years of skating. Her ambition is to
complete a Master’s degree in
public relations.
A finalist in the Miss Pennsyl-
vania 1984 pageant, Lea was a
three-time winner in swimsuit com-
petition, winner in local pageants; a
volunteer entertainer for USO
troops, PAL, and numerous hospi-
tals and service organizations. Her
father at one time owned a roller
skating rink wher Lea first became
interested in competition.
Melba Boudreaux, owner of
Melba’s Fashion Nook, invites all
residents of the area to attend the
reception at her shop in Trucksville
where they will have an opportunity
to meet Miss Pennsylvania, spend
some time talking with her and, if
desired, take some photographs.
While at Melba’s Fashion Nook,
Miss Pennsylvania 1985 will be
assisted by Melba and her staff in
selecting her wardrobe for her
year’s reign as well as for the Miss"
America competition in Atlantic
City, Sept. 7 through Sept. 15.
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(# id % Staff Correspondent
7 ww Miss Pennsylvania 1985 Lea
/7 2:02 ZZ Schiazza of Montgomery County will
4 be honored at a reception at
FO # Z 7 Melba’s Fashion Nook, Hickory Cor-
ple . ners Plaza, Carverton Road,
37 1 ZZ TH Trucskville, on Tuesday, Aug. 20, at
; / : LL oh ; 10:30 a.m.
LR 7 Miss Piazza was named Miss
7 | # Pennsylvania 1985 in the Miss Penn-
sylvania Scholarship pageant, June
ye #5 13, 14 and 15, held at the Jaffa
| | Mosque in Altoona. She was
a7 | 4 gms crowned by Miss Gina Major of
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sz T 3 sylvania 1984.
org The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ps | < Vincent Schiazza, Lea is pursuing a
id degree with a major in journalism
and public relations at Temple Uni-
versity. She has had eight years of
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5. Cat’s Cr; 2. Celtic Goddess years Of Juez, IWo years of Grama. A
8. French Resort 3. Reagan’s Nickname year of piano and modeling and six
11. Celebes Ox 4. Indian Princess
12. Agitate 5. Excellent Condition
13. Pros and ——— 6. Work Unit
14. Old Auto Accessories 7. Dragnet Star
17. Time Zone 8. Red Topper
18. Trade 9. Pruvian Indian FRANKLIN WONDER
19. Beyond 10. USA’s Adversary Franklin 0. Wonder, 76, of Route
22. Norma ———— 13. Gem Weight 118, RD 1, Sweet Valley, died
23. Anagram for UN. Arab Rep. 15. Flushed (2 words) August 7 h Nest Memorial Hosni
24. Either 16. Row al, Kingston, where he had been a
28. Musical Syllables 19. Learned patient for the past three days.
31. My ———— Sal 20. Soviet River Surviving are his wife, the former
32. Fear 21. Military Order Marion Handwork; children, Allen,
34. Casual Event 25. Acc. Rehab. Program at home; Edmund, Tampa, Fla.;
35. Singer Fitzgerald 26. Baseball’s Ron ———— Franklin, Warrington; Mrs. Kath-
37. WW II Reporter Ernie ——— 27. ———— Linden ryn Kabata, Muncy; sister, Miss
3 29. European River Bessie Wonde, Lansdale; six grand-
38. Cockatoo 30. WW I Fighter Plane children.
39. Title of Respect (India) 33. Jean Material Funeral services were held from
41. Remarkable 36. Sphere of Action the Curtis L. Swanson Funeral
43. Placid 40. Writing Fluid Home, Pikes Creek, with the Rev.
42. Scents Edgar Baker, retired Methodist
36, Concedled 43. Highlander minister of Benton, officiating.
37: Start A Moos! A 44. Love God Interment, Maple Hill Cemetery,
52. Chaplin s Wife 45. Engrave Hanover Township.
BleGooser 46. Miss Lamarr SCOTT BENZA
54. Chest Rattle 48. Hasten Scott Benza, 11, of 82 E. Meadow
55. Exclamation 49. Tic ——— Toe 3, Shovgiovn, Bel Augnt 6 in
! 50. Palm Leaf ercy Hospital, likes-barre,
> Bn eral 51. Communist where he had been a patient for the
past eight weeks.
Surviving are his parents, Donald
and Marilyn Jenkins Benza; broth-
] ers, Donald and Wayne, at home;
L AST WEEK S ANSWER paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Benza, Berwick; mater-
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LDA 7 24 Ml / 5 Feil A | Jenkins, Dallas; several aunts and
pi uncles.
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a £ dot v7 “ ZL _ 2 Zz a , August 9 from the Karl E. Blight
2\-4 LB Vg EVEL . Funeral Home, ;Kingston; with a
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= £ erese Church, Shavertown. Inter-
1 £ A Z £ £121 ment, Mount Olivet Cemetery,
R210 7 AVF 225 Alo £ Carverton.
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CNV 2 A 2 Lv 4 A Wilkes-Barre
5¢ | 57 =, Tel Med is the free health infor-
Z 1c 7 = AA z 7 VA mation service ‘available by tele-
BE Z phone. The program is sponsored by
7 A Z £7 £££ Maternal and Family Health Serv-
The sand is back, the weeds are
gone, the grass is mowed and once
again the once popular corner of
Harveys Lake formally operated
and known as Old Sandy Bottom
Beach is in the process of being
preserved as a place of recreational
enjoyment.
“The dream is becoming a real-
ity”’ announced Darrell VanOrmer,
president of the harveys Lake
Beach Club as the members move
to preserve and enhance this peace-
ful and relaxing recreational facil-
ity.
This past weekend the beach
looked fresh and inviting as it was
being enjoyed by those members
who had worked to prepare it for
reopening. “We have taken the first
big step in our goal”, said Van
ormer as he talked of the Clubs
plans for the future. The prime goal
is to keep this property for the
purpose it was intended - recreation
for those in the community and
throughout Northeastern pennsyl-
vania who wish to contribute by
becoming members.
The first step was to gather a
committment to this project was
sincere and dedicated. With this
accomplished, the group has elected
officers and its Board of Directors
and is in the process of incorporat-
ing.
Available memberships will be
solicited as a result of an “Open
~ House” scheduled for Sunday,
August 18, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at
the Club grounds and open to
anyone interested in becoming a
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tions prior to making the final
decision to join. Members of the
Beach Club will be available to
dicuss goals, purposes, and to
answer questions thus turning many
and varied rumors into the actual
truths.
Light snacks and refreshments
will be available, however guests
are invited to bring their own picnic
baskets.
ices, Inc.; Blue Cross of Northeast-
ern Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania
Blue Shield; and the Senior Commu-
nity Service Employment. It is
endorsed by Luzerne County Medi-
cal Society. Established by the
Junior League of Wilkes Barre in
1974, the league recently funded a
grant to rebuild the Tel Med Board
and purchase new tapes.
There are 300 taped messages on
health, medical care and parenting.
A complete listing of Tel Med tapes
are in the blue pages of the phone
book, or call Tel Med for a free
phamphlet of tape listings.
The new phone number is 824-
1173.
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1 Staff to 5 Toddlers
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1 Staff to 10 Preschoolers
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resident of the Thomas Guest
Home, Sweet Valley, died August 10
from injuries sustained in a fire at
the home on July 23.
Surviving is her sister, Mrs. Flor-
ence Hazlett, of Wyoming.
Funeral services were held
August 13 from the Metcalfe and
Shaver Funeral Home, Wyoming,
with the Rev. James Haas of the
Wyoming Presbyterian Church, offi-
ciating. Interment, New Columbus
Cemetery, Stillwater.
GEORGE G. GALE SR.
George G. Gale Sr., 66, of Ridge
Ave., Harveys Lake, died August 9
at home.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Betty Lee; sons, George Jr., Noxen;
Rick, Harveys Lake; daughters,
Mrs. Nancy Smith, West Point, Va.;
Mrs. Letha Titus, Loyalville; 16
grandchildren; three great-grand-
children; brother, Harold Gale,
Bunker Hill; and sister, Mrs. Ida
Gilbert, Luzerne.
Funeral was held August 12 from
the Curtis L. Swanson Funeral
Home, Pikes Creek, with the Rev.
Lawrence D. Reed, pastor of
Emmanuel Assembly of God
Church, Harveys Lake, officiating.
Interment, Chapel Lawn Memorial
Park, Dallas.
MUMS THE WORD
THANK YOU
To all our friends, neigh-
bors, and relatives for their
kindness to me and my
family at the time of the
passing of my husband,
Ames (Ted) Swisher.
Mrs. Ames Swisher
Mr. & Mrs. Boyce Swisher
Mr. & Mrs. Al (Carol) Hawk
& Family
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Swisher & Family
professional goals.
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Sept. 8, 22; Oct. 6, 27
Nov. 17; Dec. 8.
Principles of Design
ART 101
Sept. 8, 22; Oct. 6, 27
Nov. 17; Dec. 8.
BUS 115
Saturday 1:00-4:30 p.m.
Sept. 7, 21; Oct. 5, 26
Nov. 16; Dec. 7.
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Sept. 7, 21; Oct. 5, 26.
Nov. 16; Dec. 7.
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Western Civilization
HIS 101
Saturday 8:30-12:30 p.m.
Sept. 7, 21; Oct. 5, 26.
Nov. 16; Dec. 7.
English Composition
ENG 103
Saturday 1:00-4:30 p.m.
Sept. 7, 21; Oct. 5, 26.
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