| Planning campaign
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Elizabeth Sichler.
Fire ladies
name officers
h The monthly meting of the
Lehman Ladies Fire Auxiliary was
I held recently. Elected as officers
5 were Florence Campbell, president;
Judy Gunn, vice-president; Elda
Coolbaugh, treasurer; Helen Gunn,
secretary; and Louann Alters, alter-
nate.
A coupon swap will be held
Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 7 p.m. at the
fire hall. There will be a $1 donation
and everyone attending is asked to
bring a canned or non-perishable
item for a grocery bag raffle.
Refreshments will be served. For
more information, call Ginny Welby
at 675-2542.
Plans were made for the Annual
Halloween Party which will be held
Saturday, Oct. 29, at 6 p.m. at the
fire hall.
The auxiliary meets the third
Thursday of each month. Everyone
is invited to attend.
Club lists activities
The Solo Club has listed its activi-
ties for the month of October:
Saturday, Oct. 8, Dupont VFW,
| dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; business
| meeting, 8 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 15,
i Leisure II, dancing 9:30 p.m. to 1:30
A a.m.; Saturday, Oct. 22, Dupont
VFW, dancing 9 p.m. to 1 am.;
Saturday, Oct. 29, West Pittston
Moose Club Lodge, Halloween
party; Mary McNally, chairperson.
Anniversary couple
Singles male and female ages 35
and older interested in joining the
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“First Resident” and his “First
Lady” celebrated a 49th wedding
anniversary at the Meadwos Nurs-
ing Center on Sept. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cragle,
formerly of Mooretown and more
recently of the Meadows Apart-
ments in Dallas, spent their anni-
versary as they had the 48 previous
ones - together. This may not sound
special or different, but it is to the
Cragles because of their situation.
On Aug. 31, Mr. Cragle became
the first resident ever to be admit-
ted to the newly opened Meadows
information by contacting Gene
Schray at Dallas, 675-1704 or Ann
Higgins at Chase 696-2106.
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Nursing Center. Before that time,
Mr. and Mrs. Cragle had resided in
their one bedroom unit in the Mead-
ows Apartments, located directly
adjacent to the Nursing Center.
The couple was married by Rev.
James S. Henry on Sept. 26, 1934 at
the Bethesda Congregational
Church in Edwardsville. They were
blessed with three daughters: Mrs.
Nancy Dick, Kingston; Mrs. Lea
Newberry, West Nanticoke; and Ms.
Martha Cragle, Clarks Summit.
They also have seven grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildren.
Mr. Cragle was formerly
employed at the Luzerne Anthracite
Coal Company. He later worked as
a well-driller until his health forced
him to retire in 1962. Mrs. Cragle
worked for 25 years at Natona Mills
before her retirement.
PTA begins
fund-raiser
the start of its fund-raising sale at a
kick-off assembly held Sept. 23.
Items to be sold, such as Haney’s
Old-Fashioned Cookies, Cadbury
Bars (three varieties), York Pep-
permint Patties, Cadbury Cara-
mello bars, gift wraps and trims
and two-year planners, were dis-
played to the children.
Ralph Flowers, representative of
Haney Fund Raisers, also displayed
prizes that can be earned for the
different categories of selling.
Top seller will receive a choice of
a Jumbo portable AM-FM stereo
cassette, a black and white TV, a
boy or girl Huffy Bike, a four-
person cabin tent or $100 cash.
Proceeds from the sale will be
used for programs, parties and var-
ious activities offered to the stu-
dents.
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LOCAL TENNIS ACES copping
the Adult Tennis Championships
recently at Newberry Country Club
were men’s singles, Ron Moran,
Pete Weaver; women’s singles,
Kathy Kozel, Tracey Thomas;
women’s doubles, Kathy Kozel and
Tally Shields; Annette Johns and
Jean Banks; men’s doubles Dick
and Rick Wiklund, Bob Weaver and
Rich Racusin; mixed doubles Rick
Wiklund and Dick Wiklund, Ron
Moran and Sam Snowdon.
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MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR
LEAGUE held their kickoff party
for the season last season last Sat-
urday. members enjoyed a cocktail
party and buffet at the Westmore-
land Club. Back Mountain resident
Pat Rosenthal is president of the
Junior League.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO MR.
AND MRS. LARRY J. SPACIANO
of Harveys Lake who announce the
birth of their first child, Louis
Samuel, Sept. 22 in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Mrs. Spaciano is the former Susan
town
Robinson, daughter of Anna Mae
Robinson and the late Van Robinson
of Shavertown.
Mr. Spaciano is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Spaciano.
Louis is the paternal great-grand-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spaci-
ano, Shavertown and Leona Love:
land, Trucksville.
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DALLAS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
MARCHING BAND was awarded
first place, Class II in the Music in
Motion competition sponsored by
the Whitehall Marching Band, Whi-
tehall.
Under the direction of David C.
Benn, the Dallas Band has enjlyed
great success in T.0.B. competition.
Congratulations to the members of
the Dallas Band. Keep up the good
work!
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HARVEYS LAKE LIONS CLUB
initiated three new members
recently. Governor Christopher Kal-
manowicz was installing officer.
New members and Jack Bulman,
Bill Javers and Ronald Evans. Con-
"Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Keyes of Falls
are pleased to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Tamara
Lynn, to Brent Mitchell Tanner, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tanner of
New Castle, Pa.
Miss Keyes is currently attending
People in
AL LIPKO, owner-manager of Ye
Olde Clock Shoppe, Dallas, donated
300 Russian Orthodox crosses that
were blessed in Holy Trinity Rus-
sian Orthodox Church, 401 E. Main
St., Miners Mills Section, Wilkes-
Barre, on Oct. 2.
The service. was in conjunction
with the blessing of automobiles in
front of the church. Rev. George G.
Pawlush, pastor, blessed thecars as
they were driven past the church
and Lipko distributed the crosses
which can be mounted on the dash-
boards of the automobiles.
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NAVY SEAMAN RECRUIT
MANFRED DIEL, son of Frederick
W. and Anita E. Weiss, of Rt. 1,
Dallas, has completed recruit train-
ing at the Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, Ill.
During the eight-week training
cycle, trainees studied general mili-
tary subjects designed to prepare
them for further academic and on-
the-job training in one of the Navy’s
85 basic occupational fields.
Included in their studies were
seamanship, close order drill, Naval
history and first aid.
MARY SNYDER, of P.O. Box 218,
Dallas, has been admitted to the
John Heinz Institute of Rehabilita-
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her final semester at Penn State
University Main Campus.
Mr. Tanner is a graduate of Penn
State and is employed by Miles
Laboratories in Cincinnati, Ohio.
An October, 1984 wedding is
planned.
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JAMES C. THOMAS III, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas II,
28 Pear Tree Lane, Dallas, received
a Bachelor of Science degree in
Physical therapy from Ithaca Col-
lege, Ithaca, N.Y. in September.
Candystripers wanted
Miriam Tomasetti, President of
the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Aux-
iliary, announced there are several
openings for volunteer supervisors
in the Fall candystriper program.
Under the auspices of the hospital
auxiliary, the candystriper program
permits area teens to experience
hospital life. Opened to youngsters
13 years of age and older, this
program has seen significant
growth over the past two years.
The volunteer supervisor's pro-
gram was initiated last year as a
result of the increasing number of
area teens enrolled in the candystri-
per program.
For more information about this
volunteer opportunity, contact the
office for volunteer services at Nes-
bitt Memorial Hospital weekdays
between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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gratulations!
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MARY CHAPPELL, Dallas, was
among the leaders attending the
1983 “Pow Pow’ for Cub Scout
leaders training held recently by the
Penn Mountains Council Boys
Scouts of America. Theme for the
training session was ‘‘Friends
Reach Out in Cubbing.”
BEST WISHES TO MR. AND
MRS. SCOTT FRICK AND MR.
AND MRS. BRIAN JANOSKO.
These local couples were recently
joined in marriage.
Mrs. Frick is the former Nora
Barlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Barlow, Maplewood Avenue,
Dallas. Her husband is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick, Essex
Place, Lancaster.
Mrs. Janosko is the former Sherry
Charles L. Goble, Centermoreland.
Her husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Janosko, Jr. of Sayre.
Following a wedding trip to the
New Jersey shore, the Janoskos are
residing in Johnson City, New York.
Cease family
held reunion
The annual Cease family reunion
was held recently at Hanson’s Park,
Harveys Lake.
Elected as officers for the coming
year were Jane Panek, president;
Ruth Murphy, vice president;
Bonnie Brader, secretary; Rev.
Allan Cease, treasurer; Gloria
Layaou and Mary Sue Workiviez,
games committee.
Prizes were awarded to Luther
Cease, oldest man; Edna Cease
Cragle, oldest woman; Christian
Cease, youngest child; Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Cease, married longest; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Davidson, trav-
eled farthest; Mr. and Mrs. George
Layaou Sr.
A gift was given to everyone who
attended the reunion. Among those
in attendance were Herbert and
Marcella Cease, Harveys Lake:
Mrs. Ruth Murphy, Muhlenburg;
Velton and Jean Bean, Shickshinny;
Edna Cease Cragle, Hunlock Creek;
Calvin Cease, Hunlock Creek;
Luther and Helen Cease, Hunlock
Creek; Bill and Mary Cease,
Bloomsburg; Ed and Marge Hooper
and John Carey, Wilkes-Barre; Rev.
Allan Cease, Lynne Hess Cease,
Christian Cease, Binghamton, N.Y;
Mary Workiviez, Hunlock Creek;
Jane Panek, Joe Panek and Janet
Panek, Dallas.
Also, George and Margaret
Layaou, Dallas; George Layaou Jr.,
Gloria Layaou, Amy Layaou,
George Layaou III, Dallas; Carol
Layaou, Dallas; Edward Layaou,
Dallas; Glenda Cease, Plymouth;
Elwin Cease, Plymouth, Glenn
Cease, Plymouth; Thomas Cease,
Dallas; Jane Michaels, Bethlehem.
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