Planning dance
Saturday, Oct. 8. From left,
The Harveys Lake Democrats will
host a dinner dance on Saturday,
Oct. 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the Harveys
Lake Pub, formerly the Harveys
Lake Hotel.
Music will be provided by
“Response.” County Commissioners
Frank Crossin and Ed Brominski as
well as District Attorney Robert
Gillespie will be in attendance.
Members of the dance committee
include Arnie West and T. Joe
Boyle, general chairmen; Ron
Edwards and Bob Maximowicz,
music; Bill Gallagher and Dave
Forster, food; and Marty Noon and
Arnie West, Bill
John Yenason, tickets.
A follow-up rally will be held
Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m. at
Joe’s Grotto Pizza, Sunset, Harveys
Lake. Anyone purchasing a dinner-
dance ticket will also receive a
ticket for the rally.
A meeting of representatives of
the Luzerne County libraries was
held recently at the Osterhout Free
Library, 71 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-
The libraries convened to discuss
ing where the libraries could
explain their funding needs to the
The livestock tents were bursting
with activity as 4-Hers, FFAers and
open class exhibitors prepared their
animals for judging at the Luzerne
County Fall Fair. Judging took
place on Sept. 10 with Richard
Smith, Sullivan County Extension
Ralph Sands, Trucksville, judging
the dairy.
Receiving premiums in the 4-H
and FFA dairy division were:
Michael Weatherill, Shavertown,
second place Holstein Jr. Calf and
second place Junior Showman;
Brent Cook, Dallas, third place Hol-
stein Intermediate Calf, second
place Holtein Senior Yearling and
second place Senior Showman; and
Chris Weatherill, Shavertown, first
place Holstein Juniolr Yearling and
In open class dairy, Brent Cook
“placed first in the Guernsey Inter-
Tn
Luzerne County Commissioners is
hoped for in the near future.
Presently, many of the libraries
do not meet state minimum stan-
dards. If these standards are not
met, the libraries will not qualify
for state aid. All libraries need
additional staff and volumes. All
libraries suffer from tremendous
increases in operating costs. This is
mediate calf class and the Guernsey
Dry cow, three and four year old
class. In open class beef, Cook
placed first in the junior calf class
and received the Champion Female
Award.
Myrtle Cook, Dallas, received the
following in the 4-H sheep show:
first place Cheriot ewe, 1 year and
under two; first and second place
ewe lamb under one year, Cham-
pion and Reserve Champion Ewe,
first place pair of lambs and first
place Senior Shoman and Fitter.
Open Class Rabbit premiums
went to Janet McCarroll, Dallas,
first place Doe and Litter-Dutch and
second place Adult-Buck Dutch;
Patrick McDonald, Dallas, first
place Young Doe-Flemish; Albert
Sweitzer, Dallas, first place Adult
Dow-French Lop, first place Adult
Buck-French Lop and first plce
particularly true in the area of
library materials. A relatively short
murder myster now costs $12.95 and
a work of non-fiction is frequently
$19.95.
The libraries will explain to the
commissioners that an increase in
library appropriations from the
county is essential for the public
libraries to continue to serve resi-
dents of the county.
Young Doe-Netherland Dwarf;
Jerome Riaubia, Sweet Valley,
second place Young Doe-French
Lop; Paulette Hewy, Dallas, first
place Young Doe-French Lop, first
place Young Buck-French Lop, first
place Young Doe-Satin and first
place Young Buck-Satin; Dawn
Stark, Shavertown, first place
Young Buck-Netherland Dwarf and
first palce Young Doe-Himalayan.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klose, RD 3,
Hunlock Creek, announce the birth
of a baby girl, April Joy, Sept. 15.
Maternal grandmother is Mrs.
Stanley Krispin of Dallas. Paternal
grandmother is Mrs. Helen Klose, of
Nanticoke. Maternal great-grand-
mother is Mrs. Josephine Houck,
Ashley.
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Grozalis
will be
honored
Len Grozalis of Poland St., Swoy-
ersville will be honored by the
Assumpta Council K of C 3987 on
Saturday evening, Oct. 10, at the
Council Home on Main St., Luzerne.
This will be held in conjunction with
the Annual Columbus Dinner-Dance.
Co-chairmen are Gene Walko and
Mike Uter.
Grozalis is the immediate past
Grand Knight and, for his untiring
work, he will be honored by the
council members. Grozalis is mar-
ried to the former Ann Kuzma.
dren, Ken, of New Cumberland,
employed with the Camp Hill State
Prison; and Mrs. Beverly Hetro of
Luzerne.
Grozalis is associated with Proc-
tor and Gamble in Mehoopany. He
is a former Past Commander of
Andrew Lawrence American Post
644, and presently serves as trea-
surer and a member of the Home
Association. He is Past Lt. Gover-
nor of District 15 Kiwanis and a
Past President of the Swoyersville
Kiwanis Club and a member of the
choir at St. Mary’s Church in Kings-
ton.
Music for dancing will be fur-
nished by the Henry Charles
Orchestra.
A program of practical, effective
methods of communicaions that can
be put to immediate use to make
life with children easier and more
rewarding will be held in Wilkes-
Barre.
The nationally acclaimed author
and lecturer, Adele Faber, will
present “How to Talk So Kids Will
Listen and Listen So Kids Will
Talk” in a lecture Monday, Oct. 17,
at 8 p.m. at the Dorothy Dickson
Darte Center for the Performing
Arts at Wilkes College.
The session will cover ways to
reduce everyday tensions between
adults and children and improve
relationships. This talk is free and
open to the public.
The workshops are being spon-
Glidden
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sored as a cooperative effort of the
Parenting Council of Northeast
Pennsylvania; Wayne, Pike and
Susquehanna County Children and
Youth Services; Certified Nurse
Midwifery of Maternal and Family
Health Services; Wilkes College
Education Club and the Wyoming
Valley Family Service Association
and Helpline.
For more information, call the
Parenting Council at 283-0506.
Expressions
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MUM FARM
Society starts
volunteer drive
The Wyoming Historical and Geo-
logical Society is announcing the
start of its third annual volunteer
drive.
The Society is interested in train-
ing individuals to assist its staff in
the preservation and presentation of
the cultural heritage of Wyoming
Valley. A series of training sessions
will provide the volunteer with the
necessary tools to work in a variety
of areas in the Society.
All workshops will be held each
Saturday starting Oct. 15 on the
second floor of the Historical
Society’s museum, 69 S. Franklin
St., Wilkes-Barre, located behind
the Osterhout Library.
Any interested person wishing to
volunteer at the Wyoming Historical
and Geological Society may do so
by contacting the Society at 823-
6244, Tuesday through Saturday.
THURSDAY
OCTOBER 6th
(RAIN OR SHINE)
25° A
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Example:
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2 dips - 50¢
3 dips - 75¢
4 dips - $1.00
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3 to 8:30 p.m.
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