Jennifer Van Flett.
BIRTHS
(The following Back Mountain
couples have announced births
during the past week:)
MILTON AND CARLE WELTER,
RD 2, Box 362A, Dallas, a daughter,
Monday, April 7.
DEAN AND TAMMY RATTIGAN,
149 Mt. Airy Road, Shavertown, a
son, Friday, April 4.
JOHN AND KIM MILLER, 41 W.
Center Street, Shavertown, a son,
Friday, April 4.
RALPH AND LINDA SHREVE,
46 Hilltop Drive, Shavertown, a son,
Sunday, April 7.
DR. JULIE DOSTAL AND
SAMUEL RHODES, Dallas, a
daughter, Tuesday, April 8.
CARL AND DONNA YACHIM,
Box 197 Lakeside Dr., Harvey’s
Lake, a daughter, Friday, April 11.
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The search is on for the 1986
Prince Charming and Cinderella.
Young men andwomen, high school
seniors to age 26, are invited to
participate in the nation’s largest
and most prestigious talent search
in the country.
This unique concept of selecting
finalists for a national competition
by video tape gives every outstand-
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opportunity to participate. The top
five male and top five female final-
ists selected by video tape will win
an all-expense paid week at the
Hyatt Regency Hotel in Miami,
Florida for competition. Prizes
include ‘a new car for the male
winner and female winner, a $500
educational savings bond, their
photos will appear in press materi-
als, and on the cover of Pageantry
Magazine, a trip to the 1987 Interna-
tional Finals, an all expense Carib-
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Disney World-Epcot Center and
more.
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write: International Productions
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3689, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70821,
(504) 344-7628. Entry deadline is
May 15, 1986.
Club to meet
The Book Club of the Back Moun-
tain Memorial Library. will meet
Monday April 21, at 1:30 p.m. at the
library.,
Jo Bonham, secretary, will give
the treasurers report and talk about
some new books. Nancy Kozemchak
will have an assortment of the
newest book club books on hand. At
the May meeting Robbie Moore will
talk about Mitchner’s book
will report on the contingency fund.
Tea will be served, guests are
welcome.
People
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E. Swingle of 18 N. Main St.,
Shavertown; has graduated from
the U.S." Air Force Morse systems
operator course at Keesler Air
Force Base, Miss.
Graduates .of . the 21-week course
studied international morse code,
the operation of electronic commu-
nications monitoring systems, and
earned credits toward an associate
degree in applied science through
the Community College of the Air
Force.
Swingle was an honor graduate of
the course.
He is a 1985 graduate of Dallas
Senior High School.
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THE ART INSTITUTE OF
PITTSBURGH is pleased to
announce that James M. O’Connell,
of Box 273-4, RD 3, Orange Rd. in
Dallas made the Dean’s List for the
fall quarter. James is majoring in
Visual Communication.
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh is
a two-year commercial design
school with majors in Visual Com-
munication, Photography, Interior
AIP offers an Associate in Special-
ized Technology Degree and is
accredited by the Accrediting Com-
mission of the National Association
of Trade and Technical Schools.
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ARMY STAFF SGT. KENNETH
B. KUDERKA, son of Raymond A.
and Jennie F. Kuderka, of RD 3,
Dallas, was involved in a NATO-
sponsored exercixe by participating
in the Army’s return of forces to
Germany (REFORGER) and the
Air Force’s Crested Cap exercises.
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Kuderka is a tank commander
with the 3rd Infantry Division in
West Germany.
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ARMY SGT. 1ST CLASS ROBERT
SHEPHARD, son of Daisy B. She-
phard of 5040 Mauss Hill Road,
Yonges Island, S.C., has arrived for
duty with the 124th Signal Battalion,
Fort Carson, Colo.
His wife, Tonya, is the daughter
of Gloria Adams of 43 White Birch
Village, Dallas.
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MATTHEW 'REINERT, Lake-
Lehman Sophomore, has been
selected as the Lake-Lehman’s rep-
resentative to attend the Hugh
O’Brien Youth Leadership Seminar.
Matt, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Reinert, has been an honor student
and is active in extra curricular
activities.
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‘SIXTY-SIX STUDENTS were
named to the Academic High Honor
Roll and Academic Honor Roll at
Wyoming Seminary Lower School,
Forty Fort, for the second term of
the 1985-86 school year.
Back Mountain residents named
to the Academic High Honor Roll
are David Choi, Dall s, fifth grade;
Keven Fatemi, Shavertown, fifth
grade; Corine Casterline, Dallas,
sixth grade; Jane Oh, Dallas, sev-
enth grade; Matthew Shea, Dallas,
eighth grade; Joanna Garbush,
Shavertown, eighth grade.
Back Mountain residents named
to the Academic Honor Roll are
Laura D’Anca, Shavertown, fifth
grade; Cameron Graham, Shaver-
town, fifth grade; Laurel Moore,
Shavertown, fifth grade; Stephen
Rosenthal, Dallas, fifth grade;
Gregory Choi, Shavertown, sixth
grade; Nathanael Craige, Shaver-
town, sixth grade; Barrett Feld-
man, Shavertown, sixth grade;
grade; Patricia Sordoni, Harveys
Lake, sixth grade; Allyson Turner,
Shavertown, sixth grade. Lt
Also, Amy Brown, Dallas, seventh
grade; Steven Chang, Dallas, sev-
enth grade; Courtney Feldman,
Shavertown, seventh grade; Brian
Koo, Dallas, seventh grade; Lynell
Krasner, Harveys Lake, eighth
grade; and Gianna Santarelli,
Dallas, eighth grade.
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. EIGHTY-TWO STUDENTS from
Wyoming Seminary College Prepa-
ratory School, Kingston, have been
named to the Dean’s List High
Honors and Dean’s List for the
second term of the 1985-86 school
year.
Back Mountain residents named
to the Dean’s List with High Honors
are John Aponick, Shavertown;
Christina Caputo, Shavertown;
Eugene Choi, Shavertown; Andrew
Merrill, Shavertown; Douglar
Turner, Shavertown; Yoom Mi
Chang, Dallas; Juliana Koo, Dallas;
Milton, Mitchell, Dallas; Matthew
Quinn; and Anthony Stallone,
Dallas.
Back Mountain residents named
to the Dean’s List are Jennifer
Banks, Dallas; Amy John, Dallas;
Eric Mahler, Dallas; Eric May,
Dallas; Carlo Sabatini, Dallas; Ter-
rell Smith, Dallas; Jennifer Wil-
liams, Dallas; Guyler Gutstein,
Shavertown; Andrew McCann,
Shavertown; Eric Moore, Shaver-
town; Gregory Turner, Shavertown;
and Kathryn Quick, Harveys Lake.
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LAYAWAYS
Open House held
BEST WISHES to Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller, Shavertown on the
birth of their son Jonathon Donald
who was born on April 4. Jonathan’s
three lovely sisters are just thrilled
with his arrival.
SINCERE
SYMPATHY is
extended to the
family of John
Sidler who passed
away this week. |
Both John and his
wife Anna, are
well known by alt
alumni from the
Lake-Lehman KINGSBURY
School District where they both
taught for a number of years.
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EILEEN CONNOLLY, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Connolly
and Frank M. Férrari III, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Ferrari, Jr.
were recently married in Our: Lady
of Victory Church, Msgr. Francis A.
Kane performed the double ring
ceremony.
Mrs. Ferrari is a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School and
Bloomsburg State College, where
Degree in Communications. She is
employed as a property manager
for F.M. Ferrari Investments,
Verona, N.J.
Mr. Ferrari is a graduate of
Verona High School and Plymouth
State College, N.H. where he
received ‘a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Marketing. He is the
president and general partner of
F.M. Ferrari Investments, Verona.
Following a wedding trip to the
Italian Alps and the French Riviera,
the couple will reside in Verona.
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LAST WEEKEND my husband
and I spent the weekend near Lew-
isburg. That is a lovely area and we
had a very nice time. One thing that
I noted as we passed a local fire
house was that this weekend they
would be holding a ham and dande-
lion supper. I found this very intri-
guing. I have never eaten dandelion
greens, but I understand that many
people just love this very available
delicacy.
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REV. AND MRS. JOHN SS.
PRATER, Jessee Road, Plymouth,
have announced the engagement of
their daughter Debra to Guy C.
Zehner, son of Mrs. Gloria Zehner,
RD 1, White Haven and Mr. Charles
Zehner, 713 Towanda St.; White
Haven.
Miss Prater is a graduate of
Wilkes College, summa cum laude
where she received a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Biology and a
Master of Science Degree in Biology
Education. She is employed ‘at
Wilkes College as the Director of
the Academic Support Center.
Mr. Zehner is a graduate of
Wilkes College with a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Biology and is
presently attending The Culinary
Institute of America, Hyde Park,
N.Y. He will graduate in June with
an Associate’s Degree in Occupa-
tional Studies.
The couple will exchange vows
November 1 in Prince of Peace
Church, Dallas.
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THE CHILDREN’S ROOM of the
Back Mountain Memorial Library
has received several generous con-
tributions.
Due to the generosity of Ralph K.
Garrahan in memory of Ruth H.
Garrahan and Mary E. (Garry)
Stewart and Robert J. Scovell,
daughters, Christine and Susan and
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Walling in
memory of Janet Walling Scovell,
the children’s room has been redec-
orated, new shelves, tables and
chairs have been added and litera-
ture and audio-visual materials
have been purchased.
Personally, I. can think of no
greater memorial than helping chil-
dren learn to enjoy the library and
providing them with fine books to
read. ERE
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NURSING STUDENTS, faculty
and members of the Nursing Honor
Society of College Misericordia are
planning the second annual Out-
standing Nursers Lectureship April
18 at Merrick Hall at 6:30 p.m.
Topic of the guest speaker Dr. Lucie
Young Kelly, R.N. will be ‘“Mentor-
ing and Networking; Advancing the
Profession.”
(Joan Kingsbury is a Back Moun-
tain resident whose column appears
weekly in The Dallas Post.)
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