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DALE S. BROWN, Pastor of the
Community Church of Dallas, was
recently ordained into the ministry
of Jesus Christ at the local church.
Pastor Brown attended University
of Cincinnati, and graduated from
Cedarville College with a B.A.
degree and from Grace Theological
Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind. with a
Master of Divinity degree.
Pastor Brown is originally from
Dayton, Ohio and is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Brown of Ohio.
He began his ministry at Commu-
nity Church of Dallas in December,
1984. He and his wife, Paula, and
son, David live at Church Street,
Dallas.
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AIR FORCE AIRMAN 1ST CLASS
LANCE E. TERKOWSKI, son of
Richard E. and Shirley A. Ter-
kowski of RD 2, Harveys Lake, has
participated in Team Spirit ’86, a
Republic of Korea-United States
Combined Forces Command ‘spon-
sored exercises held in South Korea.
Team Spirit ’86 was the 11th in an
annual series of combined-joint field
training exercises staged to
increase the defensive posture of
Republic of Korea and U.S. combat
and support forces.
The exercise involved forces sta-
tioned in South Korea, as well as
U.S. forces from other locations
within the Pacific Command and
the continental United States.
Terkowski is a radio communica-
tions specialist with the 2146th Infor-
mation Systems Group in South
Korea.
He is a 1983 graduate of Tunkhan-
nock Area High School.
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THE RELIEF SOCIETY, Home-
makers meeting, of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
met Tuesday, April 8, at the chapel.
The women this month tied a
baby quilt. They also made favors
for their upcoming brunch.
The women who attended and had
a good time were: Alene Harrison,
Gayle McPeek, Sue Ganoe, Gail
Kelley, Valeda Frantz, Rose King,
Kathrine Yutachek, and Gwen Siley.
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Susan Danchek as a new member.
Susan was baptized March 22 by
Charles Yutachek. Katherine Yuta-
chek gave a talk on baptism. Elder
Neubert sang a solo. Les Ganoe
gave a talk on the Holy Ghost.
Gayla Sube said the opening prayer.
Closing prayer was said by Sister
Brooke. Elder Neubert confirmed
Susan and she was welcomed into
the church by Joseph McPeek.
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LEWIS AND CORRIN STRITZIN-
GER of Plymouth proudly announce
the birth of a daughter Lisa Marie
on March 10, 1986.
Lisa Marie’s grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Stritzinger
of Shavertown and Emerson and
Barbara Clewell of West Nanticoke.
Lisa has two sisters, Becky and
Tina and two borthers, James and
Lewis, Jr. Lewis Jr. has just cele-
brated his second birthday on
March 2.
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PVT. 1ST CLASS BROCK A. BUL-
LOCK, son of Barbara Schall and
Robert Bullock, both of Dallas, has
completed basic training at Fort
Dix, N.J.
During the training, Students
received instruction in drill and
cermonies, weapons, map reading,
tactics, military courtesy, military
justice, first aid, and Army history
and traditions.
He is a 1982 graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, Lehman.
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RYAN GREGORY MARK was
baptised at the Idetown United
Methodist Church on March 16.
Ryan was born in Winter Park
Memorial Hospital, Winter Park,
Fla. on January 3, 1985.
His parents are Randall and
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Grandparents are Claire
Tomasco, Orange, Pa. Harold
Dymond of Mt. Pocono and Helen
Dymond, of Briarcrest, Pa.
Helen Dymond and sister Shirley
Mahle sang a specially adapted
song, ‘“‘God’s Greatest Gift.” Offici-
ating clergyperson was Rev.
Michael Shambora. A reception was
held at the home of Claire Tomasco.
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CRESCENDA MARIE LONG,
daughter of Jody and Dan Long of
Kenilworth, N.J. was baptised at
the Lehman United Methodist
Church on Sunday, March 23.
Crescenda Marie was born on
Nov. 11, 1985 at the Beth Israel
Hospital.
Mr. Long is a music teacher at
the David Bearley School in New
Jersey.
Sponsors for the infant were Ste-
phen and Denise Barski of Piscata-
way, N.J. Paternal grandparents
are Frank and Barbara Long of
Idetown. Maternal grandparents are
Betty and Richard F. Lowery of
Market St., Lehman, at whose home
a reception was held after the Palm
Sunday service. Mrs. Marie Sand-
ers, the child’s great-grandmother,
and namesake, was also in attend-
ance.
Officiating clergyperson was Rev.
Michael Shambora.
Noteworthy is the fact that Cres-
cenda Marie weighed but 3 pounds,
6% ounces at birth.
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GUYS AND DOLLS, a musical
fable of Broadway presented by
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
night was excellent. If you like
Broadway plays you’d wonder why
we pay $15 a tickets when our own
students perform just as well.
Miss Adelaide, re.
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even before she
spoke, once she
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with laughter. HILLARD
Nathan Detroit, played by Timothy
Corcoran, gave her a hard time
throughout the entire play.
The plot of the play was based on
gambling and some love lifes being
interrupted as a result. Sarah
Brown, played by Marilyn Ward
and Sky Masterson played by D.J.
Hopkins “were always there to
change your mood when most unex-
epcted. This New York based play
of Hob Box dancers and crap game
gamblers was excellent.
It was a very entertaining evening
directed by Donald Hopkins, vocal
and choreographer director was
Florence Sherwood and the stars
were our own senior high students.
New York brought to the Back
Mountain and enjoyed by a 3-nite
full house audience.
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THURSDAY EVENING was also
special for members of the Dallas
Area Federated Womans Club. Long
standing members and past presi-
dents were honored with flowers
and a cross-stitch name tag, with
their name and year they were
president on it.
These beautiful pieces of work
were done by Maryann Daily and I
know mine will be framed forever.
Jane Stair and Martha Reese were
honored for 30 years of service to
the Federation. Jan Borton and
Sheila Bonawitz for 25 years and
Diana Dreher, Sandy Richardson,
Helen Davis, Theresa Thompson,
Alice Niskey and Evelyn Farrell for
20 years or more. Past Presidents
honored were Mary Ann Davies,
Jean Hillard, Nancy Rowlands,
Marlene Rollman, Pat Smaka and
presently serving as President is
Shirley Smith. The Federation of
Womans Clubs is the largest organi-
zation of womans clubs in the world.
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MRS. CLAIRE WESLEY, a resi-
dent of the Meadows Apartments in
Dallas and a former Sweet Valley
resident for many, many years was
honored at a birthday party at the
American Legion in Dallas last
Sunday.
The party was given by her
family and over 70 family members
and a few friends werethereto help
wish her a happy day. Mrs. Wesley
was our neighbor in Sweet Valley
when I was growing up as a child.
I’d like to add my birthday greet-
ings to her also. Happy Birthday
Claire, it was a long deserved party
for you.
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THOSE FLORIDA TANS are
fading fast and the list goes on as to
Back Mountain residents who are
begging for sunshine.
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know Linda from the Hoagie Bar)
Linda, Glen and daughters Chrissy
and Randy spent 10 days over the
Easter Holiday in Florida. I under-
stand they were staying only a few
minutes from where we were how-
ever, we didn’t see them once. They
also enjoyed Disneyworld, Epcot,
Wet ’N Wild, the Alligator zoos etc.
I know you had a great trip but
why the sun block Linda? Chris and
Randy were afraid of getting
burned because the sun was so
strong, you're probably smarter of
us all!
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ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE
JOHN LERCH and family of Har-
the Easter Holiday and I'm told the
chief loved the sunshine and is
threatening to go back to Florida if
the Back Mountain doesn’t warm up
pretty soon!
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JILL RADZINSKI, a student at
Penn State Main Campus was seen
in Disneyworld on Easter break
along with Willey Whitesell and
Tara Strausser. The three Dallas
area residents were enjoying the
sights and full fo smiles when we
spotted them.
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MR. AND MRS. PAUL EVANS of
Shavertown spent 10 days in Miami
recently visiting their son Tom and
family. They also visited the
Sobecks who are former Luzerne
residents.
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PETER AND MARY RICCI and
daughter, Mary of Haddonfield
Hills, Dallas spent Easter week in
Disneyworld, Epcot and visited
Gatorland and all the other fun
things. Little Mary stopped in to see
me with her mother and she’s still
full of excitement from the trip. Her
greatest thrill was the electrical
show and Tinker Bell going over
Disneyworld. For as young as she is
I'm sure this trip will be special to
her forever.
JOHN BLANDFORD
Tree Lane, Dallas, were honored at
a surprise 25th anniversary dinner
Saturday evening at Perugino’s.
Peg and Jim are the parents of five
children who made this surprise
dinner so special. Happy 25th to
you, may your next 25 be filled with
more health and happiness and lots
of grandchildren.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES this
week go to my husband Charlie
Hillard, who celebrated his big day
on Friday, the 11th. A birthday
dinner with granddaughter Loni
Jean having her first taste of lobs-
ter was enjoyed Friday evening
followed by cake and ice cream at
daughter Loni and Bill Piekanski’s
house where grandson Billy Ray
and the rest of the kids joined us.
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KSTEVE CAMERON of Wood-
lawn Avenue, Dallas, celebrated his
big day Saturday, April 12. I don’t
know what all surprises Steve had
but I'm sure wife Valerie had a lot
for him too. Happy birthday, Steve.
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GAIL THOMAS, daughter of Dr.
Evan and Carol Thomas of Sutton
Hills, Shavertown, is suffering some
discomfort from a sprained neck
she received in an auto accident last
Sunday night near Duke Isaacs in
Trucksville.
Special ‘feel better soon” wishes
go to Gail from all her friends. A
car came through a red light and
struck the van Gail and three other
youth group kids were riding in.
Gail is the only one who was
injured.
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HUGH AND LINDA WOOD-
WARD, Demunds Road, Dallas,
took advantage of the sunny day
and hit the golf course Sunday
afternoon for the first time this
spring. Sunshine in Dallas, let’s
think about it all week!
(Jean Hillard is a Back Mountain
resident whose column appears
weekly in The Dallas Post.)
Blandford cited
John Blandford of Dallas, a
sales representative for the
Ivystone Group, a sales
organization in the giftware
industry, recently received
an award recognizing his
contribution "to Iveystone's
outstanding 1985 sales
record for the Lance Corpo-
ration. The prestigious
Lance Corporation is a major
manufacturer of pewter
sculptures and ‘other fine
quality giftware products.
Blandford, was presented
with his award by Russ
Bower, National Sales Man-
ager for Lance. The presen-
tation was made at a special
awards dinner held at the
Sheraton Centre in New
York City.
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