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‘Lehman High School and
‘currently employed as a
Pringle, are
Wilkes Col-
senior high
. Friends and relatives of
Miss Irma Goldsmith of
.Demunds gathered at the
Kunkle Fire Hall on July 9
to help her celebrate her
70th birthday. The hall
‘was decorated with red
.and white streamers.
: ‘Table decorations
‘included red and white
‘favors, and table center-
piece arrangments were
red and white flowers. A
buffet dinner was served
at 1 p.m.
Among the guests
‘attending were seven
‘members of her class,
«Class of 1931, of Dallas
‘Township High School. Out
and Mrs. Steve Kazura,
‘N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
*Carlin, Horseshoe, Pa.;
‘Mrs. Hilda Finney, Lan-
caster; Mrs. Emily Bain-
‘bridge, Charity and Earl
Bainbridge, Stafford, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. W.B.
Weaver, Susan, Sharon,
Brenda and Julia Weaver,
Exton; Mr. and Mrs.
James McFadden, and tar
Mishelle McFadden,
Exton; Rev. and Mrs.
Allan J. Cease, Bingham-
ton, N.Y.
Other guests were Rev.
and Mrs. Donald Walters,
Myra Carlin, Miss Thelma
Kelchner, Miss Erma Kel-
chner, Miss Patricia Rey-
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Weaver, Mrs. Verna
Weaver, Mrs. Alta Kubec,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess,
Mrs. Helen Bainbridge,
Mrs. Mary Shupp, Mrs.
Agnes Sullivan, Mrs.
Naomi Nuss, Mr. and Mrs.
William Jones Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. William
Nicoll, Mrs. ‘Ellen Dietz.
* A contestant is being
.sought to represent Luz-
rerne County in the official
-Pa. State Preliminary of
.the US. A. Teen Miss
Scholarship Pageant to be
+held in the ballroom of the
Marriott Hotel in Harris-
‘burg on Oct. 16.
To qualify as a contes-
.tant, the teen miss must
‘be between the ages of 13
‘county in which she is
applying, a USA citizen of
.good character and stand-
:ing in the community and
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* The newly crowned Luz-
.erne County Teen Miss
Will compete. with other
county finalists in Commu-
nications, Evening Gown
and Personal Interview
Competitions for the state
title and crown; plus, a
$1,000 cash scholarship
award. Each of the state’s
10 finalists will receive a
complete, self-study mod-
eling course. :
Applications may be
obtained by sending a
stamped, ‘self-addressed
envelope to: Pa. Teen
Miss Scholarship Pageant,
31 Mill Plain Road, Dan-
bury, Conn. 06810 or by
calling the national head-
quarters at 203-748-6682.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Martin, Sr., Lena Martin,
Mrs. Margie Reese, Mrs.
Charolotte Weaver, Mr.
John Weaver,
Patty -and Jay Weaver,
Mrs. Harry Sweptston, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold LaBar,
Mrs. Emily Stash, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Hoyt, Mrs.
Helen Franklin, Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Swan.
Irma wishes to thank all
those who attended her
birthday party and also for
the gifts she received.
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Auxiliary Meets
A meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of Warden
Place, Harveys Lake, was
held recently.
Plans were made for the
‘Christmas in August”
party scheduled for Aug.
16 at the Castle Inn,
Dallas. Reservations for
the party should be made
with Mrs. Raymond Dav-
enport, Second St., Warden
Place.
The next meeting of the
group will be held Tues-
day, July 26, at 8 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Daven-
port. ’
Reunion Planned
The Dallas Township
High School Class of 1935
will hold its reunion on
Saturday, July 30, at the
home of George and Fern
Rogers in Lehman.
There will be a covered
dish picnic lunch at 1 p.m.
Family to Meet
The 75th Annual Kocher
Reunion will be held Satur-
day, Aug. 6, at Hanson’s
Amusement Park, Har-
veys Lake.
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Dinner will be held at 1
p.m. with a meeting to
follow. Each family is
asked to take a covered
dish.
PWP Meets
The Wilkes-Barre Area
Chapter 961 of Parents
Without Partners held a
steak roast recently at the
home of Jean Duda, Dayv-
enport Street, Dallas.
Mrs. Duda stated that
PWP usually tries to find
donors for a local Red
Cross blood drive, but this
year, since they were
unable to find a sufficient
amount of people to donate
blood, they decided to hold
a function to raise money
instead.
About 40 members and
their guests attended the
function in® Mrs. Duda’s
yard. The members
brought their own ‘‘grill-
ings” and the ladies of
PWP provided salads and
fixings. The event was
organized by Delorine
Boline, community service
director. Hostess was Jean
Duda and co-hostess was
Brenda Zahasky.
The entertainment was a
great surprise since a
“Belly-Gram” was deliv-
Baten
ered by a belly dancer to
one of the male members
of the group who was cele-
brating a birthday.
Parents Without Part-
ners is an international
organization for single
parents and their children.
It represents a source of
support, understanding
and friendship for single
‘parent families. It pro-
vides educational pro-
grams, discussions, family
activities and social func-
tions. It also seeks to ease
the emotional and other
strains placed on these
families.
President of the local
chapter is Therese Gentile.
Any interested persons
should contact Beatric
Bolacker, Membership
Director, at PWP, P.O.
Box 1452, Wilkes-Barre.
Reception Set
Marywood College will
host informal receptions
for area residents inter-
demic programs on Aug. 2
from 5-7:30 p.m. and on
Aug. 25 from 17-8:30 p.m.
in Nazareth Hall. The Aug.
2 program includes a cold
buffet; Aug. 25 program
includes dessert.
Both programs will offer
information about the
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For reservations or
more information, contact
Marywood admissions
office.
Events Listed
The Wilkes College
Music Department has
listed the schedule of per-
formances to be offered
for both campus and com-
munity during the aca-
deming year 1983-84.
- Department Chairman
Jerome Campbell
announced recently that
the diverse program will
include performances by
TE Romar
the
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