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HOLLY ANN PELTON of 10
Gordon Street, Dallas, was recently
inducted into membership in Tau
Beta Sigma, a National Honorary
Sorority for College Bandswomen.
Holly is presently a junior at Mans-
field University where she is a
saxophone major in the Music Edu-
cation curriculum.
The purposes of Tau Beta Sigma
include honoring outstanding colle-
giate bandswomen, creating leader-
ship opportunities, promoting appre-
ciation of bands among the public,
and to provide worthwhile band-
related activities.
Holly, who has been elected to the
Gamma Chi Chapter at Mansfield,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Reese E. Pelton of Dallas, and a
1983 graduate of Dallas High School.
NAVY CONSTRUCTIONMAN
PAUL D. DEMBOWSKI, a 1982
graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School, Lehman has completed a
basic engineering aid course:
During this 12-week course con-
ducted at Naval Construction Train-
ing Center, Gulfport, MS, Dem-
bowski was provided with the basic
knowledge and skills required of
engineering aids.
His studies were centered on
basic drafting techngiues; blueprint
reading; basic surveying; topog-
raphic surveying; and road, build-
ing and utility layout. He also
reviewed algebra, geometry and
trigonometry.
He joined the Navy in June 1985.
DAVID A. CORBY, JR., son of
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Corby, Sr. of
RD 1, Box 359AA, Dallas, enlisted in
the United States Air Force recently
according to Staff Sergeant Keith
Purdy, Air Force Recruiter for the
Scranton area.
Upon successfully completing the
Air Force's six weeks basic military
training at Lackland Air Force
Base, Texas, David will receive
training as a fuel specialist.
David is a 1985 graduate of Tunk-
hannock Area High School.
David will be earning credits
toward and associate degree in
applied sciences through the Com-
munity College of the Air Force
while attending basic and other Air
Force technical training schools.
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AIR FORCE RESERVE MAJ.
CARL E. KASCHENBACH III, son
of Carl E. Kaschenbach Jr. of RD 2,
Dallas, has been decorated with the
Meritorious Service Medal in Wyo-
ming, Pa.
(The following Back Mountain
couples have applied for marriage
licenses with the Marriage License
Bureau of Luzerne County: )
JAMES H. IDE, 995 Schooley
Ave., Exeter, to JOY C. LINCOLN,
Box 82, R.D. 6, Dallas.
PATRICK J. MAZZACCARO, 131
W. Mount Airy Rd., Shavertown, to
KAREN M. POWERS, 1118 Susque-
hanna Ave., West Pittston.
FRANK HODLE, 65 E. Center St.,
Shavertown, to LYNN KOMSKI, 65
E. Center St., Shavertown.
BRIAN E. GALLAGHER, 328
Charles St., Luzerne, to SUZANNE
B. WILLIAMS, 150 E. Franklin St.,
Shavertown.
RANDY A. LECHLEITNER, R.D.
1, Stillwater, to KIMBERLY ANN
SAXE, R.D. 1, Sweet Valley.
HOMER B. MOYER, 13 Birch Hill
Lane, Dallas, to RUTH D. BOWEN,
Box 96, R.D. 3, Wyoming.
DAVID PAUL SETZER, 163 Madi-
son St., Wilkes-Barre, to SUSAN
MARIE FITZGERALD, R.D. 1, Box
160, Dallas.
Births
The following Back Mountain cou-
ples announce births during the past
week:
PHILLIPS, ROBERT and
CAROL, RD 2 Box 401, Dallas, a
son, March 1.
FORTE, LOUIS and LYNNE, 197
S. Memorial Highway, Trucksville,
a son, March 2.
TUCKER, CHRISTINE and
JAMES, 35 Harris Hill Road,
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ALYSE MARIE TADDEI
One year old
Alyse Marie Taddei, daughter of
Ricky and Terry Taddei of Wyo-
ming celebrated her first birthday
on Sunday, March 2.
Ricky Taddei is the owner of
Taddei’s Back Mountain Transmis-
sion Service; located on Lower
Demunds Road in Fernbrook.
Alyse’s grandparents are Mr. and
mrs. Asa Ellsworth of Larksville
and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Taddei
of Wyoming. Alyse’s great-grand-
mother is Margaret Troy of Exeter.
A small party was given in
Alyse’s honor.
With Jean Hillard
ARLINE BERGEVIN, Joseph
Street, Dallas, is in a lot of discom-
fort and has knee injuries following
a two-car accident near thé Wyo-
ming Valley Mall last Thursday.
Mrs. Bergevin was treated and
released from General Hospital,
however she is bedridden at home.
Most of you will know her from
Gino’s Shoe Store in Dallas, where
both she and her daughter, Sue,
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Beverly’s head ;
went through the |
windwhield and
her knees took
the brunt of the
impact as she
was hit head on
by another Dallas
resident, Kath-
leen Gelso, who
was treated at
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GEORGE AND JUDY SCHALL of
Bulford Road, Shavertown, have
returned home after a couple of
weeks in Florida. This was their
first trip to Florida without the
children so it was a new experience
in some ways — totally relaxing
with no time limits to meet — just
fun, sun and a good time. Sporting a
beautiful tan, Judy reports tempera-
tures were perfect, the lowest in the
evenings being in the 70’s.
BRAD AND DAVE BRYANT
have returned home to their fami-
lies in Dallas and Harveys Lake
after spending nearly two months in
self employed in the recreational
vehicle business and when work got
slow in the Poconos at Eagle Lakes
where they are most of the year,
they moved on with the motor
homes to Vacation Land, Florida.
Welcome back. I know your families
missed you very much and so did
your friends.
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MRS. ROSE M. GULA of Joseph
Street, Dallas has returned home
after spending two weeks in Florida
also. Mrs. Gula was traveling with
her brother and sister-in-law from
the Philadelpia area. This was her
first time to go to Florida so it was
a very interesting and happy experi-
ence for her. ;
Mrs. Gula, a teacher at Meyers
High School, especially enjoyed vis-
iting the Tupperware plant. It was a
very interesting tour and had a lake
to fish for the sportsman plus many
points of interest. It was located in
Kissimee, Florida. In Orlando, the
highlight was Disneyworld and
Epcot Center. She also reports the
weather was beautiful.
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FRANK AND ALICE SAVAGE,
Windsor Drive, Dallas, spent a
couple weeks in Houston, Texas
visiting their son and daughter-in-
law. The Savages enjoyed weather
that was in the 90’s most of the
time. In their sight seeing tours, one
of the most memorable was a stage
show on ice featuring Dorothy
Hamil, Ty Babalonia and Randy
Gardner. Alice is also wearing a
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NICK AND CATHY WALTOS,
Haddonfield Hills, Dallas, spent all
last week in the Bahamas. The
flew to the Island of rest and
relaxation where they enjoyed the
sunshine and a rest.
Beautiful tans, all rested up, the
Waltos are ready to get back in the
routine at home again. A beaufiful
scent “Bahama Franzipani” fills
the air in, our house tonight, a
Bahamian perfume the Waltos
brought back for me. It’s so nice,
thanks so much.
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THE PROUD PARENTS, Lisa
and David Lee Willamson announce
the birth of their first child, a little
girl, Megan Jean, born March 3 at
Nesbitt Hospital. Little Megan
entered the world on her mommy’s
21st birthday, what a birthday
present.
Lisa is the former Lisa Pglianite,
daughter of Joseph and Irma Pag-
lianite and the late Mary Jean
Paglianite of Dallas. This is
grandpa Joe’s (Grotto Pizza) first
grandchild and Great Aunt Jane
and Uncle Paul Gritman’s first
great niece. What a lucky baby to
be born into such a nice family.
Congratulations to all of you and
best of luck with your new baby
girl, Lisa and Dave. Maternal great-
grandmother is Mrs. Marcella Puli-
eri of Wilkes-Barre.
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TERRI RITTENHOUSE, daugh-
ter of Donald and Shirley Ritten-
house, was almost a birthday
present 12 years ago to her Dad
(Peanuts) Donald. Terri was born
on the 13th, her dad celebrates his
day on the 12th. Special birthday
wishes go to Peanuts and Terri
from wife and mother, Shirley, who
reports Peanuts is celebrating the
big 40 this year. An ice cream-cake
party was held to celebrate both
birthdays on Sunday.
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TONY SILVERSTEEN, Sutton
Hills, Shavertown, reports she saw
the first sign of spring in our Back
Mountain. Peeping out of the ground
in her very own yard is the long
awaited flower the crocus. It’s like
music to our ears to hear “crocus
and daffodils” are peeping through,
it only means one thing - Spring! !
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DAFFODILS ARE HERE this
week. If you ordered some, remem-
ber to pick up your “bunch of life.”
If you didn’t order in advance, you
can buy over the counter at several
stores in the Back Mountain Area.
These beautiful yellow spring flow-
ers have a dual purpose, the fight
against cancer being the main one,
beauty the second.
There are 10 daffodils in a bunch
and they are only $3.00 a bunch. Put
them in bud vases and you can get
10 happy displays that way. If you
work, put one on your desk or on
your counter. Share your concern
for the deadly disease, show you
care.
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MARCH 15 — Remember this is
Federation Day at Boscov’s. A per-
centage of all monies taken in at
Boscov’s that day is donated to the
Luzerne County Federation of
Women’s Clubs to benefit the Amer-
ican Diabetes Association.
Every floor has something special
added to it for the day by one of the
20 woman’s clubs in Luzerne
County. There are information
booths set up so if you can’t locate
something ask. These volunteers
are also club women hoping to
make your day easier.
(Jean Hillard is a Back Mountain
resident whose column appears in
The Dallas Post every week.)
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