4 THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, August 28, 1985
Caring teens
An appreciation luncheon was held recently at the
Miller, Julie Persing.
90th anniversa
. There will be a big celebration and a happy reunion
when the Family Service Association of Wyoming
Valley has its 90th Annual Meeting-Luncheon at noon
on Sept. 5, at the Sheraton-Crossgatess in Wilkes-Barre.
Returning to Wyoming Valley, to honor Family
Service as the principal speaker for this commemora-
tion, is the noted former resident, Alfred Eisenpreis.
Eisenpreis was first employed by Pomeroy’s in
Wilkes-Barre, went on to become an economic consul-
tant to three U.S. presidents, and is curretnly a vice-
president with the Newspaper Advertising Bureau.
~ Founded in 1895 and known as ‘‘United Charities”
until 1941, Family Service has chosen this 90th Anniver-
“sary meeting to present special Community Service
Awards to Judge Chester B. Muroski of the Luzerne
‘County Orphans Court and Ian Richardson, executive
vice-president of Offset Paperback Mfrs. Inc. of
Dallas.
~All 90-year old residents of Wyoming Valley have ben
invited to be Family Service’s guests at the luncheon.
Among those accepting the invitation to attend is the
the luncheon.
[BIRTHS
Attorney Stephen B. and Estella
Parker Killian of Kingston,
announce the birth of their daugh-
ter, Sarah Catherine, on Aug. 17.
She is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen F. Killian, Tilbury
Terrace, West Nanticoke and Mr.
and Mrs. C. King Parker of Shaver-
town.
Tie DALLASCP0ST
EARLY DEADLINE
FRIDAY 11 A.M.
Call 675-5211
or mail to:
The Dallas Post
P.O. Box 366
309-415 Plaza
Dallas, Pa. 18612
wes TSH coos
ARE ALWAYS FUN TO LOOK AT
Te SDALLASCDosT
; WANTS TO BRING
THE PAST TO LIFE
SHARE YOUR OLD PHOTOS
(OF BACK MOUNTAIN BUILDINGS, SCHOOL E
EVENTS OR FAMILY GROUPS)
WITH YOUR COMMUNITY
102S888sXD]
TISNesD]
tes Slee aie nie al
Nn
ii
Around
MRS. MARGARET WINTER,
Kingston and Harry Trebilcox, Ide-
town, presented a dual recital at
Heritage House, recently. Mrs.
Winter, who is 86 years old takes
piano lessons from Mr. Trebilcox.
Their recital included selections
from Brahms, Schubert, Mozart and
Mendolssohn.
-0-
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD of the
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Auxil-
iary recently held a summer lunch-
eon meeting at the home of Mrs.
Abram Nesbitt 2nd, Lake Catalpa.
Attending were Mrs. William
Newhart, Ruth
Wilson, Mrs.
Edmund John,
Mrs. Harold
Shappelle, Mrs.
Marcella
Gibbon, Mrs.
Nancy Roberts,
Mrs. Russell
Davies, Mrs.
Abram Nesbitt, Eas :
2nd; Mrs.
Richard KINGSBURY
Coutts, Elsie Ellis, Sarah Francis
and Mina McCracken.
It was announced that the June
Festival netted $25,000. These funds
will be used to purchase patient
care equipment at Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital.
pi
MR. AND MRS. GILBERT
PEARSON, Maui, Hawaii, are
enjoying a visit with their youngest
daughter and son-in-law, Atty. and
Mrs. James P. Harris, III, Dallas.
The Pearsons are former resi-
dents of Butler Street, Forty Fort.
The couple was entertained
August 24 by family and friends in
hoinor of their 45th wedding anni-
versary.
-0-
AS OF SATURDAY, the soccer
season is in full swing. Soccer is a
wonderful game for both boys and
girls. We have enjoyed many games
throughout the years, meeting many
nice people whose children were on
our girl’s teams. It may be a hectic
BACK-TO-SCHOOL BARGAINS
NOTEBOOKS STENO PADS,
BINDERS, TABLERS FILLERS
y = YOU'LL
| == FIND THEM
Na] ATFINO'S
® 5 Subj. Notebooks $1.29
® 3 Subj. Notebooks 79¢
i ® Single Subj. Notebooks 2/$1.00
® 200 Sheets Filler Paper 2/$1.00
® 10 Pak #10 Pencils 2/$1.00
© 5 Pak BIC 3-lead Pencils 99¢
o ® 10 Pak BIC BIRO Pens 10/99¢
.® BIC Liners 59¢
® Laundry Marking Sets $1.09
® Tape — Buy One — GET ONE FREE
noo
(At the light in Dallas)
3 Main Street, Dallas, Pa.
675-1141
a WN WW WW WW WwW Why ny
®
ne _in _iin _giin gin _ai gin gh ih gia ih ath gin
ILC: 7X
Get a Thug Bug system.
The security systems that
think for themselves.
Reliable, state-of-the-art design. Includes: auto-
matic arming, valet feature, LED status indicator,
adjustable entrance delay, reset timer. Options in-
clude: hoodlock, flashing lights, personal security,
glass protection, remote control, and many other
features.
EXPERT INSTALLATION
TTUCERBIE
systems start at only 1 790° installed
MIZENKO AUTO ALARM
A Service Of
M.A. Mizenko Alarm & Security
Luzerne, Pa.
287-6201
Pick-up and Delivery Available
Call for FREE BROCHURE
town
fall if you have more than one child
on more than one team, but it sure
is fun.
-0-
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HAG-
ENBACH, Chase, announced the
approaching marriage of their
daughter Lee Ann to Donald Keefer,
son of John Keefer, Dallas, and
Barbara Keefer, Columbus, Geor-
gia.
Miss Hagenbach is a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School and the
Luzerne County Community College
where she received an Associate
Degree in Science. She is employed
by Wyoming Valley Family Prac-
tice Residency.
Mr. Keefer is also a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School.’ He
attended Villanova University and
the University of Massachusetts
where he received a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Sports Manage-
ment. He is employed by Keefer
and Co., Kingston, as General Man-
ager.
The couple will be married Octo-
ber 12, 1 p.m. in Holy Trinity
Church, Nanticoke.
-0-
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BAR-
CHESKI were recently married in
Holy Family Church, Sugar Notch.
Rev. Valentine Plevyak performed
the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Barcheski, the former Debo-
rah Ann Zavislak, is the daughter of
Mrs. Irene Zavislak, and the late
Thomas Zavislak. A graduate of
Bishop Hoban High School, she
attended Lackawanna Junior Col-
lege. She is employed by Giles and
Ransome, Bensalem, Pa. as a pay-
roll clerk.
Mr. Barcheski, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Barcheski, Shaver-
town, is a graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School and Penn State Univer-
sity. He is employed by Interna-
tional ‘Shared Services as resident
biomedical equipment technician.
Following a wedding trip to St.
Lucia :in the Caribbean, the Bar-
cheski’s are residing in Bensalem.
3 -0-
CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT
SCHOOL is only a few days away?
Where has the summer gone? Fall
is such a beautiful season, though.
It’s my favorite, with its crisp cool
weather and colorful leaves. Mother
Nature always gives us something
to look forward to.
Dallas Borough. All
(Je Need
You |
Would
We 3
your help.
po
CO.
wr :
DELIVER
EERE 3
VISA |
Sm Rai ts
+»
(UN
4