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Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
club president.
Family Center
plans program
The Back Mountain Family
Center will present Jeff Sternlieb,
Ph.D., a licensed clinical psycholo-
gist, on Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 7:30
p.m. at College Misericordia Mercy
Center, Dallas.
The program, titled ‘‘Problem-
solving in the home,” will discuss
the “Role of Parents,” ‘‘Establish-
ing Perspective,” ‘‘Goal Setting,”
and ‘Parenting Information and
Skills.”
Dr. Sternlieb is currently on the
_staff at Wilkes-Barre General Hos-
pital and NPW Medical Center. He
has been a consultant to adolescent
group homes, day care centers,
schools and other community orga-
nizations and agencies.
The Back Mountain Family
Center, which sponsors and directs
enrichment programs for family
‘and single living, is offering this
program to the public free of
charge.
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Investiture held
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Member of the month
Gail Smallwood was recently honored as Member of the
Month by the Dallas Junior Woman's Club. Gail, above left,
is shown here with Kathie Oravitz, club president, at a
recent club meeting held at the Dallas United Methodist
Church. ;
left, first row, Teryl Deinol, Jennifer Cutter, Kelly Hoover, Samantha Whalen,m Jamie Bellezza,
Wendy Ehst, Leslie Harrington. Second row, Cathy Grossman, Jessica Richards, Michelle Miller,
Carrie Miller, Vanessa Wysocie, Diane Lasecki, Ruthie Yale, Gail Harveys. Third row, Pam
Richards, assistant leader; Jennifer Zarnock, Karen Smith, Trisha Harrington, Amy Kruchinski,
Megan Stair, Deborah Tracy, Traci Fuller Angela Hosey, and Mona Hoover, leader. Absent at
the time of the photo was Valerie Prothero.
ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF
SEVERINO Y. PICZON, M.D.
IN THE PRACTICE OF NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 1983
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Trucksville Cub Scout Pack 155
recently presented the following
awards at a Pack Meeting:
Bobcat Badge - Michael Banta,
James Cooper, Ned Palka, Daniel
Perrotto. Bear Badge-David Lar-
kins, Jeff Malak, Jeff Sands,
Michael Saneholtz, Eric Stogoski.
Bear Badge, one gold and two
silver arrows - Michael Matosky.
Two silver arrows - Jason Getz,
Scott Cox.
One year pins, Perfect Attendance
and Summertime Awards - William
Dover, Craig Hardik, Jeff Malak,
Frank Natitus, Mark Parrish,
Steven Perrotto, James Reynolds,
Jeff Sands, Michael Saneholtz, Eric
Stogoski, Chuck Tamblyn.
One year pins and Perfect Attend-
ance - Brian Jayne, William John-
son.
One year pin and Summertime
Award - David Larkins. :
Two year pins, Perfect Attend-
ance and Summertime Award - Jeff
Doer, Michael Fino, Eric German,
Francis Hoover, Stephen Hoover,
Kevin Kelley, Michael Matosky,
Paul May, Patrick Morris, Justin
Swain.
Two year pins, and Perfect
Attendance - Frank
Raczkowski.Two year pin and Sum-
mertime Award - Chad Fegely. Two
year pins - Samuel Gorgone, John
Gosart, Chad Urso. Three year pins,
Perfect Attendance and Summer-
time Awards - Nick Metzgar, Matt
Price, Emery Yurko. Three year
pin - Peter Solinsky.
The following boys were inducted
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into Webelos - Chad Fegely, Francis
Hoover, Kevin Kelley, Michael
Matosky, Paul May, Patrick Morris,
Frank Natitus, Mark Parrish.
Leaders receiving awards were:
One year pin - Laura German,
Georgianna Reynolds, Jeannette
Saneholtz, Sharon Stogoski. Two
year pin - Carole Morris. Three
year pin - Bobbie May, Dave
Morris, Jan Weaver, Lee Weaver.
Six year pin - Joan Roginski.- Eight
year pin - Betty Mathers.
The November Pack Meeting will
Noxen school
The Lake-Noxen PTA held its
annual Halloween party and parade
on Friday, Oct. 28. Prizes were
awarded to the best three costumes
from each room. After a parade in
the school yard, all the children
returned to their rooms for parties.
Prize winners were: Leonard Aza-
ravich, Mellisa Billington, Derrick
Bologna, Jamie Carter, Todd Col-
lura, Carla Deininger, Kelly Ann
Dragon, Buddy Favata, Amanda
Frazier, Georgette Gale, Phillip
Gallagher, Mark Giffune, Jason
Grady.
Also, Chris Higgins, Karen Hal-
be held on Nov. 18 at 7:30. ‘Friends
Reach Out In Cubbing’’ is the
theme.
Each scout is encouraged to bring
a friend and their parents. Activi-
ties include a Boy Scout Induction
Ceremony, the Pepsi Challenge, and
the Tom Wat Participation Awards.
Trucksville Cub Scout Pack 155 is
sponsored by the Trucksville United
Methodist Church. Any boy seven
through 11 is eligible to join. Con-
tact the church or any pack
member for more information.
lists winners
lowich, Freddie Jackson, John John-
son, Kevin Jones, Jennifer Judge,
Stacey Kehler, George Kocher,
Scott Kocher, Michael Kopcho, Julie
Kuschke, J.C. Link, Heidi Mar.
Also, Molly Martin, Lori May,
Mellissa Mead, Kim McGovern,
Matt Mingis, Andrea Onufer, Dan-
ielle Parise, Richard Piffer, Jenni-
fer Rino, Richard Ruger, Joelyn
Schooley, Rita Schooley, Autumn
Shaw, Carol Shefler.
Also, Robin Shook, Billie Joe
Simons, Jill Smigielski, Kim Voll-
rath, Tracey Weaver, John Weber,
Christy Jo Welter and David Zim.
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