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The Scouts and Explorers of
Troop and Post 232 of Heaven Gate,
Dallas, has been acting on holiday
feelings even though it’s not the
holiday season.
Since last May the young men and
women of the Troop and Post have
been volunteering at the St. Vincent
De Paul Soup Kitchen in Wilkes-
Barre.
They have served food, stacked
cans, cleaned up, helped repair
things and run food drives. All 30 of
the scouts from the Troop and Post
have worked at one job or another
at the kitchen.
Three Eagle Scout Candidates
designed separate proejcts to aid
the Soup Kitchen and its clients.
Each project drew on the talents
and abilities of different age groups
within the Troop and Post.
Nathan Kelley has coordinated
food collection as his Eagle Scout
project. Robert Skursky has coordi-
nated teams who serve food and
clean up after the meal. James
Strange has coordianted food stack-
ing and clean-up fix-up teams.
Hundreds of hours of volunteer
service have been contributed
through the efforts of the Scouts and
Explorers in these service teams:
Sumner Bachman, David Casey,
Steve Chabala, Mike Dzanko, Ron
Fitch, Jim Fry, Walter Fry, Jim
Gialanella, Joe Hudak, Aaron
Kelley, John Kristan, Chris Kuhar,
Alan Landis, John Mitchell, Robert
Rowlands, Sean Kerpovich, Jarrett
Rittenhouse, Sam Wilkes, Shane
Elizabeth Williames,
Michelle Farris, Debbie Davenport,
Katherine Fader, Lee D. Williames,
Eric Williams, David Wojcie-
chowski, Andrew Yencha, David
Larkin and Jeff Malik. Additional
assistance was rendered by Mr. Al
Landis, Mrs. Frances Williames,
Mr. Evan Williams, Mr. Robert
Skursky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kelley, Mr. Dave Wojciechowski,
and Dr. Lee Williames the Scout-
master.
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March 2.
Justice and Delinquency.
Upcoming film dates are:
16 - “The Family Under Fire-
Heritage.”
Navy Seaman Recruit Hugh R.
Boyes, son of Ralph and Peggy L.
Anthony of 68 Country Club Road,
Dallas, has completed recruit train-
ing at Naval Recruit Training Com-
mand Great Lakes, Ill.
During Boyes’ eight week training
cycle, he studied general military
subjects designed to prepare him
for further academic and on-the-job
training in one of the Navy's 85
basic fields.
Boyes’ studies included seaman-
ship, close order drill, Naval history
and first aid. Personnel who com-
plete this course of instruction are
eligible for three hours of college
credit in Physical Education and
Hygiene.
A 1985 graduate of Dallas Senior
High School, he joined the Navy in
January 1985.
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Navy Seaman Recruit John R.
Irish Cabaret set
The Seventh Annual Cabaret for
the benefit of the International Irish
Teachers Program at King’s Col-
lege will be held from 7:30 p.m. to
midnight, Feb. 16, at Gus Genetti’s
Best Western Motor Inn.
Tickets are $5 and can be
obtained from the Allied Health
Department at King’s and from
local Irish groups. Tickets will also
be available at the door.
The Cabaret will feature the
music of Pat Roper and the Gene
Boylan Combo, food and a cash bar.
Karen Harch, co-anchor of
WNEP-TV’s 6 p.m. and 11 p.m.
“Newswatch 16” newscasts, will be
honored at the Cabaret for her
participation and assistance in last
year’s Irish Teachers program.
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the N.P.W. Clinic
Alzheimer's Disease Victim.
daytime hours to help
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Memorial Highway, Dallas
"Qur Early Bird Special”
(Cut & Style Included) $2800
Call 675-9789
Ann Walsh of Dallas
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-8; Sat. 8-3
wk
Pashinski, son of Edward M. Pash-
inski of 34 E. Ridge St., Shavertown,
has completed recruit training at
Recruit Training Command, Great
Lakes, Ill.
During Pashinski’s eight-week
training cycle, he studied general
military subjects designed to pre-
pare him for further academic and
on-the-job training in one of the
Navy'’s 85 basic fields.
Pashinski’s studies included sea-
manship, close order drill, Naval
history and first aid. Personnel who
complete this course of instruction
are eligible for three hours of col-
lege credit in Physical Education
and Hygiene.
He joined ‘the Navy in October
1985.
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Wayne J. Miller has joined North-
eastern Bank of Pennsylvania as
group vice president and director of
marketing announced by David L.
Tressler, chairman of the board and
Cupid Zhedals
BIRTHSTONE
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IDENTIFICATION
BRACELETS
Osfar ROTH
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Harveys Lake Hwy.
Dallas, Pa.——
chief executive officer.
Mr. Miller was senior vice presi-
dent and director of marketing at
Mid-State Bank, Altoona, Pa. and
previously had been marketing liai-
son officer with Midlantic Banks,
Inc. of New Jersey. He received a
B.A. from Montclair State College,
and an M.A. from New York Uni-
versity and an M.B.A. from /Fair-
leigh Dickinson University.
Active in professional and com-
munity organizations, Mr. Miller is
a member of the Bank Marketing
Association, the BMA Tri-State
Chapter, the American Marketing
Association; a member of the board
of directors and executive commit-
tee of the United Way of Blair
County; member of the Community
Advisor Board of WPSX-TV (Uni-
versity Park); lay representative of
the National Association of Public
Television Stations; member of the
Altoona Mayor’s Advisory Council
on the Arts; member, board of
directors, Bedford Springs Perform-
ing Arts Festival; and member,
board of trustees, Southern Alleghe-
nies Museum of Art.
Miller has served as an instructor
at the Pennsylvania School of Bank-
ing, Bucknell University and St.
Francis College in Loretto.
Miller and his wife, Mary Lou
presently reside in Hollidaysburg,
Pa. and they plan to relocate to the
area in the near future.
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