ho”,
A BELATED HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to Michele Eason, daughter of Carol
and Jim Eason, Dallas, who cele-
brated her 18th birthday July 9.
Michele was as surprised and happy
‘as could be with her parents birth-
day gift, a white convertible. So
warm wishes for much happiness,
Shelly. I know you are enjoying
your new car. a
CONGRATU-
LATIONS TO
Gerald Wyecallis,
who was sworn in
as the superin-
tendent of the
Dallas School
District last
week. I was so fi
happy to see that
the Wycallis §
family has KINGSBURY
relocated to 92 Perrin Avenue. I
think living within the school dis-
trict is the only way the superin-
tendent can really stay on top of
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BEST WISHES TO A FINE
COUPLE, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
who celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary
recently. The Flicks were married
in the Spring Creem Presbyterian
Church, Lemont.
Mrs. Flick is the former Cather-
ine Mullen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Mullen, State College,
and granddaughter of Clyde A.
Mullen, Morris Plains, N.J.
Mr. Flick is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lundy Flick, Julian.
The couple has two children, Don,
Jr. and Wendy Lee. Both are gradu-
ates of Wyoming Seminary and The
Pennsylvania State University.
‘Mr. Flick is on the staff of Wyo-
ming Seminary where he teaches
biology and coaches wrestling. He
earned his bachelor of arts degree
from Lycoming College and a mas-
ters of education from West Chester
University.
Mrs. Flick is a first-grade teacher
at the Westmoreland Elementary
School. She received both her bach-
elor of arts degree and masters of
education degree from Wilkes Col-
lege.
A family celebration with rela-
tives from various states attending
was held last weekend. The Flicks
recently returend from a trip to
California.
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MR. AND MRS. GORDON STAN-
LEY DAVIES were recently joined
in marriage in Pennfield Presbyter-
ian Church, Pennfield, Michigan.
Rev. Leon White officiated.
Mrs. Davies is the former Cynthia
Ann Lakke, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Gordon W. Lakke of Battle
Creek, Michigan. Mr. Davies is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies
of Dallas.
Mrs. Davies, a graduate of Alma
College, is manager of training
services with Industry Analysts,
Inc. Rochester, N.Y.
Mr. Davies, a graduate of Wyo-
ming Seminary and the State Uni-
versity of New York at Canton, is
pursuing a degree in electronics
engineering technology at the Roch-
ester Institute of Technology.
The Davies are residing in Roch-
ester.
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MR. AND MRS. GARY D. FREY
were recently married in Grace
Lutheran Church, Mount Carmel.
Rev. Walter R. Keim officiated.
Mrs. Frey is the former Lori
Kathleen Olaf, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley L. Olaf, Kulpmont.
Her husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Frey, Shavertown.
The bride is a graduate of Our
Lady of Lourdes Regional High
School, Shamokin and College Mis-
675-0835
ericordia with a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Foods and Nutrition. She
is also attending College Misericor-
dia for a Masters Degree in Human
Services Administration. She is
employed by Coscia Food Manage-
ment, Dallas.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Dallas Area High School. He is
employed as. a service representa-
tive for Plastic Art Signs, Wilkes-
Barre.
Following a wedding trip to the
Bahamas, the couple is residing in
Wilkes-Barre.
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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L.
ZACK were recently married in
Holy Cross Church, Buttonwood.
Rev. Albert Kaczmarek performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Zack is the former Elizabeth
Jean Cooper, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant R. Cooper, 63 Newhart
Road, Shavertown. Mr. Zack is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zack,
1 Zack St., Hanover.
A graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School, Bradford Beauty Academy
and Luzerne County Community
College, Mrs. Zack is employed at
Wyoming Valley Family Practice,
Kingston.
Mr. Zack, a graduate of Hanover
High School and Wilkes-Barre Vo-
Tech is employed at Paul Schramm
Plumbing and Heating, Hanover.
Following a wedding trip to
Orlando, Fla., the Zacks are resid-
ing on Chase Road in Shavertown.
TWO 1984 LAKE-LEHMAN HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES have been
named to the Dean’s List for this
spring semester:
Amy Conaway, Harveys Lake, a
student at Drexel University, Phila-
delphia and Marty Onzik, Oak Hill,
a student at Wilkes College.
Congratulations to you both.
Award presented
Kingston.
Brochure
available
. A free brochure for families is
“tute For Foreign Study Scholarship
Foundation, whose offices are in
Greenwich, Connecticut and San
Francisco. ‘Host An International
Student”’ describes ways in which
families can share America with the
world by participating in an excit-
Hundreds of English speaking
Japan and more than 20 other coun-
tries are coming to the U.S. this fall
to learn first-hand about American
life and customs.
| “We encourage families to join
this rewarding program by becom-
ing Host Families for these appeal-
ing young people,” said Paul A.
Cook, Executive Director of the
Foundation.
For a free copy of this informa-
tive brochure call the American
Institute For Foreign Study Scholar-
Connecticut, or 800-243-4567 from
east of the Mississippi, 800-458-7100
from west of the Mississippi, or 800-
841-9028 from California.
Office of
Salomon Epstein, M.D.
Binghamton Plaza 607-772-8757
Ready to depart
Mitchell.
Once in a life time you may get a
chance to do a 50-mile white water
canoe trek on the upper Delaware
River. From June 8 to June 12, the
scouts of Troop and Post 232,
Dallas, had the opportunity to show
their skill in a truly challenging
“Super Activity’.
On Saturday, June 8, the gear was
assembled and, for the next four
days, 14 teen aged Explorer Scouts
and advisors canoed through the
beautiful scenery of the upper Dela-
ware. They camped on islands in
the river, amidst a profusion of
rarely seen birds and other wildlife.
Their greatest excitement came in
LCCC offers
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Residents of Northeastern Penn-
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A new course of study leading to
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The growth of the telecommunica-
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such positions as media coordinator,
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of
“shooting” class I and II rapids
some of the most challenging on the
Delaware.
The Explorer Scouts Lee Wil-
liames, Nathan Kelley, Elizabeth
Williames, Robert Skursky, John
Mitchell, James Strange, Aaron
Kelley, Mary Craft, Bob Rowlands,
Ron Fitch, Mike Dzanko, Alan
Landis, Andy Yencha, Associate
Advisor, and Dr. Lee Williames,
Post Advisor were well prepared for
the trip. Four of the Explorers were
trained as Advanced Lifesavers and
two Advisors, Yencha and Wil-
liames, are Water Safety Instruc-
tors.
\
Woman honored
They have been training for the
trip for a year and a half, complet-
ing canoeing merit badge or its
equivalent and Red Cross Basic
Canoeing. In the summer of 1984,
the scouts trained every other week-
end and took a 30-mile trip on a less
demanding stretch of the river in
preparation for this trip.
The Explorer Post is a land, sea
and air unit which trains on an
advanced level in traditional scout
skills; camping, lifesaving, first aid,
canoeing, survival and other con-
temporary interests.
The post is sponsored by Gate of
Heaven Church, Dallas.
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