THE PROGRESSIVE PINOCHEL
PARTY was held last Tuesday and
Bertha Wasilewski was the high
scorer. Low score was Ruth Struth-
ers. Refreshments were also served.
THE KIWANIS CLUB OF
DALLAS held its annual Christmas
Party for the Dallas Senior Citizens
last Thursday at the center in
Mercy Hall.
Represented by Paul Selingo, Joe
Kiwanis Club really put on a terrific
show. The highlight of the day was
the appearance of the Meadow
Larks with their fine chorus and the
‘Webspinners
The “Webspinners”’ Square Dance
Club will hold its annual Christmas
Dance on December 22. Dancing
will be in the Educational Building
of the Trucksville United Methodist
ville. Beginning at 8 p.m. and con-
cluding at 10:30 p.m., the dance is
open to both club and class mem-
bers, and will consist of alternating
class and club program tips. Co-
chairmen for the dance, Betty and
Hank Switzer, Elma and George
Price and Charlotte and Lloyd
Kingston. Refreshments will be
served after the dance.
Offices closed
The offices at College Misericor-
dia will close for the Christmas
holidays on Dec. 21 at 4:30 p.m. and
reopen on Jan. 2 at 8:30 a.m.
Winter recess for Misericordia
students is underway following the
conclusion of examinations on Dec.
15.
“Classes will resume on Jan. 14-at
8 a.m.,” announced Dr. James Pal-
lante, academic dean at Misericor-
dia. New students and those who
have not pre-registerd shjould con-
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Kitchen Band. Wilburt Hoyt brought
down the house with his solo, “I
Saw Mama Kissing Santa Claus.”
Everyorfe* received a gift as they
left.
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THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
PARTY was scheduled to be held
yesterday. We’ll have a report on
that next week.
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THE DALLAS SENIOR CITI-
ZENS CHORAL GROUP will enter-
tain the nuns at Mercy Hall on
Thursday, Dec. 20, with songs and
carols. The group’s director, Arlene
‘Wertman, is the accompanist.
plan dance
All Square Dance clubs are
invited to attend and to bring their
new class members. This will pro-
vide an excellent opportunity for the
ideas with the newcomers from
other area clubs. Two dollar gifts
will be exchanged. Caller for the
evenings festivities will be ‘“Web-
spinner’ club caller, Andy Glowach.
The “1985” club dance schedule
will begin on January 5, with a
workshop at 7:30 and the dance at
8:30. Dates for 1985 are January, 5,
12, 26; February 2, 9 (Guest caller
Jim Adams); March 2, 9, 23, 30;
April 13, 27; May 11, 18 and June 1,
8. Several camper dances are being
planned and any dancers who are
also campers are invited to join the
group on these special excursions.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Radio stations
plan annual
Wedding Show
Radio Stations WICK and WWDL
will hold their Third Annual Wed-
ding Show on Sunday, February 24,
at the ballroom of the Best Western
Inn Towne, Franklin and Mulberry
Streets in Scranton.
This event is the perfect opportun-
and friends to see the latest spring
and summer bridal fashions on dis-
play in a full Wedding Fashion
Show. Area business professionals
who specialize in serving newlyweds
will show practically everything the
new bride and groom would wish to
see when planning a wedding and
ettingup a new home.
Doors will open promptly at 1
p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 24. Admission
is free and refreshments will be
served, compliments of WICK,
WWDL. and the Best Western Inn
Towne. All brides to be may regis-
ter for the complementary door
prizes.
General manager Doug Lane, in
announcing this year’s show com-
mented, ‘We are proud to be able to
sponsor this quality event. For three
years, we’ve been able to host a
free wedding show for our listeners
and friends, where new brides and
their friends can see all that’s new
for the season. It’s an exciting time
for everyone.”
To attend the WICK and WWDL
Third Annual Wedding Show, no
reservations are necessary. Admis-
sion is free. Doors open at 1 p.m. on
Sunday, Feb. 24. Additional infor-
mation is available from WICK and
WWDL.
There is a limited amount of
exhibitor space still available. Inter-
ested businesses should contact the
stations for information on exhibit-
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For information call: Phil Bull-
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1 HAD THE PLEASURE of taking
the candlelight tours at both the
Denison House and the Swetland
Home last weekend. Both tours give
me a good idea of how our early
settlers in Wyoming Valley lived.
The Nathan Denison family was
Congregationalist so they did not
celebrate Christmas in any frivolous
manner. How- =z ;
ever, foods dis-
played were
served to com-
pany on Sundays,
the only holiday
celebrated by this
religious group.
We also heard
about the Denison
family and were
also introduced to
three soldiers
dressed in Revo- "= ;
lutionary War uni KINGSBURY
forms; a civilian or irregular sol-
dier, a rifleman and a regular
soldier.
The Swetland Home was trans-
fored into a Victorian Christmas.
Decorated with pine and candles,
members of the Swetland family
(actually volunteers portraying var-
ious Swetlands) Welsh cookies were
baking on a griddle over the fire-
place in the kitchen. The dining
room was set with the families best
dishes for Christmas dinner. The
living room held the decorated
Christmas tree; beneath it popular
toys of the day; porcelain doll, a
carved ship, a wooden flute.
This was a great way to learn
about our Valley’s heritage.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. BRZO-
ZOWSKI JR. of Columbia Lakes,
Texas, announce the birth of a
daughter, Kelly Ann on Dec. 5.
Mrs. Brzozowski is the former
Noreen Zapoticky, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Zapoticky, Dallas.
Mr. Brzozowski is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Brozozowski Sr. of
Plymouth.
The Brozozowskis have two older
children, Brian, 6 and Erin, 3.
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BEST WISHES TO Ruth Emaret
Knox and Joseph G. Strumski who
have announced their engagement.
Miss Knox is the daughter of Mrs.
Ruth Knox, R38 Monroe St., Wilkes-
barre. She is also the daughter of
Mr. Strumski is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Strumski, Carver-
ton Rd., Wyoming.
No date. has been. set ‘for the
wedding. 0
CONGRATULATIONS TO ELIZA-
BETH A. WILLIAMES, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Williames,
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The Gold Award takes a great
deal of work to earn, so this Dallas
High School sophomore can really
be proud.
Elizabeth will receive her award
during a Court of Honor and dinner
at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 6 in Walsh
Auditorium of College Misericordia.
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BEST WISHES TO THESE COU-
PLES who were recently married:
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Garris; Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Roper, Jr.; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McCauley; Mr. and
Mrs. Michael A. toman.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark were married
in Dallas United Methodist Church.
Rev. Robert Lee Benson, pastor,
performed the double ring cere-
mony.
Mrs. Garris, the former Stephanie
Moran, is a graduate of Dallas High
School. She is employed by State
Optical Co., Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Garris is also a graduate of
Dallas High School. He is employed
by Sunshine Markets.
Following a wedding trip to Nan-
tucket and Canada, the Garris’ are
residing at Harveys Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roper were married
in Forty Fort United Methodist
Church with Rev. James Pall offici-
ating at the candlelight double ring
ceremony.
Mrs. Roper, the former Sally walk
is a graduate of Dallas High School
and King’s County Hospital School
of Nursing, Brooklyn, N.Y. She is
employed at Nesbitt Memorial Hos-
pital.
Mr. Roper is a graduate of Wyo-
ming Valley West and King’s Col-
lege. He is employed as a physi-
cian’s assistant at the Pugliese Eye
Clinic Kingston.
The Ropers will reside in Kings-
ton.
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Mr. and Mrs. McCauley were
married in Trucksville United Meth-
odist Church with Rev. Thomas
Clemow officiating.
Mrs. McCauley, the former
Brenda Lee Long is a graduate of
Dallas High School and Lock Haven
University. She is a special educa-
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Following a wedding trip to
Cancun, Mexico, the McCauleys are
residing in Lemoyne, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Toman were mar-
ried in Blessed Sacrament Church,
Wilkes-Barre. Rev. Samuel Ferretti
performed the double ring cere-
mony.
Mrs. Toman, the former Jane M.
Gordon, is a graduate of Dallas
High School and is employed by
Muskin Corp.
Mr. Toman is a graduate of East
Side High School, Newark, N.J. He
is also employed by Muskin Pool.
Following a wedding trip to Vir-
ginia, the Tomans are residing in
Hudson.
WELL KNOWN AREA HAIR-
DRESSER John Maniskas, his wife
Josie and their family are relocat-
ing to Charlotte, North Carolina in
January. John is looking forward to
the warmer weather where he can
play golf year round.
DR. AND MRS. TIMOTHY
CROSS, McKees Rock, Pa.
announce the birth of a baby girl
Kelly on Decmeber 14 in Allegheny
General Hospital, Pittsburgh. The
couple also has a son Jonothan. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Friar, Ferguson
Ave., Shavertown, are the proud
maternal grandparents.
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