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By JOAN KINGSBURY
Staff Correspondent
I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS
my sincere thanks to the fellow who
stopped and helped me get my car
off the road when it stalled and
would not start at a very busy
corner. I don’t even know his name,
but he stayed with the car while I
phoned the garage to makes sure it
did not get dam- rp
aged. I have a
feeling he was
late for work
because of his
kindness to me,
so once again
thanks.
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CONGRATU-
LATIONS TO
ELAINE
HALSEY who 125 KINGSBURY
appointed director of the radiologic
technology program at College Mis-
ericordia.
A 1978 graduate of the college
with an associate of applied science
in radiologic technology, Mrs.
Halsey received her bachelor’s
degree from Bloomsburg Univer-
sity. She is currently pursuing a
master’s degree in human services
administration.
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STUDENTS AT PENN STATE
WILKES-BARRE planted a willow
birch tree as part of the new build-
ing dedication ceremony held
recently at the Lehman campus.
The dedication was of the new
Commons Annex, a $5 million addi-
tion to the campus. Participating in
the tree planting were Dr. Bryce
ident; Dr. Robert E. Scannell, vice
président and dean of the Common:
wealth Educational Systems; Dr.
James H. Ryan, campus executive
officer; Robert Graham, president
of SGA and John N. Conyngham,
chairman of the advisory board.
MOLLIE CALKINS has been
selected as the Meadows Nursing
Center, Dallas Employee of the
Month for November. A graduate of
Dallas Area High School Mollie is
employed at the center as executive
secretary to Thomas Sweeney
administrator.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE
BISHOP O’REILLY High School
students who placed in the top 25
positions in their respective voice
parts at the District 9 Choral
Acceptance Auditions; Maria Sta-
hovec, Charlette Hatrack, Kathy
Judge, Doreen Lipinski, Lisa Pisa-
neschi, Jackie Roberts, Karen Kra-
kosky, Jim Farrell, Jim McGuire,
Ray Podskoch, Dave Sedlak, Ron
Mackiewicz, Ken Yarmey and
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BEST WISHES TO Dr. and Mrs.
Phillip Kurello and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Manzoni, Jr. Thee couples,
were recently joined i in marriage.
Dr. and Mrs. Kurello were mar-
ried in Dallas United Methodist
Church with Rev. Robert Benson
and Father Kilpatrick officiating.
Van Etten is a graduate of Dallas
High School and Lackawanna
Junior College. She is employed as
a medical secretary for Dr. Akram
Zalatimo.
Dr. Kurello is a graduate of
Scranton Prep and received his
medical degree from St. Georg’s
University. He is a resident in
Family Practice.
The Kurellos are residing in
Wilkes-Barre.
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Mr. and Mrs. Manzoni were mar-
ried in St. Therese’s Church. Rev.
Joseph Sammons and Rev. Clement
Podskoch officiated.
Mrs. Manzoni, the former Geri-
Lynn C. Kasenchak is a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School and Luz-
erne County Community College.
She is employed by Dr. Frank Boris
ITI, Kingston, as a dental hygienist.
Mr. Manzoni is a graduate of
Lake-Lehman, High School and is
employed by Manzoni Brothers
Dairy Farms, Follies Road, Dallas.
Following a wedding trip to Hono-
lulu, Hawaii, the Manzonis are
residing on Follies Road.
0! several years that the Royal Rangers program has
01 been active in the Back Mountain.
#2.¢ The Royal Rangers is an organization for boys
ot age five to 17, who enjoy fun and adventure.
Similar to the Boy Scouts in many ways, it is a
Li, boys Christian Ministry program run by the Assem-
ho bly of God.
§i. The program is open to boys of all denominations
Land opens the door to action and adventure, while
: they learn to live by the Royal Ranger Pledge that,
a with God’s help, they will do their best to serve
§. Him, their church and their fellow man; to live by
wholesome living.
- daily rule.
with the five and
i program.
-» The five and
six year olds, are in charge of the
six year olds are the Straight
‘Garinger honored
Stephen Delong
top salesman
Stephen Delong, a student in
Mrs. Toole’s first grade clas at the
Lehman-Jackson Elementary
School, was recently awarded $100
for being the top salesman in a
fund-raising project sponsored by
the Lehman-Jackson PTA.
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Stephen sold $295.80 worth of color
images which consisted of sun-
catchers and key chains to become
the top salesman.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Keith DeLong, of RD 1, Sweet
Valley and a member of the Back
Mountain Wrestling Club. Stephen
has a brother, David, age 2.
of
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