TODD BORTHWICK, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas Borthwick
recently spent a week visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Borthwick,
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown. Todd
and his family live in Tennessee.
WELL, SUMMER IS DEFI-
NITELY OVER with the kids back
in school. Everyone seems to be
asking the same question, “Where
did the summer go?” I know what
was neglected during this summer
of fun, my housekeeping. Now its
back to the grindstone - houseclean-
ing. I guess you can’t have fun all
the time.
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SUZANNE HERSTEK has
returned to her teaching post at
Westmoreland Elementary School.
Suzanne, who was on maternity
leave following the birth of a little
boy, is a second grade teacher.
Welcome back, Suzanne!
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CON-
NOLLY, Harveys Lake observed
their silver wedding anniversary
Tuesday. The Connollys were mar-
ried in St. Ann’s Church, Luzerne.
The former Beverly Antanaitis,
Mrs. Connolly is a recent graduae of
College Misericordia with a degree
in Business Administration. Mr.
Connolly, an insurance underwriter,
was a recent candidate for state
senate.
The Connollys have three daugh-
ters, Eileen, a sales representative
in the area; Gail, an accountant in
New York City and Maureen, an
To celebrate their anniverary, the
couple will take a trip to the
Poconos and also enjoy a weekend
in New York City. ’
Happy anniversary and best
wishes to you!
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I RECENTLY READ that a group
of Philadelphia residents is turning
a 200-year-old house into a memo-
rial to Anne Frank, the young
Jewish girl whose diary spoke of
faith in mankind despite the horrors
of Nazi persecution. I remember
when I read the ‘Diary of Anne
Frank,” how touched and troubled I
felt. And yet, despite everything,
Anne was still able to write “I think
people are really good at heart.”
Anne Frank is someone who we
really should remember.
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BEST WISHES to Kim Renee
Telford and Jay Youngblood who
were married Aug. 27 in Trucksville
United Methodist Church. Congratu-
lations are also in order for Anto-
inette and Giulio Tomassetti III who
were recently married at Wyoming
United Methodist Church. Following
a wedding trip to the Poconos, the
Tomassettis are residing in Kings-
ton.
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The ‘“Webspinners Square Dance-
Club” of Trucksvillé will hold open -
house nights on Monday evenings
Sept. 12 and 19, from 8 p.m. until
10:30 p.m.
Anyone interested in learning to
do Modern Western Square Dancing
is invited to attend and participate
in these evenings of fun; and to
become acquainted with just what
this type of square dancing is all
about. There will not be any charge
for these open house nights and they
will provide an excellent opportun-
ity to give our National Folk Dance
a try.
Beginners classes in Modern
Western Square Dancing will begin
on Sept. 26, which will be the final
date to enroll.
held on Saturday evenings on the
following dates: Sept. 10, 24; Oct. 8,
22 and 29. The 29th will be a
Halloween dance; Nov. 12 and 19;
and Dec. 3, 10 and 17. The 17th
dance will be the annual Christmas
party. All Saturday dances will
start with a Plus Program work-
shop from 7:30-8:15 p.m.
All dances and classes for the
Webspinners will be held in the
Trucksville United Methodist
Church Educational Building on
Church Road, in Trucksville. Addi-
tional information can be obtained
from Andy or Barbie Glowach at
696-1093.
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CONGRATULATIONS to Maureen
Marcus and Phillip Straub who have
announced their engagement. The
couple has planned a fall wedding.
Maureen who received a bachelor of
science degree and master’s degree
in Business Administration from
Bloomsburg State College is
employed as a commercial loan
officer and credit department man-
ager by First Eastern Bank.
Phillip, who earned a bachelor of
science degree in accounting from
Wilkes College, is a self-employed
certified public accountant with an
office in Wilkes-Barre.
The couple have planned a Fall
wedding.
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THE LUZERNE COUNTY SCI-
ENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
recently honored outstanding sci-
ence students of Luzerne County
Schools. Dallas students honored
were: Mark Hines, Marilyn Ward,
Junior High students; and Frank
Eichorn, Dallas Senior High School.
Congratulations to these outstanding
students.
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MELISSA MARIE SMITH, daugh-
ter of Mrs. David A. Smith, Jr., 98
Meadowcrest, Trucksville, was bap-
tized recently in St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church.
Melissa’s godparents are Michael
Mills, Harveys Lake and Jaqueline
Thomas, Wilkes-Barre. Her grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Acuff, Shavertown and Mr. and
Mrs. David P. Smith, Sr., Edwards-
ville. Melissa's great-grandmother
is Mrs. Hannah Burgit, Wilkes-
Barre.
Melissa was born June 15 in
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kings-
ton.
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ROBIN ROZELLE, daughter of Mrs. Glenna Rozelle
of Orange, has enrolled as a freshman at Oral Roberts
University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she will pursue a
course in music. She is a graduate of the Christian
School at Sweet Valley.
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MR. AND MRS. VERN CHARLTON and children of
Urichsville, O. have returned after spending the
holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Polk of
Orange.
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A FLEA MARKET will be held in conjunction with
the annual Fall Festival of East Dallas UnitedMethod-
ist Church, Lower Demunds Road on Saturday, Sept.
11. Space for the flea market can be reserved by
calling either Richard Dodson at 675-4942 or Russell
Ockenhouse at 675-3031.
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CONGREGATIONS of St. Frances X. Cabrini
Church at Carverton and Blessed Sacrament Church
at Centermoreland will join on Sunday for the annual
family picnic for members of both congregations. The
day’s activities will get underway at noon at the
Franklin Township Fire Hall in Orange with Mass to
be offered by the pastor, Rev. John Foley. Lawrence
Kalnoskas, Sr. of Culver Hill, Orange and John
Kundrat of Carverton are the lay co-chairmen.
MOUNTAIN GRANGE 567 of Carverton has a big
meeting coming up Saturday evening when the local
Grange hosts the September meeting of Pomona,
which includes Jackson Twp. Grange. The session will
get underway at 8 Saturday evening with Miss Anna.
Manzoni, Pomona Grange master, presiding. Mrs:
Melinda Sutton of Carverton is secretary of Pomona
Grange. Stanley Krzanowski, Grange master of Moun-
tain Grange 567, is treasurer of Pomona.
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MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MIHALICK, formerly of
Carverton, have moved to Elizabethtown, Pa., where
Mr. Mihalick is employed by the AMP Corporation. ‘.
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A FAMILY HOT DOG AND CORN ROAST will be
held Sunday afternoon, starting at 1:30, at Dymond
Hollow United Methodist Church.
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WILLARD RACE, SR., of Oange, chairman of the
board of supervisors of Franklin Twp. was a patient in
Room 547 at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital at press:
time.
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ABOUT 60 PEOPLE attended the annual Sunday
School picnic of Centermoreland United Methodist
Church on Aug. 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
G. Williams of Centermoreland. :
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