Dinner held
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Cub Scout Pack 281 met recently at Dallas United
Methodist church. Opening ceremonies were held with
the entire pack participating.
Cub Master George Brutko announced the Haney
Sales Kit project was a great success and thanked the
boys for doing such a wonderful selling job. Crafts
done by the dens were on display. Den 3, under the
leadership of Melinda Seidel, gave some helpful
suggestions for a safe Halloween. The ‘Cubby Award”
was given to the den who arrived first. It was a tie and
month. Den leaders of those dens are Sharon Hold-
redge and Jackie Downend. Closing ceremonies were
done with the entire pack and everyone enjoyed
refreshments afterwards.
Ms. Osborn
iS appointed
Rebecca Osborn, a resident of
Shavertown, has been named to the
Awards presented were Bobcat-Carl Weidlich, Eric
St. Clair, Jamie Bottoms, Ray Buchman, Ronald
Hubbard, Chris Stevens, Nelson Downend, Donald
Hartshorn, Edward Schall, Richard Wesinski, Dennis
Miller, Michael Goldsmith. Wolf Award-Carl Weidlich.
2 Silver Arrows-David Holdredge. Webelo Awards for
Athlete, Forester, Aquanaut, and Sportsman-David
Poedehl. Service Stars & Perfect Attendance Pins
the following scouts and adult leaders-2 years, Davi
Podehl, Kevin Loeffler, Mrs. Judy Loeffler, Mr. Ron
Loeffler, Mr. George Brutko, Mrs. George Brutko.
One Year-Mrs. Melinda Seidel, Mrs. Sharon Hold-
redge, Andrew Flint, Joshea Garlan, David Seidel,
Brad Bryant, Ronald Dugan; 4 years, Mrs. Elaine
Charney and a 19 year pin to Mrs. Nancy McDonald.
Shown are members of the head table at the Mental Health Center's recent 15th Anniversary
Dinner Meeting held recently. From left, seated, Mrs. John Viola, Mrs. Andrew Pillarella, Dallas;
Mrs. John Creek, and Mrs. George Ralston. Standing from left: John Viola, Rev. Andrew
Pillarella, Dallas; John Creek, Tom O'Neill, Rev. James Doyle and Dean George Ralston.
~The Luzerne-Wyoming County Mental Health-Mental
Retardation Center recently held its 15th Anniversary
Dinner Meeting at the Woodlands, an Inn in Plains
Township. This affair was attended by more than 175
staff, board members, agency personnel and friends
who gathered to celebrate the Center’s 15th year of
delivering specialized psychiatric services to its com-
munity. :
Dean George F. Ralston of Wilkes College served as
Master of Cermonies and joined Board President
Thomas O’Neill in presenting awards to staff and
Board members who have served the Mental Health
Center since it opened its doors in July, 1969. Five and
10 year service awards were also presented to staff
and board members. Rev. Andrew Pillarella of Dallas,
a member of the Center’s Board of Directors, offered
the invocation.
During the course of the meeting, guests reminisced
about the events that had influenced the Center during
the past 15 years. It was recognized that the Center
survived the severe federal cutbacks and continues to
meet the varying and growing needs of its community
by offering specialized services in innovative ways.
Executive Director John Creek also charted the course
of the future of the Center with remarks about the-
agency’s long range strategic planning process.
Nominations for Board of Director's Executive
Committee were also presented and approved as
follows: Thomas O’Neill, President; Rev. James J.
Doyle, Vice President; Louise Wasserott, Secretary;
and Attorney Charles J. Bufalino, Jr., Treasurer.
JOHANNA MILLER of the
Johanna Miller Beauty Salon of
Chase Rd. RD 5, Shavertown
recently attended BEAUTY U.S.A,
the largest hair and beauty trade
show ever held in the middle East-
ern United States.
Johanna viewed the fall and
“winter hair collections of the
world’s most renowned, trend-set-
ting hair fashion artists. Their inter-
pretations of the newest hair
designs featured short, crisp, single-
length cuts and free, forward-
moving styles with face-framing
fringes. New techniques in hair
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recently elected treasurer of the
senior class at College Misericordia,
here. A graduate of Dallas High
School, he is a business administra-
tion major at Misericordia.
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MRS. IRMA EICKE, of 29 Lehigh
St., Shavertown, has returned home
after being a medical patient at
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kings-
ton.
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KRISTINA BOUDREAUX, daugh-
ter of Ronald and Melba Boudreaux,
RD 3, Box 45, Wyoming, has
enrolled at Messiah College in Gran-
tham, Pennsylvania, with a Dean’s
Scholarship for the 1984-1985 aca-
demic year.
A freshman majoring in psychol-
ogy, Boudreaux is a graduate of
Dallas Senior High School.
Dean’s Scholarships ranging from
Fashion Naok
$500 to $1,250 are awarded annually
to incoming freshmen who ranked
in the top 15 percent of their high
school graduating calss, and scored
at least a total of 1000 on the
Composite American College Test.
A Christian college of the arts and
sciences, Messiah College enrolls
just over 1750 students in over 40
majors and preprofessional pro-
grams.
Investiture held
staff of the Family Counseling Serv-
ice of the Philadelphia Yearly Meet-
ing of Friends (Quakers), according
to word received from Philadelphia
this week.
Mrs. Osborn, who received her
MSW from Ohio State University
School of Social Work, will remain
in the area as a family and-mar-
riage counselor and, in addition,
will be available for Quaker fami-
lies and members of the Society of
Friends who desire counseling in
the Northeast Pennsylvania area.
Mrs. Osborn is a Clinical Member of
the American Association of Mar-
riage and Family Therapists.
The Family Counseling Service of
the Yearly Meeting of Friends has a
staff of 15 counselors, professionally
trained, who offer individual coun-
seling, support groups, and work-
shops in the Philadelphia area,
including outlying counties.
The Counseling Service recently
held a day-long workshop on
“Family Wellness”, led by David
and Vera Mace, well-known family
and marriage counselors and foun-
ders of the Association of Couples
for Marriage Enrichment.
The workshop took up the prob-
lems of step-parenting, one-parent
families, domestic violence and nur-
turing the spiritual life of the
family.
The North Branch Friends Meet-
ing meets regularly for worship at
the Wyoming Seminary Day School
in Forty Fort.
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administrator,
candidate.
and Suzanne Thoma,
The Sisters of Mercy, Dallas,
recently admitted two women to
candidacy for membership in the
Mercy Community.
Suzanne Thoma, the daughter of
Patricia and Frank Thoma, R.D. 3,
Wyoming, was welcomed by Sister
Development, Sisters of Mercy,
Scranton Province, at a ceremony
held at St. Vincent Convent, Plym-
outh. Miss Thoma is a graduate of
Dallas High School and College Mis-
ericordia. She is a member of the
science department faculty at
Bishop O’Hara High School, Dun-
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Brownie Troop 651 recently held an Investiture Ceremony in the All-Purpose Room of the
Girl Scout flag ceremony, recited the Girl Scout promise and lighted a candle for each of the 10
Girl Scout laws. The girls received their Brownie pins and were welcomed into the troop. After
the program, parents and relatives were invited to the cafeteria for refreshments. Shown here
are members of the Brownie Troop who participated in the ceremony. From left, first row,
Tiffany Roese, Amber Atherholt, Valerie Wolfe, Pam Rish, Nicole Parry, Jennifer Brewer, Erin
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The Social Club of the Meadows
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day, Nov. 7. The soup was prepared
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The club will hold their annual
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