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1. Bark Fiber 1. Involuntary Twitch
5. Footlike Part 2. German Expletive |
8. Intelligence Agency 3, ———-_ Favore
11. Sacred Image 4. Spice
12. Biblical Well 5. Head
13. Seasoning 6. Emir (Var.)
14. Holiday Sight 7. Break Suddenly
8
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18. Admire
19. Velum
22. Not Well
23. Exist
24. Italy (Abbr.)
28. Sprites
31. High Mountain
32. Musical Composition
34. Heat Source
35. Riata
37. Adolescent
38. Depression Agency
39. Fairy
41. Mean
43. Songs of Joy
46. Cow’s Chew
47. Season’s Message
52. Lily Genus
53. Brazilian Parrot
54. Italian Money
55. Peach or Cashew
2 Chasm
7. Former
. French: Islands
10. Fit To ———— (2 Wds.)
15. Letter Stroke
16. Indian Title of Respect
19. TV Host Jack ———
20. A Guthrie
21. Seasoned Stew
25. King ——-—
26. Mature
27. Site: Old Eng.
29. Anagram for Rift
30. Kill
36. Marry in Haste
40. Aviate
42. Muddle
44. Egyptian Heaven
45. Rug Type
46. Applaud
48. Danish Money
49. Melody
50. Calendar Abbr.
51. Gel
Bill introduced
! The state lottery’s use of foreign-
made hand calculators and coffee
mugs as prizes has prompted the
prime sponsor of legislation requir-
ing the use of domestic products to
step up his lobbying efforts for
passage of the bill.
! State Rep. Stanley J. Jarolin, D-
Luzerne, said he introduced the
measure (H.B. 775) last spring, but
it has been stalled in the House
State Government Committee.
“I intend to work House Bill 775
out of committee and out to the full
House for a vote as soon as possi-
ble,” added Jarolin. ‘I want it to be
against the law for any state agency
to use any foreign products, period.
If it can’t be gotten in Pennsylvania
or the United States, it shouldn’t be
* gotten at all.”
|
Barn burns
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital
has been awarded a three-year Cer-
tificate of Accreditation by the Joint
Commission on Accreditation of
Hospitals (JCAH). The accredita-
tion is evidence of General's efforts
to provide quality health care to
residents of Wyoming Valley and
Luzerne County.
Benefits of accreditation include
the formal certification of hospital
programs, facilities and patient
care services by a nationally recog-
nized review organization. Such
endorsement helps hospitals qualify
for professional programs, reim-
bursements, licensure requirements
and other certification for pro-
grams, staff and services.
JCAH accreditation is a voluntary
process that allows facilities to
demonstrate their accountability
and commitment to excellence in
the provision of health care serv-
ices. To become accredited, Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital voluntarily
requested an on-site evaluation by
surveyors who applied national
standards of health care delivery.
JCAH is a private, not-for-profit
organization whose surveyors and
board of commissioners are health
care professionals appointed by the
American College of Surgeons,
American College of Physicians,
American Dental Association,
American Hospital Association and
American Medical Association.
DARLENE PIRO, daughter of
Gaetano H. and JoAnne Piro of 81
W. Mount Airy Road, Shavertown,
has been promoted in the U.S. Air
Force to the rank of airman first
class.
Piro is a financial services spe-
cialist at Davis-Monthan Air Force
Base, Ariz., with the 836 Air Divi-
sion.
She is a 1984 graduate of Dallas
Senior High School.
-0-
PVT. DONALD P. RORICK, JR.,
son of Donald P. and Mary Rorick
of Rural Route 1, Dallas, has com-
pleted basic training at Fort Jack-
son, S.C.
During the training, students
received instruction in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map reading,
tactics, military courtesy, military
justice, first aid, and Army history
and traditions.
He is a 1985 graduate of Tunkhan-
nock High School.
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TONY AND GARY MARTIN of
Idetown are pleased to announce the
baptism of their daughter, Carly
Renee Martin, at the Lehman
United Methodist Church on Sept.
22. Carly was born on May 8 at the
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital in Kings-
ton.
During her baptism, the Lehman
Choir sang a special written song by
organist Ros Santos. Certificates
and a book were preented to the
parents by Rev. Michael Shambora.
The Martins have two other chil-
dren, sons Erik who is 13 and Holt
who is 10.
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MEMBERS OF THE DELTA
KAPPA GAMMA SOCIETY INTER-
NATIONAL, Alpha Rho Chapter,
recently inducted new members into
the organization. Members of the
society, active and retired educa-
tors, work together to further the
cause of quality education. New
members are Miss Mary Delaney
and Dr. Karen Boback.
Officers of the Alpha Rho Chapter
are Margaret Stelevick, president;
Virginia Jenkins, first vice presi-
dent; Doris McCain, recording sec-
retary; Theresa Kruse, treasurer.
SGT. ROBERT P. LASCO, son of
Robert P. and Donna M. Lasco of
Rural Route 1, Sweet Valley, has re-
Greece, for six years.
Lasco is a linguist with the 6931st
Electronic Security Squadron.
He is a 1978 graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, Lehman.
DONALD E. IDE, son of Elliot
and Beverly J. Ide of Rural Route 4,
Dallas, has been promoted in the
U.S. Air Force to the rank of
airman first class.
Ide is a jet engine mechanic at
Plattsburgh Air Force Base, N.Y.,
with the 380th Field Maintenance
Squadron.
He is a 1984 graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, Lehman.
‘O°
MARINE PFC. WILLIAM E.
ANKER, son of Harry and Maude
Anker of Route 1, Upper Demunds
Road, Dallas, has completed the
Infantry Combat Training Course at
Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune,
N.C.
During the six week course,
Anker received classroom instruc-
tion and participated in field exer-
cises involving infantry tactics; the
construction and camouflage of
fighting positions and the use of
mines, demolitions and intra-com-
pany communications equipment.
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