NAVY PETTY OFFICER 2ND
CLASS JAMES W. HADDLE III,
son of James W. Haddle Jr. of RD 1,
Dallas and Joyce Soska of RD 1,
West Pittston, is a crewmember
aboard the recently commissioned
guided missile cruiser USS York-
town, homeported in Norfolk, Va.
The ship was commissioned on
the Fourth of July in it’s namesake
city, Yorktown, Va. Approximately
8,000 people gathered for the Inde-
pendence Day ceremonies that offi-
cilly welcomed the ship into active
service.
The present Yorktown is the fifth
U.S. Navy ship to bear the name. It
is named for the historic Revolu-
tionary War Battle fought at York-
town, Va.
The ship is the second in the
Navy’s newest class of cruisers,
equipped with the Aegis Weapon
System, the most modern air
defense system in the world.
The Yorktown is 567 feet long and
has a crew of 360.
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MISS DONNA A. GARBER,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Garber 83 James Street, Shaver-
town will enter the freshman class
at Jefferson Medical College of Phil-
adelphia in September.
Miss Garber is a graduate of
Dallas Area High School and was
graduated Magna Cum Laude with
a B.S. in Biology from Wilkes Col-
lege in May of this year.
Miss Garber was awarded honors
in Biology and the Sigma XI
Research Award for independent
research which she conducted on
behavior in Microtine Rodents. The
results of her research were
presented at the Eastern College
Science Conference at providence
College in Rhode Island.
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During her four years at Wilkes,
Miss Barber received both the
National Merit Scholarship and the
Schub Memorial Scholarship. Miss
Garber also held the position of
chairperson of the Human Services
Committee and was active in stu-
dent government.
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MARINE LANCE CPL.
MICHAEL A. KASKO, son of
Marion E. and Andrew Kasko Jr., of
Route Five, Shavertown, Pa., has
reported for duty with 2nd Marine
Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air
Station Cherry Point, N.C.
post, people
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NAVY PETTY OFFICER 2ND
CLASS DAVID A. PUDIM, son of
Leonard and Jean Pudim of Route
1, Sweet Valley, Pa., is one of more
than 50,000 Sailors and Marines
from five nations taking part in a
major maritime exercise called
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“Rimpac ’84.”
He is a crewmember aboard the
frigate USS Brewton, homeported in
Pearl Harbor, hawaii.
The five “Rim of the pacific”
nations; Australia, Canada, japan,
New Zealand and the United St2gs,
are conducting training opera
in the vicinity of Southern California
and the Hawaiian Islands.
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PAUL R. JONES, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Jones, of Box 239-C,
R.D. 4, Shavertown, has been
awarded an academic scholarship
to begin his freshman year of
studies at King’s College.
Jones, a Lake Lehman graduate,
will pursue a degree in English.
Academic scholarships at King’s,
valued from $500 to $2,500, are
awarded competitively to applicants
in the top 20 percent of their high
school classes who have achieved a
combined score on the Scholastic
Aptitude Test of 1050 or more.
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our work forces that set the wheels of this nation
in motion. We have prospered and flourished
tremendously through your devoted efforts month
after month, year after year. By working as a team
to get the job done, you have bettered the
standards of American life. Today, we
take the time to reflect upon the dignity
and the priviledge of productive labor.
Tomorrow, we will return to our respective jobs
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essential each one of us is in the future
development of our fine country. Let's work
together with a sense of achievement!
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Harveys Lake
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1265 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort
288-3990
MUSSELMAN JEWELERS
Wyoming Valley Mall
Wilkes-Barre
829-0882
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675-1787
STUCCIO’S PIZZA &
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5 W. Church St., Nanticoke
735-5150
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288-4410
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897 Wyoming Ave.
Wyoming, Pa.
693-4002
46 Main St.
Dallas, Pa.
675-2220
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BARGAIN BAKERY OUTLET
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675-8608
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Memorial Highway, Dallas - 675-2447
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255 Pierce Street
Kingston
287-0478
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Dallas Village, Dallas
675-5241
KITZMILLER AUTO REPAIRS
oi 63 Oregon Street
Wilkes-Barre
825-5617
MERCY HOSPITAL
25 W. Church St., Wilkes-Barre
MERCY MEDICAL OFFICES
34 Lake St., Dallas
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Luzerne Swoyersville
288-4511 287-1141
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ane 675-2143
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Sunset, Harveys Lake
639-1264
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Sunday, September 2, 1984
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