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H. SCOTT LEFKO
H. Scott Lefko, formerly of
Dallas, was recently named
director of the new Chesapeake
Job Corps Center, in Port
Deposit, Maryland.
In his new position, Lefko is
responsible for the day-to-day
operation of the 1200 corpsmem-
ber center which employs more
than 350 staff members at the
site of the former Bainbridge
Naval Training Center.
Following his graduation from
Pennsylvania State University,
Lefko began working with the
Job Corps Program in 1978 as a
Center Liaison representative at
the Keystone Job Corps Center,
Drums.
He was later named Manager
of Residential Living and Coun-
seling at the Woodstock Job
Corps Center near Baltimore
and, in 1982, became deputy
director of that center. In the
spring of 1985, Singer Career
Cystems chose Lefko as the
center director of the Susque-
hanna Job Corps Center, a posi-
tion in which he remained until
being named director of the
Chesapeake Center.
Lefko is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lefko of Luzerne
Avenue, Dallas. He is married
to the former Anne Fisher of
Nanticoke.
AIRMAN GARY M. HOSKINS
Airman Gary M. Hoskins, son
of Thomas H. Hoskins of 216
Terrace Ave., Trucksville, has
graduated from Air Force basic
training at Lackland Air Force
Base, Texas.
During the six weeks of train-
ing the airman studied the Air
Force mission, organization and
customs and received special
training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who com-
plete bsic training earn credits
through the Community College
of the Air Force.
Xi
EVELYN TOMASOVIC
Evelyn Tomasovic of Dallas
has been appointed to the
newly-created position of coordi-
nator of resource development
in the Development Office at
King’s College.
At King’s, Tomasovic will be
responsible for developing and
maintaining an up-to-date devel-
opment research library and
file and also for researching
potential donor prospects.
Before joining King’s, Toma-
sovic served as an information
consultant for Meyer and Swat-
koski Associates, Kingston. She
has also served as an manager
of library services for the NPW
Medical Center; as librarian for
Rosenn, Jenkins and Green-
wald, a Wilkes-Barre law firm;
and, as assistant reference
librarian for Fairleigh Dickin-
son University, Hackensack,
N.J.
She earned a Master’s degree
from the School of Library Serv-
ice at Columbia University and
a Bachelor’s degree from Mont-
clair State College. She has
completed additional course
work in the use of computers in
libraries, management commu-
nications computer science and
legal bibliography.
Tomasovic has served as an
officer and committee member
for the Health Information Net-
work of Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania and is a member of the
Medical Library Association.
MARK M. UNGVARSKY
Mark M. Ungvarsky has been
appointed senior auditor at Blue
Cross of Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania. The announcement was
made by Plan President and
Chief Executive Officer Gilbert
D. Tough.
In this capacity, Ungvarsky is
responsible for coordinating all
facets of Medicare and Blue
Cross audits for member hospi-
tals and nursing homes. He also
provides technical supervision
to staff auditors.
Ungvarsky began his career
with Blue Cross in 1980 as a
degree in accounting from
ROSEMARY CAPUTO
Rosemary Shea Caputo, Shav-
ertown, has accepted the posi-
tion of phonathon chairman for
the 1986-87 Wyoming Seminary
Annual Fund, according to Ste-
phen M. Alinikoff, Kingston,
Annual Fund Chairman. The
phonathon will be conducted on
November 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23,
and 24 in the Administration
Building at King’s College,
Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Caputo, a member of
Wyoming Seminary’s class of
1958, has been active in numer-
ous school activities and com-
mittees. She is a former
member of the Wyoming Semi-
nary Parents’ Association and is
currently on the Alumni Asso-
ciation.
She and her husband, Rich-
ard, have three children, Lisa, a
graduate student at Northwest-
ern School of Journalism; Rich-
ard, Jr. a student at Brown
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KENNETH KROGULSKI
The Board of Trustees of the
Institute of Chartered Financial
Analysts (CFA) has notified
Kenneth Krogulski of Dallas, an
assistant vice president and
investment officer in First East-
ern Bank’s Trust Department,
that he has received the desig-
nation of CFA Charter.
Obtaining the CFA Charter
signifies that the candidate has
successfully completed the
three-year program including
three examinations covering a
defined body of knowledge fun-
damental to the practice of
investment management.
Krogulski, who joined First
Eastern in 1979, is a graduate of
Bishop O’Reilly High School,
received his BS degree in Busi-
ness Administration from the
Indiana University of Pennsyl-
vania and his MBA from Wilkes
College. He is a member of the
Wyoming Valley Chapter of the
American Institute of Banking,
Financial Analysts Federation
of Philadelphia, the Knights of
Columbus; and is an adjunct
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Krogulski lives in Dallas with
his wife, Ann.
ROSALIE STRASSER
Barry C. Boyer, President and
Chief Operating Officer of Mer-
chants Bank North announced
the promotion of Rosalie G.
Strasser to Systems Officer.
Mrs. Strasser joined the bank
in 1978 as a commercial loan
clerk-teller and was assigned to
the systems department in 1983.
A graduate of St. Ann’s Acad-
emy, she earned her Bachelor
of Arts degree from Boston
University in 1974 and has com-
pleted courses through the Wyo-.
ming Valley Chapter of the
American Institute of Banking.
She and her husband, Paul,
reside in Shavertown and are
the parents of two children,
Carrie and Max.
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