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DONALD AND JOANN LABAR
and JEANETTE DENMON have
been appointed distributors for W.T.
Rawleigh Company, an interna-
tional organization with headquar-
ters in Freeport, Illinois.
Rawleigh Company, founded in
1889, manufactures and distributes
a complete line o ;
medicines
spices, extracts
food supplies
cleaning aids
dog, cat and.
horse grooming §
products and
nutritional BURY
products to homes throughout the
area.
The LaBars and Mrs. Denmon
join a network of distributors
throughout the United States,
Canada and many foreign countries.
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PAST GRAND KNIGHT
EDWARD F. MARK, SR. was
recently honored at a dinner dance
by the Lake Silkworth Council
Knights of Columbus in recognition
of his contributions to the council.
A member of the Lake-Lehman
School Board, Ed is employed by
Intermediate Unit 18. He and his
wife Marie, are the parents of four
children, Ann Marie, Tina Marie,
Edward, Jr. and Matthew.
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MEMBERS OF THE STAFF AT
PENN STATE WILKES-BARRE
CAMPUS were recently honored
during a reception at Hayfield
House. Those honored were Pam
Krispin,-Jane Goodwin, Jane Wyda,
Jackie Allbaugh, Fran Brown, Doro-
thy Williams, Joan Thomas, Elaine
Kevak, Linda Major, Al Miller,
Marjorie Bird, Pegg Huff, Lorraine
Mrackoski and Sharon Rakowski.
GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL
recently formed a Faculty Com-
puter Advisory Committee. This
committee will examine the use of
computers throughout the curricu-
lum and provide training for the
entire staff. A computer literacy
course is currently offered for
grades seven and eight.
Members of the newly formed
committee are Sister Gratia, Sister
Alice Ann, Sister Lucian, Marcella
Hiller, Sal Ferraro, Rev. William
Cusick, church pastor; Sister M.
Davida Morgan, school principal;
Joan Makowski, Debbey Wysocki,
Sister Elizabeth, Theresa Rutkoski,
Anne Gray and Rosalie Albert.
MARILYN M. MASLOW and
ROBERT PATTON were among
eight trustees recently appointed to
the Board of Trustees of College
Misericordia.
Maslow, a
Dallas resident,
Sawyer College. She is a board
member of Wyoming Seminary, The
Pennsylvania Association for the
Blind, the Sordoni Art Gallery and
the American Cancer Society.
Patton is vice-president for mar-
keting new business development
and public relations at the Wyoming
National Bank of Wilkes-Barre. A
graduate of King’s College, he has
pursued graduate studies at the
University of Scranton. He is a
member of the board of directors of
the Wilkes-Barre Catholic Youth
Center and the Economic Develop-
ment Council.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO DEBO-
RAH ANN AND MATTHEW
DRAGON who were recently mar-
ried in St. Mary’s Annunciation
675-0835
Church, Kingston. Matthew is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter L.
Dragon, Harveys Lake.
Deborah is a graduate of West
Side Area Vo-Tech and is employed
at Kingston Juvenile Products, Inc.
Matthew is a graduate of West Side
Area Vo-Tech and is employed at
Rogan Electric.
Following a wedding trip to the
Poconos, the Dragons are residing
in Forty Fort.
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TEACHERS AT WESTMORE-
LAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
were honored recently at a luncheon
sponsored by the PTO. In apprecia-
tion for all they do, the teachers
were given the opportunity to eat a
delicious buffet lunch while volun-
teers take over lunch duties and
playground duties for an hour. Carol
Chapple and Carol Keefer served as
chairman and co-chairman of the
luncheon.
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BEST WISHES TO JENNIFER
ANN AND THOMAS JOHN REESE
who were recently married in Gate
of Heaven Church, Dallas. Rev.
William Cusick, pastor performe
the double ring ceremony. 2
Jennifer is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Menzel, Applewood
Manor, Dallas, is a graduate of
Dallas High School and East
Stroudsburg State College. Jennifer
is employed as a program director
at Hazleton YMCA and YWCA.
Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Reese, 126%» Franklin
High School and Mansfield State
College. He is employed as a mate-
rials control manager at Sterling
Engineering and Manufacturing
Company, Wilkes-Barre.
The Reeses went on a wedding
trip to the Poconos.
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THANKSGIVING IS ALMOST
UPON US ONCE AGAIN. This is
one of my favorite holidays because
it gives us the opportunity to think
about what we have; our families,
homes, jobs, friends, the right to
worship where we choose. To all my
readers, a sincere wish for a happy
Thanksgiving.
(The Dallas Post welcomes Joan
Kingsbury back after a severe bout
with pneumonia. Good to have you
back, Joan.)
Sisters meet
Sr. Debra Migliorisi made her
First Commitment as a Sister of
Mercy recently at a special Liturgy
in Blessed Sacrament Chapel,
Mercy Center, Dallas. During this
ceremony, Sr.’ Debra promised “to
live poverty, celibacy, obedience
and service to the poor, sick and
uneducated within the Mercy Com-
munity’.
The Mass was celebrated by Rev.
John Bendik, Chaplain at College
Misericordia, and Sister Debra’s
Act of Commitment was received by
Sr. Mary Ann Dillon, Provincial
Administrator of the Seranton Prov-
ince of the Sisters of Mercy.
Sr. Carlos Maria Miller and Sr.
Catherine McGroarty were the offi-
cial witnesses. Sr. Lucille Brislin,
Director of Novices, spoke about
“the vowed life” to the assembled
province members, Mercy Asso-
ciates, family and friends.
Sr. Debra is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Migliorisi, of Brick
Township, New Jersey. She is’ a
graduate of Marywood College with
a B.S. degree in Human Ecology. As
a Candidate, Sr. Debra lived with
the Sisters of Mercy in Loretto,
Pennsylvania and served at Mount
Aloysius Junior College in Cresson.
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Debra is an Admissions Counselor
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The Penn Mountains Council of
the Boy Scouts of America has
recognized Scout Troop 232, Gate of
Heaven Church, Dallas with two
awards. The Troop has been named
an Honor Unit for the second year
in a row and they have received the
traditional National Camping
Award.
These awards were made on the
basis of a year-long program of
activities designed by the Scouts
themselves. The program was car-
ried out under the leadership of
Andy Yencha, the Senior Patrol
Leader, with the assistance of
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Neidjaco, James Strange, Jon
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