ARMY STAFF SGT. Stevo 8 while Lois Townend secured the
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Senior High School. do if his newborn son and first child, skill and knowledge necessary to informative, it gave me the oppor- @ ® Bring your children in cos-
Justin, needed to have a rectal provide optimal infant care. tunity to receive ‘hands on’ experi- © @® R CARVERTON RD, ° tume (12 years and under)
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People in
the news
KIM MORAN, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J. Moran of
Dallas entered the freshman class
at Bryn Mawr College this fall. Ms.
Moran is a graduate of Dallas
Senior High School.
Bryn Mawr College’s Class of 1987
includes 305 students who come to
the campus from 40 states and 24
foreign countries. Sixty three per-
cent of the students graduated from
public secondary schools, 37 percent
percent from foreign schools.
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The women of the Prince of Peace
Episcopal Church will hold their
annual craft fair on Wednesday,
Nov. 9, between 10 a.m. and 8:30
p.m. in the parish house, Main
Street, Dallas.
Dealers will offer handcrafted
items in wood, porcelain, pottery,
prize will also be awarded.
A snack bar, featuring homemade
pies, soup and sandwiches, will
operate all day. There is no charge
for either admission or parking for
the fair.
Mrs. Jane Thompson is general
chairlady and will be assisted by
Mrs. Gertrude Schneider. Doris
Maturi and Betty Stanley are in
charge of the church women’s booth
members include Joan Schuman,
posters; Janice Jenkins, finances;
Thelma Ratcliffe, invitations.
Speakers available
The Emergency Medical Services
of Northeastern Pennsylvania
(EMSNP) Speakers’ Bureau is cur-
rently scheduling speaking engage-
ments. for the upcoming months,
Coordinator, Bill F'. Yoskoski.
Organizations throughout North-
eastern Pennsylvania interested in
having an EMSNP representative
address their members are invited
to contact Yoskoski at 655-6818 to
schedule a speaking engagement.
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Births ——
The following area couples have
announced births during the past
week:
- A son to CLAIRE AND TODD
BYNON, 26 Meadowcrest, Trucks-
ville, on Oct. 18, at Nesbitt Memo- —
rial Hospital, Kingston.
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A son to SHERRY AND JOHN
TEETEL, R.D. 1, Box 567, Harveys
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HARRIS, Box 3, Valley View Park,
Dallas, on Oct. 19 in Nesbitt Memo-
rial Hospital, Kingston.
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