Back Mtn.
on move
DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL’S 25th
commencement was held outside for
the eighth year in a row on Friday
evening.
One hunred and ninety eight stu-
dents received their diplomas while
proud parents, family and friends,
watch as the sun actually shined on
the graduates. Rains and cloudy
skies all day long were only threats
of dampening the spirits of the class
of 1986.
Congratulations to the Class of
"86.
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JOHN AND
LOUISE DAVIS
of St. Augustine,
Florida, arrived
in Shavertown
last Wednesday
to witness the |
receiving of the
diploma of their
first grandchild |
to graduate from |
high school,
Darci Davis.
Darci is the
daughter of John
and Sharron
Davis of
Rose Village, Shavertown. Follow-
ing graduation, there was a party in
Darci’s honor at her home which we
all enjoyed. Parties were being held
all over the Back Mountain and
Wyoming Valley on the weekend,
most of them to honor graduates.
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MARC RAMIREZ was honored at
a party on Saturday afternoon at his
home on Center Street, Shavertown.
Marc’s Grandma Ramirez and
Aunt and family drove in from New
Jersey on Saturday to join Marc’s
celebration.
HILLARD
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ELLEN HILLARD, daughter of
Harry and Pat Hillard of Plymouth,
graduated from Wyoming Valley
West last week and she was honored
at a party Saturday evening at the
Plymouth Township Fire Hall by
her parents.
Ellen is also our niece, so we
enjoyed her celebration also.
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AMY GARDNER, pharmacist at
Stapinski’s in Dallas, was honored
at a bridal shower on Sunday after-
noon at the Holiday Inn, wilkes-
Barre. The shower was given by her
attendnts and future mother-in-law.
A very beautiful shower, dinner
and afternoon was the setting for
the opening of many useful and
beautiful presents for the bride-to-
be.
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THE FOUCHS FAMILY of Chase,
Shavertown, has had a busy past
three weeks.
Dave spent a week bear hunting
with a group of guys in Canada,
returning on his daughter’s gradua-
tion day and on time to see her
graduate, a big worry of Peggy's.
Daughter Jennifer graduated
from lka-elehman last Friday night,
Peggy began preparing for her trip
where she is bowling with the
National League near Los Angeles,
California. A week in California,
of fun and family doings before
daughter Jennifer leaves for college
in Massachusetts later on this
summer.
Dave, Peggy and Jennifer are
certainly a Back Mountain family
on the move.
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JOHN AND EDITH DYER of Port
St. Lucie, Florida are in Dallas
visiting their daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes for a
month. It was such a pleasure
meeting this lovely lady last week.
She and her daughter will surely
enjoy their time together before
they return trip to Florida. The
Dyers are traveling via car and
enjoying the area as they go. Wel-
come to the Back Mountain.
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LISA STEELE and two year old
son, Christopher of Sweet Valley,
flew to Boca Raton, Florida for a
week to see Lisa’s brother before he
leaves for a stay in Berlin. Lisa and
son will also be visiting her grand-
parents while they are in Florida.
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JOE KISHKILL, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Kishkill, Oak Hill, Dallas,
graduated from Brown University,
Providence, Rhode Island, where he
majored in electrical engineering.
Joe is spending a week visiting his
parents but he will return to Rhode
Island to do some crew racing, one
of his favorite things in life. Con-
gratulations, Joe and lots of luck to
you as you begin 2 new career.
WELCOME HOME to the nine
Girl Scouts and their three leaders
from Cadette Troop 706 of Lehman
who spent all week at the Juliet
Lowe Home in Savannah, Georgia.
WHAT’S HAPPENING to our
quiet town of Dallas lately? last
weekend was one I hope never
repeats itself with all those bad
things that god printed and some
that weren’t printed are locked
away s just ‘bad memories.”
post hillar add two
This past Saturday afternoon, we
were visiting a store in Dallas
directly across from the police sta-
tion in broad daylight. While we
were there; we saw a girl being
pulled from a car and being beat in
the middle of Main Street. Is our
growing town growing so tfast that
we are soon to be like New York
City or was it just a bad two
weekends?
(Jean Hillard, a Back Mountain
resident, is a columnist for The
Dallas Post. Her column appears
weekly.)
Officers named
Officers of the 1986-87 year of the West Side Business and
Professional Women’s Organization were installed at the
club’s anniversary dinner, May 27 at The Woodlands. From
left, first row, Melba Boudreaux, Carverton, assistant
treasurer; Dr. Catherine Wilson, Dallas, corresponding
secretary; Susan Casey, Plains, treasurer. Second row,
Dolores Tamanini, Shavertown, 1st vice president; Judy
Betti, Wyoming, past president; Mary Taylor, Trucksville,
president; and Janet Beane, Forty Fort, recording secretary.
Officers elected
’hown here are the newly-
elected officers for 1986 for
the Daniel C. Roberts Fire
Co. Auxiliary. From left,
seated, Marsha Hogan, trea-
surer; Rose Bulman, secre-
tary. Standing, Judy Davis,
president; and Lorraine
Coburn, vice-president.
Marsha Hogan is outgoing
president.
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