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ACD
Officers installed
Programs and Services.
JUST A REMINDER to those of
us who are house cleaning. Don’t
forget to set aside unwanted items
for the Back Mountain Library Auc-
tion which will be held in July. This
year’s auction is important since
the library has moved into its beau-
tiful new home. Good, usable dona-
tions will surely be appreciated.
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BACK MOUN-
TAIN’S OWN
Georgeanne Kos-
tenbauder will be
directly the
newly added
horseback riding
program at
Camp
Kresge. Geor-
geanne who has
) been director of
Operation Ride, a
recreational and
instructional
riding pro
gram for physically and mentally
handicapped for a number of years,
has 15 years experience in horse-
back riding instruction. The horse-
back riding program at Camp
Kresge will provide equitation,
stable management and trail riding
instruction. The camp will open
June 17 for day camp; July 21 for
resident camp. For more informa-
tion, call 823-2191.
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COMMUNITY CLUBS like Dallas
Rotary Club provide area residents
with many services and funds for a
variety of charities and service
organizations. Members of the club,
all busy in the working world,
donate their time and energy to
make our area a better place in
which to live.
This year Dallas Rotary Club
“ as Easter Seals Society, Boy Scouts,
The American Cancer Society, the
Meadows Nursing Center and Back
Mountain Memorial Library, the
Back Mountain Memorial Library,
and Back Mountain PAK.
The club also presented College
Misericordia with six trees ‘‘in rec-
ognition of the college’s long years
of service to the community.”
A bit “thank you” to members of
Dallas Rotary Club for all their
hard work and caring!
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CONGRATULATIONS TO Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen C. Prokop who
were recently married in St.
Therese’s Church. Rev. Joseph
Sammons performed the double
ring ceremony.
Mrs. Prokop, the former Debra A.
Niedzwiecki, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Niedzwiecki, is a
graduate of West Side Vo-Tech and
Wilkes-Barre Area Vo-Tech School
of Licensed Practical Nursing. She
is employed by Leader West Nurs-
ing Home, Kingston.
Mr. Prokop, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank C. Prokop, is a graduate of
Seton Catholic High School and is
employed by GT Manufacturing,
Larksville.
Following a wedding trip to Niag-
ara Falls, the Prokops are residing
in Kingston.
LO:
BILL FALZONE’S FACE was
familiar to many Back Mountain
folks. Prior to his retirement, Bill
worked in the Acme Market for a
number of years. A friendly, com-
munity minded guy, Bill was active
in Unico, Gate of Heaven Choir, Boy
Scouts. Bill was a nice fellow to
knw. He passed away last week.
Many will miss him. Sincere sympa-
thy to his wife and family.
675-0835
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RECEIVING STUDENT LEAD-
ERSHIP AWARDS at Penn State
Wilkes-Barre campus were Robin
Rice, library club; Debbie Shepps,
student health advisory board; Sue
Rutstein, Circl K; Rod Price, les
mots; Rob Myers, computer and
telecommunications club; Jody
McCourt, vets club; Steven Myers,
film society.
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BEST WISHES TO Mr. and Mrs.
Jay L. Stearly who were recently
married in Gate of Heaven Church,
Dallas. Rev. William Cusick, pastor,
celebrated the Nuptial Mass and
performed the double ring -cere-
mony.
Mrs. Stearly, the former Ann
Marie Spencer, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Spencer. A
graduate of Bishop O’Reilly High
School and Kutztown University,
with a Bachelor of Fine Arts
Degree, she is employed at Denney-
Reyburn Co., West Chester, as an
artist designer.
Mr. Stearly is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Stearly. He is a graduate of
Phoenixville High School and is
attending RETS Electronics School,
Bromall, Pa.
Following a wedding trip to Ocean
City, Md., the Stearlys are residing
in Audubon, Pa.
Jones named
John W. Jones, Wilkes Barre, was
elected Third Lt. Commander of the
Mid-Atlantic Shrine Association
Legion of Honor at the spring meet-
ing held recently in Green Tree, Pa.
Syria’s Shrine Temple Legion of
Honor hosted the affair.
Jones is a member of Item
Temple’s Legion of Honor where he
is serving as Quarter Master and
Captain of the Color Guard. He is
Past President of Irem Temple's
Executive Committee of the Uni-
formed Units and is currently serv-
ing as Treasurer. He is also, a Past
Master of Landmark Lodge F. and
AM. No. 442 and served as Wor-
shipful Master in 1959.
The Mid-Atlantic Shrine Associa-
tion Legion of Honor comprises of 15
Legion of Honor Units representing
Group Bus Tour
August 7
7 Nights Lodging
Ohio State Fair
DEPARTS FROM:
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commander
Shrine Temples from Deleware,
Maryland, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West
Virginia.
Irem Temple's Legion of Honor
will host the spring meeting in 1989.
“AUNT
PA Y'
DEAR AUNT PATTY:
I am nine years old and I have a
question I have been wondering
about for a long time. Why do I
always find something I am looking
for in the last place I look?
D. FROM DALLAS
DEAR D. FROM DALLAS:
Because once you find something
you have no need to continue look-
ing. Therefore, you found it in the
last place you looked. Hopefully
your memory will improve to the
point where yow’ll find most things
in the first place you look.
DEAR AUNT PATTY:
I don’t want any advice - I just
want to comment. There is a sign in
the center of Dallas at the Post
Office that says Congradulations
Class of 1985. I wonder how many
1985 Dallas graduates noticed con-
gratulations is spelled incorrectly. I
bet not many!
LAUGHING IN LEHMAN
DEAR AUNT PATTY:
I have a sweet newborn baby. I
fell silly asking my doctor so I
wondered if you could tell me why
all babies have a soft spot on top of
their heads?
NEW MOM
ost items
have little hair. A baby’s head is not
finished growing either. The soft
spot is there to leave room for the
bones in the baby’s head to grow
along with the rest of its body.
your doctor any questions you may
have about your baby and its devel-
opment. Your question is not silly!
(“Dear Aunt Patty’ is a local
advice column which appears
weekly in The Dallas Post. Letters
will be answered on a first come-
first served basis. Send your letters
to “Dear Aunt Patty,” c/o The
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Johnson.
Anniversary
celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stolarick of
Lehman will celebrate their 30th
wedding anniversary on June 18.
They were married in St. Ann's
Church, Luzerne by the late Rev.
Victor A. Simkonis.
Mrs. Stolarick is the former Susan
Zurinski of Luzerne. She is
employed as a second grade teacher
in the Lake-Lehman School District.
She is the daughter:of Mrs. Susan
Zurinski and the late Frank Zurin-
ski.
Mr. Stolarick is the former owner
of Stolarick’s Turf & Trail. He is the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Stolarick.
The Stolaricks are the parents of
two children, Diane Stolarick Ste-
fanowicz and Michael Stolarick.
They also have one grandchild,
Michelle Stolarick.
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