The following article was printed
‘in the February edition of the
“West Side Story’’, the official
publication of The Leader Nursing
and Rehabilitation Center. We feel
‘the article, which orginigated
from the Gemco Carrier, Buena
Park, California, is worth
reprinting even. another time.
- Since today is just one day after
Valentine’s Day and the article
suggests making every day
+ Valentine’s Day, we thought you
might find it helpful.
Why not make Valentine's Day a
year-round event? Here are some
suggestions for making everyone
[OPENS NEW OFFICE
Dr. Robert A. Kester wishes
to announce the recent opening
of a new office for the practice
of family dentistry at the M &
M Center, 21 W. Union St.,
.corner of Wyoming Avenue
‘and Union Street, Kingston,
Pennsylvania.
. Dr. Kester offers services
which include all phases of
general and preventive den-
tistry for children and adults.
All dental insurance plans are
accepted. Dr. Kester is also a
participating dentist with the
Pennsylvania Blue Shield Den-
tal Program.
He is currently a member of
the Luzerne County Dental
Society, the Pennsylvania Den-
‘tal Association, the American
Dental Association, the
.§ Academy of General Dentistry
f and the American Society of
Dentistry for Children.
Dr. Kester has entered
private practice following the
completion of a general prac-
tice residency at the Veterans’s
Administration Medical Cen-
ter. He is a graduate of Temple
University where he received
his Doctorate degree in Den-
tistry. He also holds a Masters
degree from Drexel University
in Bio Medical Science and a
Bachelor of Science degree
from King’s College in
} Biology.
‘¥ Dr. Kester, his wife, the for-
mer Kathleen Pringle, and their
¥ two daughters reside in
Kingston.
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and anyone happier and some
ways to show you do care!
1. Smile (they'll wonder what
you're up to!)
2. Give someone a shoulder to
lean on. : ;
3. Give someone a pat on the
back!
4. Say “Thank You’. It means so
much.
5. Don’t wait for a reason to give
someone a hug.
6. Whistle when you’ re feeling
down,
7. Rub a sore back.
8. Say ‘Good Morning” even if it
isn’t.
9. Drive within the 55 m.p.h
speed limit. :
10. Write a letter to your grand-
parents.
11. Call an old friend.
12. Ignore a rude remakr.
13. Laugh when the joke is one
you.
14. Write a nice letter to someone
who wouldn’t expect t.
15. Thank the cook for dinner.
16. Saye something nice instead.
17. Send a product manufac
turer, a complementary letter.
18. Be kind to your mother-in-
law...to your father-in-law.
19. Tell the store manager you
like his-her service.
20. Send a “Care Package’ to
someone who can’t get around.
21. Forgive an old grudge.
22. Talk to someone who is
lonely.
23. Look at both sides of the
story.
HOWTO SHOP
A
SMALL STORE
When you shop a
boutique, you can
reap the benefits of a
staff that knows its
merchandise and
customers.
A boutique has a
recognizable style-
We do the leg-work-
the -interpretation of
fashion-the selection
of pieces.
You’re seeing
cream of the crop
At #9 Shop
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@ W. Northampton St
(corner S Frankin St)
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Phone. 825-2024
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25. Share a dream.
26. Keep a secret.
27. Be honest with people.
28. Try to under your kids...your
parents.
29. Try squeezing the toothpaste
tube from the bottom.
30. Say “‘Please’’.
31. Say “Yes’’ when you want to
say no.
32. Say you were wrong when you
were wrong.
33. Say someone was right.
34. Inspir a person with a prayer
or a poem.
35. Pass on some good news,
36. Adopt a stray cat. Adopt a
stray dog.
37. Talk to a plant.
38. Surprise someone with a
snack.
39. Let someone ahead of you in
line.
40. Spread a
around.
41. Send a friendly note to a
relative; one that you haven't been
writing to very often. ;
42. Do a kind deed anonymously.
43. Introduce yourself to a new
person.
44, Tape a cartoon to someone's
door.
45. Shareyour Vitamin C’s.
46. Share your umbrelia.
47. Make coffee at the office.
48. Leave a note on someone’s
window.
49. Say ‘‘I Love You” often.
Red Cross
little laughter
Jean Herron, Chairman of
Volunteers at the Wyoming Valley
Chapter, A.R.C. is making an
appeal for volunteers to serve in
specific areas.
The Wyoming Valley Chapter is
always looking for more volun-
teers. However, the immediate
need is in these areas:
Blood Aides--(needed to serve at
the N.E. Pa. Regional Blood
Center Monday, Tuesday, Thur-
sday and especially Saturdays.)
Substitute Drivers--Must have a
good. driving; record and have a
current... Pa. .drivers.. license.
If you are interested or would
like more information, call Anne
Kelly, Director of Volunteers, at
823-7161 for an appointment.
Students go
to Districts
Dallas Senior High School will be
represented at the Pennsylvania
Music Educators’ Association
District 9 Chorus on February 16,
17 and 18 by the following
students:
Seniors--Paulette Niznik, and
Fredric Anderson; juniors-Lynn
Todd, and Elizabeth Morgan; and
sophomore-Carolyn Fagan.
This festival will be held at
Valley View High School with a
public concert on Saturday, at 2
p.m. The guest conductor is
Robert Herrema of Marywood
College. The students have been
preapring for this event since
qualifying at the end of October.
They will complete for placement
at regions on Thursday.
Florence H. Sherwood is Choral
Instructor at Dallas.
The Dallas Women of Kiwanis
held installation of new officers at
their January meeting at the
Castle Inn.
Installing officer, Patricia Luke,
charged each officer with their
official duties. Each officer was
then presented with a yellow rose,
trimmed with royal blue ribbons.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
James Kozemchak, Huntsville
Road, Dallas, who celebrated their
43rd = wedding anniversary
recently.
Mr. Kozemchak, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kozemchak,
Dallas, is a well-known
photographer whose pictures
appeared in the Dallas Post for a
number of years. Prior to his
retirement, he was employed by
American Chain and Cable
Company.
Mrs. Kozemchak is the former
Ann Wasnick, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Wasnick.
Ann and Jim were married in St.
Peter's and Paul's Ukrainian
Catholic Church, North River
Street, Wilkes-Barre: . nib
The Kezemchak’s daughter’
Elaine Kozemchak Roberts died
several years ago. They have two
sons: James, Wilkes-Barre and
David, Dallas. They also have five
gr andchi ldren.
A family gathering was held to
celebrate the occasion.
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Ted Rebennack, Shavertown i is
among those chosen as new
members of the board of directors
of Wilkes-Barre Chapter of the
Society for the Preservation/and
Encouragement of Barber Shop
Quartet Singing in America for the .
year 1984.
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The Spring session of the Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston,
candystriping program has begun.
Sixty four area teenagers are
volunteering to serve in various
hospital departments under the
direction of Mrs. Paula Denisco
and Mrs. Antoinette Denisco. Back
Mountain teens participating in
the program are Susan Luksic,
Dallas; Meredith Burke, Dallas
and Jennifer Gribble, Shavertown.
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Dallas Band Boosters still need
chaperones for the Dallas Senior
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Sally Roberts, outgoing president,
was presented a memorial gift by
Pauline Selingo, incoming
president. Shown above is the new
slate of officers. From left, first
first vice
president; Pauline Selingo,
president; Sybil Pelton, treasurer.
Standing, Patricia Luke, past
Sally Roberts, immediate past
president; Mabel Harter, second
vice president; and Bernie Lin-
dquist, corresponding secretary.
Absent at the time of the photo was
Shirley Moore, recording
secretary.
High School Band trip to
“Opryland Music Festival” in
Nashville, Tenn. The Festival will
be held April 26-30. Anyone
wishing to chaperone on this trip
should contact Band Boosters
president Ethel MacAvoy.
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The month of March has been
designated National Mental
Retardation Month. The Back Mt.
Police and Dallas Kiwanis will co-
sponsor a ham and egg breakfast
on Sunday, March 18, 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. sat the Dallas Senior High
School cafeteria for the benefit of
the Association for Retarded
Citizens of Luzerne County.
Tickets for the breakfast may be
purchased from any member of
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Congratulations to Cheryl Jolley
of Courtdale who was recently
installed as worthy advisor of the
Dallas Assembly 144 Order of the
Rainbow Girls. Others installed
were Lauren Lauderbaugh,
worthy associate adviser; Beverly
King, faith; Nancy Redline, hope
and Jacque Holdredge, charity.
Cheryl was installed by her
father, Carl L. Jolley, senior
warden of King David Lodge 763,
Free and Accepted Masons.
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Commonwealth Telephone Co.
supervisors who recently attended
Penn State Management
Development Services workshops
at the Lehman Campus were Ann
Niznik, customer service super-
visor; Edward Zawatski, in-
ventory control supervisor; Jef-
frey Barton, Traffic engineer;
Thoams Flood, program
manager; John Menapace, acting
general operations manager for
Commonwealth ' Telephone;
Patricia kalish, plant staff
supervisor; Andy Katsock,
Training Specialist for Com-
monwealth Telephone Enter
prises. Fred - Coleman, Gilbert
Depew, Charles Franks,
Hetzer, Michael Mykulyn,
Peslak, John Sandstrom,
Smithkors, Joseph Stec,
Wall, Mark Zarambo,
O'Keefe.
Alan
John
Jerry
Coleen
BEST WISHES to the following
couples who have announced their
engagements: Maria Dragon and
Keith Davis; George M. Gergel
and Donna Marie Sheperis;
Pamela Jane Aregood and
Douglas James Agnew, :
Maria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Dragon, Harveys Lake, is
a graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School and is a student at Central
Pennsylvania Business School.
Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Windsor Davis, Harveys Lake, is
also a graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School. Keith graduated from
Williamsport Community College
and is employed at Luzerne
Plumbing.
No date has been set for their
wedding.
Donna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Shepéris, Sr., Wyoming,
is a graduate of Coughlin High
School and is employed at
Tobyhanna Army Depot.
George, a graduate of Wyoming
Valley West High School, is also
employed. at Tobyhanna Army
Depot. George resides in
Shavertown ~
Donna and George will be
married June 2 in St. Mary's
Greek Rite Catholic’ Church,
Kingston.
Pamela, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Aregood, 40 Luzerne St.,
Lee Park, is a graduate of
Hanover Area High School and
Luzerne = County Community
College where she received a
certificate of specialization in
Dental Assisting. She is employed
by Wilkes College and also serves
as head cheerleading coach at
Hanover Area High School.
Remley, RD 3, Hunlock Creek, is a
graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School and Luzerne County
Community College where he
received an associate degree in
Social Studies. He also attended
Mansfield State College. Doug is
employed by the Times Leader,
Wilkes:Barre. He is also the
assistant junior high wrestling
coach at Hanover “Area High
School.
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