Mary Beshel
Sister Mary Colette Beshel,
R.S.M., a sister of Mercy for 60
years, died August 17 in the Mercy
Center Convent, Dallas.
Born in Trevorton, Pa., she
received her BA degree from Col-
lege Misericordia and her MA
degree in French from Villanova
University.
She entered the Sisters of Mercy
in 1921 at the Maclay Street Con-
vent, Harrisburg. During her
career, she taught both grade and
high schools and served on the staff
of College Misericordia from 1964 to
1970 where she served as chairper-
son of the foreign language depart-
ment and also Dean of Studies.
Prior to retirement in 1981, she was
involved with parish duty.
Surviving are sister, Mrs. Marlin
Kramer and nephew, Dr. C.A.
Kramer, both of Atlantic City, New
Jersey.
Ruth Evans
Ruth M. Evans, 85, of 43 Turner
St., Plymouth died August 13 in the
Meadows Nursing Center, Dallas.
Born in Plymouth, she was a
member of St. Clement and Peter
Episcopal Church, Wilkes-Barre.
Surviving are her daughter, Mrs.
Ruth E. Thomas, Plymouth; two
grandchildren. Her husband,
Arthur, died in 1977.
Beatrice Keener
Mrs. Beatrice A. Keener, 80, of
130 W. Union St., Kingston, died
August 11 in the Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston, where she was
admitted after being stricken ill at
home.
Born at Harveys Lake, she had
resided in Kingston for the past 45
years, previously residing for sev-
eral years in Dallas.
Surviving are sons, Paul J.,
Kingston; Harold C. Jr., Luzerne;
daughters, Mrs. Jane Handlos,
Washington, N.J.; Mrs. Lois Lauer,
Luzerne; brother, Percy Higgins,
Harveys Lake; sisters, Mrs. Caro-
line Kinsman, Tunkhannock; Mrs.
Elsie Jones, Harveys Lake; four
grandchildren. Her husband, Harold
C. Keener Sr., preceded her in
death in 1973.
Peop
TWO BACK MOUNTAIN RESI-
DENTS are among 26 Wilkes Col-
lege students who will attend profes-
sional programs this fall in the
areas of medicine, pharmacy, den-
tistry, podiatry, optometry and
physical therapy. Their acceptances
into the programs were announced
recently by Dr. Ralph Rozelle, Dean
of Health Sciences at Wilkes Col-
lege.
Lisa Mikulis, of Shavertown, will
enter the University of Health Sci-
ences, Kansas City Osteopathic
Medicine; while John Handley, a
resident of Dallas, will enter the
University of Maryland Dental
School.
According to Rozelle, many of the
students will enter affiliated pro-
grams with schools of health sci-
ences. Affiliated arrangements
allow Wilkes College students early
admission in to the program. After
completing the designated academic
requirements at an affiliated institu-
tion, students can petition Wilkes
College for graduation and receive
their undergraduate degrees.
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MICHAEL J. TRUCHON, of Hun-
lock Creek, is one of 36 stand and
county correctional employees who
recently completed three weeks of
basic training at the Pennsylvania
Department of Corrections’ new
training academy in Lower Allen
Township near Camp Hill.
Truchon is an electrical trades
instructor at the State Correctional
Institute at Dallas.
During the three-week basic train-
ing, courses such as communica-
tions skills, inmate behavior, self-
defense, understanding and dealth
with narcotics, search procedures,
report writing and riot control are
offered. The purpose of the course is
to familiarize and prepare employ-
ees for work in an institution set-
ting.
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PVT. 1ST CLASS BROCK A. BUL-
LOCK, son of Robert Bullock of
Rural Route 2 and Barbara Schall
of 92 Tunkhannock Highway, both of
Dallas, has completed an Army
tank tureet repair course at Aber-
deen Proving Ground, Maryland.
Students learned to perform main-
tenance on the mechanical, electri-
cal and hydraulic components of the
armament installed in tanks and
other combat vehicles.
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PVT. THOMAS P. MYERS, son of
Verna E. Zosh of Rural Route 4,
Dallas, has completed the basic
field artillery cannoneer course
under the one station unit training
(OSUT) program at Fort Sill, Okla-
homa.
During the course, students were
taught the ‘duties of a howitzer or
gun section crewman. They also
received instruction in communica-
tions, maintenance and the handling
of ammunition and explosives.
OSUT is a program that combines
basic training with advanced indi-
vidual training.
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MARINE CPL. CATHERINE A.
TOMASKO, whose husband, Henry,
is the son of Henry J. Tomasko, of
Dallas, has been meritoriously pro-
moted to her present rank while
serving with 1st Force Service Sup-
port Group, Camp Pendleton, Cali-
Delaney
to staff
office
Beth Ann Delaney, MSW, of
Family Service Association of Wyo-
ming Valley and a resident of the
Back Mountain, has recently begun
staffing the agency’s satellite office
at Trinity United Presbyterian
Church in the Dallas area. She is
available to do invidiual, marital
and family counseling on Fridays
from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Family Service Association has
been staffing the office at Trinity
United Presbyterian Church for the
past three years, making it possible
for persons in the Back Mountain
area to receive counseling services
without driving to Wilkes-Barre.
In addition to her responsibiklity
at the Dalas office, Beth Ann has
been designated as Employee
fornia.
Tomasko received the accelerated
promotion in recognition of out-
standing performance, duty profi-
ciency and demonstrated profes-
sional abilities.
A 1979 graduate of Northwestern
Lehigh High School, New Tripoli,
she joined the Marine Corps in May
1984.
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NAVY AIRMAN RECRUIT
THOMAS J. KARPINSKI, son of
Audrey F. Karpinski of Route 4,
Dallas, recently reported for duty
aboard the amphibious assault ship
USS Iwo Mima, homeported in Nor-
folk, V A.
He joined the Navy in December
1985.
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THE 17TH ANNUAL KRUGER-
PUDIMOTT-SWELGIN
Augusta (Eckert) Kruger of Ger-
Valley in 1888, was held July 26, at
Moon Lake State Park, Plymouth
Township.
After a buffet picnic lunch, a brief
meeting was held, presided over by
Secretary-Treasurer, Linda (Swel-
gin) Anesi. Devotions by Elmer
Swelgin. Games were played and
prizes awarded.
Attending were: Tony and Vicky
(Pudimott) Schalak of South Plain-
field, NJ; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pudi-
mott of Middlesex, NJ; Bernard
Pudimott and son of Philadelphia;
Bob and Barbara (Pudimott). Young
of Berwick; Mr. and Mrs. William
Pudimott and family of Hunlock
Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swelgin
of Idetown; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Swelgin of Ceasetown; Don and
Linda (Swelgin) Anesi of Hallstead;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swelbin of
Plymouth; Bill and Sharon (Swel-
gin) Pierce and family of Blooming-
dale; Ken and Lisa (Swelgin) Laso-
ski and family of Mountaintop; Mrs.
Olga (Swelgin) Hawley of Levit-
town, PA; Pamela Hawley and
daughter and friends of Levittown;
and Mr. and Mrs. George Hawley
and family of Levittown, PA.
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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
arrived for duty with the 485th
Engineering Installation Group,
Griffiss Air Force Base, N.Y.
Terkowski is a ground radio com-
munications specialist.
JEFFREY GETZ, of Dallas,
received a Bachelor of Science
Degree at Fairleigh Dickinson Uni-
versity’s Florham-Madison Campus
in June, 1986.
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NAVY RESERVE PVT. CHRIS-
TOPHER W. DAVIS, son of William
C. and Virginia B. Davis of 31
Valley View Park, Dallas, has com-
pleted training as an Army military
police specialist under the one sta-
tion unit training (OSUT) program
at Fort McClellan, Ala.
OSUT is a 13-week period which
combines basic training with
advanced individual trainingh.
Students were trained in civil and
military law, traffic control, map
reading and self-defense.
BERTHA'S
BARGAINS
ANTIQUE FOOT PEDAL
grinding wheel $25. 868-
6310. 29-4-P
LAWN MOWER, gasoline
3% h.p., good cond. $45.
693-3322. 29-4-P
MICROMETER ADJUSTABLE
TORQUE WRENCH 2"
ratche, new $50. 675-
0470. 32-4-P
AIR CONDITIONER-
COOLER exc. working
cond. $20. Call 696-2400.
29-4-P
PLAYPEN, 40 in. full
padded in exc. con
$s. Call 696-2929. 29-4- P
2 WHEELS & TIRES with 3
extra tires for Plymouth
Horizon, P-55-80-R13,
$25. 696-3607, 11 a.m.
thru 8 p.m. only. 31-2-P.
No visit
necessary
People who get sup-
plementary security
income (SSI) pay-
ments do not have to
visit a Social Security
office to report signif-
icant changes in their
situation, said
Thomas P. Lavelle,
Society Security man-
ager in Wilkes-Barre.
Changes may also be
reported by mail or
by phone.
The important thing
is to include all perti-
nent information.
This includes the
name of the person
about whom the
report is being made,
the person’s Social
Security number, the
date the change
occurred, and the
address and phone
number of the person
making the report.
For the public’s
convenience, a form
for making such
reports can be
obtained from any
Social Security office.
The Wilkes-Barre
Social Security office
is located at Room
2227 Penn Place, 20
N. Pennsylvania
Ave., Wilkes-Barre.
The telephone
number is 826-6371.
BERTHA
BERTHA
BERTHA
SERVICES
GARAGE SALE
ENGINE CLEANING GUN
regular price $39.95 will
sell for $10. 675-0470. 32-
P
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT. Various
types $50. takes all. 696-
3410. 29-4-P
BLENDER & CAN OPENER.
Both in mint cond. $20.
696-3410. 29-4-P
2-E78x14'' SNOW TIRES,
studded, mounted on
wheels $40. Set used one
season. 675-0470. 32-4-P
5.50 LB. BAGS of Hyflo
Super-Cel Diatomite
Filter Aid, $5. ea.; lg.
sizeoil rain lamp $40.
Call 675-0907. 29-4-P
20 HARD BACK BOOKS
$2.50 for all; 70 paper-
back novels $12 for all;
size 12 girls 2 pc. salmon
snowmobile suit $7.;
Keystone movie camera
$25. 675-0907. 29-4-P
WHITE MARBLE CHIPS 150
Ibs. Price $6.00. 696-
1927. 29-4-P
AIR CONDITIONER 5000
BTU $35; Ig. fish tank
$30; rotary gas lawn
mower $49. Call 655-9220
after 12. 29-4-P
GIRLS SCHOOL CLOTHING
size 8 to 14, $.50 to $4.
Shoes, $.50 to $2. Call
288-5652. 31-4-P.
SOLID . WOOD PICTURE
FRAMES. 22x44, good
condition, $15 each. 696-
1474. 32-4-P.
SHRINERS JEWELED FEZ,
size 7, rain hat & carry-
ing case, $40. 675-3809.
31-4-P.
40 12” CINDERBLOCKS 70
cents ea.; 18 landscaped
timbers, new, 3x5x8 $3.
ea. 477-2225. 30-4-P
OLD GRINDING WHEEL,
foot pedal $35 or best
offer. Propane tank $10.
868-6310. 30-4-P
SCHWINN 5 speed bicycle,
with double basket &
lock, $50 or best offer.
868-6310. 30-4-P
BROWN WICKER dressing
table $45; Strolle car
seat $25; umbrella
stroller $25; Maxi Taxi
$25; infant seat w-tra
$5; Greeko padded hig
chair "$15; heated feed-
ing dish, baby lazy Susan
& food grinder $10. 288-
7113. 30-4-P
BAR 3x4, walnut, asking
$35. 823-1619. 30-4-P
LAWNMOWERS 2 used gas
mowers $30. ea. 829-
4422. 30-4-P
BEDROOM DRESSER $50;
brown tweed. reclining
chair $20. Both in very
good cond. 333-5336. 32-
4-P
ZENITH STEREO with AM-
FM stereo radio, dark
oak cabinet needs
repair, $40. 675-0470. 32-
4-P
SLIDING DOOR DRAPES,
fect cond. $10; Singer
sewing button hole
maker with attachments
$6; beautiful china teas
set, teapot, creamer &
sugar bowl! $10. Call 283-
1732. 32-4-P
ALL WHITE ORNAMENTAL
iron large size desk with
formica top. May also be
used as vanity $30. Good
cond. 675-0470. 32-4-P
VANITY TABLE AND
CHAIR to match with
glass top with matching
vanity for a young girl.
Comes complete with
matching valance and
full size Yovrio $35.
complete. 675-0470. 32-4-
P
MASON CANNING JARS
with rings, 10 doz. at $2
per doz.; 4 Bamboo
torches $4 ea. Call 678-
3218 after 4 p.m. 32-4-P
SWAG DRAPE VALANCE,
119” wide. Mounted on
wooden frame. Green,
$10. Call 288-8933. 20-
tfn-P
SHRINERS JEWELED FEZ,
size 7; rain hat and car-
rying case. $40. 675-
3809. 31-4-P
26" LADIES 3 SPEED BIKE
Good cond. $25; St.
Tropez Moto Cross, good
cond. $35. Call anytme.
639-1082. 30-4-P
MATERNITY CLOTHES
Summer & fall. Sizes 8
thru 12. Exc. cond. $2.
neg. Call 822-5988. 30-4-
P
CENTURY SUPERBABY
SWING. Exc. cond. used
only 2 months. Paid $35
will sell for $20 firm.
675-6142. 30-4-P
4 USED RECAP TIRES 78x15
$5; seveal used lab coats
& jackets sizes 42 & 44,
price negotiable. 693-
3248. 30-4-P
3 PC. SLIP JOINT PLIER
SET, new 6"-8"-10" sizes
by Cobra $10. 675-0470.
2-BURNER HOT PLATE
used very little. $12.00.
Call 675-0470. 32-4-P
639-5678. 31-4-P
BOYS SWEATERS, slacks,
shirts, winter jackets,
size 12-14. All like new
from $2 to $10. 696-3763.
32-4-P
ELECTRIC BBQ GRILL, with
stand, like new $40; bed-
room ceiling light fixture
$35. 675-4532. 32-4-P
2 WHEELS & TIRES for
Corvair. 696-3607, 11
a.m. thru 8 p.m. only.
31-2-P
SOFT PADDED LIVIN-
GROON ARM CHAIR,
light gold color. Good
cond. Suitable for cot-
tage or family room.
$15. 696-1927 anytime.
31-4-P.
FLOOR LAMP with built in
serving tray. Very good
cond. $25. Call 696-1927.
31-4-P.
SCHWIN GIRLS BIKE - 20",
$25 call 288-5652. 31-4-P.
STEREO RECORD PLAYER &
old playing records, $20.
Procter Blender - 7 spds,
$5. Lamps, $3. Drapes &
curtains 50x63, 50x84, $3
& $4. All in perfect con-
dition. Moving, must
sell. Call 283-1732. 31-4-
P.
BOYS TAN CORDOROY
JACKET with patch
sleeves. Like new. Size
14-16, $10. Call 288-3321.
31-4-P,
2 WHEELS & TIRES from
Reliant P175-75R13 good
cond., $30. 696-3607, 11
a.m. thru 8 p.m. only.
31-2-P.
SNOW SUITS and coats
warmly lined, with
hoods. 24 mo. $4; size 2,
$6; size 3, $4; size 4, $7;
size 5, $7; size 7-8 $14.
very good to exc. cond.
696-1974 atter 3
p.m. 30-4-P
MISCELLANEOUS
DO YOU LIKE COUNTRY
DECOR? Have a Country
Comforts Home party.
Call now for details. 654-
0150 after 3:00. 31-2-P.
TRAVEL COMPANION
WANTED, Must be a
refined, compatible
female with drivers
license. Please reply to:
Dallas Post, PO Box
366M, Dallas, PA 18612.
32-4-P
SALE! 50 percent off!
Flashing arrow sign
$269! Lighted, non-arrow
$259! Unlighted $229!
Free letters! Few left.
See locally. 1(800)423-
0163, anytime. 32-1-P
PROFESSIONAL TYPING -
Term papers, reports,
thesis. 48 Hour service in
most cases (some
quicker). $2.00 per page.
$.25 per page extra
copies. Resume service
also available. Resume
and cover letter pre-
pared, $15.00. Copies,
YARD SALE Saturday,
Aug. 23, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
111 Church St., Dallas
(up the hill from Acme);
bassinette, crib, car seat
and more. 32-1-P
GARAGE SALE Friday,
. 22, afternoon; Sat-
ou ay, Aug. 23, 9 a.m. to
?. at 41 Davenport St.,
$.25 per page. Call 288- p
8933. 12-tin-P Dallas. 32-1-P
STENCILING - beautify
your home with hand
stencilin onwalls,
floors, ST or
fabric. Call A. Robinson
675-6154 after 5 p.m. 29-
8-P
WELL DRILLING. Laurel
Enterprises, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. Call 825-3214
or 823-1719. 30-4-P
CHAIR CANING. LAWN
FURNITURE WEBBING
REPLACED.--United Reha-
bilitation Services, 287
North Pennsylvania
Avenue, Wilkes-Barre,
PA. Telephone 829-3681.
WILL MAKE YOUR CAR
SHOWROOM
SPARKLING. Fair prices
for wash, polish and
vacuum. Call for appoint-
ment. 333-4980. 31-1-P.
DALLAS PLAYGROUP for
1% to 2 year olds. Moms
take turns supervising.
Call 639-1464. 32-4-P
ADOPTION
YOUNG HAPPILY MAR-
RIED, college educated
and financially secure
couple wish to adopt a
white newborn. We will
give LOVE, warmth and
security and a wonderful
education in the future.
Legal and confidential.
Expenses paid. Anx-
Let's help one another!
Call Kathy and Jim col-
lect at (51%) 589-4989
GARAGE SALE
GARAGE SALE, Aug. 23 &
24. 10 a.m. to ? Rt. 29,
Harveys Lake Rd.
between Harveys Lake &
Noxen. Clothing, tools,
furniture, household
items & combination of
everything. 32-1-P
GARAGE SALE Aug. 22 &
23, 9 am. to 1 p.m.
Porch swing, 3-7" ft.
Aluminum colums, porch
furniture childrens cloth-
ing, new shoes, skates,
toys, teapots & house-
hold items. 98 Idlewood
r., Haddonfield Hills,
Dallas. 32-1-P
MOTORCYCLES
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1983 YAMAHA black,
50cc, special $550. Call
675-3713. 18-tfn-P
1985 KAWASAKI
"VULCAN" V-engine,
garage kept. $2400. Call
after 4 p.m. 829-6584,
29-tfn-P
1979 YAMAHA DT175,
runs excellent, asking
$350. Call 696-1485. 30-4-
P
1978 KAWASAKI KZ-400,
like new, asking $600.
Call 287-6223. 30-4-P
AUTO
‘71 FORD T-BIRD, Mint
cond. 20,000 miles, one
owner, p.s., p.b., a-c,
p.w., interior & exterior
in exc. cond. Asking
$5500. Call 696-1304. 29
4-GR
86 Subaru
GL-10 Turbo wagon, 5
speed, fully loaded. Call
654-7366 atter 3 p.m. 30-
4-P
1974 BUICK APOLLO
needs some body work.
Runs good. $275. Call
477-2182. 31-4-GR.
1983 PONTIAC TRANS
AM, Excellent Condition.
Original owner. Loaded,
including T-Roof, Black
exterior, tan cloth inte-
rior. Price negotiable.
Call 675-2736 after 6
p.m. 31-3-P.
1984 PONTIAC TRANS
AM, 5-0 liter. HO motor.
Auto., p.s., p.b., air,
AM-FM stereo cassette,
cruise. Loaded. Mag
wheels, 14,000 miles. A-
title, new $18,500 will
sacrifice for $11,500. Call
824-4497 or 287-9889 or
287-2650. 32-4-P
‘72 FORD TORINO needs
minor repair. Asking
$200. 696-1284. 32-4-P
1963 BUICK LESABRE con-
vertible. Exc. cond. Low
mileage, p.s., p.b.,
newly upholstered $7800.
Call 283-0329. 32-4-GR
BETH ANN DELANEY
Assistance Trainer, providing train-
ing to supervisory and union person-
nel of 12 local firms which have
Employee Assistance Programs
with Family Service Association.
Beth Ann has a Masters Degree in
Social Work from Marywood Col-
lege School of Social Work and a
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Sa Work from college Misercor-
a
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