Women meet
was Mrs. Karen White.
RECENTLY NAMED TO THE
Wyoming Seminary Board of Trust-
ees are Mrs. Barbara Harter Koehl,
Dallas ’53 who
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by the Alumni
Association; Mrs.
Jean Meyers, RD
3, Wyoming; and
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Parent’s Associa- Aili
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CONGRATULATIONS to the fol-
lowing young men of the Back
Mountain who have attained the
rank of Eagle Scout: David Brown,
Lehman; James R. Egliskis, Har-
veys Lake; Raymond C. Phillips,
Harveys Lake; Carl Postupak,
Shavertown; Gregory Runner,
Shavertown; and Andrew Yencha,
Dallas Township. This is an out-
standing accomplishment which
requires much hard work and dedi-
cation to attain.
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BEST WISHES TO THE FOL-
LOWING COUPLES who have
become engaged. Gerri Fry and
Timothy Brennan; Kippie Jo Steele
and Guy C. Morgan.
Miss Fry, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Fry, Wilkes-Barre is a
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graduate of Dallas Senior High
School and LCCC. She is employed
as an assistant manager for Frank-
lin’s Restaurant.
Mr. Brennan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Brennan, 191 Main Street,
Dallas, is a graduate of Dallas
Senior High School. He will receive
a bachelor’s degree in Biology from
Pennsylvania State University in
December. He plans to pursue a
career in the chiropractic field. .
Miss Steele is the daughter of Mr.
Robert A. Steele, Oak Hill and the
late Patricia V. Steele. She is a
graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School and Thompson Institute of
Technology, Harrisburg, where she
received an associate degree in
Executive Data Management. She is
employed at Commonwealth Tele-
phone Company as an operations
scheduler.
Mr. Morgan, son of Mrs. Mary
Fasciana Morgan, Williams St.,
Pittston and the late John J.
Morgan. A graduate of Pittston
Area High School and King’s Col-
lege with a bachelor’s degree in
Computers and Information Sys-
tems is employed by Common-
wealth Telephone Enterprises as a
technical services assistant.
Kippi and Guy will be married
April 27, 1985 in Lehman United
Methodist Church.
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STUART E. GRAHAM JR., Shav-
ertown, recently received an award
from Holy Cross president John E.
Brooks S.J. as a symbol of his
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membership in the President’s
Council, an organization of major
benefactors at the Jesuit liberal arts
college in Worcester, Mass.
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I RECENTLY HAD THE PLEA-
SURE of hearing Mrs. Marilyn
Rudolph, Children’s Librarian, Back
Mountain Memorial Library, speak
at Gate of Heaven School. Mrs.
Rudolph spoke on helping your chil-
dren select reading material. Even
children s young as infant age can
benefit from hearing nursery
rhymes, and short stories. It was
also interesting to note that even
after children learn how to read, it
is beneficial for them to hear stories
read aloud. The Children’s Annex
holds a wealth of books on various
subjects to interest and stimulate
your child. If you are not already a
regular visitor, make it a point to
stop in and see what the library has
to offer your children.
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MEMBERS OF THE HARVEYS
LAKE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION enjoyed their annual fall
“Harvest Evening” Dinner Dance
held last week at Irem Temple
Country Club. One hundred and fifty
members and guests enjoyed a
cocktail hour of wine punch and hot
hors d’oeuvres followed by a full
course dinner featuring lobster and
filet mignon.
Dancing was enjoyed following
the presentation of a plaque to Guy
Giordano for his service as presi-
dent for the past two years.
CORA PORTER, R.N.,, M.S.Ed,,
Shavertown resident, has been
chosen to receive the Pennsylvania
Nurses Association 1984 Legislative
Award. This award acknowledges a
registered nurse who has been
actively involved in legislative
issues at the locak, state or federal
levels. Activities include campaign-
ing, lobbying and serving as a key
contact on legislative issues of
importance to the profession.
TO ALL MY READERS, I would
like to extend warm wishes for a
happy Thanksgiving.
Rebecca M. Osborn MSW, ACSW
Shavertown
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HI FRIENDS! Things were hop-
ping at the center last week, Tues-
day, Nov. 13. “Patient Care’ had a
blood pressure screening for the
center members which was well
our semi-monthly progressive
pinochle party was held. The win-
ners were-high score, Ruth Sho-
twell, low score Same Jones.
The hostess was Marion Kuni-
gonis, serving cake and coffee after
the games.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, a bus
load of seniors traveled to Kelley's
Motor Inn at Gouldshoro in the
Poconos for a Christmas dinner
show and gifts from Santa Claus.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 15, at 10:30
Five years old
Jillian Leigh Obuhosky, daughter
of Joseph and Sharon Obuhosky of
Dallas, celebrated her fifth birthday
on November 26. She is a pre-
kindergarten student at Little
People Day School in Kingston.
Her maternal grandparents are
Mary Ann Lilley and the late
Charles Lilley of Dallas. Paternal
grandparents are the late Anna and
Walter Obuhosky who had resided
in Wilkes-Barre.
The occasion was celebrated with
her family and friends at Showtime,
Kingston.
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THE
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a.m. Election of Council was held to
pick elders. Fourteen elders were
nominated. At 12 noon, we had our
Thanksgiving dinner with 82 in
attendance. At 1 p.m. Council met
to seat new membrs and to elect
officers. As this council and officers
do not take office until January, I
will name them at a later date.
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I WOULD LIKE TO DEPART from
center news for a moment and tell
you of the new, the wonderful, the
beautiful sound that will be filling
the air around Harveys lake in the
days to come. The new Caroltine
Bells at Our Lady of Victory
Church, will ring out with the
“Angelus” at noon at 6 p.m. every
day. I heard them Sunday. It was
quite inspirational.
Party is success
The Monroe Township Community
Association is pleased to announce
that the Halloween Party held on
Oct. 27 at the township building was
a big success. Attendance of over 75
children.
Prizes for the evening were:
1. 1 year through Kindergarten:
prettiest, Jennifer Crispell, funniest,
most original, Ryan Crispell, Casey
Novajosky.
2. 1st grade through 4th grade:
prettiest, Melissa Goble, funniest,
Billie Jo Simons, ugliest, Shane
McKune, most original Carol Shef-
fler.
3. 5th grade through 8th grade:
prettiest, Stephine Scott, funniest,
Joel Weiss, ugliest, Tammy Cris-
pell, most original, Lisa Sorber.
4. 9th grade and up: prettiest,
Selma Post, funniest, Peggy Weiss,
ugliest Ted Nafus, most original,
Brenda Welter.
5. Grand March: most original,
Shannon Fox, Shelly Jervis, Rene
Weiss.
6. Guess Cake: Anita Weiss (a
coaster was in the cake, the cake
was baked by Stan Rygelski.)
Judges were: Mrs. Clara Shupp,
Mrs. Clara Smith, Mr. Stan Rygel-
ski.
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Scout Troop 4
plans activities ™
Boy Scout Troop 331 of Harveys
Lake met recently to plan its sched-
ule for the next three months.
During November and December all
boys, ages 11-18, interested in
becoming a scout are welcome to
attend and register or just visit for
the night. ;
The following is a list of activities
for the remainder of November to
January 1985.
Nov. 21, Civil Air Patrol meeting
with Scouts; Nov. 23, Bowl-A-Thon,;
Dec. 20, A lecture on drugs and
alcohol; Dec. 15, Christmas party;
Dec. 27, O.A. Christmas Banquet;
Jan. 19, 0.A. Winter Fun Weekend,
Feb. 3, Scout Sunday; Feb. 15,
Polar Bear Weekend.
Betty McDonald
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