Passing gavel
incoming
The Back Mountain Jaycees
recently held their year-end banquet
at the Castle Inn, Dallas.
Installation of officers and award
presentators were held. Outgoing
officers are Joseph Stager, presi-
dent; Jim Regan, individual devel-
~ opment vice-president; Craig
Tupper, community development
vice president; Kim Kemmerer,
_ chapter management vice presi-
dent; Bob Popielarz, treasurer;
Mike Pajka, state director; Robert
Kelley, director; John Mannear,
directgor; Ben Uzdilla, director;
Matt Crake, director.
outstanding officers as well as to
Craig Tupper as ‘Jaycee of the
Year” and Bob Popielarz as
“Project of the Year.”
The Back Mountain Jaycees meet
the first Tuesday of each month at 8
p.m. at the Castle Inn, Dallas.
MR. AND MRS. KENNETH REX,
of Chadwicks, N.Y. spent the day
with Mrs. Rex’s sister, Dolores
Swelgin of Smith Pond Rd., Jackson
Township, to help celebrate Mrs.
Swelgin’s birthday. Other visitors
were her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evarts, of
Neshanic Station, N.J.
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THE BACK MOUNTAIN
WIDOWS CLUB will meet at Pick-
etts Charge, Dallas, on May 18 at 12
noon. All widows are invited.
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MRS. KATHLEEN HINNEGAN
AND MRS. CAROL MAY SUTRY-
NOWICZ, attended the alumni ban-
quet of Montgomery Hospital School
of Nursing, Norristown. The ban-
quet was held at Bentley’s Restau-
rant, North Wales on May 4. Mrs.
Hinnegan and Mrs. Sutrynowicz are
graduates of the School of Nursing,
Class of 1960-1967. They are the
daughters of Mrs. Norman Frank-
lin, Jackson Church Rd., Jackson
Twp.
The Veterans of the Vietnam War,
Post 2, recently held their semi-
annual fund raiser.
Chances were sold, the following
is a list of the winners: Art Faux,
Tunkhannock; Jerry neufer, Shick-
shinny; J. Turner, Glen Lyon; Mark
Grabowski, Wilkes-Barre; Frank
Cardin, Pittston; Lou Fraley,
Weatherly; Rob Tomasetti, Old
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Forge; Dale Fettock, Shavertown;
Ed Mikus, Larksville; and Ed Rob-
erts, Whitehall.
The Veterans of the Vietnam War,
Post 2, and Rob Tomasetti, Com-
mander, wish to thank all those who
generously contributed to their fund
raiser. The Veterans of the Vietnam
War, Inc. is a full service organiza-
tion open to all veterans.
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SANDRA J. McCARROLL, of
of Trucksville, were among 860 stu-
dents who graduated from Shippens-
burg University during commence-
ment ceremonies held May 11.
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Dallas, received a Bachelof of Sci-
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MICHELLE JUDGE of Lake-
Lehman High School is among
seven high school students who have
received scholarships from Procter
& Gamble.
The awards are part of the Proc-
ter & Gamble Fund Scholarship
Program and are awarded to out-
standing students from around the
country who are children of P & G
employees.
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MICHAEL J. KERN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond L. Kern of
Dallas, was recently inducted into
the Lycoming College chapter of
Omicron Delta Epsilon, the national
economics honor society, at an
awards banquet there. Michael has
consistently made the Dean’s List,
attaining a perfect 4.0 the last two
semesters.
He just cnmpleted his third year
as a member of the school’s football
and track teams. He is a Business
Administration major.
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MARK BOYLE, of Dallas, is
among the 139 students named to
the Dean’s List at Lycoming College
for the spring semester of the 1985
academic year.
Boyle, the son of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Joseph Boyle, RD 1, Briarcrest
Road, Dallas, is a senior, majoring
The Dean’s List is issued at the
close of each semester in recogni-
tion of superior scholarship. Stu-
dents making the Dean’s List if they
coplete at least four letter-graded
courses and earn a minimum grade
point average of 3.50 for the semes-
ter.
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MARINE PFC. WILLIAM
FEHER, son of John and Eileen
Feher of Route 1, Dallas, has com-
pleted the Basic Electronics Course.
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SEVERAL BACK MOUNTAIN
RESIDENTS will receive either cer-
tificates or associate degrees from
The Williamsport Area Community
College.
Eric A. Cornell, RD 2, Box 92,
Hunlock Creek, certificate, Con-
struction Carpentry, resident of
Lake-Lehman School District;
Robert P. Crockett, RD 2, Box 112,
Shickshinny, associate degree,
Graphic Arts, resident of Lake-
Lehman School District; Charles F.
Hoyt, Rd 7, Box 63, Shavertown,
associate degree, Graphic Arts, res-
idents of Lake-Lehman School Dis-
trict.
Also, Edward A. Moore, 125 Arm-
strong Drive, Shavertown, certifi-
cate, Auto Body Repair, resident of
Dallas School District; Scott E.
Oakley, PO Box 102, Lehman, certif-
icate, Construction Carpentry, resi-
dent of Lake-Lehman School Dis-
trict.
Also, Scott P. Swan, RD 4, Box
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