HI! YOUR CUB REPORTER IS
BACK on the job after a two week
vacation.
Now let’s catch up on the news
and past events from the center.
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ON THE BOWLING SCENE, the
men regained their form. On Oct.
22, Tim McGuire and Tim Pealer
had 500 series.
In shuffleboard, Dallas Center
defeated Tunkhannock Center.
“Birthday of the Month” award for
Aug. was Madelon Steinhauer, Sept.
was Lilian Gruver; for Oct. Ebba
Kostenbauder.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 25 was our
Halloween Party. Under gala deco-
rations the Grand March was held.
The costumed winners were 1st
prize, Maryanne Cigarski; 2nd
prize, Edie Williams; 3rd prize
Wanda Romanowski.
Lunch was
ly "the
served
commit-
Attend meeting
Samuel Argento, left,
ON TUESDAY, OCT. 30, 44 sen-
iors from the Dallas center
departed for Brown’s Resort in the
Catskills. A good time was had by
all.
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ON THURSDAY, NOV. 1, those of
the Catholic ‘faith had a unique
experience. A Mass was held in the
cocktail lounge of the hotel by
Father Timothy Brady, O.M.I. of
Liberty, N.Y. We had arranged it
for our group and invited the other
groups to participate. We had 150
people in attendance.
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ON NOV. 14, a group from the
Dallas Center will journey to
Kelley’s Motor Inn, in Gouldsboro
for a Christmas Dinner Show.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 15, Elders
Council Election at 10:30°'a.m.
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WE AT THE CENTER were sad-
dened by the death of a dear friend,
Mary Jane Smith . Mary Jane was
a senior aide at the Dallas Center.
attend the annual dinner
Margaret Corgan,
The martial arts have become
part of College Misericordia’s extra-
formation of a karate and self-
defense club.
The 20 club members are prepar-
ing for competitions with other col-
B/leges and universities beginning
next year. The current sessions are
open to Misericordia students, fac-
ulty, staff, administrators and their
families.
Galloway is a freshman pre-law
majr from Jim Thorpe. He has
competed 152 times and has placed
first in various karate competitions.
Nick Pugliese, a freshman major-
ing in occupational therapy, from
West Wyoming is the vice-president
and an instructor of the club; and
Dr. Chuck LaJeunesse, psychology
professor, is the club advisor.
Employees of Offset Paperback
Co. will participate in the Great
American Smokeout on Nov. 15,
sponsored iy the American Cancer
“Society.
Millions of smokers will be up for
adoption by ex-smokers who will
provide constant encouragement
throughout the day supplying them
with fruit, nuts, and gum to help
them through at least a 24 hour
smokeless period.
The American Cancer Society
hopes at least one in five smokers
will give up cigarettes from mid-
night Wednesday to midnight Thurs-
day. Last year 19 million joined in
the nicotine fast.
The idea of ‘“‘adopt a smoker” is
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that smokers will find it easier to
quit if they have the right kind of
moral support, according to Marilyn
Maslow, Smokeout Chairman.
Further aide will be given to
smokers at Offset Paperback with a
Fresh Start stop-smoking clinic to
be offered employees.
Epidemologists blame cigarette
smoking for 350,000 needless deaths
annually from cancer, emphysema
and cardiovascular ailments.
MARY RUCKNO SIEGEL
Two new appointments were
recently made to College Misericor-
dia’s Admissions staff. Mary
Ruckno Siegel, of Forty Fort and
Martha Hession, of Dallas, will
serve as assistant to the dean of
admissions and admission’s counse-
lor, respectively. The announcement
was made by David M. Payne, dean
of admissions at Misericordia.
Mary Siegel has been employed
with the college since 1982 as a
counselor in the college’s Act 101
program. Her new postion entails
assuming the responsibilities of the
dean in his absence, scheduling all
high school and college night pro-
grams, local visitations, counseling
and interviewing prospective appli-
cants.
Ms. Siegel holds a master’s
degree in education psychology
from the University of Wisconsin
and a bachelor’s degree in psychol-
ogy from Marquette. She is a
member of the American Personnel
Guidance Association, Wisconsin
Association of Guidance Counselors
and Milwaukee Area Guidance
Counselors.
Martha Hession, a recent gradu-
ate of Kutztown University, with a
bachelor’s degree in psychology,
will represent the college at confer-
ences, college nights, and high
school visitations and interview stu-
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dent applicants interested in attend-
ing the Callas co-educational institu-
tion,
Ms. Hession was a psychology
tutor at Kutztown University and
worked in conjunction with the Abil-
ity Developmental Program. Most
recently, she was a staff assistant
at Clearbrook Lodge, Shickshinny,
working in residential rehabilitation
and supervising work therapy ses-
sions.
Rebecca M. Osborn MSW, ACSW
: Shavertown
individual Couple
Family Counseling
With Joan Kingsbury
CONGRATULATIONS to Kevin
Covert of Dallas who recently
American Board of Opticianry and
is now a certified Optician regis-
tered with the board. He is also a
Fellow of the National Academy of
Opticianry.
A graduate of Dallas Area High
School, Covert has been in his pro-
fession for the last 10 years. The
past five years he has operated his
won business in Shavertown.
Kevin is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Covert, Shavertown. He
and his wife, the former Mary Kay
Yuhas, live in Dallas with their son
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WELL, IT SEEMS LIKE the
warm weather is gone for good now.
After all it is November, but our
recent Indian Summer spoiled us
all. Pretty soon snow will be flying,
a very definite reminder that we
live in an area where the seasons
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THREE CHEERS FOR DALLAS
and other area schools who are
including “Here’s Looking At You,
Two” a school-based drug and alco-
hol prevention-education program in
their curriculum. Perhaps early
education concerning the dangers of
drug and alcohol will help to curb
this problem.
THANKSGIVING HASN'T EVEN
arrived yet, but Santa isn’t waiting
to make an appearance in our area.
He arrived by helicopter at the
Wyoming Valley Mall Saturday.
Now all the little ones (and some
big ones, too) will enjoy hours of
wondering what will be in store for
themr Christmas morning.
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BEST WISHES to the following
couples who were recently joined in
marriage: Mr. and Mrs. Christophr
T. Fagan; Mr. and Mrs. David R.
Ackourey.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fagan
were married in St. Mark’s
Lutheran Church, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Fagan is the former Debra A.
Wayda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.\
Leonard Wayda, Broadway. Mr.
Fagan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Richard Fagan, Dallas.
Following the wedding ceremony,
a reception was held at Jackson
Township Fire Hall, Chase. The
Fagans are residing in Allentown.
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Miller
were married in St. Therese’s
Church, Shavertown. Rev. Joseph
Sammons, pastor performed the
double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Miller is the former Jane H.
Yankowski, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A. Yankowski, Shaver-
town. Mr. Miller is the son of Ralph
Miller, Newark, Del. and Mrs.
Anthony Nardo, Wilmington, Del.
Following the ceremony, a cock-
tail party was hosted by the bride’s
parents at their home. An evening
reception was held at Gus Genetti’s.
Mrs. Miller is a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School and Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital School of
Radiologic Technology. She is
employed by Lehigh Valley Hospital
Center as a registered cat scan
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Mr. Miller is a graduate of the
University of Delaware with a bach-
elor of science degree in Electrical
Engineering. He is employed with
AT&T Technologies Inc. Allentown.
Following a wedding trip to
Antigua, the Millers are residing in
Allentown.
Atty. and Mrs. Paul P. Ackourey
were married in St. Ann’s Maronite
Church, Scranton. Rev. Kenneth
Michaels performed the candlelight
ceremony.
Mrs. Ackourey is the former Eliz-
abeth Anne Connery, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Connery, 143
Elmerest Drive, Dallas. Atty. Ack-
ourey is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul P. Ackourey, 547 Wheeler
Ave., Scranton.
A cocktail hour and dinner recep-
tion were held at the Sheraton Inn.
Mrs. Ackourey attended Mary-
wood Seminary and is a graduate of
Scranton Central High School and
College Misericordia where she
earned a bachelor of science degree
cum laude in Home Economics,
Clothing and Merchandising. She is
employed as a buyer for Jewelcor
Jewelers and Distributors, Wilkes-
Barre.
Atty. Ackourey is a graduate of
Scranton Preparatory School and a
magna cum laude graduate of the
University of Scranton where he
earned a bachelor and master of
arts degrees in American History.
He received his juris doctorate from
Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle
and is an associate in the practice
of law with Atty. Howard Spizer,
Scranton and Tunkhannock.
Following a two week wedding
trip to Acapulco, Puerto Valarta
and Cancun, Mexico, the Ackoureys
are residing in Scranton.
Teens sought
S.M. Lake, State Coordinator of
the 1985 USA Teen Miss of Penn.
Scholarship Pageant, today
announced that contestants are now
being accepted to represent the
county in the official Penn. State
Pageant to be held in Harrisburg on
Sunday, March 24, at the Marriott
Hotel.
To qualify, the teen miss must be
a student in grades seven through
12, of a charismatic leadership qual-
ity personality, a resident of the
county in which she is applying and
a U.S. citizen.
The accepted area teens will com-
pete with other area finalists in
communications, evening gown and
interview competitions for the state
title and crown of Pa. Teen Miss,
plus, a $1,000 cash scholarship
award. Each of the 10 semi-finalists
will receive a self-study modeling
course and numerous trophies will
be awarded. Each of the accepted
teens will receive a tiara and sash,
and will officially represent the
pageant in local activities through-
out their year reign.
Applications maybe obtained by
sending a stamped, self-addressed
envelop to: Penn. Teen Miss Appli-
cations, 31 Mill Plain Road, Dan-
bury, Conn. 06811, or by calling the
National Office at 203-748-6682.
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