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Students are
reminded of
photographs
William R. Wagner, Dallas Senior
High school yearbook advisor,
reminds the class of 1985 that
appointments for senior portraits
must be made with the photogra-
pher by Sept. 1 to assure their
appearance in the 1985 yearbook.
The yearbook staff requires a 214 x
3-inch black and white glossy.
The 1984 yearbook was completed
as of June 15 and should be deliv-
ered to the school in late August.
Notification of its arrival will be
made in The Dallas Post and stu-
dents are asked not to call the
school.
Folk Festival has
new phone number
A new toll-free number for infor-
mation and tickets has been added
to the Philadelphia Folk Festival.
The Festival, a three-day event
comprising music, dance, crafts,
grams, will take place August 24 to
26 on the Old’ Poole Farm near
Schwenksville, Pa.
The new toll-free telephone lines
for information and tickets are, for
calls inside Pennsylvania, 1-800-422-
FOLK; outside Pennsylvania the
number is 1-800-556-FOLK. For
those inside the city of Philadelphia,
the direct telephone number is 215-
242-0150.
These lines are in operation from
10 am. to 9 p.m. wekdays and 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends.
Volunteers retire
Two women who have been dedicated Girl Scout volunteers
recently retired from their positions as Neighborhood Service
Unit Directors. Alice Niskey served Neighborhood No: 24
and Dorothy Wadas served Neighborhood No. 25 which
cover the Back Mountain area of Penn’s Woods Girl Scout
Council. Both women are members of the Shavertown
Methodist Church and have been active as Girl Scout Troop
Leaders as well as holding every Girl Scout volunteer office
over the years. They were honored at a Neighborhood
Covered Dish supper at the Shavertown Methodist Church.
Shown above, from left, exchanging information are Lorraine
Symons, former leader of Cadette Troop 622 and new
Neighborhood Director of Neighborhood 25; Dorothy Wadas,
Alice Niskey, and Charlene Cook, of Lehman former Brownie
Consultant and leader of Brownie Troop 641 and new
Neighborhood Director of Neighborhood 24.
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A Back Mountain resident, Robert
W. Brown, was recently promoted
to senior vice president at First
Eastern Bank according to an
announcement by President Rich-
ard M. Ross, jr.
Brown is the bank’s retail lending
administrator and a vice president
and director of First Eastern Life
Insurance Comapny.
He graduated from Wilkes-Barre
Business College, the Stonier Gradu-
ate School of Banking at Rutgers
University, and the Pennsylvania
Bankers Association School at Buck-
nell University. In addition, Brown
at First Eastern
American Institute of Banking
(AIB).
Brown is a member of the Con-
sumer Lending Advisory Committee
of the American Bankers Associa-
tion, is a director of Northeastern
Pennsylvania Consumer Counseling
Service, served on the Advisory
Board of the United Student Aid
Fund, is a member of the Greater
Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Com-
merce and the Wyoming Valley
Chapter, AIB.
Brown and his wife, Marj, are the
parents of two children and reside
in Dallas.
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Donations made
recently | visited
date,
Dominick, Wyoming.
Locals named to
PSU Dean’s List
Eighty-seven students at the Penn
State-Wilkes-Barre Campus have
been named to the Dean’s List for
the spring term, according to an
announcement by Dr. David Rice,
director of academic affairs.
To be named to the Dean’s List, a
student must carry a full course
load and attain a grade point aver-
age of 3.5 or higher out of a possible
4.0.
Among those students named to
the Dean’s List were the following
Back Mountain residents:
Bert A. Baloga, Dallas; Raeann-
H. Balut, Shavertown; Phyllis
Burket, Dallas; Rulison Evans II,
Harveys Lake; James E. Fanning,
Trucksville; Jeanette Faux, Shaver-
town; Paul G. George, Shavertown;
Debra L. Lee, Dallas.
Also, James E. MacDougall, Har-
veys Lake; Robert S. Malak, Shav-
ertown; Eric Masters, Sweet
WILLIAM WEIGEL
Notes birthday
William Weigel, 316 Cliffside Ave.,
Trucksville, celebrated his 80th
birthday at a family dinner at
Kelly's, Exeter, given by his wife,
Phoebe.
Guests were Peggy Poynton,
Dallas; Mary Painter, Virginia;
Susan Henning, Maryland, daugh-
ters; George Poynton, Melvin
Painter, sons-in-law; Butch and
Sheri Possiel, Virginia; Juli Geiger,
Kristel Poynton, Laura Poynton,
Dallas; Virginia Malkemes, Flor-
ida; grandchildren; Jennifer
Geiger, Dallas; Natasha Malkemes,
Florida, great-grandchildren.
Those sending special birthday
greetings, but unable to attend were
Fred Henning, Maryland; Raymond
Malkemes, Bill Malkemes, Florida;
Sheila Tice, Dustin Tice, North Car-
olina; Jean Welch and Edward
Welch, Maryland.
Students honored
Dallas Post/Joan Kingsbury
Ray Hall.
- Sixteen residents of Luzerne
County received degrees from the
University of Pennsylvania during
Commencement ceremonies held
recently at the Philadelphia Civic
Center. More than 3,500 students
from 13 undergraduate, graduate
and professional divisions received
degrees during the University’s
228th commencement exercises.
Penn is the fourth oldest college
in the United States. More than
22,000 students are enrolled in
undergraduate and graduate studies
in such fields as arts and sciences,
engineering, nursing, medicine, law,
fine arts and business. Living
alumni total more than 170,000.
The following BAck Mountain res-
idents received degrees:
Bruce J. Besecker, 10 Highland
Drive, Dallas. Business Administra-
tion. Graduate Division of the Whar-
ton School. Degree conferred:
Master of Business Administration.
26 Highland
Drive, Dallas. Dental Medicine, :
School of Dental Medicine.’ Degree :
conferred: Doctor of Dental lcine.
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