Parents night out
More than 160 parents, faculty members and special guests
attended the annual Wyoming Seminary Lower School
Parents’ Association dinner recently at the Westmoreland
Club, Wilkes-Barre. This year's dinner marked the 34th
anniversary of the organization, which serves as a liaison
between parents and school administrators. Those attending
the event included, first row, from left to right: Mrs. Wook
Hun Koo, Dallas, dinner co-chairman; Mrs. Robert Aben,
Harveys Lake, dinner chairman; Mrs. Paul Kanjorski,
Nanticoke, president of the Parents’ Association; and Mrs.
Wallace F. Stettler, Kingston. Back row, Carmen M. Marnell,
dean of the Lower School; John Melesky, associate dean of
the Lower School; and Dr. Wallace F. Stettler, president of
Wyoming Seminary.
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The Ertley Car Show was a spec-
tacular event. There were cars
hanging from the ceilings, and
ramps with cars on them so you
could look out or look down and
enjoy the ‘suspended look’ of all
those autos.
It was a beautiful show, if you
: A} didn’t see a car
that fit your
fancy then you
weren’t looking
for one. The
price was
there, any
price so one
had to fit your
pocketbook.
a For the ‘‘jet
HILLARD set” there were
sport cars for the students there
were used cars in excellent condi-
tion, and for the executive there
were Cadillacs and Mercedes Benz,
and for anyone there were all those
in between. If you missed it, you
really missed a neat experience.
From all those ‘‘sold” signs in the
windows I'd say the Ertley Dealer-
ship had a successful unusual show,
so everyone benefited.
Sonny Smith of Monroe Ave.,
Dallas, has an ‘‘unusual”’ evening
on Saturday night at the Country
Club. Sonny was presented with a
beautiful desk set on the 20th year
of his service to the Dallas Fire and
Laser specialist
Dr. Martin Freifeld, a Back
Mountain resident, is
involved in a new surgical
technique at Nesbitt Memo-
rial Hospital's newly estab-
lished Laser Surgery Center.
Ambulance Association. There
aren’t too many men who give 20
years of service to their local fire
company as a volunteer. Congratu-
lations Sonny, the community bene-
fits from men like yourself.
Also receiving special recognition
at the Dallas Fire and Ambulance
Association banquet Saturday night
was Mayor Paul LaBar of Dallas.
The ambulance went out on 479 calls
during th year and Paul was on
more than 245 of those. It takes a
very special person to make himself
available for 245 volunteer ambul-
ance calls in a year. It’s people like
these two men who are always
ready to help when the need arises.
Congratulations!
Two weeks ago I gold you about
the snowmobiling trip Jack and
Jacquie Robbins and family spent in
Vermont. I've learned their trip
turned out to be a horrendous expe-
rience. Jacquie hit a tree with her
snowmobile, broker her leg, had to
be flown home to Nesbitt Hospital
where she had surgery and a pin in
the leg this past week. Jacquie we
sure hope you heal fast and com-
pletely, I can’t imagine you not
hurrying around all the time.
Today is the last day to register
for the soccer club indoor clinic to
be held Feb. 27th, 6 to 9 at Dallas
Twp. gym. Call Sandy Richardson
675-2311 or Carole Morris 696-1343
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for info and registration. The clinic
will be held weekly for 6 weeks. Call
today if interested.
Mary and Bill Griffin of Orchard
View Terrace, Dallas and Ka: and
Don Walsh of Sutton Road, S.iaver-
town, have been enjoying a two
week cruise. We hope you had a
very enjoyable vacation. Mary is
owner of the recently opened ‘‘Grif-
fin Real Estate” office in Dallas.
Cynthia Lee Dymond and Jeffrey
Paul Krause were united in mar-
riage at the Dallas Methodist
Church. Cindy is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dymond of
Beumont and Jeff is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Krause of Plym-
outh Twp. Following their reception
they left on a wedding trip to North
Carolina. Both Cindy and Jeff are
employed at Stapinski’s in Dallas.
Congratulations from all of us. May
your life be filled with love and
happiness.
Betty and Bill Hanna, Wyoming
Ave., Dallas, had the worst phone
call recently any parents would
wish to hear. Their daughter,
Janice, who lives in Lansdale with
her husband and 7 children lost
their home to a fire. Janice had
gone out and upon returning found
her home burned to the ground,
everything they own totally lost.
The children were all out of the
house and no one was hurt but they
Nice nurse
Margo Swan, R.N., Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital Edu-
cation Department instruc-
tor, was named ‘‘Extra-Spe-
cial Person (ESP) of the
Year’ by fellow employees.
have nothing. Five of the seven
children are now here in Dallas with
their grandparents, Bill and Betty
Hanna. They need our help, espe-
cially for clothing, since seven chil-
dren with nothing is not even some-
thing we can comprehend trying to
replace. Winter coats, shoes, slacks,
sweaters, anything you will share
please call Betty Hanna at 675-1243.
If you have things you'd like picked
up call Betty or myself, we will get
them. Children ages and sizes are 2
girls age 5% size 5 or 6, and age 12
size 12. The boys are 2 years, size 3
or 4, 6 years size 7, 10 years size 12,
13 years, size 16 or 18. and 15 years
size 18 or men’s small. Janice wears
a ladies 9-10 and her husband wears
large size shirts. Please help if you
can.
Janice Lightcap of Oak Hill is
showing signs of winter as she
wears a cast on her arm. Mrs.
Lightcap slipped and fell on the ice
fracturing her arm. She said she
didn’t feel alone at all while in the
hospital getting xrays since there
were six other people waiting also,
each had broken a limb by falling
on the ice. Hope your arm heals fast
and to all be careful!
Mrs. Anna Bell of Lehigh Street,
Shavertown remains a patient in
General Hospital. Mrs. Bell also
needs our cards and prayers, and
get well wishes.
Pageant entrant
Miss Amy Lynn Mazur, 15,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Mazur, of Dallas,
will compete in the Miss
T.E.E.N. Pageant of Penn-
sylvania in July.
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