Dallas Post/John Hoinski
CONGRATULATIONS TO Pam
and Angelo Bertinelli who became
parents of a son on July 7. The
Bertinellis also have a beautiful
daughter Lori who is almost four
years old. Sincere wishes for much
happiness to the Bertinelli family.
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I THINK IT’S
SO EXCITING
that Mary Lou
Swingle of Shav-
ertown will be
serving as presi-
dent of Penn’s
Woods Girl Scout
Council for the
coming year.
Beginning with
her own Girl
Scouting years,
Mary
Lou has been a tireless worker for
the Girl Scout program. It makes it
extra nice that her granddaughter
Kimberly Hogan is now a Daisy
Scout and is carrying on the family
tradition.
JOAN
KINGSBURY
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CONGRATULATIONS TO two
Back Mountain women who were
recently elected to the board of the
West Luzerne District of the Scran-
ton Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women. Mrs. Marge Molley, . St.
Therese’s Parish, Shavertown will
serve as treasurer while Mrs. Eene-
dicta Matchett, Gate of Heaven
Parish, Dallas will serve as first
vice president.
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IT SEEMS THAT EXCITEMENT
is building awaiting the opening of
the renovated Paramount theatre.
Programs to be presented following
the opening sound informative,
exciting and entertaining. I think Al
Boscov is certainly to be com-
mended for having the foresight to
initiate the renovation project.
CONGRATULATIONS TO Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Marquart who were
married Saturday in St. John’s
Lutheran Church, Wilkes-Barre.
Rev. Lynn Rothrock and Rev.
James Lackenmaier, C.S.C. per-
formed the ceremony.
Mrs. Marquart is the former Mar-
jorie Eleanora Henry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Henry,
A graduate of Wyoming Semi-
nary, the University of Tampa and
College Misericordia, Mrs. Mar-
quart is employe by Apple Tree
Primary School as a kindergarten
teacher.
Mr. Marquart is the son of Mrs.
Guthrie Conyngham, Shavertown
and the late Howard Marquart. A
graduate of Dallas High School and
East Stroudsburg State University,
he is employed as a trust officer
with Northeastern Bank, Scranton.
Following a trip to Bermuda, the
Marquarts are residing in Kingston.
ROSE ANN SERPICO, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Serpico,
Trucksville will attend the Summer
Dance Program of the Boston
School of Ballet.
Ms. Serpico will be a senior at
Wyoming Seminary in September.
Previously - she has attended
summer residencies conducted by
Boston School of Ballet and the
and the Pennsylvania Ballet. She
has appeared frequently as soloist
with Ballet Northeast. She is a
student of the Degnan Ballet Center.
MR. AND MRS. KENNETH C.
WOLENSKY were recently married
In Gate of Heaven Church, Dallas.
Rev. William J.P. Langan per-
formed the ceremony.
Mrs. Wolensky is the former
Cherie Lee Stroud, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Stroud, Trucks-
ville. A graduate of Dallas High
School she is employed by Common-
wealth Telephone Company, Dallas,
as an executive secretary.
Mr. Wolensky, son of Mrs. Rosalie
(The following Back Mountain
properties have been listed for
transfer in the office of the Recor-
der of Deeds at the Luzerne County
Courthouse: )
DOMENIC BUCCI, ux, al, to
HELEN and PHILIP KRAUSE, ux,
82 Pavonia Ave., Kearny, N.J.,
Property--Harveys Lake Boro, L-
47B, $10,500.
LAURENCE STALLARD, ux,
AKA (LAWRENC E. STALLARD)
to MARY RUTH and RALPH F.
SCHWARTZ, ux, 48 Gerald Ave.,
Dallas, Property--Dallas Twp., Lts.
91-92. $56,000.
FRANCIS J. EMERSHAW, al, to
MARIE G. EYET and RUSSELL L.
EYET JR., Property--Dallas Twp.
MAX DATTNER and MAX
FREEDMAN, al, to IDA and
WALTER N. DAVIS, ux, 55 E.
Center St., Shavertown, Property--
Dallas Twp, L-524, Sec. “E”’, Maple-
wood Heights, $250.
RUSSELL L. EYET JR. ux, to
MARY ELIZABETH and GEORGE
E. THOMAS, ux, RD 2, Box 185A,
Overbrook Estates, Dallas, Prop-
erty--Dallas Twp., $68,000.
JOHN C. LINK, Jr., ux, to LINDA
ANN DUNBAR, 41 Amherst Ave.,
Wilkes-Barre, Property--Harveys
Lake Boro, PTL- 28, Warden Place,
$41,500.
DALE REALTY LTD. to WANDA
L. and JACK H. THOMAS, L-2,
Village Green Dr., Dallas, Property-
-dallas borough, L-2, $79,000.
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Wolensky, Trucksville and the late
Nicholas Wolensky, is a graduate of
Dallas High School and College Mis-
ericordia ‘with a BA Degree in
History and Teacher Certification.
He received his Master’s Degree in
Public Administration from the Uni-
versity of Delaware, Newark, Del.
He has been selected as a Pennsyl-
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Administration.
Following a wedding trip to Mon-
tego Bay, Jamaica, the Wolenskys
are residing in Forty Fort.
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MR. AND MRS. ALEX T.
KORMAN, Hunlock Creek, observed
their 25th wedding anniversary
Tuesday.
Mrs. Kormas is the former
Monica Polachek, daughter of Mrs.
Pauline Polachek and the late John
Polachek, Dallas.
The couple has five daughters,
Maureen, Kingsotn; Carol Belles,
Pennsville, N.J., Alexis, Patricia
and Barbara, at home.
(Joan Kingsbury, a Back Moun-
tain resident, is a columnist for The
Dallas Post. Her column appears
weekly.)
WEIR dol Gad -NEleS)
SALVATORE'S
By KATHY SUDA
Staff Correspondent
their services.
month.
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP POLICE
are searching for a Shavertown
man who has been reported missing
since last Friday.
Police say they are looking for
Ralph J. Shreve, 32, of 46 Hilltop
Drive, who was last heard from on
July 10 after talking to his wife by
telephone.
He is reported to be 5 ft. 5 inches,
145 lbs, brown eyes, brown hair, fair
complected and wearing Lee Blue
jeans and a cotton jacket.
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A shavertown WOMAN reported
that two rings were stolen from her
a half weeks.
Audrey Billings, of 20 Harris Hill
Road, told Kingston Township police
that she is missing a Mothers ring
and a Diamond ring valued at
approximately $250.
Billings, who reported the jewelry
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missing on July 10, said she last
saw the items on June 20 at a party
at her home. There was no sign of
forced entry at the dwelling.
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A LUZERNE MAN escaped injury
Sunday after he lost control of his
car and struck several obstacles
before coming to rest in a yard in
Kingston township.
Joseph Roche, 792 Miller Street,
Luzerne, was traveling south on
Manor Drive when he lost control of
his vehicle while rounding a curve. &
Miller’s 1977 Chevy slid on the rocky
portion of the berm and skidded
sideways for 65/ feet through a
landscape while | knocking over a
tree.
The car then struck a vehicle
owned by Raymond Metzger, 69
Manor Drive, which in turn pushed
into another vehicle owned by Metz-
ger, both of which were parked in
the driveway.
Obituary
Helen S. Siley, 78, formerly of
West Eighth Street, West Wyoming,
died July 10 in the Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Surviving are sons, Willard,
Stroudsburg; Thomas, Philadel-
phia; Harry, Highland Lakes, N.J.;
daughters, Mrs. Frances Harrison,
Stroudsburg; Mrs. Mary Morgan,
Trucksville; brother, Marvin F.
Scott, Dallas; sister, Mrs. Ruth
Searfoss, Noxen; 10 grandchildren;
five great-graridchildren.
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township has to go up and clean it.
Plus, the people that go there and
want to put their boats in the water
don’t like seeing these guys sitting
on their cars drinking all the time.”
Potzer said the township doesn’t
have a heavy problem, but they do
want to crack down on those who
abuse public lots and thoroughfares
by littering and possibly presenting
safety and health hazards.
“This ordinance isn’t going to
affect people who want to have
parties in their homes,” Potzer
explained. “That is private prop-
erty. That's fine. This ordinance
only pertains to public places.”
Specifically, those places include:
streets, alleys, roads, parks, public
grounds, public places or public
vacant lots.
Any person who violates the ordi-
nance will be subject, upon convic-
tion, to pay a fine of not less than
$25 and court costs. Failure to pay
Hair Cutting and Design
PERM WAVING
MANICURES
on Howell Road from agricultural to
residential, allowing Keith J. and
Debra J. Augustine to construct a
single family home.
— Accepted the recommendation
of the Planning Commissiion to
approve the final subdivision plan of
Charles T. and Rose B. Parmalee,
Howell Road.
— Agreed to examine complaints
concerning speeding automobiles
along Sutton Road.
fines and casts could result in
imprisonment’ for a period of time
not to exceed 30 days.
In other biusiness,
SOT'S:
— Announced that Allegheny
trucks of Altoona was the low
bidder to provide the township with
a 1986 four wheel drive truck at
$22,698.
— Approved the first reading of
an ordinance to rezone 5.364 acres
the supervi-
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