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CINDY KRAUSE was honored at
a “baby’s shower” given by her
mother and aunt at the home of her
mother, Connie Dymond in Beau-
mont. The lady in waiting is expect-
ing twins in August and we are all
anxiously awaiting their arrivals.
Cindy is
employed at the
pharmacy
department at
Stapinski’s. She
used to be the
cute little blonde,
but now she’s the
cute big blonde!
About 30 friends
and family mem-
bers were on
hand to enjoy the
outdoor shower
and help ‘‘equip”
the babies.
She received everything in two’s, it
was so neat. Two high chairs, two
car seats, etc. Good luck Cindy, I
hope patience comes in two’s for
you too!
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JIM DAVIS, owner of Jedidia’s
Restaurant in Dallas, is a pretty
nice guy, I'm told. One of his
regular customers Millie happened
to stop me the other day and she
just expressed how much of a joy it
is to eat there and talk with him. I
think when a businessman comes
across so well to his customers that
it makes their day, he should know
about it. You're a nice guy, Jim
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LORRAINE HOZEMPA of Mid-
Girls installed
land Drive, Dallas is a patient in
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Lor-
raine is having a great deal of back
discomfort and she is in traction.
Our get well wishes go out to her,
please hurry and get well soon.
Lorraine is the mother of Diane
Bryant, owner of Great Beginnings
Fitness Center and she’ll be proud
to know also that her daughter and
raised $882.50 for ‘‘Jerry’s Kids”,
Diane will present the check on TV
during the Labor Day weekend tele-
thon. That’s a lot of money for a
first time Aerobic-A-Thon.
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FRANK SAVAGE, son of Frank
and Alice Savage, spent the Memo-
rial Day weekend visiting with his
parents, Frank now resides in
Texas so it was gret time of fun and
reminiscing for the family. They
spent a lot of time golfing, their
favorite sport, and just enjoying the
time together.
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GOODY AND LOUISE HILBERT
of Beaumont spent three weeks
touring and sightseeing during a
leisurely drive to Dallas, Texas;
Memphis, Tennessee; and Colum-
bus, Ohio. The Hilberts enjoyed the
guided tour through the Elvis Pres-
ley Mansion and Estate. It was
really the highlight of the trip —
like going through the years of
Elvis’ life in memoirs. A very beau-
tiful and interesting place to see.
They also enjoyed the Gathenburg
Shops in Tennessee. In Texas, they
visited South Fork where “Dallas”
is filmed. They were quite
impressed with the beautiful
grounds and decor of South Fork,
the outside setting was beautiful but
as much as beauty as was seen
outside, was equally disappointing
on the inside. The home we see on
TV that looks so glamorous is actu-
ally very small rooms and not at all
what one expects in reality.
The last leg of their trip was
visiting Goody’s sister in Columbus,
Ohio, then on home. In three weeks
of travelling, they had only two
days of rain.
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BOB AND PET CARTIER of
Demunds Road, Dallas, did a little
traveling last week also. The Car-
tiers were off to Vermont to visit a
few days bring Bob’s father back
home with them where he’ll spend a
few weeks enjoying his family here
in Dallas.
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MR. AND MRS. ELLIS WEED of
Haddonfield Hills, Dallas, are done
traveling for a few months. The
Weeds spent the winter months in
Florida and it’s good to see them
around the neighborhood again.
Welcome back.
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GOOD LUCK to the Lehman grad-
uates.
(Jean Hillard, a Back Mountain
resident, is a columnist for The
Dallas Post. Her column appears
weekly.)
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
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Fire Co. visited : :
The pre-school children of Sandy Beach Nursery visited the Daniel C. Roberts Fire Co., Harveys
Lake. Clarence Hogan, Fire Chief, conducted the tour. The three and four year olds were
allowed to view the inside of the ambulance. The different uses of the fire fighting equipment
and the trucks were explained so the children could better understand the operation of the fire
department. Blowing the horn, handling the hoses, and experiencing what it feels like to put on
a gas mask were the highlights of the trip. Mrs. Charles Austin, teacher; stated the youngsters
were delighted when they were presented with red fireman hats and coloring books. Shown here
are the children who were on the tour: Clay Cadwalader, Kara Cadwalader, Kayce Boback,
Janell Bryant, Mark Kapral, Paul Kapral, Eric Pimm, Michael Kostrobala, Jason Murphy, Seth
Moyer, Jesse Meador, Charity Andres, Jennifer Frank, Joey Maskalis, Richard Patton, Neena
Patton, April Pahler, Troy Shafer, Tom Beans, Rebecca Kaufman, Lee Ann Cobleigh, Bobby
Baird, Albert Gulitus, Genie Gregus, Ricky Blaine, Rhonda Forster, Sarah Race, Jason Lyons.
The spring semester will end this week when a graduation program will be presented. A summer
day camp program will be held in June and July. Class will resume in September, and
registration is now being taken.
Births
(The following Back Mountain
couples have announced births
during the past week:)
KOSTROBALA, GARY and
JOANN, RD 2, Box 329-1, Dallas, a
son, Tuesday, May 27.
SABA, JAYNE and JAMES, RD 4,
Box 392, Dallas, a son, Friday, May
23.
BLANDFORD, JOHN and DEBO-
RAH, 44 Wyoming Ave., Dallas, a
son, Saturday, May 24.
SMITH, LAUREN and DONNA,
349 Clover Lane, Shavertown, a
daughter, Tuesday, May 27.
TRAVER, SAMUEL and PI, RD
4, Box 322, Dallas, a daughter,
Friday, May 23.
KING, LYLE and LAURA, RD 1,
29 Evergreen Estates, Sweet Valley,
a son, Wednesday, May 28.
NEARHOUSE, EUGENE and
MARY ANN, 1101 Hillcrest Drive,
Shavertown, a daughter, Thursday,
May 29.
(The following Back Mountain
couples have applied for marriage
licenses at the Luzerne County
Courthouse: )
LEO M. LEWIS, 132 Culver St.,
Forty Fort, to MAUREEN SHARON
RILEY, 122 School St., Shavertown.
JOHN ALLEN HEADMAN, JR.
RD 2, Box 246A, Dallas, to JENNI-
FER LEAH HACKLING, RD 5, Box
340, Tunkhannock.
WANTED:
MICHAEL A. PIERSOL, 550
Pearle St., Apt. 115, Reading, to
MARTHA A. HESSION, Oak Hill,
RD 4, Dallas.
GUY R. MILKS, Rte. 2, Box 155A,
Dallas, to BARBARA C. WIL-
LIAMS, 42 Laurel Dr., Dallas.
CHARLES W. SHURITES, RD 6,
Poplar St., Dallas, to SHELLEY R.
GRANSDEN, RD 6, Box 94, Dallas.
Protect pets
Members of the Northeast Penn-
sylvania Veterinary Medical Asso-
ciation have noted that while travel-
ing with a pet can be fun, it can also
be a difficult, unpleasant experience
for all concerned.
The Association advises that pets,
just like people, often suffer from
motion sickness, can become lost
easily in unfamiliar surroundings,
can be exposed to diseases, and can
be prone to heatstroke
Befty McDonald
OWNER
Shown here are members of the local Order of Rainbow Girls who were installed as officers
recently during ceremonies held at the Castle Inn, Dallas. From left, first row, Jacqueline
Holdredge, treasurer; Leigh Ann Lauderbaugh, charity; Joanie Redline, Past Worthy Advisor;
Amy Chamberlain, Worthy Advisor; Carri Jolley, worthy Associate Advisor; Amy Storm, Hope;
Megan Hardisky, Recorder; and May Chamberlain. Second row, Lauren Lauderbaugh, Past
Grand Fidelity and Installing Recorder; Cheryl Jolley, Installing Treasurer; Nancy Redline,
Chaplain; Jenny Brandreth, Immortality; Megan Sheehan, Confidential; Meagan Wegalove,
Kristen Hardisky, Service; Megan Jones, Drill Leader; Jeanine Bolinski, Mother Advisor; and
Donald Chamberlain.
Raymond Malak notes birthday
Mrs. John Malak of Chase and Mr.
John Reiss of Wilkes-Barre. His
great-grandmother i§ Mrs. Anna
Reiss of Wilkes-Barre.
A party in his honor was held at
his parents home.
Raymond John Malak, son of Ray
and Dianne Malak of Chase, cele-
brated his second birthday on May
26. Raymond has one sister Jennifer
Lynn who will be one in September.
His grandparents are Mr. and
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please call COUNSELING & CARE SERVICES at
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