4:30 p.m.
number on their check.
ships continue until Aug. 31, 1984.
six-week period, beginning Oct. 4.
will be made only if the class is
filled or cancelled in which case a
full refund will be made.
Following is a list of classes
scheduled:
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
PRE-BALLET: (ages 4-6) a class
that is not only helpful for coordina-
tion at this age, but is also a lot of
fun. Please secure long hair. Class-
room, Bette Ann Libin, Thursday, 6-
7 p.m.; Cafeteria, Kathy Gerlack,
Moore family
holds reunion
Mrs. Betty Moore of Lehman
hosted the annual reunion of the
Sorber Mountain, at her home. The
Sorber family reunions are an
annual occurance as the first reun-
ion was held in 1961.
The Jerry Smith family of Liv-
ingston, N.J. traveled the furthest.
“Prizes also went to Wendy and John
Hettes, youngest newlyweds; Mrs.
Fern Smith of Ruggles, oldest
family member present; Ryan
Spencer of Lehman, youngest; and
Elsie and Walter Wandel of Noxen,
longest married couple. They were
married in 1938 andthis year
observed their 45th wedding anni-
versary.
Guests included Frank Monting-
ney, Larry West, Marty Onzik,
Craig Yanchik, Terry Spence,
Dennis Dymond, Robert Redmond,
@:ihy Young, Walter (Chappy)
Keithline, Andy Kuchta and
orman Oney.
were William and Sharon Pencer
and Shawn, Donna and Carl Weaver
and Brian, Hiram Sorber, Jack and
Carlene Sorber and children,
Ronald and Karla Sorber, Robert
and June Sorber, Judy and Joe
Nielson, Claude Sorber and son
Aaran, all of Sorber Mountain.
Also, Betty Moore and Tonja,
Jamie, Betty and Fred Spencer,
grandchildren; Belinda, George,
Karrie, Bety of Beaumont; Joyce,
Robert, Bobby, Frank and Timmy
Faux of Vernon; Joseph and Eileen
Sgarlat, Harveys Lake; Donald and
Linda Spencer and children, Donnie,
Ray, Ryan and Holly of Lehman;
Margaret Freeman, Edie Kay, and
grandson Joshua, Beaumont; James
and Peggy Sorber and Tammy Mac-
Muritirie of Troxell’s Switch; Philip
and Dolores Sorber and daughter
Lisa, Pikes Creek; Charles Patla
and son Charles of Mooretown;
on and Bradley Sorber and
children Sarah, Amy and Grace of
Loyalville; Robert and Phyllis Dale
and children Robert and Nathan of
Beaumont; Guida and Warren
Beahm of Elizabethtown, Pa.; Fern
Smith, Ruggles; Andrew Kuchta,
Harveys Lake.
and children Danny and Sandy of
Ruggles; Faye and: Cliff’ Birdsell,
Wilkes-Barre; Gerry and Mary Kay
Smith and children Carcella, Chris-
tie, Danny, Brenda, Brian and
Regina of Livingston, N.J.; Jack
and Carlene Sorber and children,
John, Dale, Tammie and Heather
Sorber, Little Meadows, Pa.; Walter
and Vera Sorber and children John,
Dale, Tammie and Heather Sorber
of Little Meadows, Pa.; Walter and
Vera Sorber and children Rebecca,
Jessie and Chad of Loyalville; Mar--
jorie Sorber, Noxen; Ronald and
Karla Sorber and Jeremy of Loyal-
ville; Kirk Vandermark, Loyalville;
Isabelle and leroy Butler and son
Lee and granddaughter, Daisy
Boice of Stull; Wendy and John
Hettes, Julie wood, John, Autumn
and Jason Wood of Stull; Ione and
Edwin Burnell, Harveys Lake;
Essie and Walter Wandell of Stull
Wu son Mark Wandel of Bristol, Pa.
Dallas school has
vacant position
The following vacancy is open in
the Dallas School District for the
1983-84 School year:
Senior High School: Business
teacher.
Anyone interested in this position
should contact Mr. Gerald Wycallis
in the Curriculum Office immedi-
ately.
News & Ad
Deadline
Friday Noon
BALLET: (ages 7 and up),
designed for the beginner. Classical
methods and techniques will be
taught. Please secure long hair.
Classroom, Bette Ann Libin, Thurs-
day, 7:05-8:05 p.m.
BEGINNING DRAWING: (ages 7-
12), Basic drawing techniques, with
emphasis on shapes and shading.
Please bring paper, pencil and
eraser. Art Room, Barbara Hoyson,
Tuesday, 6-7 p.m.
PRE-SCHOOL FRENCH: (ages 4-
6), Class will include basic conver-
sation, titles of address, proper
names, polite and familiar greeting,
my name is..., introductions and
expressions of politeness and more.
Classroom, Candy Fike, Tuesday, 6-
7 p.m.
BEGINNING GUITAR: (ages 8
and up), An introductory course
which will include many guitar
forms. Music room, Gary McCoog,
Tuesday, 6-7 p.m.
ADVANCED GUITAR: For those
who are familiar with the guitar
and would like to know more. Music
room, Gary McCoog, Thursday, 6-7
p.m.
MOUSERCISE: (ages 4-9) co-ed,
children’s music. Class will focus on
developing co-ordination, following
directions and understanding aero-
bic exercise. Comfortable clothes
and sneakers recommended. Gym-
nasium, The Body Shoppe, Thurs-:
day, 6-7 p.m.
RHYTHMIC DANCE: (ages 7-10)
Hoops and streamers are used in
musical routines, which help to
develop muscle tone, coordination,
and a sense of rhythm. Remedial
Gym, Jane Winter, Thursday, 7:05-
8:05 p.m.
PRE-SCHOOL: A nursery school
for young children that is designed
primarly to develop social skills. St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church, Sandy
Weyman, Tuesday, 10-11:30 a.m.;
Thursday, 10-11:30 a.m.; Friday, 10-
11:30 a.m.
BEGINNING WATERCOLOR:
(ages 8-13), Course includes base
colors, washes, fundamentals, of
completing a picture in watercolor.
Please bring a watercolor tablet,
watercolor paint set, pencil and
brush. Art Room, Barbara Hoyson,
Thursday, 6-7:30 p.m.
ADULT CLASSES
(Teenagers Included)
AEROBIC DANCE: Cardiovascu-
lar exercise to dance steps with
popular tunes. New routines will be
introduced. Gymnasium, The Body
Shoppe, Tuesday, 8:10-9:10 p.m.
BALLET: Basic ballet exercise at
the beginner’s level for stretch and
muscle control. Class Room, Bette
Ann Libin, Thursday, 8:10-9:10 p.m.
CO-ED FITNESS: Men and
women shape up together, emphasis
on muscle strength, body toning and
cardiovascular fitness. Gymnasium,
The Body Shoppe, Thursday, 7:30-
8:30 p.m.
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH:
(over 18 years) Class will include
expressions of introduction, polite
and familiar greetings, asking
directions, ordering in a restaurant,
money system, and vocabulary used
in travel. Class Room, Cindy Fike,
BEGINNING GUITAR: An intro-
ductory course which will include
many guitar forms. Music room,
p.m.
ADVANCED GUITAR: For those
familiar with the guitar who like to
advance their knowledge and skill.
Music Room, Gary McCoog, Thurs-
day, 6-7 p.m.
FOR MEN ONLY!! - A total
fitness program for men emphasiz-
ing cardio-vascular workout, includ-
ing flexibility, endurance and mus-
cular strength activities.
Gymnasium, The Body Shoppe,
Tuesday, 6-7 p.m.
SLIMNASTICS: Slim down or spot
reduce with exercise designed spe-
cifically for those purposes. Gymna-
sium, The Body Shoppe, Tuesday,
7:05-8:05 p.m.
TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR
HEALTH: Course will include the ill
effects of chemicals and preserva-
tives on food, vitamins, and miner-
als. Who needs them and how
much? Allergies, what causes
them? Exercise physiology, how to
cook natural foods, and lifestyle
recommendations. Home Econom-
ics Room, Cindy Helfrick, Thurs-
day, 7-9 p.m.
REFRESHER SHORTHAND:
Continuation of the basic principals
of beginning shorthand. Brief forms
and new principles will be reviewed.
Dictation of short letters will be
introduced. Typing Room, Rosanne
Urban, Tuesday, 8:05-9:05 p.m.
BEGINNING TYPING: Students
will be introduced to the keyboard,
proper position at the typewriter
and will become familiar with the
typewriter parts. During the course,
students will be able to type various
exercises accurately, with speed
developing each week. Typing
Room, Rosanne Urban, Tuesday, 6-7
.m.
P REFRESHER TYPING: Students
will improve their speed and accu-
racy in typing various exercises.
They will learn about business let-
ters, horizontal and vertical center-
ing, and manuscripts. Typing
Room, Rosanne Urban, Tuesday,
7:05-8:05 p.m.
WATERCOLOR PAINTING: The
course will cover the basic tech-
niques of watercolor painting and
will be geared to the beginning and
intermediate student. Classes will
end with a brief discussion of even-
ings work. Please ask for supply list
when registering. Art Room, Paul
Connors, Thursday, 8:30-9 p.m.
YOGA: Flexibility and muscle
toning exercises done in sustained
positions. Remedial. Gym, Anne
Seitz, Tuesday, 7:05-8:05 p.m.
WORKSHOPS: Each workshop
will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. on day
noted. Fee will be $3 per workshop,
or $15 non-member for all work-
shops. $12 member. Please note
some require the purchase of mate-
rials. Becky Shuster-Karen Shuster.
OCT. 4: KNITTING - Will cover
casting on, knitting, purling,
increasing, decreasing and reading =
a pattern. Materials will be sup-
plied.
OCT. 11: CROCHETING - Will
familiarize studetns with basic
stitches in crochet, and pattern
reading. Bring size F, G, or H
crochet hook; yarn will be, supplied.
OCT. 18: COUNTED CROSS
STITCH - Will cover centering, pat-
tern reading and following cross
and outline stitching. Materials will
be supplied.
OCT. 25: EXPLORING NEEDLE- -
POINT - Will cover a variety of
different stitches to add dimension
and pattern to needlepoint. Materi-
als will be supplied.
NOV. 1: CANDLEWICKING - Stu-
dent would be required to purchase
‘a candlewicking kit for this class.
NOV. 8: QUILTING - Basic tech-
needed for this class include, corru-
gated cardboard, clear contact
paper, toothpicks and straight pins.
Tie
AVAILABLE AT
PITTSTON-WILKES-BARRE 283-0691
SCRANTON 961-1893
HAZLETON 454-1893
.
MEDICARE
(we accept
assignment)
assignment)
Hospital Beds
Dressings
Ostomy Products
Oxygen Seat Lifts
Blood Chemistry Units
Wheelchairs Catheters
Walkers Breast Prostheses ;
Breathing Machines Crutches
Alternating Canes
Pressure Pads Whirlpool
Traction Patient Lifts