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50th wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Gersham Hoyt, Sr.
of Fernbrook, will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary on Sep-
tember 14.
The couple was married in
Wilkes-Barre by Rev. Homer Skyles
May. Gersham’s brother Clyde and
his wife Florence were their attend-
ants.
Mr. Hoyt is the son of the late
Sherman and Daisy (Harris) Hoyt
of Kunkle.
Mis. Hoyt is the former Margaret
Elsie Keiper, daughter of Edna
(Daubert) Keiper of the Tunkhan-
nock Nursing Home, and the late
Oscar Keiper.
anniversary
They have eight children, Ger-
sham Jr. of Wilkes-Barre; Glenn of
Evans Falls; Oscar of Plymouth;
Leonard of Harveys Lake; Mrs.
Shirley Zajkowski of Dallas; Connie
Dymond of Beaumont; Mrs. Bonnie
Goodrich of Beaumont; Mrs. Theda
Cragle of Sweet Valley.
They also have 23 living grand-
children and one deceased; and
three great-grandchildren.
An open house will be held in their
honor at the Harveys Lake Rod &
Gun Club from 1 to 5 p.m. on
Saturday, Sept. 14. Family, friends
and neighbors are invited to attend.
Barbara and James Barbacci of
Box 23, Noxen, Pa. announce the
birth of a daughter, Brittany Jean,
on August 21, at Wilkes-Barre Gen-
eral Hospital. She weighed 3 Ibs. 2
oz. and measured 15% ”’ in length
and remains a patient at Geisinger
Medical Center, Danville. Her
mother is the former Barbara
* Mowry of Laceyville.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Elston Mowry of Lacey-
ville. Maternal great-grandmother
is Mrs. Rex Mowry of Carpenter’s
Care Center, Tunkhannock.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. James Barbacci of Noxen.
Paternal great-grandmother is Mrs.
John Stevens of Shickshinny.
Church Council
~The Wyoming Valley Council of
Churches has joined UNICEF - the
‘United Nations Children’s Fund - in
. a battle to eliminate measles
throughout the world. UNICEF
sources say that it can be done in
the next five years.
The campaign is part of a child
survival resolution which UNICEF
is spearheading, and which has the
potential to save the lives of over
seven million children in the devel-
oping world each year.
UNICEF is calling for a global
commitment to immunize every
child against the five major child-
hood diseases by the year 1990.
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joins UNICEF
Measles, one of the biggest killers,
takes the lives of 1,250,000 children
and debilitates 1,500,000 more every
ear. But for a cost of $5.00, a child
in the developing world can now be
protected against measles and the
four other major diseases.
The Wyoming Valley Council of
Churches has accepted UNICEF’s
challenge to work toward this goal
of global immunization. The citizens
of the Wyoming Valley can help by
welcoming young Trick-or-Treaters
who collect for UNICEF on Hallow-
een. For more information, contact
oe Rev. Anita J. Ambrose at 825-
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Campaign
chairmen
appointed
The Wyoming Valley Catholic
Youth Center has named the follow-
ing persons campaign heads of the
1985-86 Annual Membership Drive
as announced by Anthony D.
English, Jr., Executive Director of
the agency.
Named General Chairperson, Mr.
Paul Gaffney of 63 Zinn Street,
Trucksville. Mr. Gaffney is a
member of St. Therese’s Parish,
Shavertown, he operates his own
business, Dictograph Security ‘Sys-
tems in Hudson. He is a member of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
Holy Name of St. Therese’s, Wyo-
ming Valley Football Officials
Chapter, Crime Clinic of Greater
Wilkes-Barre.
East Side Chairperson is Mrs.
Rose Marie Panzitta of 215 N. Main
Street, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Panzitta
is a member of St. Mary’s Immacu-
late Conception Parish, Wilkes-
Barre. She is a member of St.
Mary’s Choir, Meals on Wheels,
Association Retarded Citizens, St.
Mary’s Altar and Rosary, Irem
Ladies of Motor Corps.
West Side Chairperson is Mrs.
Florence Reilly of 7 Colonial Drive,
Wyoming. Mrs. Reilly is a member
of Holy Name of Jesus Parish,
Swoyersville. She is a member of
Wilkes-Barre General Hosptial Vol-
unteers, Wilkes-Barre General Hos-
pital Eucharistic Minister and
American Heart Association.
Co-chairperson appointed for the
East Side is Mrs.Mary McDonough
of 183 Scott Street, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. McDonough is a member of
Holy Saviour Parish. Co-chairper-
son appointed for the West Side is
Mrs. Margaret Sabatini of 72 Pace
Street, Larksville. Mrs. Sabatini is a
member of St. Ignatius Parish.
The CYC is a member agency of
the Wyoming Valley United Way.
Rew John S. Terry is Director of
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MARJORIE MYERS, Wyoming, recently earned the
Bucknell University awrd for the sophomore woman
showing the greatest proficiency in English composi-
tion and literature.
Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Myers, 26
Ramanini Drive, is beginning her sophomore year as
an English major. She is a Dean’s List student and a
member of the University Chorale.
She graduated from Dallas Senior High School in
1983.
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ARMY MAJ. JAMES F. MESITE JR., son of James
F. and Valentina A. Mesite of 147 E. Franklin St.,
Shavertown, has arrived for duty in West Germany.
Mesite, a personnel officer with the 93rd Signal
Brigade, was previously assigned in Bethlehem, Pa.
His wife, Roberta, is the daughter of retired Navy
Cmdr. Robert A. Holmes of 1534 S. Benton Drive,
Jacksonville Beach, Fla. and Robin Holmes of 295 N.
Roscoe, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
He is a 1969 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy,
West Point, N.Y.
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DANIEL D. SCHALL has been named director of
supply and business systems-sales for Commonwealth
Telephone Enterprises’ Communications Group.
In his position with Commonwealth Communica-
tions, Schall is responsible for supervising the sale of
telecommunications supplies east of the Mississippi
River from Maine to Florida, as well as the sale of
business key and PBX systems to customers in
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Mary-
\
land, Delaware and Washington, D.C.
Schall, his wife, Mary Beth and their two children,
Rachel and Corin reside in Dallas.
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PAUL S. BROWN, formerly of RD 2, Harveys Lake
(Beaumont) recently was awarded the Master of
Business Administration (MBA) degree at Babson
College, Wellesley, Ma.
Paul pursued a graduate program of studies n which
he concentrated on finance and mangement. He
studied a total of 23 graduate classes in such fields as
accounting, law, economics, entrepreneurial studies,
management information systems, management,
labor relations, finance, marketing, international busi-
ness, organizational behavior, quantitative methods
and taxations.
Brown graduated from Tunkhannock High School in
1964, from Wilkes College with honors with a Bachelor
of Arts in Spanish and Frency, from Middlebury
College in Spain with a Master of Arts in Spanish
literature and has completed all the work except the
thesis for the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in
Spanish literature at Boston College.
He has certification to teach Spanish, French,
German, English History, Social Studies, Business
Subjects and as a Real Estate broker. Paul is
presently employed at Wellesley High School, Welles-
ley, Ma., as a teacher of Spanish and French and
resides with his wife, Lisa, and son, Eric Rene, in
Medfield, Ma.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown of RD 2,
Harveys Lake (Beaumont).
Awards night set
Father of
locals reports
for Navy duty
Master Chief Personnelman
Lawrence E. Stallard, USN, son of
Ralph and Anna Schultz of Sala-
manca, has reported for duty at the
Naval Military Personnel Command
(NMPC) in Washington, D.C.
As Head of the Classification Sec-
tion of the Navy Enlisted Occupa-
tional Class System Division,
Master Chief Stallard approves all
Navy enlisted occupational categor-
ies including both new positions and
modifications of existing ones.
Overseas duty included two years
in Guam, three years in Rota,
Spain, and his last duty before
reporting to Washington--Stuttgart,
Germany, where he was personnel
officer for the Personnel Support
Activity Detachment from June 1983
until July 1985.
Stallard’s naval career was not
limited to shroe duty. He served
aboard the carrier USS Franklin D.
Roosevelt (CV-42), operating out of
Mayport, Fla.; the guided missile
cruiser USS Sterrett (CG-31), oper-
ating out of San Diego, Calif.; and
the guided missile destroyer USS
Lynde McCormick (DDG-8) also out
of San Diego.
Master Chief Stallard is the recip-
ient of numerous service awards,
including the Navy Achievement
Medal, the Meritorious Unit Com-
mendation, two Battle “E’’ awards,
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the Good Conduct Medal (6th
award), the National Defense Serv-
ice Medal, and the Sea Service
Deployment Ribbon.
Master Chief Stallard has two
children by a previous marriage:
Julie (20) and Mark (13). Both
reside in Dallas.
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