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Fun Fair Slated
At Area Church
On Saturday, July 28, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., there will be loads of fun and
games at the Shavertown United Methodist Church where a ‘Fun
~ Fair" will be held, with something for all ages.
For the children, there will be a free petting zoo, a visit from a Care
Bear, and face painting, along with games and other novelties.
A flea market will be held in the church social room with bargains in
~ furniture, small appliances, like-new clothing, a white elephant table,
- and baked goods and refreshments.
Bonnie Kauffman, coordinator, has the following assistants for the
day's events: Alice Niskey and Jennifer Davenpot, children's aetivi-
_ ties; Everell Chadwick, petting zoo; Marsha Paczewski, baked goods;
* Olwen Overman and Hazel Honeywell, kitchen; Lorraine Allen and
Helen Kishbaugh, flea market. Jim Aikens will serve as crossing guard
| from the Church Parking Lot.
: The church is located on the corner of West Center Street and North
Pioneer Avenue. The public is invited to the Fun Fair. Come, bring the
family, enjoy the animals, shop for bargains and eat good food.
Beauty School Class
Includes Seven Locals
Sixty three area students graduated with degrees in cosmetology
from Empire Beauty School at a commencement ceremony held
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recently at the Hershey Convention Center, it was announced by
Franklin K. Schoeneman, Empire Vice President.
Graduates from the Back Mountain area included: Joyce I. Edwards,
- Dallas; Susan Belles and Martha Sleidinger, both of Harveys Lake and
Debbie Shone of Shavertown.
Ms. Watchulonis
Gains Masters
Diane Marie Watchulonis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Watchulonis, Dallas, has been awarded a Master of Business Adminis-
tration degree with a Health Care concentration from Wilkes College
Dallas Post / Bill Savage
Mike Danowski, (left) advertising representative of Pennaprint,
Inc., congratulates Mike Kozick, owner of The Jean Shop on
his nine years of business. The Jean Shop is located next to
The Dallas Post at 61 Gerald Ave., Dallas.
King’s College Names
For Area Children
Children in the Back Mountain Area who enjoy drawing and painting
as a hobby are invited to submit their art work for competition in the
Summer's End Art Contest for children.
Students who have completed kindergarten through sixth grade in
June and who live in the Dallas, Lehman, Tunkhannock or Northwest
School Districts or who study with artists who teach or work in those
districts are eligible for the competition.
All work must be submitted to Sue Hand's Imagery, 35 Main Street,
Dallas, during regular studio hours from Aug. 20 through Aug. 27. All
entries must be matted, mounted, or framed and must have the
contestant’s name, grade most recently completed, category and phone
number on the back.
Each student may enter a maximum of five entries. The five
categories are: pencil and charcoal; colored pencil and crayon;
watercolor; acrylic and poster paint; ink and scratchboard.
First, second and third place ribbons will be awarded in each
category on each grade level by a panel of three judges familiar with
children's art. All winning entries will be displayed at Sue Hand's
Imagery, 35 Main St., Dallas from Aug. 29 through Sept. 5, from 9-5
daily except Sunday and Labor Day.
The contest is sponsored by Joe and Sue Hand as part of a
community arts awareness program. >
Music Jamboree
Termed Success
The Northeastern Pennsylvania
Country-Western and Bluegrass
Music Association held an outdoor
jamboree on Sunday, July 22 from 1
to 8 p.m. at Konefal's Grove on the
Chase Road. The Back Mountain
String Band, Country Kings, Honky
Tonk Heart Band and the Country
Classics all performed.
Highlighting the day's entertain-
ment at this charity fund-'raiser
was the crisp, clean and fun-filled
sound of the Honky Tonk Band. The
talents that comprise this spirited
group are those of Dave on vocals,
lead and rhythm guitar and fiddle.
Pat playing the moving, feeling
bass notes and singing vocals. The
creative and inspirational Kenny on
lead and rhythm guitar and vocals.
The rehearsed and often ad-libbed
precision antics of Jamie, the per-
cussionist of the group. In addition,
the band offered the genuine coun-
try artistry of female vocalist,
Sharon.
All members of the Northeast
Country-Western and Bluegrass
Music Association and all partici-
pating artists saw all those in
attendance enjoy a day of listening
and dancing pleasure ‘‘in the coun-
try’:
during the commencement exercises held recently.
During her last semester at
. Wilkes,
Ms. Watchulonis
received a grade point average
of 4.0.
Ms. Watchulonis is also a 1982
graduate of College Misericordia
- with a Bachelor of Science
- degree in Business Administra-
- tion and a Bachelor of Arts
degree in History. While attend-
- ing Misericordia she was named
to Who's Who Among American
University and College Students,
Outstanding Young Women of :
America and the Dean's List. #
- Ms. Watchulonis served as class president, captainof the tennis team,
Student Government representative, played hockey, volleyball, ran
cross country and participated in Children's Theater.
She is the granddaughter of Joephine Watchulonis and Helen C.
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The appointment of Ray E. Burd,
Jr., as director of public relations at
King's College recently was
announced by Rev. James Lacken-
mier, C.S.C., president of the Col-
lege.
Burd’s appointment was effective
June 29. In his new post, he will
assume responsibilities in the areas
of publicity, advertising and mar-
keting King's College and its pro-
grams. The Public Relations Office
will serve to coordinate the efforts
of the Admissions Office, Center for
Part-Time Studies, and the aca-
demic and social programs at
King's. Burd will also supervise the
College's News Bureau Service,
which will remain under the direc-
tion of nine-year King's veteran
Jessie Robertine-Hardy.
Prior to joining the administration
at King's, Burd had served for eight
years as assistant director of public
relations and publications at Ship-
pensburg University, was a public
information specialist in the Air
Force (where he attained the rank
of staff sergeant), and was a
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where he studied journalism, and
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He has been a member of the
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Junior Gridders
Equipment will be handed out to all football
players of the Back Mountain Junior Football Club on
Monday, July 30 at 6 p.m.
All Kingston Twp. Raider football players should
report to the Center Street Park in Shavertown.
Dallas Cowboy football players should report to the
Dallas Junior High School athletic field.
Applications will also be taken at this time for
anyone interested in playing and has not yet signed
up. There will be a registration fee of $10.
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