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Meadows Apartments Social Club representatives give $100
to the Chapel Development Campaign underway at the
Meadows Nursing Center. From the left, Ruth Foley, club
secretary; Ruth Muchler, club treasurer; Attorney Sol Lubin,
campaign co-chairman; Thomas Sweeney, nursing home
administrator.
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Lots of people have commented
this week on the unfortunate death
of Samantha Smith, the school girl
whose correspondence with Soviet
leader Yuri Andropov resulted in a
peace mission to the Soviet Union.
Like many of us Samantha feared
the results of a =
nuclear war.
Unlike most of
us she tried to
do something
about it. Its
terrible that
such a young
person is no
more but she
will long be
remembered
for her attempt ha
to bring a
better diplo- KINGSBURY
matic relationship to two major
powers. 5
With summer coming to an end,
lots of area clubs are winding down
their warm-weather activities.
Harvey’s Lake Yacht Club held a
late summer dock party recently.
Guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and
cocktails on the dock followed by a
hot buffet in the clubhouse. Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Schuster were chairmen
of the party. Other committee mem-
bers are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roth, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Barnes and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Wentz. -0-
Dymond Hollow United methodist
Church will celebrate its 150th anni-
versary Sept. 14 and 15. A dinner,
followed by vesper services will
highlight Saturday. On Sunday East
Dallas and Centermoreland United
Methodist churches will have a joint
rededicatin worship service at 9:30
a.m. Rev. Charles Gommer, district
superintendant will be speaker. A
reception will follow the service.
0:
Congratulations to the following
area students who successfully com-
pleted the one-year Dental Assisting
Program at Luzerne County Com-
munity College: Daniella Bombay,
Hunlock Creek; Michelle Morgan,
Shavertown.
Several thousand dollars were
raised by Valley tennis & Swim
Club members in a recent ‘‘Chal-
lenge of the Sexes” tennis match.
Dinner followed the club match
after which members viewed the
Challenge of the Sexes match held
in Atlantic City between Bobby
Riggs and Vitas Gerulaitis and chal-
lengers Pam Shriver and Martina
navratilova. co-chairmen of the
affair were Jeannie Fainberg and
Marilyn Maslopw.
-0-
College Misericordia has begun
plans for its homecoming weekend
on Oct. 4, 5 and 6. The registration
committee is accepting registration
for those attending the campus until
Sept. 30. Committee members are
Marilyn Burke Gazowski, Elizabeth
Urban Davis and Helen Goff Griav-
ich.
-0-
Mr. and Mrs. James Balavage
were recently married in Immacu-
late Conception Church, Scranton.
Rev. Allan Gonlan, pastor, per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Balavage, the former Chris-
tine Santaniello, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Santaniello, Scran-
ton, is a graduate of North Pocono
High school and Reading Area Com-
munity College where she earned an
Associate Degree in Nursing. She is
employed as a registered nurse at
Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton.
Mr. Balavage, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Balavage, Shavertown,
is a graduate of Dallas Senior High
school, attended Penn State Wilkes-
Barre Campus and received an
Associate Degree in Business
Administration from Luzerne
County Community College. A grad-
uate of Pennsylvania State Munici-
pal Police Officers Academy, Mr.
Balavage is an officer on the Kings-
ton Township Police Force.
Following a wedding trip to Lan-
caster, the Balavages are residing
in Shavertown.
-0-
I’m sure I join the entire commu-
nity in wishing the best of every-
thing to Father Joseph Samons,
former pastor of St. Therese’s
Church in Shavertown who is now
serving as pastor of St. Mark’s
Church in Inkerman. Father Sam-
mons is admired by many in the
back Mountain and will surely be
missed.
The 64th annual reunion of the
descendants of John and Rachel
Bulford, early pioneers of the Back
Mountain area was held Aug. 18 in
the Bloomingdale Grange Hall.
In 1922, the first reunion was held
at Fernbrook Park.
Following the covered dish picnic
dinner a business meeting was
called to order with President
Garry Miers presiding. Treasurer’s
report was given by Hazel Crockett,
and the historian’s report by
Thelma Norrie. Helen Franklin
recorded the minutes.
The following received silver dol-
lars as prizes. Ruby and Clarence
Elson, Thelma and Earnest Norrie,
Scot Sarley, Becky Miers, Leeland
Cooke, Gary and Pat Miers, Nettie
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