Dallas; Mrs. Marvin
Lower School.
Antinnes, athletic director,
Richard L. Pearsall,
Dr. Wallace F.
Board of Trustees; Mr. Marvin
Stettler, President, Wyoming
CHRISTMAS DAY has come and
gone for 1985. This week those of us
who have time off are enjoying a
nice vacation, while the children are
having lots of fun with the toys
Santa brought them. This is also a
week for holiday get togethers with
many people visiting friends and
relatives to wish them season’s
greetings.
LITTLE STE-
PHANIE}
PINENO is doing §
a great job help-
ing her grandpa
Gil Tough with
commercials for
Blue Cross. Ste-
phanie is the
daughter of Jon
and Linda Pineno :
of Lehman.
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THE CENTURY CLUB of King’s
College held its annual Christmas
party recently at the college. Exec-
utive board members from the Back
Mountain enjoying the festive eve-
ning inlcuded Dennis and Nancy
Garvey, and Shirley and Jim Regan
of Dallas.
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MR. AND MRS. RALPH F.
WAGNER, Harveys Lake, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Rhea Marie to Edward Patrick
Mr. Everett is a graduate of
Greater Nanticoke Area High
School and is attending the Univer-
sity of Kentucky, Lexington, where
he is majoring in mathematics. He
will also graduate in May, 1986 with
a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Mathematics.
The couple will be married in Our
Lady of Victory Church, Harveys
Lake, June 21, 1986.
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A FEW WEEKS BEFORE
CHRISTMAS while visiting my
daughter, Nancy, who was a patient
at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, I
ran into Miss Jessica Thomas, one
of my former teachers from Lake-
Lehman High School. I can honestly
say that she was by far one of the
finest teachers that I ever had, and
I know that my love of reading
stems from her fine teaching abili-
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ties. It was a pleasure seeing her
again.
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THERE IS A TREMENDOUS
PUSH on this year through the
media to avoid drinking and driv- i
ing. Drinking slows down reflexes,
and with the nasty weather we have Bs
been experiencing, it just isn’t a
good idea to drive after a few
drinks. On New Year’s Eve, when
lots of people will be taking a drink,
try to make some prior arrange-
ments to have a non-drinker drive
or hire a taxi to take you home. In
this way you can party as much as
you wish, and not even have to think
about the drive home.
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TO ALL MY ‘READERS, best
wishes for a wonderful year filled
with the best of everything, good
health, peace and prosperity, Happy
New Year!
Dallas plant employees of Native
Textiles and their guests attended
the annual Christmas party Satur-
day, Dec. 14. Approximately 130
people were present for a buffet
dinner at the Irem Temple Country
Club. Remarks were given by Wil-
liam Paculavich, plant manager;
Pat Specialetti, business agent,
Sr., Richard Monroe, Ben Turner,
Larry Wolfe, Tony Leptuck; 20 3
years, Al Russell, Naomi Davis, §
Eva Steltz; 15 years, Ed Adamitz, i
Dan Sluzele, Martin Montigney,
Leonard Adamitz; Joe Kpaitula,
Bernadine Yuscellis, Ruth Cragle,
Marlyn Marr; 10 years, Tony
Drago, Doris Schooléy, Ida Zabin-
) TEN STATE CORRECTIONAL Everett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ell- Penna. Keystone Joint Board, i.
b & 3 Ary hi I Tass Jony 2 BACK MOUNTAIN WIDOWS EMPLOYEES and one county cor- sworth Everett, Mocanaqua. ACTWU; oa James Putnam, vice i
Jackson Road. Shavertown and ClUB ‘ill not meet in January and rectional employee who have com- Miss Wagner is the grand- president-tricot operations, Native
Shirley M James of 181 Winter St. February. pleted three weeks of basic training daugther of the late Mr. and Mrs. Textiles. Dancing was to the music
Pittston, has arrived for duty with ° at the Pennsylvania Department of Joseph J. Balchun, Wilkes-Barre. of Mr. G and the Gentlemen. Betty McDonald
the 109th Military Police Compan A CHRISTMAS PARTY was held Corrections’ Eastern Training Acad- Miss Wagner is a graduate of = Employees honored with service owner
RC rary Pany, at the home of Richard and Debbie emy in Dallas. Lakelehman High School and is awards during 1985 were as follows:
| Ta ; : Lazovich, of Smith Pond Road, Among them was Charles A. Calk- attending Luzerne County Commu- 35 years, Tom Bogdon; 30 years,
_ James, a military police special- jackson Twp. Those attending were ins, a plumber instructor at the nity College where she is majoring Nora Wolfe; 25 years, Dan Miller,
ist, was previously assinged at Fort Mr. and mrs. Ronald Pashinski, and State Correctional Institution at in Secretarial Science and Word NUMBER
Hood, Texas. family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swel- Dallas. Processing. She will graduate in (———
His wife, Patricia, is the daughter gin, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rex, Mr. The employees received certifi- May, 1986 with an Associate’s
| of June Compton, Wilkes-Barre. Donald Swelgin and Miss Susan cates of completion during ceremo- Degree in Secretarial Science Tech- 7A { 4 SHOP
i The private is a 1981 graduate of Dodson. nies at the State Correctional Insti- nology. « EW 9 W. Northempton St
Bishop Hoban High School, Wilkes- -0- tution at Dallas on December 20. EO oxy {mer S. Franklin §t)
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