With Joan Kingsbury
LAST WEEKEND we spent a
very relaxing weekend camping at
Sunrise Lake in Nicholson. The
campground was nice and quiet.
The lake provided a place to fish,
swim and ride paddle boats. On
Sunday evening, a square dance
was held. Bill and C=
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enced square |#
dancers, to say
the least, but I
think by the end
of the set, we got
into the spirit of
things. Enjoying
the weekend with
us were : Li
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sitar and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardner
and family; Mrs. Catherine
Polacky.
If any of you campers out there
are interested, Sunrise Lake is only
about 45 minutes away from Dallas.
Just perfect for a weekend stay.
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EVERYONE KNOWS that the
prettiest little girls live in the Back
Mountain so it’s no surprise that
Heather Anne Brody, daughter of
Douglas and Millie Brody, Over-
brook Avenue, was chosen Pennsyl-
vania’s Little Miss at the America’s
Little Miss Pageant in the 6 to 8
year old division. The pageant was
held in Essington.
Heather Anne was named most
photogenic and won first place in
the party dress and sportswear
fo
Heather Anne will represent
1985 nationals June 26 to June 30 in
Louisville, Kentucky.
Heather Anne has a sister, Laura,
3. She is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Weis, Dallas and
Mr. and Mrs. George Brody, Noxen.
Her great-grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Weiss, Plains Town-
ship.
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TRINITY NURSERY SCHOOL
held its closing program for the
1984-85 school year recently. Follow-
ing distribution of diplomas and
Committee meets
675-0835
ents. A covered dish luncheon fol-
lowed the program.
Registrations are being accepted
for th 1985-86 school year. One, two,
three and four day sessions are
available for three, four and five
year olds for both morning and
office of Trinity United Presbyter-
ian Church, Church Street, Dallas.
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CONGRATULATIONS to recent
winners of the annual spring art
show sponsored by Dallas Feder-
ated Women’s Club. Receiving
awards for their artwork were
Dallas Junior High students Tracey
Michael, Karsten Krivenko, Kerry
Burke, Jennifer Spear, Marcella
Bove, Aric Gingo, Wilbur Murdock,
Gregg Steuben, Brett Gauntlett,
David Zachary and Paul Wilk.
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KEEP IN MIND that Cider Paint-
ers of America will hold their mem-
bers’ show at College Misericordia
Art Gallery June 28 through July 12
The group exhibits miniature paint
ings done in any media not exceed-
ing a maximum of 3x5 inches.
The Cider Painters of America
was founded in 1983 in Dallas, Penn-
sylvnaia. It is a lighthearted organi-
zation dedicated to the fine art of
painting miniatures, enjoying a bit
of liquid refreshment and the com-
panionship and encouragement of
fellow painters. The group’s goals
are to create miniature paintings of
excellence, to encourage public
awareness and enjoyment of minia-
ture paintings and to include at
least one member from every state
in the nation. Membership to the
group is by invitation only.
Volunteers serve as regional coor-
dinators since there are no officers
in the organization. Local Keeper of
the Apples (membership) is Millie
Robinson, Keeper of the Jug (trea-
surer) is ‘Kathleen Semmel, Sue
Hand is regional coordinator.
Members from 11 states plus Aus-
tralia will exhibit their work at
College Misericordia. Make it a
exhibit and learn mor about Cider
Painters of America and their tiny
creations.
Miss Elizabeth Jean Cooper,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant R.
Cooper, 63 Newhart Road, Shaver-
town, became the bride of Robert
Leonard Zack, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Zack of 1 Zack Street,
Hanover.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Albert Kaczma-
rek in the Holy Cross Church, Main
Road, Buttonwood, Wilkes-Barre.
The bride given in marriage by
her father, chose her sister Alice
Ann Cooper as her maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Lisa Evans,
Maria Bednarski, Debbie Zack,
Tina Hlavac, Gloria Grosek and
junior bridesmaid was Nicole
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man. Ushers were Frank Cem-
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Following the ceremony, a cock-
tail hour and dinner reception was
held at Gus Genetti’s in Wilkes-
Barre.
The bride was honored with show-
ers given by Mrs. Leonard Zack,
Mrs. Grant Cooper and bridal party
at Gus Genetti’s and Mrs. Robert
Cooper, grandmother of the bride,
gave a shower at the Jackson Twp.
Fire Hall in Chase.
A rehearsal dinner was hosted by
the parents of the bridegroom at
Konefal’s in Edwardsville.
Mrs. Zack is a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, Bradford
Beauty School and Luzerne County
Community College and is presently
employed at Wyoming Valley
Family Practice Center, Pierce St.,
Kingston.
Mr. Zack is a graduate of Hano-
ver High School and Wilkes-Barre
Vo Tech and is presently employed
at Selenski Plumbing and Heating,
Kington.
Following a wedding trip to
Orlando, Florida, the couple is
residing on Chase Rd., Shavertown.
Out of town guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Phillips, Sr.; Mrs.
Leonard Phillips Jr.; Miss Kelly
Phillips, Miss Kasey Phillips, Mrs.
Kenneth Phillips from Wilmington,
Delaware and Mr. John Phillips and
Miss Amy Phillips from Newark,
Delaware.
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Miss Marie Spencer, RD 5, Coun-
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brate her 90th birthday June 7.
Miss Spencer born June 7, 1895 to
Persis Hilbert Spencer and Wash-
ington Montana Spencer, is the sole
survivor of five children.
She is a member of Dorrance
Methodist Church and Idetown
Methodist Church.
A quiet celebration will be held at
her home Saturday afternoon June 8
with family and a few close friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Grant R. Cooper, 63
Newhart Rd., Shavertown, cele-
brated their 25th wedding anniver-
Aides honored
Marie Annetta and Therese Solo-
mon, both residents of the Dallas
area, received honors during the
Pennsylvania State University
Cooperative Extension Service
Annual Meeting of the Expanded
Food & Nutrition Education Pro-
gram held recently at the Univer-
sity Park Campus.
Mrs. Annetta received a 5-year
certificate for her work with low
income families and 4-H youth
groups in the Nanticoke-Hanover
Twp. area.
Mrs. Solomon received an award
from the Pennsylvania Extension
Para-Professional Association for
her work on the importance of milk-
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They were married in Plains
Methodist Church by the Rev. Roy
Beacn.
The couple has three children,
Elizabeth Zack, Chase Road, Shav-
ertown; Grant Jr., and Alice Ann,
both at home.
Mrs., Cooper is the former Sandra
Phillips of Trucksville and Wilming-
ton, Delawre. She is currently
employed at the Meadows Nursing
Center, Dallas.
Mr. Cooper is employed at Banks
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