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Camp prepared
A work weekend was held to prepare Camp Kresge for its upcoming 33rd season. Camp Kresge
is the Wilkes-Barre Family YMCA'’s Resident Camp in the western Poconos. The camp operates
a 1000 acre campsite with a 30 acre spring-fed lake. Camp Kresge will be opening for its 33rd
season on June 17. The camp will have two programs this summer. Day Camp will be offered
for five two week sessions from June 17 through August 23. Resident Camp will start on July 21
for two week sessions. Pictured above are members of the YMCA Camp Committee. From left,
Pete Tarvin, Chuck Petrillo, Ski; Houseknecht, Jim Thomas, Saul Barkett, Sandy Feyrer, Eric
Planitzer, Clarence Beerweiler, Carter Nelson, Jerry Astolfi, Chuck Wiliams and Dennis
Monies donated
The Dallas Rotary Club has announced that it has raised and donated over $8200 to’ local
charities and service organizations this fiscal year. Recipients of these funds include the Easter
Seal Society, the Boy Scouts of America, the American Cancer Society, the Meadows Nursing
Center, and the Back Mountain Memorial, Library. In the accompanying photograph, Larry
Schuler, center, vice-president of Back Mountain PAK, is seen receiving a check for $300 from
Bob Bayer, left, and Don Lockhart, right, both of Dallas Rotary. :
Officers installed
The installation luncheon of the Mercy Center Convent Auxiliary was held recently at Irem
Temple Country Club, Dallas. The newly installed officers are: Mrs. Anne Mushinski, president;
Mrs. Dorothy Kolankiewicz, vice-president; Mrs. Grace Ward, secretary; Mrs. Jeanne Jones,
treasurer; Mrs." Ann Pesavento, assistant treasurer; and Miss Jessical Thomas, corresponding
secretary. Sister Coleman Krise, RSM, was honored for her guidance and dedication to the
auxiliary while serving as Administrator of Mercy Center Convent. Shown here, from left, seated
are Anne Pesavento, Jessica Thomas, Anne Mushinski. Standing, Terry Connery, Jeanne Jones,
Sr. Coleman Krise, Sr. Patricia Anne Healy, Dorothy Kolankiewicz.
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DEAR AUNT PATTY:
I started working last fall for the
first time since getting married
eight years ago. I have one week of
vacation this year. Always in the
past we went camping for two
weeks because my husband loves to
fish, swim and hike. I always had a
good time, but I don’t want to spend
my five day vacation planning
meals, packing, cooking, cleaning,
fishing and doing a ton of laundry
when I get back.
I think that since I’m working and
contributing to the vacation money,
I should have more say about where
we go. I work hard all year and I'd
like a relaxing vacation with meals
in restaurants and no beds to make.
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or five days a week. He's sick of it
and doesn’t want the same thing for
a vacation. What should we do?
CAMPERS WIFE
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You should compromise and look
for a resort with home cooked
meals, maid service, fishing, swim-
ming, and hiking available. Other-
wise you should consider separate
vacations!
DEAR AUNT PATTY:
School was out last week. I'm 13
years old and am bored already.
What is there to do around here to
have some fun?
DEAR BORED:
Go to the library and find some
good books to read. You may even
BORED
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September, 1983. Born
he is a graduate of
in 1981.
-and bothers,
suggestion,
supervisor,
here are, from left,
For his award winning
Frank P. Cuscela, founder and
executive vice-president of Jewelcor
Incorporated, has been’ elected to
the Wilkes College Board of Trust-
ees. The announcement was made
by Patricia S. Davies, chairwoman
of the College’s 34-member govern-
ing board. He has extensive back-
ground in marketing and corporate
management. Jewelcor Incorpo-
rated is a New York Stock
Exchange listed company with
executive offices in both New York
and Wilkes-Barre.
He resides in Dallas with his wife,
the former Mary Lee Wilcox, and
daughters Kristin and Susan.
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want to volunteer to work in the
library. Take walks to places you
have never been. Buy some seed
and experiment growing some
plants or vegetables. Start now to |
plan your wardrobe for school in the
fall. Wash the family car on a
regular basis in return for a ride to
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(“Dear Aunt Patty” is a local
advice column that appears weekly
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ters to Dear Aunt Patty, c/o The
Dallas Post, P.O. Box 366, Dallas, :
Pa., 18612. Letters will be answered
on a first come-first served basis.)
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Night held
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Cubbies and Sparks Club of the
Community Church of Dallas was
held during a recent Sunday eve-
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Cubbies Club, while children in kin-
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the Sparks Club.
Children who complete their Club
books are awarded ribbons for their
accomplishments at the Recognition
Night. Bill Burnaford, Director of
the Club, presented ribbons to
Christine Brewer, Andrew Race,
Sammy Saylor, Benjamin’ Wolfe,
Jennifer Brewer, Allison Piazza,
Sarah Saylor, Amy Snyder and Val.
erie Wolfe. Also, Leann Pearson,
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