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school.
THERE’S LOTS OF EXCITE-
MENT going on at the Dickson
home on 42nd Street, Dallas.
Andrea, their former foreign
exchange student for the ’82-’83
year is bringing back lots of
memories to his American
family and friends.
Remember you are all wel-
come tostop and see Andrea or
give him a call. He’s most
anxious to see all his American
friends. He will be at the Dick-
sons until December 29.
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ARLINE DAILEY, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. E. John Dailey,
Elmcrest, is full of excitement
also.
Arline will be leaving for the
University of Nancy in France
on January 3rd. She will have a
six month stay in France, where
she will be taking her internship
in French and administration.
Arline has been taking a
double major all along at
Bloomsburg University and is
looking forward to taking her
last semester in France.
Our best wishes go with her as
she goes to a strange country
alone to further her education.
Her mother; Maryan Dailey is
having a lot of anxious moments
as she approaches the date of
departure but Arline assures
her ‘all will be fine.”
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THE KATYL’S TV STORES
held their annual Christmas
party on Sunday afternoon at
Genetti’s Best Western in
Wilkes-Barre.
Employees and spouses
enjoyed a lovely dinner and
good time celebrating a success-
ful year, the opening of a
Katyl’s Store in Tunkhannock in
1986 and welcoming the Christ-
mas season.
Jean
MEADOWS NURSING
CENTER have been getting a
lot of attention for the Christ-
mas Season also. Tuesday eve-
ning the Pioneer Clubs and their
families sang Christmas carols
to them and presented them
with fruit baskets for Christ-
mas.
Wednesday evening the
growth groups of the EFC
Church joined them for a night
of fun and singing and lots of
loving fellowship filled with
season greetings.
SUNDAY EVENING this
same group will meet at the
home of Ed and Pat Nicely on
Sterling Avenue, Dallas, and
will serenade the neighborhood.
If you live on that street and
hear lots of laughing, crazy
people, you’ll know its that gang
from Evangelical Free Church
having fun.
OUR SYMPATHY is extended
to the Yurko family of Sweet
Valley on the passing of their
mother, Mrs. Stasia Yurko this
past week.
Joe Yurko, owner of Sweet
Valley Service Station, is a son
of hers and we are sorry for
their loss at this time.
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SOME PEOPLE are so lucky!
Cathy, Ill omit her last name so
she isn’t bugged with calls, a
former instructor at Great
Beginnings Fitness Center and
an employee at Lehman High
School made a phone call to a
local radio station within nine
minutes, as she was told to do if
she was listening and won $5,000
cash.
Needless to say she is no
longer an instructor at the fit-
ness center, she now has a
center of her own. Cathy used
her winnings to furnish a room
with all that equipment most of
us dream about having.
Congratulations Cathy! We
are so happy for you.
RUSS AND CAROLINE
HAVEY, Demunds Road,
Dallas, got an early Christmas
present. I’m told it’s a beautiful
new Honda Accord with a sun
roof.
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PENN STATE STUDENTS
next to Valentine’s Toys. If you
want a real live tree and want
to help the Lehman ‘Campus
Penn State kids before one of
them gets killed flagging down
traffic, stop and buy a tree.
I’m told first hand they are
beautiful trees and the price is
right.
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WALTER HOOVER is a
patient in the Nesbitt Hospital
again. Mr. Hoover has been in
ill health for sometime.
Remember him in your prayers.
ALLYSON JONES is back in
the hospital also. She’s now a
patient in Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital. Allyson was home
from Philadelphia Childrens
Hospital last week but some
other problems have surfaced
now.
Please remember the people
who have illness at this time of
the year. It’s easy .to get all
wrapped up in the holiday
season and forget those less
fortunate.
(Jean Hillard, a Back Moun-
tain resident, is a columnist for
The Dallas Post. Her eolumn
appears regularly.)
Births
(The following Back Mountain
couples have announced births
during the past week:)
ASTON, LOLA and BARRY,
RD 1, Sweet Valley, a son,
Tuesday, Dec. 16.
CARTER, RINA and SCOTT,
Valley View Trailer Park,
Dallas, a son, Tuesday, Dec. 16.
Deaths
SR. RICHARD MAHER -
R.S.M., Sister of Mercy, died
December 16 in the Mercy
Center Convent, Dallas. Born in
Plymouth, she was a member of
the Sisters of Mercy for over 55
years. !
JOHN HOPPLE - 60, of 166
Davenport St., Dallas, died
December 16 in the Veterans
Administration Medical Center,
Plains Township. Born in Laurel
Run, he had been employed by
Harold Kocher Hauling, Dallas.
ETHEL CHAPMAN - 82, of
RD 4, Dallas, Lehman Town-
ship, died December 16 in the
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
Born in Case Mills, she was a
retired bookkeeper for Golden
Quality Ice Cream, Plymouth,
where she had been employed
for 20 years.
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CHRISTMAS IS FINALLY
HERE! Can you believe all the
preparations are finished and
now we can sit down and enjoy
the holiday?
To all my readers I would like
to wish the happiest of holidays.
It’s so nice to meet people on
the street who recognize me and
say “Oh, I always read your
column.”
Holiday greetings also go to
our staff at The Dallas Post. I
have been with the paper for 10
years, and believe me these
folks are a great bunch of
people to work with.
Also special greetings to my
little students at Trinity Nur-
sery School. The joy of the
Christmas season really comes
to life when you work with these
special little people. Their eyes
light up when telling about deco-
rating their Christmas tree,
talking to Santa, or when they
are enjoying the beautiful
creche that is set up in the
Trinity United Presbyterian
Church. So Merry Christmas,
my little ones.
whom God has richly blessed
season to you.
MUSIC AND SINGING is an
important part of any Christ-
mas celebration.
The students in the Dallas
High School Choristers, Madri-
gals and Chorus have spent the
holiday season spreading joy to
the community, including carol-
ing at Dennison House in Forty
Fort and making an appearance
each of the three local television
stations.
Mrs. Florence Sherwood is
director.
Joan
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ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN
CHURCH, Shavertown held
their children’s program on
Sunday evening. During the
morning worship service, a spe-
cial. music program was
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THE COMBINED CHOIRS of
Idetown United Methodist
Church, Lehman United Meth-
odist Church, and Trinity United
Presbyterian Church presented
a Christmas Cantata on Decem-
ber 14.
Director was Shirley Mahle,
also director of the New Com-
munity Singers; Elaine St. Clair
was pianist; Virginia Swanson,
organist, Derk A. Vloedman and
Suzi Pecukonis were narrators.
Rev. Andrew Pillarella is
pastor of Trinity United Presby-
terian Church; Rev. Michael
Shambora is pastor of Lehman
and Idetown Churches.
GET WELL WISHES to Mrs.
Kathy Beardsworth. I hope you
are feeling better very soon,
Kathy.
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BELATED BIRTHDAY
WISHES to Master Adam
Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Brown, who celebrated
his second birthday on Decem-
ber 15.
Adam has a big brother,
Dennis, a student at Trinity
Nursery School and a big sister,
Rebecca Lynn.
(Joan Kingsbury, a Back
Mountain resident, is a column-
ist for The Dallas Post. Her
column appears regularly.)
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