THE ACTIVITIES DEPART-
MENT of Wesley Village, Jenkins
Township recently hosted students
who are enrolled in the occupation
therapy program at College Miseri-
corida. Stephen L. Heater is the
director of the program. Participat-
ing were Wanda Talcott, Lorie
Duran, Sam Giraldi, Linda Getts,
Sandra Watkins,
activities direc-
tor/volunteer
coordinator,
Wesley Village;
Ellen Petoniak,
activities assist-
ant, Wesley Vil-
lage; and Lisa
Trynosky.
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CONGRATU-
LATIONS TO
MICHAEL FARINOLA, Dallas,
branch manager of Otis Elevator
Company, who recently received the
vice president’s award for excel-
lence at the firm’s annual regional
sales conference held in Philadel-
phia. :
Michael, his wife, Veronica and
their three lovely little girls are
residents of Shrine Acres.
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BEST WISHES to Lisa A. Cebrick
and Emilio W. Artiz Jr. who have
announced wedding plans.
Lisa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Cebrick, 7 Circle Drive,
College Manor, Dallas is a graduate
of Dallas High School and Luzerne
ing in Business Management Tech-
nology. Lisa is employed at Irem
Temple A.A.0.N.M.S., Dallas.
Emilio, son of Mrs. Annett Aritz,
40% Abbott St., Plains and the late
Emilio W, Aritz, Sr. is a graduate of
Bishop Hoban High School and
King’s College with a Bachelor of
Arts Degree in Psychology. He is
employed as a prevention specialist
for Awareness Inc. Kingston and he
also is employed by Acme Markets,
Plains.
Lisa and Emilio will be married
October 5 in St. Therese’s Church,
Shavertown.
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THE NURSING HONOR
SOCIETY of College Misericordia
will sponsor a Research Day
Friday, March 22, in Merrick Hall.
Viola A.R. Gommer and Ellen S.
Murray will present their research
project “A Description of the Influ-
ences of the Contemporary Feminist
Movement on the Practice of Pro-
fessional Nursing in Northeastern
Pennsylvania.”
Jane E. Brown, will present a
research study ‘‘Assessing the
responses of Individual Learning
Styles to Two Methods of Teach-
ing.”
Dr. Sally A. Lawrence and Dr.
Rena M. Lawrence will discuss
their most recent research project
“Study and Various Methods to
Decrease Stress Related to the
Death and Dying Process.”
For information call Mary Beth
Schall, program chairwoman, at
675-2181, ext. 262.
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BEST WISHES TO my cousin and
her husband Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dugan, Dallas, Texas, who became
the proud parents of a baby girl,
Breanna, on March 12. Breanna,
their first child, was born in Margot
Perot Women’s and Children’s Hos-
pital. She weighed 7 1b. 5 oz.
Mrs. Dugan is the former Debbie
Kleban, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Kleban, Harveys Lake.
Paternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Dugan, Shavertown.
IN SEPTEMBER, Trinity Nur-
sery School will open its doors for
its 15th year with programs in early
childhood development for 3, 4 and 5
year olds. Information may be
obtained by calling 675-3131.
The annual Blue and Gold Dinner
was held at the Dallas Junior High
School. Invocation was given by
Rev. Robert L. Benson of the Dallas
United Methodist Church, which
sponsors Pack ‘281. Entertainment
was provided by “Thunder Pony.”
All cubs and Webelos enjoyed par-
ticipating in various Indian dances
and yells.
Awards presented were: 2 yr.
perfect attendance pin, David Hold-
People in
the news
~~ NAVY SEAMAN APPRENTICE
RICHARD R. EIPPER, son of
Robert G. and Dorothy M. Eipper of
113 Main St., Dallas, recently
reported for duty aboard the
destroyer tender USS Puget Sound,
homeported in Gaeta, Italy.
A 1984 graduate of Dallas Senior
High School, he joines the navy in
July 1984.
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AIRMAN ALLAN SZEWCZYK,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Szewczyk of Rural Route 118,
Lehman, has graduated from the
U.S. Air Force jet engine mechanic
course at Chanute Air Force Base,
HL:
During the course, students were
- taught repair and maintenance of
jet engines with emphasis in ground
safety practices when using ground
support equipment. They also
earned credits toward an associate
degree through the Communty Col-
lege of the Air Force.
Szewczyk is scheduled to serve
with the 438th Field Maintenance
Squadron at McGuire Air Force
Base, N.J.
He is a 1984 graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School.
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ARMY PVT. MICHAEL T. MAR-
CHETTI, son of Emerino J. and
Beverly A. Marchetti of 391 Elm-
crest Drive, Dallas, has completed
basic training at Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo.
During the training, students
received instruction in drill and
‘ceremonies, weapons, map reading,
tactics, military courtesy, military
justice, first aid, and Army history
and traditions.
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MRS. JERRY SUTTON of
Lehman was received into member-
ship of the Lehman United Method-
ist Church on March 3 by Rev.
Michael Shambora by letter of
transfer from the Huntsville Chris-
tian Church.
Scouts to register
Anyone interested in joining Girl
Scouts for the 1985-86 year, please
send your name, address, age,
school and grade for that year to
Mrs. Charlene Cook, Box 22,
Lehman, Pa. 18627.
\ Please send by March 31.
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~ The Post
d dinner
redge; 1 yr. service pin, den chief,
Daniel Holdredge; Webelo, crafts-
man pin, David Podehl, Chris
Pelton; bobcat badge, Chris Kile.
Wolf badge, Brad Kozick, Eric St.
Clair, Brad Stevens, Ron Hubbard.
Bear badge, Brad Bryant, Ron
Dugan, David Seidel, Ron Moses,
Bobby Sarley, Kevin Loeffler, Brad
Kozick, Jeff Hozempa.
Webelo advancement, Brad
Bryant, David Holdredge, Ron
Moses, Chris Pelton, Kevin Loeffler.
Gold arrows, Chris Stevens, Brad
Bryant, Bobby Sarley, Brad Kozick,
Chris Brown, Ron Dugan, David
Seidel, Ron Hubbard, Ron Moses,
Kevin Loeffler.
Silver arrows, Ray Buchman, 3;
Carl Weidlich, 2; Ron Hubbard, 2;
Brad Kozick, 3; David Holdredge,
3; Bobby Sarley, 1, Jamie Bottoms,
1; Kevin Loeffler, 1; Chris Stevens,
1; Ron Dugan, 1.
Recognition was also given to the
boys working on their religious
awards by Judy Loeffler, they are
Chris Brown, Andy Flint, David
Holdredge, Kevin Loeffler, David
Podehl, David Seidel and Ron
Moses.
Tiger Cubs attending were: Adam
Nicely, Leon Trager, Matthew Wil-
liams, John Molski, Kenneth Mar-
sola, Don Hosey, Jayson Brutko,
Jason Hudak, Aaron Gingo, and Joe
Noon.
A-Mazing
Francis Hoover, 61 Harris Hill
Road in Trucksville has been creat-
ing mazes since he was eight years
old. He makes the mazes for birth-
day gifts, special friends and just
for fun.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis X.
Hoover, Francis is a sixth grade
student at Dallas Intermediate
School.
He has just completed his last
year of wrestling with the Back
Mountain Wrestling Club. He is a
master of Cub Scout Pack 155,
Trucksville.
Boy Scout Troop 281 has now
changed its regular meeting night to
Wednesday, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Meetings
are held at the Dallas United Meth-
odist Church on Church Street,
Dallas, under the leadership of
Scoutmaster Mr. Henry Steuben.
Newly-elected patrol leaders are
pete Williams and Kevin Charney.
All of those associated with Troop
281 would like to take this opportun-
ity to invite any boy who is inter-
ested in scouting, between the ages
of 11-17, to visit any meeting night
or to call Mr. Steuben, 675-1463, for
further information. -
The boys in the troop recently
participated in Polar Bear weekend
at Camp Acahela, and placed first
in the “Trail Sign Recognition”
contest. Campers also enjoyed some
cross-country skiing and open camp
fires, all in 14 degree weather.
Earlier this month, some troop
members, their families, and guests
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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Learn how to select glamour shades that
will enhance your individual coloring.
March 23rd — 10 A.M. Til Noon
Holiday Inn — Wilkes-Barre
Presented by your Independent
Mary Kay Sales Directors
Office of
Salomon Epstein, M.D.
Binghamton Plaza 607-772-8757
also enjoyed a ski trip to Jack
Frost.
Plans for the future include a
backpacking trip with the Harveys
Lake Boy Scout Troop and the
spring camporee, Mary 17-19 to be
hedl at Frances Slocum Park.
During this time the troop is plan-
ning to invite Webelos, ready to
advance to Boys Scouts and other
prospective members, to join them
for a special outdoor meal.
Community Service is an impor-
tant part of scouting, and several
boys and their families gave a
number of hours to help in the
recent move of the Back Mountain
Library.
SALVATORE'S
designing ;
heads
AND SOME OF THE VALLEY'S
LEADING TALENT
Precision Haircutting
Studio for Men & Women
Permanent Waving
Dimensional Coloring
Sculptured Nails
675-0447 | 287-1730
Dallas Shopping Narrows Shopping
Center Center
Dallas Edwardsville
SPRING 1985
Presentation
Courses for Kids
Section 1 (ages 7-10)
Section 2 (ages 11-15)
(Ages 11-15)
Self Defense for Kids
(Ages 8 and up)
Mineral Identification
(5th-8th grade)
Personal Interest Courses
Section 1
Section 2
Wall Street Insider T,
M,
Ww,
6:30-9:30 pm
6:30-9:30 pm
4/1-6/3
4/3-6/5
4/4-6/6
4/3-6/5
Th, 6:30-9:30 pm
W, 6:30-9:30 pm
4/13-5/11
5/18-6/22
$60
$60
5/18-6/22 $60
4/13-5/11
9 am-11 am 5/4
$40
no fee
no fee
Introduction to BASIC
Intermediate BASIC
6:30-8:30 4/2-5/7 $40
PHONE: (717) 675-2171
Program
discusses
forestry
Youth Forestry Camp is a four
day program which introduces you
to the basic principles of forest
management. Participants are
introduced to the basic principles of
forest ecology and its application in
land management situations.
Through classroom and field exer-
cises, students develop an aware-
ness of the challenges faced by
resource managers.
Topics covered during the pro-
gram include: tree identifica-
tion,forest measurements, Multiple
use of forests for timber, wildlife,
and recreation; land use planning;
career in natural resources.
There will be three camp sessions
at the following locations: July 16-
19, McKeever Environmental
Learning Center, Mercer County.
July 23-26, Stone Valley Civil Engi-
neering Camp, Huntingdon County.
August 13-16, Natural Science Solar
Center, Pike County.
Young people ages 14-17 are eligi-
ble to attend. In order to participate
in the program, hou must be
selected to receive a scholarship.
These sponsors provide $80 of the
registration fee and you provide $10.
The fee covers meals, lodging,
insurance, and program materials
while at camp. You must provide
your own transportation to and from
camp.
For an application and or more
information contact Donna Skog at
the Cooperative Extension Service,
Courthouse Annex, 5 Water St.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18711 or phone
825-1704 or 459-0736, ext. 704. Applic-
tion deadline is May 24, 1985.
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ANN PASCUCCI BOWMAN
Bowman
named to
NMH post
Ann Pascucci Bowman of Dallas
is the new Outpatient Supervisor in
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital’s Phar-
macy Department.
Her responsibilities - will include
managing the newly created Nesbitt
Home Care Pharmacy.
Mrs. Bowman will be employed at
the hospital for four years in May.
She resides in Dallas with her
husband, Kevin.
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Betty McDonald
OWNER
NUMBER
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@ W Northampton St
(corner S Frankin St) |
Wikes-Barre, Pa 18700
Phone 825-2024
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