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NAVY ENSIGN
CHARLES A. ALBERT
III, son of Olga A. and
Charles A. Albert Jr., of 35
Norton Ave., Dallas, was
recently designated a
naval aviator.
Presentation of the
L “Wings of Gold” marked
* culmination of 18 months
of flight training.
The aviation curriculum
included basic studies in
« engineering and naviga-
~ tion; training flights in
~ simulators; aircraft fami-
_ liarization; basic and
« advanced instrument
« training; extending navi-
“ gation flights and landings
' ‘aboard an aircraft carrier.
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«AIRMAN MICHAEL W.
PEARSON, son of Joe and
Eunice Pearson of Sweet
Valley, has completed Air
Force basic training at
Lackland Air Force Base,
Texas.
During the six weeks at
Lackland, the airman stu-
died the Air Force mis-
sion, organization and cus-
‘toms and received special
tions. :
In addition, airmen who
complete basic training
earn credits toward an
" associate degree in applied
' science through the Com-
_ munity College of the Air
“Force.
The airman will now
begin on-the-job training in
the structural and pave-
. ments field at Francis E.
~ Warren Air Force Base,
4
Murray of Rural Route 4,
Dallas.
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GINO MATTIOLI of
Carverton Road, Trucks-
ville, has been selected to
serve as an orientation
leader (O.L.) during this
year’s New Student Orien-
tation program at Beaver
College, Glenside, Pa.
All orientation leaders
will arrive on campus for
training on Tuesday, Aug.
30, four days before the
arrival of the new stu-
dents. :
In addition to attending
and participating in all
scheduled activities, the
0.L.’s are responsible for
familiarizing the new stu-
dents with campus policies
and procedures, introduc-
ing them to the campus
facilities and academic
programs, and acting as
peer counselors.
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JOHN F. CORBETT III,
Dallas has. been accepted
for the Freshmen class at
. Keystone Junior College in
La Plume, PA. John will
be majoring in Art at Key-
stone.
A student at Lake
Lehman Junior Senior
542-7532
Plains, Pa.
High School, John has
been active in basketball,
track, football, volleyball.
John is’ also interested in
photography and graphics
arts.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Corbett Jr.,
RD 4 Box 291, Dallas.
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NAVY SEAMAN
RECRUIT DAVID L.
NAUROTH, son of Leo E.
and Betty L. Nauroth of
Dallas, has completed
recruit training at the
Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, Ill.
During the eight-week
training cycle, trainees
studied general military
subjects designed to pre-
pare them for further aca-
demic and on-the-job train-
ing in one of the Navy’s 85
basic occupational fields.
Included in their studies
were seamanship, close
order drill, Naval history
and first aid. Pesonnel
who complete this’ course
of instruction are eligible
credit in physical educa-
tion and hygiene.
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of John T. and Mildred
Shemo of 146 Shadetree
Rd., Shavertown, has com-
pleted the infantry combat
training course at the
Marine Corps Base CAmp
Lejeune, N.C.
During the six week
course, he received class-
room instruction and par-
ticipated in field exercises
involving infantry tactics;
the construction and cam-
ouflage of fighting posi-
tions; and the use of the
mines, demolitions and
intra-company communi-
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THE 62ND ANNUAL
BULFORD FAMILY
REUNION will be held
Sunday, Aug. 21, at the
Bloomingdale Grange Hall
atlp.m.
Urologist
Joins Practice
pleased to announce the
association of Robert J.
Wasnick, M.D. in the prac-
tice of adult and pediatric
urology as of August 15. Dr.
Wasnick will open his office
at 8 Church Street, Wilkes-
Barre, and office hours are
by appointment by calling
835-0085
Dr. Wasnick is a 1966
aduate of Wyoming Sem-
inary. He graduated Magna
Cum Laude from the Univer-
sity of Scranton, where he
was the recipient of a special
award for distinction in
biology. He was also in-
ducted into Alpha Sigma Nu,
the National Jesuit Honor
Society. He graduated from
Jefferson Medical College in
1974, and completed three
years of General Surgery
training at St. Vincent's
Hospital in New York City.
Urology residency was com-
leted at State University of
ew York, Downstate Medi-
cal Center in Brooklya, New
York.
He was awarded the
Bowen-Brooks Fellowship
by the New York Academy
of Medicine, and the stipend
permitted fellowship train-
ing in a foreign country. He
pursued a fellowship in
ediatric urology at Alder
oy Children’s Hospital in
Liverpool, England, under
James Herbert Johnston,
.B.,F.RCS.
He has published several
articles in the field of
pediatric urology. He was
awarded second prize for a
presentation at the national
American Urological Associ-
ation meeting in Las Vegas
thig pay Yeats is a Diplo:
mate of the National Board
of Medical Examiners, and
is certified by the American
Board of Urology. He most
recently was a teaching
associate in the Department
of Urology at gisinger
Medical Center in Danville,
Pa., where Be specialized in
ediatric urology.
PeDr. Wasnick is the son of
Dr. and Mrs. William Was-
nick, 57 Carlisle Street,
Wilkes-Barre. He is married
to the former Carla Madopia
of New York, New York.
They have a son, Robert, and
will reside in Kingston.
Ur. ical Associates
of Jeming Valley
Robert J. Wasnick, M.D.
M.G. Mukerjes. M.D.,
F.ACS
Pediatric and Adult Urology
Male Sexual Disorders
and Infertility
Wilkés-Barre/Pittston
. 8Church Street
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702
hone: 825-0055 .
Back Mountain/Nanticoke
40 North Market Street
Nanticoke, PA 18634 i
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With Joan Kingsbury
MR. AND MRS. FRANK WALLACE, RD 7, Manor
Drive, Shavertown, celebrated their 33rd wedding anni-
versary last week. The were married Aug. 12, 1950 in St.
Therese’s Church, Shavertown by the late Rev. J.J.
O’Leary.
The Wallaces are the parents of six children, Donald,
Robert, Yonkers, N.Y.; Thomas, Wilmington, Del.;
Mary Theresa, N.Y.; Barbara, Cincinnati, Ohio and
Carol at home. :
Congratulations and best wishes to you!
EARL MACARTY, West Nanticoke, ROBERT W.
BAIRD, Dallas and DR. GEORGE DECURTIS, Kings-
ton members of The Trumpet Trio, entertained at the
pavilion of Irem Temple Country Club recently. This
Trumpet Trio, which is directed by Lester R. Lewis,
with the Shrine.
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. DR. ALAN BOONIN, formerly associated with Dallas
Family Practice Associates, has opened his new office
for the practice of Family Medicine at 55 Machell
Avenue, Dallas, directly opposite Gate of Heaven
Elementary School.
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MR. AND MRS. JAMES BLINN, Dallas, announce the
birth of a daughter, Kelly Juli Ann on July 13.
Mrs. Blinn is the former Christine Lee Werner,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Werner of Trucksville.
Maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Mary Hadley,
Trucksville and Mrs. Florence Moresi, Dallas.
Mr. Blinn is the son of Margaret Blinn and the late
Roger Blinn of Carbondale. Mr. Blinn is an employee of
the state of Pennsylvania.
They also have a son, Sean, who is celebrating his
sixth birthday today and a daughter, Samantha, who
celebrated her third birthday July 17.
Kelly will be baptized in late August at Gate of
Heaven Church; Dallas. :
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BEST WISHES for much happiness to the following
couples who were recently joined in marriage: Sandra
and Stephen Brozena; Joanne Marie and Ahmad
Armaghan; Inez and Kerry Kugler; June Ellen and
Steven Douglas Kupstas; Rebecca Lee and Josef
at St. Clair Hospital in Pittsburgh. S
Mrs. Mayhew is the former Becky Bestwick of Dallas.
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CONGRATULATIONS to the following parents who
are celebrating the birth of lovely little girls, Donna and
James Fowler; Theresa and John Gorda: Sandra and
Ralph Kuniskas. Mary Ann and Merle Taylor; Kather-
ine and Alan Brace are delighted over the birth of their
new sons. Best wishes to all!
Cosletts honored
The Senior Citizens of the Meadows Apartments
honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coslett at the coffee hour
on. Aug. 5, in observation of their 60th wedding
anniversary.
The couple was married Aug. 6, 1923 in Bethesda
Congregational Church, Edwardsville, by the late Rev.
R.J. Reese.
Mrs. Coslett is the former Edith Phebey of East End.
Mrs. Coslett was presented with a corsage and Mr.
Coslett a boutonniere by Meadows residents. They also
received a citation from the Pennsylvania House of
Representatives in honor of the occasion.
The Meadowlarks sang several selections in honor of
the anniversary couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Coslett had three beautifully decorated
special day.
The Meadows .is a housing project for the Elderly
sponsored by The Ecumenical Enterprises Inc.
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be its time to consider chiropractic
for your health care needs. Let
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