Award recipients
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Hoover, Sr.,
Scouts
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dinner
Cub Scout Pack 155 of Trucksville
held its Blue and Gold Dinner at the
Trucksville Educational Building
Diamond Jubilee because of BSA
The opening ceremony was con-
ducted by Webelos Mike Saneholtz
and Eric Stogoski. Invocation was
offered by Rev. Thomas Clemow
and Benediction by Father Sam-
mons. Lighting of a five-tier birth-
day cake was done by Betty June
Mathers, assisted by Adam Hoover,
Tigers; Brian Matosky, Bob Cat:
Jason Reynolds, Wolfe; Kenny
Chapple, Bear; and Brian Jayne,
Webelos.
Billy Dover moved up to Webelos
and: was accepted: with-a handshake
by all Webelos. The Arrow of Light,
highest award in Cub Scouting was
given to Francis Hoover, Frank
Natitus and Mark Parrish. Mark
Parrish crossed the bridge into Boy
Scouting.
Marianne Macri, Unit Commis-
sioner, and Betty June Mathers
distributed Certificates of Apprecia-
tion to all who helped the pack.
Another special presentation was an
engraved silver tray given to Betty
June Mathers by Barbara Hoover
and Debbie Natitus representating
Pack 155. A gift was also presented
to past Cubmaster Jan Weaver and
JEAN M. ZALESKAS, of RD 2,
Box 157, Harveys Lake, was
recently named to the Dean’s List
at East Stroudsburg University for
the . first semester of the 1984-85
academic year. °
Students eligible for the Dean’s
List are those who have attained a
3.51 quality point average or better.
Ms. Zaleskas is majoring in Rec-
reation Management.
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AIR FORCE AIRMAN FIRST
CLASS BARRY D. WILLS, son of
Karen W. Dormio of Dallas, has
arrived for duty at Templehof Cen-
tral Airport, West Berlin.
Wills, a telecommunications
operations specialist with the 1946th
Information Systems Squadron, was
previously assigned at Goodfellow
Air Force Base, Texas.
He is a 1981 graduate of Lake-
Parrish honored
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Trucksville. Shown here with
Parrish, * his ‘mother; Bill
Saneholtz, Webelos leader.
a presentation of red silk roses were
given to all Cub Scout moms
because of BSA 75th birthday and
Valentine’s Day.
Honored guests were Father Sam-
mons, pastor of St. Therese’s
Church of Shavertown; Frank and
Joan Roginski, Religious Awards
chairperson; Don Griffin, District
Cub, Scout Commissioner: Marge
Griffin, District Round Table Com-
missioner; Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Lehman High School.
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YN THIRD CLASS CHRISTO-
PHER J. PELTON of Dallas was
recently named Sailor of the Month
of Strike Fighter Squadron 25, sta-
tioned at Lemore Naval Air Station,
California. Pelton who has been
Operations yeoman for the Squad-
ron is now serving as the units
Legal Yeoman.
The citation reads in part, ‘“The
high quality of your administrative
talents was specifically demon-
strated by your ability to complete
large volumes of correspondence for
all squadron departments while still
maintaining the heavy workload
and extra hours requited of an
Operations Yeoman. Your devotion
to duty and superior professional
performance has distinguished you
from your peers.”
Joanne
and Paul
Mark are, from left,
his father;
Banta, Scoutmaster for 155; Rev.
and Mrs. Thomas Clemow and
pastor of Trucksville Methodist
Church; and Sarah, and Betty June
Mathers, Committee Chairperson.
Entertainment was the Order of
Arrow Dancers, Frank Roginski,
Dave Rowland, Danny Mellow, Jr.,
Rich Hetro, Dave Schwenk, John
Baller, Dave Mathers, Advisors,
Mr. Dan Mellow and Mr. Harold
Smith.
Pelton recently completed a
period of leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reese E. Pelton of Gordon
Street, Dallas.
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VALENTINE’S DAY, Feb. 14th at
Neptune Chapel, Hunlock Creek,
Kathy Yamelski of Hunlock Creek
was married to Joseph Redmond
also of Hunlock Creek. Their attend-
ants were Lois Hartzell and Don
Hartzell also of Hunlock Creek.
double ring ceremony.
Betty McDonald
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THE TERRIBLE FAMINE in
Ethiopia touches the hearts of many
people. The Outlet Free Methodist
Youth Group held a planned famine
recently where people sent dona-
tions which would be forwarded to
the American Red Cross.
The planned
famine was held
at the home of
Harry and Viola-
Rossman. Also
participating
were Ben Walter,
Wally Kocher,
Lawrence Killian,
Iva Killian,
Jacqui Bonomo, KINGSBU
Susan Dodson.
It’s so great to see young people
making an effort to help others.
Being sympathetic is fine, but doing
something to help is really what's
important.
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ROBERT J. KOCHER of Shaver-
town was one of the members of the
Leadership Wilkes-Barre Class.
This program trains community
leaders in a 10-month series that is
equivalent of a college course.
Employed by J.L. Turner Co. of
Wilkes-Barre as a purchasing agent,
Kocher is a 1974 graduate of the
United States Military Academy at
West Point. Following some time
spent in the United States Army,
Bob and his family moved to the
Back Mountain four years ago. He
currently serves as the unit opera-
tions officer of 402nd MP PW Camp,
Ashley. He serves on the executive
committee of Cub Scout Pack 241 in
Lehman.
GIRL SCOUT SUNDAY will be
celebrated on March 10 according to
Charlene Cook, Dallas Neighbor-
hood director. The following
churches will hold services for all
Girl Scouts: Lehman United Meth-
odist Church, 11 a.m.; Gate of
Heaven Church, 8:30 and Shaver-
town United Methodist Church regu-
lar Sunday service. Troops are
asked to contact their consultant or
neighborhood director by March 1 if
planning to attend. Everyone is
most welcome.
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VALENTINE’S DAY was a busy
one at Trinity Nursery School, with
parties and getting Valentine Bags
ready to go home. It was a nice
although hectic morning since the
children were so excited as they are
on holidays.
The highlight of my day, however,
was when one little boy calling my
attention to something he was con-
structing called me ‘Mrs. Wilkes-
Barre.”” He knew there was a
(bury) in my name, I guess Wilkes
just seemed like the right word to
go with it. Aren’t three year olds
sweet?
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FOR THE SECOND YEAR,
Bishop O’Reilly High School, Kings-
ton received the down valley awrd
from College Misericordia. This
award is presented to the school
with the highest percentage of first-
place citations during the regional
meeting of the Pennsylvania Junior
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Academy of Science.
First-place winners were April
Petroski, Maria Brussock, Lisa
Zdancewicz and Chris Sarris, Shawn
Kotz, Frank Roginski, Paul Hartzel,
Kerry Wilce, Pam Jones, and Kathy
Judge, all math. Michelle Seleski,
biology. Hartzel also obtained the
excellence award for the highest
score.
Faculty sponsors were Mrs. Joan
Clarke, Mrs. Linda Rakauskas,
Mrs. Anita Sirak and Joseph Gallag-
her.
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ABOUT 180 PEOPLE enjoyed a
reception held at the new Back
Mountain Library, Huntsville Road,
Dallas recently. Those attending
had the opportunity to see the
progress that has been made on the
renovations of the Dallas Borough
School. A community room and new
auction grounds are included in the
renovation program.
Estimated cost of the building
675-0835
renovation is $1.5 million. A capital
campaign currently underway is
proposing to raise $450,000 from the
nine Back Mountain municipalities
served by the library.
If you have a few dollars for a
worthy cause, consider sending in a
donation to the library as it really
does serve our community well.
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BEST WISHES TO Maureen Ai
Collura and Dino James Ciliberto
who have announced that they will
be married May 18 in St. Therese’ s
Church, Shavertown.
Maureen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew F. Collura, Saginaw
Street, Dallas, is a graduate ‘of
Dallas High School and King’ s Col:
lege.
Dino, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Ciliberto, Old Boston Set-
tlement, Pittston, is a ‘graduate of
Pittston Area High School. He is
employed by JMI Enterprises,
Pittston.
IE Bd Re
Representative Frank Coslett
today reminded senior citizens that
new applications for the state’s pre-
scription assistance (PACE) pro-
gram, eligible senior citizens pay
only the first $4.00 of a prescription
cost, with the remainder paid from
state lottery proceeds.
The new applications reflect the
increased income eligibility guide-
lines during the 1983-84 session of
the General Assembly. :
Effective April 1, eligible persons
will include those over age 65 whose
income, if single, is less than $12,-
000, or if a married couple, less than
$15,000 annually. The income guide-
lines were previously set at $9,000
and $12,000 respectively.
Representative Coslett’s . district
office is at 1265 Wyoniing Ave,
Forty Fort, Pa. 18704. The telephone
number is 717-288- 3990.
Memorial Highway, Dallas
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