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Mrs. James Veras
heads Philharmonic
Mrs. James D. Veras, of Shaver-
town, will serve as Wilkes-Barre
area chairman for Northeastern
Pennsylvania Philharmonic’s 1983-
84 Annual Campaign, according to
Msgr. Andrew J. McGowan, presi-
dent of the orchestra board.
Mrs. Veras, who is a graduate of
New York University and studied at
the New York School of Design, has
been an active orchestra volunteer
for some time.
Recording secretary of the Phil-
harmonic’s board, she has partici-
pated in several previous annual
campaigns and ticket campaigns.
She and her husband have two
daughters, Daphne, a student at
Dickinson College School of Law,
and Cindy, a student at Lehigh
University.
Baby Welcome
The recent arrival of the newest
member of your household is the per-
fect time to arrange for a WELCOME
WAGON Call.
I'm. your WELCOME WAGON
Representative and my basket if full
of tree gifts for the family. Plus lots of
helpful information on the special
world of babies.
Call now and let's celebrate your
baby. 3
673-0330
Heameigon
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Grieves, vice-president;
first row, Jannette
Judy Shaffer,
board
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scarves
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OPEN 9 To 9 DAILY
SUNDAYS 12 to 5
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crispell of
Noxen observed their 58th wedding
anniversary on Oct. 17. They were
married on Oct. 17, 1925, in Bridge-
port, N.Y., by the Rev. Charles
Hess. Rev. Mr. Hess served as
principal at the old Beaumont High
School before entering the ministry.
Mrs. Crispell is the former Helen
{Traver, daughter of the late Frank
land Bertha Traver of Noxen.
| ‘Mr. Crispell, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Crispell, is a
charter member of the Bowmans
Creek Lions Club and has been
affairs in the Noxen area. He oper-
ated a garage and service station in
Noxen prior to his retirement.
Mr. and Mrs. Crispell are the
parents of four children, Dr. Earl
Crispell, San Francisco, Calif.;
Elvin, Delavan, Wis.; Mrs. Thomas
Bean, Noxen and Frank Edwin Cris-
pell, Noxen. They also have 10
child.
18 Church Street
Dallas, Pa.
675-5872
(Next To Rea & Derick Drogs)
Pearl Shiner
notes birthday
Mrs. Pearl Shiner, 27 Mount Zion
Road, Kingston Twp., observed her
89th birthday anniversary on Oct. 14
and was honored at a family dinner
held at Perugino’s in Luzerne.
Born in Berwick in 1894, Mrs.
Shiner is the daurhter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Gough.
Her husband, the late Miner Shiner,
passed away in 1972.
For years prior to his death, the
Shiners operated restaurants in Luz-
erne and Wyoming. Mrs. Shiner is
in excellent health and is an active
member of the Luzerne Assembly of
God Church.
Mrs. Shiner has four children,
MRS. PEARL SHINER
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