T MINNIE BOYER, 40 Beaumont Realtor Associate “To have 40 better years than the last 40.” FRANK BIGLER, 16 Shavertown Student - thy. Taking a break : Dallas Post/ The Child Development classes at the Dallas Senior High School are developing the projects and activities for the Nursery School to be conducted by them in conjunction with their studies. \ Parents of children who became three years old before January 1, 1987, or four years old before January 1, 1987, who wish to have their children par- ticipate in the project may register thechild at the Senior High School office between 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Tuesday, January 6, and any day through MEDICAL SUPPLY CENTER, INC. * SALES * RENTALS * SERVICE WE BILL DIRECT-MEDICARE-MEDICAID- INSURANCE CO’S-WHEN ELIGIBLE | Ls ATTRACTIVE AND ADJUSTABLE... Bath Benches from Frohock- Stewart fills the bill for your Home Healthcare necessities. ROUTE 29/ROUTE 309—~TUNKHANNOCK next 10 Penelec in the Schatfer Plumbing & Heating Building Our TOLL-FREE Number 1-800-331-8883 HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-1 + 836-6419 pe 24 Hour Emergency Service -— 7 DAYS A WEEK We do FREE Blood Sugar Testing & Blood Pressures y Friday, January 9, 1987. Should school be closed due to inclem- ent weather, the registration will be held on the next school day. Eight boys and eight girls from each age group will be accepted on a first come basis. As b : duced in 1971. J a dati cada AE Ta LG aie Le) HEY TI \ PAT RUSSIN, 16 Shavertown Student “To pay my car off.” MELANIE COSCIA, 17 Trucksville Student ‘““To make the National Honor Society.” The Trucksville Volunteer Fire Company recently held election of officers for 1987. Elected to positions were: Richard Adamchick, president; Bill Sarley, vice-president; Mark Metzo, recording secre- tary; Chuck Woolbert, trea- surer; Bill Eck, fire chief; Jerry Kapral, first assistant; Brian. Johnson, second assist- ant; Bill Sarley, third assistant. Also, Dawn Lobert, member- ship secretary; Gene Brobst, trustee; Neil Kapral, captain; Frank Koneck, lieutenant; George A. Tucker, fire board secretary; George A. Tucker, sergeant at arms. Appointments to the fire com- pany for 1987 will be made by the president of the fire com- pany at the next monthly meet- ing which has been changed from January 2 to January 9 at 8 p.m. at the fire hall. (The following couples have filed for marriage licenses at the Luzerne County Court- house:) MARK T. BOND, RD 1, Box 16, Sweet Valley, and TAMMY SALENA HORNER, RD 2, Box 239, Harveys Lake. RUSSELL W. LANSBERRY, RD 2, Box 397, Dallas, and MARY F. FISHER, RD 1, Box 438, Harveys Lake. THOMAS JAMES BROWN, JR., 14 Division St., Pittston, and ROBIN IRIS KAHN, Box 426, RD 4, Dallas. People in the news AMBER LYNN FORSTER, daughter of Edward and Sandra Forster, Dallas, has been named to the Dean’s List for the Fall Quarter at Asbury College, Wilmore, Kentucky. ARMY PVT. JOHN F. MAHALICK, son of Evelyn Rowlands of 2211 Huntsville Road, Shavertown, and brother of Karen Labar of 60 Mill St., Dallas, has arrived for duty with the 2nd Armored Division, Fort Hood, Texas. Mihalick is a missile crew member. Army National Guard 2nd LT. DONALD A. BENZA, son of Donald L. and Maryline L. Benza of 82 E. Meadow St., Shavertown, has completed the field artillery officer basic course at Fort Sill, Okla. -0- KENNETH D. SWINGLE, son of Elwood and Mary L. Swingle of 18 N. Main St., Shavertown, has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of airman first class. o TUESDAY, JANUARY 6 7:00 P.M. 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