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that has been picked up from the
roadside. Thank goodness there are
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ELLEN CAMPBELL AND
MARTHA BARANOWSKI recently
presented a session on ‘Where We
Have Been and Where We Are
Going’ ‘at the Association for
Retarded Citizens retreat held at
the Kirby Episcopal House, Glenn
Summit. Ellen, who lives in Hunts-
ville, is president of ARC of Luzerne
County.
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LABOR DAY traditionally ends
the summer season although this
year no one told the weather man.
Both the Harveys Lake Yacht Club
and Newberry Country Club held
end of the season celebrations. The
Yacht Club regatta and fireworks
display is enjoyable not only for
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spectators as well.
Newberry Country Club members
and guests danced to the fones of
the ‘Dimensions’ following cock-
tails and hors d’oeuvres on Satur-
day evening. A family picnic was
enjoyed on Sunday while Monday
the ‘Calcutta’ Tennis Tournament
provided an exciting end to the
season.
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
BARGAIN in children’s clothing,
stop in at the Closet at Trinity
United Presbyterian Church in
Dallas. Good, used clothing is avail-
able at very reasonable prices in
addition to many lovely crafts
which have been made by the
church women. The Closet .is open
on Wednesdays.
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BEST WISHES to Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Poepperling, Sr., Carver-
ton, who recently celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary. The
couple was married on Aug. 16, 1933
in St. Mary’s of the Immaculate
Conception Church, S. Washington
St., Wilkes-Barre by the late Rev.
Hugh Kelly.
The Poepperlings are parents of
two children, William, Pompano
Beach, Fla.; and Mrs. Renee Spare,
Carverton. They have five grand-
children, Colleen, Robert, Linda,
Bruce and Brian Spare.
To mark their anniversary, a
Mass of Thanksgiving was held in
St. Frances Cabrini Church, Carver-
ton. A. reception given by their
childen and grandchildren was held
for family and friends.
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CHARLOT ANN RICHARDS,
Upper Demunds Road, Dallas and
JOHN F. HIGGINS, have
announced their engagement and
approaching marriage on Nov. 12 in
Church of Christ Uniting, Kingston.
Charlot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William O. Richards, is employed
as a pharmaseutical sales repre-
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WARMEST WISHES to the follow-
ing area couples who were recently
married. Beth Alison and Thomas
Diachenko; Donna Marie and Louis
Paul Butera; Nancy and Joseph
Selenski; Jacqueline C. Williams
and Thomas P. Zaruta; Sherry Joy
Arnow and Jeffrey Lee Davidowitz.
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GATE OF HEAVEN CHURCH
AND SCHOOL is ready for the
experts. This past week, all class-
room, office and church furniture
was removed to storage so that
work can begin on the ceilings. In
the meantime, students are attend-
ing classes at the Dallas Elemen-
tary School while Sunday Masses
are being held at Mercy Chapel at
College Misericordia. It really gives
me a good feeling to see how church
parishioners and members of the
community pitched in to get things
done.
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CONGRATULATIONS to Rev. and
Mrs. russell Edmondson, Lehman
who celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary August 21. They were
married in Windsor Avenue Bible
Church, Oceanside, Long Island by
the late Rev. Frank Vurture. 3
The Edmonsons are parents of
five children, Warren, Georgia;
David, Tunkhannock; Stephen,
Fernbrook; Gene, Germany; and
Regina, Bible College in Colorado.
They have five grandchildren and
one foster grandchild.
Ginger Gillis
wed recently
Ginger B. Gillis of Dallas and
Anthony V. Bologna of Brooklyn,
N.Y., were united in marriage on
Aug. 25 at Neptune Chapel, Hunlock
Creek.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Charles Sewell, uncle of the
bride.
Given in marriage by Richard
Tattersall, the bride chose her
sister, Mary Black, as her maid of
honor. Russell Scotto served as best
man.
The bride wore a street-length
white dress and carried a bouquet
of orchids. The maid of honor wore
a matching pink street length dress
and also carried orchids.
Following the ceremony, guests
the home of the bride’s mother,
Mrs. Eva Hoover.
Following a wedding trip to Niag-
ara Falls, the couple is residing in
Brooklyn, N.Y., where Mr. Bologna
is employed as an iron worker.
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Miss Marianne McGuire, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McGuire,
Krispin Road, Kingston Twp., and
Ray Karalunas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Karalunas, Sr., 16 Oliver St.,
Swoyersville, were married recently
in East Dallas United Methodist
Church, Rev. Donald Walter,
pastor, officiated.
Mrs. Laura O’Malley, a sister of
the bride, was matron of honor and
Ronald Karalunas, twin brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
The bride was attired in a formal
white gown of English lace and
silkened organdy with a high neck-
line of alencon lace trim and a
cameo neckline of English net. The
neckline was edged with a trim of
alencon lace above a full overlay of
English net forming a capelet
sleeve and falling to a waistline
drape. It had a fitted bodice with a
natural waistline and a full skirt of
English lace bordered with a ruffle
of alencon lace. Her chapel train of
English lace was detachable.
Her headpiece was a halo of
summer flowers featuring white
daisies, yellow rosebuds, pink car-
nations, baby’s breath, stephanatis
and statis. She carried a matching
cascade of daisies, rosebuds and
carnations with white floral accents
and white satin streamers.
Mrs. O’Malley, matron of honor
and sister 0g
the bride, wore a
lemon yellow matching gown
designed with a high neckline of
alencon lace trim, and a cameo
neckline of English net featuring a
full overlay of English net forming
a capelet sleeve and waistlength
drape. It has a fitted bodice and
pleated knitted chiffon skirt.
She wore a headpiece of yellow
rosebuds and baby’s breath and
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carried a bouquet of white daisies,
yellow rosebuds, pink carnations
streamers.
A reception followed at the home
of the bride’s parents.
Following a wedding trip to Niag-
ara Falls and Canada, the couple is
now residing at Valley View Trailer
Court, Dallas Township.
The bride is a graduate of Dallas
High School and attended Delaware
Valley Agriculture College at
Doylestown and Penn State Lehman
campus. She is employed at the
Dallas Veterinary Clinic.
Mr. Karalunas is a graduate of
Central Catholic High School and
attended King’s College, Wilkes-
Barre, where he received a degree
member of the sales department of
Keystone Coca Cola Bottling Co.,
Pittston Twp.
Elstons note
anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elston,
Kunkle, observed their 68th wedding
recently. They were married Sep-
tember 8, 1915, in the Luzerne Meth-
odist Church by Rev. H.M. Kelly.
Mrs. Elston is the former Agnes
Isaacs, daughter of the late John
and Estella Kunkle Isaacs, of
Kunkle. Mr. Elston is the son of the
late Marvin K. and Lana Hoyt
Elston, also of Kunkle. Prior to
retirement, Mr. Elston was engaged
in farming.
The Elstons have six children,
Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, Mrs. Lana
Birnstock, Gomer Elston, Wayne
Elston, Gene Elston, all of Kunkle;
Marvin J. Elson, Dallas.
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