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LYNN MORGAN has been named
evening counselor for the advising-
counseling center at Penn State
Wilkes-Barre. A resident of Harveys
Lake, Ms. Morgan received a
master of arts degree in counseling-
college student personnel summa
cum laude from Marywood College,
Scranton and a bachelor of arts
degree in English, magna cum
laude. She is a faculty member at
GAR Memorial High School where
she teaches business and college
preparatory English.
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ROBIN ADAIR
DEBARRY,
daughter of Mrs.
Betty Reese
DeBarry, Oak
Hill, Dallas, and
the late Stephen
L. DeBarry, Sr.
was recenlty hon-
ored at a variety
shower held at
the Trinity
United Presbyter-
ian Church.
Shower hostesses
were Sandra K.
Jeffes, maid
of honor, Shari Moretti, Diane
DeBarry, Deborary DeBarry, Doris
mother of the prospective bridg-
room and Mrs. Betty DeBarry,
mother of the bride elect.
Miss DeBarry will become the
bride of Mark H. Sorber, on April 6
in Ebenezer Baptist Church, Plym-
outh.
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FORTY FIVE Lake-Lehman High
School students, post graduates and
teachers traveled to Quebec,
Canada recently. Making the trip
were Karen Iwanowski, Ryan
Traver, Marlo Lukas, Kelly Thomp-
son, Alison Van Gorder, Amy Penk-
rot, Kristin Roese, Tracy Cook,
Donna DeGennaro, Mandy Wood,
Kim Kosloski, Ed Dubil, John Bro-
kenshire, John Klemunes, Brian
Bergman, Ray Hillman, Kevin
Naugle, Dan Cochran, Sue DeGen-
naro, Rob Kuschke, Dave Radom-
ski, Tom Stepanski, Robert Roese,
Margaretha Lindberg, Jack Win-
Bombick, Dave Kapitula, Dave
Traver, Colin Keefer, Paul J.
Malak, Mike Schall and John
Comitz.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OFFI-
CERS of the new Back Mountain
Firemens Association who were
recently installed by State Police
Fire Marshall Nick Gushka. Offi-
cers installed were president, Jack
Molley honored
675-0835
Dodson, Kunkle; vice-president,
Rollie Evans, Jackson Township,
secretary; Ed Jones, Fairmont
Township and Rocky Korr, Jackson
Township, treasurer.
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“SPRING INTO ACTION” is the
theme of the Membership Drive
being held by the Association for
Retarded Citizens of Luzerne
County. The chapter has set a goal
of 200 new members. According to
chapter president Peter Rubel, “We
are hopeful that many persons, not
only parents of mentally retarded
children will recognize the import-
ance of our cause and will show this
by becoming a member.”
Anyone wishing to become a
member of the ARC may call the
the co-chairman of membership,
Barbara Schoenig or Mary Ann
Cleary.
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WESLEY SIMMERS AND STE-
PHEN K. CICAK have been named
Advisory Board.
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BEST WISHES TO Kathleen Anne
Thomas and Dr. John T. McCaffery
who have planned an April 20 wed-
ding. The marriage will be solom-
nized in Shavertown United Method-
ist Church.
Miss Thomas, a graduate of
Dallas High School and St. Luke’s
School of Nursing in Bethlehem
earned her Bachelor’s Degree in
nursing from the University of
Texas. She is a clinical oncology
nurse.
Dr. McCafferty is a graduate of
Kirksville College of Osteopathic
Medicine. He is engaged in private
practice of oncology and is a profes-
sor of medicine at the Kirksville
College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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THE GIRLS BASKETBALL
TEAM of Gate of Heaven School,
Dallas recently concluded its
season. Under the direction of first
year coach George Hrycyk the girls
experienced a rebuilding year due
to a large number of girls graduat-
ing from last year’s team. The girls
showed great improvement down
the stretch led by the scoring and
rebounding of Karyn Chiarucci,
Kathy Hughes and Tami Fromcek.
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KEEP IN MIND that the 26th
Annual Shrine Circus will be held
April 8 through April 14 at the 109th
Armory, Kingston. Circus tickets
are on sale at Irem Temple, 52 N.
Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre,
Boscov’s Armory Box Office, J.C.
Penney’s and Simon’s Fabricland.
Dallas Post/Joan Kingsbury
the State Correctional
Chase, where he
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April 13 $1 09
2 Nights Plus Sightseeing
child $69
NASHVILLE plus OPRYLAND
August 7
7 nights plus Ohio Fair
child $279
FESTIVALE CRUISE
October 20 7
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April 28 $494
Riviera 4 Nights
ORLANDO plus DISNEY
June 29 $ 3 29
Seven Nights
child $209
HAWAII — WAIKIKI
BRITANIS CRUISE
November 9
7 Nights — Aruba,
Panama, Cartagena
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Wilkes-Barre
836-6313
Tunkhannock
The Meadows Nursing Center
Auxiliary met recently at the center
in Dallas.
Director of Volunteer Services,
Marilyn Gregorski, spoke to the
group about the many facets of the
volunteer program at the center and
outlined some specific volunteer
opportunities available now and
gave some suggestions for one in
one volunteer-resident involvement.
The auxiliary is planning two
exciting projects in the near future,
both of which will involve the entire
community and for which we solicit
your interest and participation.
On April 28, the auxiliary will
sponsor an Open House at the
center from 2:30-4:30 p.m.
We would like you to see the
center in operation - meet the resi-
dents, staff and volunteers, tour the
entire facility, see a video film of
the day to day operation of the
center, made by Mr. Anees Bar-
akat. Refreshments will be served.
If you have not visited your new
neighbors at the Meadows Nursing
Center, please put the date on your
calendar and plan to do so. You'll
be glad you did.
The one thing that the auxiliary
would like to add to the facility at
the Meadows Nursing Center as
their special contribution to the life
or residents there is a chapel-medi-
tation room.
To raise funds for this special
project, the auxiliary will sponsor a
flea market on the grounds of the
center on June 15, with a rain date
of June 22. Six foot table spaces will
ATTENTION!
Back Mountain
Community
Organizations
be rented for $6.00 per space: to local
residents, organizations, etc., and
local service organizations will be
asked to take part and make some
special contribution to the success
of this project.
The auxiliary would be grateful
for contributions of home-made
pies, baked goods, jellies, pickles,
etc., bric-a-brac and collectibles and
craft items for the tables they will
man.
For information on donating or
arranging for a table, or to donate
items or time, please call Barbara
Barakat at 675-2854, Diane Corby at
675-4893, or Catherine Bolinski at
675-5153.
Scouts visit
fitness center
Members of Cub Scout Pack 281
were welcome visitors to the Great
Beginnings Fitness Center in Shav-
ertown. Dens 3 and 4 were the
guests of Mrs. Diane Bryant, owner
and instructor at the center.
In conjunction with the monthly
theme of fitness, the scouts partici-
pated in a series of exercises and
demonstrations of fitness equip-
ment. Under the leadership of Mary
Kozick and Melinda Seidel, the fol-
lowing scouts made the trip: Bill
Camp, Andy Flint, Jeff Hozempa,
Bobby Sarley, David Seidel, Brad
Kozick, Ron Dugan, Ray Buckman,
Chris Stevens and Ed Mattie.
Airman James F. Jolley, son of
Jim and Lorraine Jolley of 175 Oak
St., Trucksville, has been assigned
to Chanute Air Force Base, Ill.,
after completing Air Force basic
training.
During the six weeks at Lackland
Air Force Base, Texas, the airman
studied the Air Force mission, orga-
nization, and customs and received
special training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who complete
basic training earn credits toward
an associate degree in applied sci-
ence through the Community
Colelge of the Air Force.
The airman will now receive spe-
cialized instruction in the vehicle
maintenance field.
He is a 1984 graduate of Dallas
Senior High School.
Making kites
School. Shown here are,
~ AIRMAN JAMES F. JOLLEY
left, first row, Denise
Michael
Kevin Sult,
Fabian.
Coca-Cola joins
national effort
Keystone Coca-Cola Bottling Com-
pany of Pittston and Coca-Cola
retailers in Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania have joined a national effort
to locate missing children, accord-
ing to Alan Day, Keystone vice
president.
Photographas and descriptions of
missing children are appearing on
two-liter bottles of Coca-Cola prod-
ucts supplied by Keystone to partici-
pating retailers in Lackawanna,
Luzerne, Monroe, Wayne, Pike,
Bradford, Sullivan and Susquehanna
counties.
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