ROBIN EVANS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Evans
of 47 Hilldonia Avenue, Dallas,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Robin, to Kevin L. Cleve-
land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Cleveland of Evans Falls.
Ms. Evans is a graduate of Dallas
High School and is presently attend-
ing Empire Beauty School of
Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Cleveland is a graduate of
Tunkhannock Area High School and
is employed at InterMetro Indus-
tries Corporation of Wilkes-Barre.
The wedding will be celebrated on
Saturday, May 19 at Shavertown
United Methodist Church.
Mary Ann Cleary of Dallas has
accepted the chairmanship of
National Mental Retardation Month
which will be observed during the
month of March in Luzerne County
and throughout the nation.
The Association for Retarded Citi-
zens of Luzerne County a member
of the ARC of Pennsylvania, and the
ARC of the United States will con-
duct a campaign to inform the
community about people with
mental retardation and to accept
these individuals within their local
communities.
Mrs. Cleary has announced that
during this observance special
events will be held such as an essay
contest for elementary and high
school students, a banner raising on
Public Square, displays, distribution
of pamphlets to physicians and pro-
fessionals "in the field «of mental
retardation and workshops.
Joseph A. Mazula
Oral Surgeon
plans.
Dr. William Watkins
Financing Available
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On Friday and Saturday, March 9
and 10, the Knights of Columbus)
Assumpta Council 3987 will sponsor
a Variety Show at Bishop O'Reilly
School and citizens with Mental
Retardation will be invited as their
guests.
Anyone interested in assisting
with any of these events may call
the Association for Retarded Citi-
zens office, 71 N. Franklin St.,
Wilkes-Barre or Mary Ann Cleary.
Mrs. Cleary resides with her hus-
band, Jack, and their five children.
She is currently a member of the
ARC Board of Directors and is
active in their ‘Parent to Parent
Support Group.”
Officers named
The Shavertown United Methodist
Women’s 1984 = Officers were
installed at a recent church worship
by the Rev. James Wert. Newly
installed officers are: President,
Mrs. Ross Williams; vice president,
Mrs. Andrew Kachmar; secretary,
Mrs. Gordon Earles; treasurer,
Mrs. Patrick McGough.
Mission Coordinators installed:
Christian Personhood, Mrs. Albert
Torr; Christian Social Involvement,
Mrs. Michael Olenick; Supportive
Community, Mrs. Wilson Hone-
ywell, Mrs. Fred Ostrum, Mrs.
James Wert and Mrs. Joseph Sims;
Christian Global Concerns, Mrs.
Jack Kloeber; Membership, Mrs.
Donald Duermit; Secretary of Pro-
gram Resources, Mrs. Donald
Linker; Publicity, Mrs. Joseph Kar-
alunas; Key Woman to Church
Women United, Mrs. John Rogers.
Nominations: Mrs. Joseph Allen,
Mrs. Wilson Honeywell and Mrs.
Howard Sprau; Pianist, Mrs.
Robert Deeble; Ruth Circle Chair-
woman, Mrs. John Stahl; Priscilla
Circle Chairwoman, Mrs. Robert
Deeble; Mary Circle Chairwoman,
Mrs. Warren Daubert.
Six Unit meetings are planned
this year with monthly Circle meet-
ings.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ide are
shown here on their 66th wedding
anniversary.
Guests at Cross’s Mountain-
view Guest Home, Sweet Valley,
the Ides were honored with an
Open House there last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ide, 87 and 86
years old respectively, are the
parents of 12 children, 10 of
whom are living. They are Mar-
guerite Colleigh, Troy; Pauline
Blackwell, Troy; Barbara
Dreher, Campbell, N.Y.; Janice
Russell, Lehman; Elwood Ide,
Oak Hill; Lawrence Ide, East
Dallas; Willis Ide, Oak Hill;
Thomas Ide, Fernbrook; Ken-
neth Ide, Sweet Valley; and
James Ide, Rochester, N.Y.
Former residents of 60 Mill
Street, Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Ide
have been guests at Cross’s
Guest Home for just a few
months. |
MARK ROSING, Dallas was one
of three area semi-finalists for the
scholarship competition sponsored
by the National Society of Profes-
sional Engineers Educations Foun-
dation. Mark will now compete for
the opportunity for scholaships with
students from all across Pennsyl-
vania. Good luck, Mark!
KATHRYN 8S.
QUICK, a Wyo-
ming Seminary
sophomore has
been selected to
attend the Hugh
O’Brien Youth
Foundation Lead
ership Seminary scheduled: March
29 to April 1 in Lancaster.
The seminar, a two and one half
day workshop will consist of a
variety of ‘speakers from business,
government and industries from
throughout the state.
Kathryn was chosen to attend the
program based on her activities at
the prep school and a recommenda-
tion from a faculty-student selection
committee.
Kathryn is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Quick, Harveys
Lake.
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LESLIE DYMOND, Shavertown,
is among the cast members
rehearsing for Wyoming Seminary’s
drama department performance of
“Guys and Dolls”.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO JAMES
WARD who was recently elected
president of the Harveys Lake Rod
this year are George Antonik, first
vice-president; James Baloga,
second vice-president; Greg Sho-
plock, third vice-president; Fred
Dodson, treasurer; Leonard Ever-
secretary and Carlton Kocher,
chairman of the board.
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CONGRATULATIONS ARE
EXTENDED TO MRS. RICHARD
MASLOW, Dallas, who has become
the first woman to head the Wilkes-
Barre Branch, Pennsylvania Asso-
ciation for the Blind. Other Back
Mountain residents elected are Mrs.
Charles Brown, Dallas, secretary;
Richard A. Saul, Dallas, treasurer.
Board members from the: Back
Mountain inlcude Dr. Clinton J.
Lehman, Attorney John S. Fine, Jr.,
Robert E. Post, A. Shepherd Pawl-
ing, Mrs. H. Alex Smith Jr., Dr.
Thomas Sharkey, Mrs. C.W.Koehl,
Jr.
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MARILYN WEBSTER, director of
College Misericordia’s Art Gallery,
has announced the appointment of
two local residents, Becky Aben,
Harveys Lake and Lowry Puckey,
Dallas, to the Gallery’s Advisory
Board.
Both will serve three year terms
on the 25 member board. The advis-
ory board assists the director with
exhibit planning and financial sup-
port. :
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BEST WISHES TO THE FOL-
LOWING COUPLES who have
announced their engagements:
Mary Beth Duffy and Robert Nicho-
las Tomko; Lori Ann Lushefski and
Jeffery Paul Besecker.
Mary Beth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Duffy, Mountaint
View Drive, Lehman, is a graduate
of Lake-Lehman High School and
King’s College where she received a
B.S. in Business Administration and
Marketing. She is pursuing her
MBA at Wilkes College and is
employed by Wyoming National
Bank of Wilkes-Barre.
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