People
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Leaders meet
Prince of Peace Church.
sponsoring a Kids Care Program.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
(The following Back Mountain
couples have applied for marriage
licenses in Luzerne County: )
JAY T. CRISPELL, 35 Park St.,
Dallas, and TRACY L. COOL-
BAUGH, RD 1, Box 257, Pittston.
THOMAS N. CROSSIN, 96 Denni-
son St., Swoyersville, and EILEEN
M. JUDGE, 825 Sutton Rd., Shaver-
town.
RUTH R. MASKALIS, RD 2
333, Dallas.
PAUL B. SHAVER, III, 288 Post
Rd., Trucksville, and ROSARIA
MARY DeANGELO, 4 No. Hancock
St., Wilkes-Barre.
JOSEPH J. KLEBACK, 116 First
St., Exeter, and DARIA BAR-
BACCI, RD 5, Dallas.
EDWARD J. STEPANSKI, 19
Grant St., Shickshinny, and THER-
ESA L. ROMAN, RD 1, Box 195E,
Sweet Valley.
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Divorces
(The following Back Mountain
couples have filed Complaints in
Divorce at the Luzerne County
Courthouse: )
Jane Riggi, Plaintiff, 93-A Rob-
bins Road, Haddonfield Hills,
Dallas, and Nicholas J. Riggi,
Defendant, Pa. RT. 483, Box 131,
Benton, Columbia County.
Michael E. Rowlands, Plaintiff, 54
Wheaton St., West Wyoming, and
Evelyn Rowlands, Defendant,
Huntsville Road, Lehman Township.
Martha G. Sickler, Plaintiff, 18
Harris Hill Road, Trucksville, and
Leo E. Sickler, Box 284 Shawanese,
Harvey’s Lake Borough.
34 Clark Lane
Plains, PA 18705
team.
Charter Nite held
Mona Hoover and Mary
Conner, Don Lockhart,
Robert Baird.
The seventh annual Canadian
Goodwill Tour of the Dallas Kiwanis
Club recently took a group of
Kiwanians, joined by another
quarter from ‘the Cortland, New
York Kiwanis Club, as far as
Toronto, Ontario. The trip included
visits with nine Kiwanis Clubs.
The local group visited the clubs
of Elmira, Horseheads, and Corn-
ing, New York, Niagara Falls in
both New York and Ontario, and
four clubs in the Toronto area.
Births
(The following Back Mountain
couples have announced births
during the past week:)
TURCHIN, DANIEL and CINDY,
Box 87, RD 6, Dallas, a son, Tues-
day, April 22.
PACE, JEFFREY and JOYCE, 36
Harris Hill Road, Trucksville, a son,
April 22.
REGAN, JAMES JR. and BAR-
BARA, Box 152 RD 1, Harvey's
Lake, a son, Friday, April 25.
SHAW, TIMOTHY and KELLY,
RD 3, Sweet Valley, a son, Friday,
April 25.
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Several meetings were especially
planned by the host club to note the
annual bi-national Friendship Week.
Dallas Kiwanians who made the
Canadian trip include President
Paul Selingo, Past Presidents Bob
Dolbear and John Luke, and Past
Lt. Governor Reese Pelton.
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SNOW IN APRIL. April 23rd to be
exact, and not a snow flurry either
but as much as 30 inches in the
Poconos. It did stop a lot of people
from moving for several hours. Ray
and Nancy Daring, owners of
Daring’s Market, had a daughter on
her way home who was stranded for
five hours on one of the major
highways. She never did make it to
Dallas, but was able to turn around
and return to her home.
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SHEILA
MCALLISTER,
the electrologist |
who has offices in
the Back Mt. Pro- |
fessional Build-
ing, reported six
inches at her |
home in Sutton
Hills, Shaver-
town. Another
Pioneer Avenue,
Shavertown resi-
dent said she had
to
shovel her car out of her driveway.
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CLAUDE AND DIANE ANDER-
SON and girls of Demunds Road,
Dallas, were honored at an open
house on Thursday evening at Art
and Laurie Woods’ home in Orange.
The Andersons will be leaving in
May for Indiana where they will
live for 15 months while Claude goes
to school. Claude presently holds a
Ph.D., he is a professor at Wilkes
College and will return to Wilkes
when he completes this year of
study. The Andersons will be missed
by their friends this next year, we
wish them the best in their year of
study.
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TONY AND WANDA KOWALSKI
of Noxen were honored at a surprise
25th wedding anniversary party on
Saturday night at Jackson Fire
Hall.
Their daughter, Darlene planned
the entire event from a great buffet
dinner right down to a disc jockey
and dancing. Darlene had a lot of
help from her aunt and cousin also.
The Kowalskis have two daughters,
Darlene and Annette, and the only
thing that couldn’t be worked out
was getting Annette home from
Germany for the special®occasion.
Annette is stationed in Germany
with the U.S. Army. By her chair at
the head table was a beautiful 8x10
picture of her in uniform, she was
indeed a part of it anyway. The
president is not allowing any unn-
cessary flights due to the Libya
crisis or she would have been there.
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children, Brian, 13 years old and
Stefanie, 10 years old, get a Back
Mountain welcome this week. The
Fetts come to us from Charlottes-
ville, Virginia. They are now resi-
dents of 35 Dorchester Drive,
Orchard View Terrace, Dallas. If
you live in Orchard View be sure
and welcome this lovely family to
your neighborhood, we are pleased
to watch the Back Mountain gain
new friends and neighbors.
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WOODY LABAR and family have
returned from a great vacation in
Florida. Woody sure
deserved a vacation. He has to be
the happiest, busiest mechanic in
anyway. His wife, whom I don’t
know, surely deserved one too, just
for being his wife. They stayed in a
friend’s condo and had a real fun
week of relaxation and touring.
Glad they’re back. Keith’s car was
there at the garage waiting for him,
as usual.
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MARILYN WARD, daughter of
Bill and Naomi Ward, Dallas, is the
winner of the Dallas Lioness Book
Scholarship. Marilyn, who we all
know from her involvement in
school activities, most recently
playing a part in “Guys and Dolls”,
the school play, is a very deserving
winner.
She has represented her school
and area very well over the years
and is an outstanding student scho-
lastically. She will attend Indiana
University of Pennsylvania where
she plans to study Math and Com-
puter Science. Congratulations Mar-
ilyn, our best wishes go with you as
you further your education.
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CRISTA SCHOLZ, daughter of
Sharon and John Scholz of Dallas,
was home for the weekend and also
to attend the wedding of Brian
Franklin, Lehman and Janine Wert-
man, Dallas.
Crista and Janine are both ’85
grads of Dallas High School and
Crista was part of the wedding
party. Crista is presently working
for the F.B.I. in Washington, D.C.
and makes her home in Virginia.
I’m sure her job is a most interest-
ing and fearful one at this point in
our government. It was nice meet-
ing you Crista, good luck in your
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MYRTLE ELLIOTT of Harveys
Lake and her niece Judy Boyle of
Levittown, were planning a trip of a
lifetime for a long while. The trip
was an 8 day cruise to Mexico,
Jamaica, Key West and surounding
areas. Recently their dream came
true and they were off on their
cruise.
Mrs. Elliott said it was everything
she expected and more, a very
enjoyable vacation until the heat got
to her. Heat and exhaustion
together got too much for her and
when she arrived home. After five
days in the hospital, she’s now home
and feeling much better. Stay well
Mrs. Elliott and only remember the
good part.
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MARY LAUER, Shavertown, has
been in the hospital due to a fall at
her home. Mary broke her leg
during the fall which required sur-
gery and she is having a lot of pain
and discomfort while she’s recuper-
ating. Daughter Carol Lauer Cham-
berlain, owner of Carol Lauer’s
Beauty Salon ‘Shear Magic” in
Shavertown, meanwhile gave Mary
a beautiful granddaughter which
arrived 8 weeks early. Mary has
had a lot of unexpected surprises in
her life lately, we congratulate her
as well as wish her a speedy recov-
ery so we can enjoy her new grand-
daughter.
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STACEY ROBERTS, daughter of
Ben and Judy Roberts of Haddon-
field Hills reached a turning point in
her life on April 24th, she turned 13
and now joins the rank of all teenag-
ers. Happy birthday Stacey, hope
you enjoyed your special day.
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SHIRLEY MAJOR, my sister,
also celebrated a birthday on the
24th since I love her and want the
feeling to stay mutual, I won’t say
which birthday, but Happy Birth-
day, Shirl! Shirl is a patient in
General Hospital now, so also hurry
home Shirl and enjoy your rest
while you’re there.
(Jean Hillard is a Back Mountain
resident whose column appears
weekly in The Dallas Post.)
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