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The home of Mr. and Mrs. Urban
of Miller Street, Luzerne was the
setting for the marriage of Linda
Stahl and John E. Arnold on Satur-
day, Sept. 8.
With family, friends and well
wishers looking on, Rev. Richard
Tattersall of Neptune Chapel per-
formed the ceremony in front of the
fireplace. Maid of honor was Marie
Morris and best man was Gary
Kuras. Flower girls were Jodie
Lane Urban and Jill Lynne Urban.
Ring bearer was Jason Lee Stahl.
The bride wore a gown of chan-
tilly lace, layered with flounces and
a matching picture hat. The gour-
met menu was completely prepared
by Eleanor Urban. After a honey-
moon in Hawaii, the couple will be
residing at Harveys Lake.
Trinity Nursery School held its
orientation for new and returning
students recently.
Mrs. Donald Lockhart, nursery
school coordinator, explained social
procedures and policies to parents
of school students. The school is
located in Trinity United Presbyter-
ian Church, Church Street, Dallas.
Staff members attending the ori-
entation were Mrs. Edith Pillarella,
teacher, four-year-old afternoon
class and president of the nursery
school board; Mrs. Nancy Higgins,
aide, three-year-old class. Also
attending was Rev. Andrew Pillar-
ella, pastor, Trinity United Presby-
terian Church and member of the
nursery school board.
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One year old
Francisco Xavier Perez, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Perez of
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birthday on Sept. 19.
Maternal grandparents are the
late Ide and Marie Serhan, formerly
of Harveys Lake. Paternal grand-
parents are Manuel and Dolorex
Cano of Murcia, Spain.
Mrs. Perez is the owner of Sara
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gourmet chef.
Francisco was honored at a
family party held September 23.
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JIM EASON, owner of Dallas
Centre Hardware is the recipient of
RKB Enterprises, Inc. (Pro-Hard-
ware) Region II dealer of the year.
The Region II district covers all of
New Jersey, all of Pennsylvania
except Pittsburgh and the southern
portion of New York State.
Jim, who has been in business for
three years, is a member of Rotary,
Reserve Clown Unit of Irem Temple
and the RKB advisory board.
Jim’s daughter, Michele, a senior
at Full Gospel Academy, Pittston,
helps her dad out ‘quite a bit in the
store. Jim’s wife, Carol, owner of
Carol’s Beauty Shop also lends a
hand.
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IT’S A DOUBLE BLESSING for
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Dickson,
RD 3, Box 215-10 Dallas. They are
the proud parents of twins Jonelle
Amber and Jeffrey Scott born Aug.
30 at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Dickson is the former Judy
Steinkirchner, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Ellen Sullivan, Edwardsville
and Francis Steinkirchner, Shaver-
town. Judy is employed by Wyo-
ming National Bank, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Dickson is the son fo Mr. and
Mrs. William Dickson, Trucksville.
He is co-owner of Kingston Metal
Specialties.
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GOODNESS, THE BACK MOUN-
TAIN is certainly full of good-
looking women. First Gina Major is
named Miss Pennsylvania then
Dallas High School senior Judy
Fitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph N. Fitch was named 1985
Luzerne County Junior Miss. Con-
gratulations, Judy!
CONGRATULATIONS to Cherie
Lee Stroud and Kenneth Carl Wolen-
sky who have announced their
engagement. Cherie is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Stroud,
128 Elmcrest Drive, Dallas. Ken-
neth is the son of Mrs. Rosalie
Wolensky, 205 Carverton Road,
Trucksville.
Cherie is a graduate of Dallas
Senior High School. She is employed
as a business service representative
at Commonwealth Telephone Com-
pany, Dallas. She is also employed
part time at Fino’s Pharmacy,
Dallas.
Kenneth is a graduate of Dallas
Senior High School and a magna
cum laude graduate of College Mis-
ericordia. He holds a bachelor’s
degree in history with teacher certi-
fication in Social Studies. He is
attending graduate school at the
College of Urban Affairs, the Uni-
versity of Delaware, Newark, Dela-
ware under an academic fellowship.
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CAROL EASON AND MARTI
BROWN, Carol’s Beauty Shop, Main
Street, Dallas, participated in the
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recent fund raising for the Ameri-
can Cancer Society ‘Wig Bank”.
These wig banks benefit chemother-
apy patients.
Sam Roberts Beauty Shop and
Carol Lauer’s Shear Magic also
participated in this very worthy
endeavor.
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BEST WISHES to Mr. and Mrs.
Harold L. Cragle, Meadows Apart-
ments, Dallas, who observed their
50th wedding anniversary last week.
The Cragles were marriein
Bethesda Congregational Church,’
Edwardsville, Sept. 16, 1934 by the
Rev. James S. Henry. Their attend-
ants were the late Hannah Jones
and Carl Gladey.
Mrs. Cragle is the former Eleanor
Miller.
The Cragles have three daugh-
ters, Nancy Dick, Leah Newberry
and Martha Cragle. They have
seven grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren.
America’s Little Miss and Mr.
Pageants are very proud to
announce our up coming state pag-
eant to be held at the Hilton Inn,
2400 Old Lincoln Highway at U.S. 1,
Trevose, Pas. on November 17 and
18, 1984.
This competition is open to both
the young children and young
adults. The age divisions are 0-2, 3-
5, 6-8, 9-12, and 13 and up for girls
and 0-3, 4-6 and 7-10 for boys.
A talent division is open to both
boys and girls and we will be
awarding a cash scholarship in
talent. (talent is optional)
We are also very proud to
announce that part of the judging
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