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Program held
Members of Girl Scout Troops 640 and 641 recently gathered to participate in a seatbelt safety
program. Corporal Pat Higgins of Troop P, Pennsylvania State Police, Wyoming, conducted the
| program for the Scouts. Shown here, from left, first row, Christine Dinger, Allison Stubb, Melissa
Kozlowski, Adrienne Mirosian, Becky Sutton, Kim Gaylord, Kevin Gaylord. Second row, Cpl. Pat
Higgins, Jenny Conrad, Diane Alters, Kelly Komsisky, Christy Maskalis, Winter Rusiloski,
Jennifer Marchakitus.
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Fries honored
‘Miss Kiersten Fries, Dallas, was honored recently for her dedication as drum major for the
Dallas High School Band by community member and Dallas supporter Mr. Bill Kubis. Mr. Kubis
presented Miss Fries with a photograph and plague. The photograph is one which Mr. Kubis had
taken while he was in attendance at an event where Kiersten and the band performed. The
plague accompanying the photo dedicates the award to her because she exemplifies Mr. Kubis'’
-motto of ‘‘confidence with determination.”’ Mr. Kubis made the presentation of the award,
which will be on display in the school’s trophy case, in the hopes that Kiersten’s example and
its recognition in this award night inspire future students to value and prize such standards of
excellence. Pictured at the awards ceremony, from left, are Dr. Thomas Cypher, District
Secondary Principal; Miss Fries, Mr. Kubis, Mr. Gerald Wycallis, Superintendent; Mrs. Grace
Reishus, mother of Miss Fries and Mr. Frank Galicki, Assistant Principal, Senior High School.
Snowdon Beauty Talks
with Rukh
to attend HOW TO TELL IF YOUR HAIR IS HURT
seminar
% It feels different - Just touch it, it feels
rough.
%* iW looks different - Your hair looks dull, it has
lost its shine.
* It's hard to manage -
It never looks the way
you want it to anymore. It just won't hold a
style.
Make your hair LOOK and FEEL better in two
Brent Snowdon, a sophomore at er asm haircut. A good all
Dallas Senior High School has been i Ts Ton ver
shaping will remove the dry ends.
2. Deep conditioning done weekly or bi-monthly
depending on the condition of the hair. Get a
professional treatment or do it at home. Use a
quality brand deep conditioner. Apply to clean
towel-dried hair, comb thru with Re toothed
comb. Wrap head with a wet hot towel, cover
with plastic, leave on % hour or 15 min. under
hairdryer. The heat causes the hair cuticle to
9 en so the conditioner can penetrate. More |
ut conditioners next week.
Ruth Crawford's
selected as the representative to
attend the Hugh O’Brien conference
on leadership in Lancaster, Pa.
Dallas selects a representative each
year based on their leadership abili-
ties to attend the conference.
Brent is a 4.0 student, a member
of the Gifted Program, and has
received NEDT Certificates in 9th
and 10th grade. He was involved in
8 the fall school play, and is active in
31 soccer and tennis programs.
i Brent is active in fund raising
activities outside of the school set-
ting. He has done volunteer -work
for Muscular Dystrophy and the FERNBROOK PLAZA, ROUTE 309, DALLAS, PA
Cancer Society.
Brent is the son of Mr: and Mrs.
Richard Snowdon, 18 Skyline Drive,
Dallas.
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WYOMING VALLEY has become
an area with great ecumenical
spirit during the recent Christmas
holidays, members and friends of
B’nai B-rith under the spiritual
leadership of Rabbi Arnold Shevlin
spent Christmas Day working in
General Hospital’s Hospitality Shop
so that regular employees and vol-
unteers could spend the day with
their families.
I have also
noticed that
many area
churches = have |
donated funds to
St. Vincent De
Paul Soup
Kitchen. Regard-
less of denomina-
tion, it seems
area residents
are happy to help
each other. After-
all, isn’t that
what religion is all about?
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LAST WEEK our family decided
to take in a movie on Sunday
afternoon so we went to the mall
and enjoyed the who done it Clue.
This is really funny, and very mys-
terious until the last minutes of the
movie. Mystery lovers shouldn’t
miss it.
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WELCOME TO THE BACK
MOUNTAIN — Dr. Charles Brand
and Dr. Richard Coslett, who have
opened a Family Dental Care clinic
on Memorial Highway in Shaver-
town. Best of luck!
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BISHOP O’REILLY PARENTS
are working very hard to raise
additional funds for the high school.
Last weekend a dance featuring the
Poets, a group that performs a
rendition of 50’s songs, was held at
the Knights of Columbus home in
Luzerne. The dance was a sellout,
since many folks have seen The
ance on previous visits to the
Valley.
Additional upcoming fund raisers
for the school are a Night at the
Races on Feb. 1 and the annual
Spring Bazaar. Plan to attend, have
lots of fun and give Bishop O'Reilly
a little financial help.
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WITH SO MANY COLLEGES IN
OUR LOCALITY, we are able to
take advantage of many interesting
programs. Recently Penn State
Wilkes-Barre Campus, Lehman,
offered a micro-computer workshop.
Attending were Calliope Herman,
Katherine Wiener, Toby Grossman,
Barbara Sorber, Burton Bane,
Kevin Adolfson, Robert Howell, Jeff
Firmstone, John Chapple and
Robert Baseski. Michael Elias was
instructor.
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MY SINCERE BEST WISHES to
Christine Melovitz and her fiance
Donald Romanowski who have
announced a September wedding in
St. John’s Church, Larksville.
Chris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Melovitz, Larksville is a
graduate of West Side Vocational-
Technical School and Empire
Beauty School. She is employed at
Carol Eason’s beauty shop. (I can
that she is a great girl to have work
on your hair.)
Donald is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Romanowski, Exeter Town-
ship. A graduate of Wyoming Area
High School, he has completed
advanced courses at West Side Voc-
tional-Technical School. He is
employed by Pride Health Care,
Pittston.
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BEST WISHES to William D.
Michael and Marjorie Dorshefski
who were married Dec. 28 in
Lehman United Methodist Church.
Rev. Michael Shambora peformed
the ceremony. The couple is resid-
ing in Hunlock Creek.
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EIGHT SENIOR GIRLS from
Bishop O’Reilly High School
recently hosted a senior party at
Irem Temple Country Club. Back
Mountain hostesses included Larisa
Bergevin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Bergevin, Dallas; who was
escorted by Keith Hillard; Michele
Capone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Capone, Shavertown,
Ralph Cornell, Lehman, escorted by
Sean Doughtery; Joleen Dwojeski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dwojeski, Shavertown, escorted by
Pete O’Neil and Liz Burke, daugher
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burke,
Dallas, escorted by Mark Mullery.
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MR. AND MRS. DALE CAMP-
BELL, East 42nd St., Dallas,
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Miss Campbell is employed as a'-
programmer-analyst for Campbell’
Business Machines, Dallas. 2%
Mr. Blom is a graduate of Bishop
Hoban High School and is employed
by Bakery Delight, Plains.
An august wedding is planned. 11
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OUR SON, BILLY, a kindergarte=i
ner, is learning how to print. This
can be a very tedious process, sO:
whenever the chance arises, for:
instance when placing milk money:
in an envelope, I allow him to print:
what the money is for, thus giving:
him some practice.
One morning Billy picked up a
pen and began to write ‘Billy
Kingsbury, Milk Money, 25c¢’.
Everything went fine until he got to
the M’s. In a frantic voice he called’
to me, “Oh no! It’s turning into a:
W.” T rescued the M, and assured.
him that this could happen to’
anyone. Who says a six year old’s:
life is easy. il
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MR. AND MRS. HENRY YAN.
KOWSKI of Chase Manor, Shaver:
town, announce the engagement of,
their daughter June to William
Erikson III, son of Mr. and Mrs.’
William Erickson, Jr., Chadds Ford,
Pa. ~
Miss Yankowski is the grand-
daughter of of Mrs. Alex Kervalav-.
age, Wilkes-Barre. >
Miss Yankowski is a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School and the.
Pennsylvania University with a.
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Industrial Engineering. She is
employed with Armstrong World
Industries, Lancaster as an indus-
trial engineer.
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