12 THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, February 24, 1988
Wednesday,
February 24
TECHNOLOGY CAREER
- Information Nights at PSU-WB,
Telecommunications Technol-
ogy; Electrical Engineering
Technology; and Biomedical
Equipment Technology, 6-8 p.m.
at Penn State W-B Hayfield }
House. Meet industry leaders §
and Penn State faculty and find
out the technology career fields.
Free, open to the public. For
~ more information, contact the
Center for Individual Develop-
ment at 675-9276, 1-800-426-2358.
| Thursday,
. | February 25
- ELLA, pastor of the Trinity
~ Presbyterian Church for the
past 25 years, will be the fea-
tured speaker at the Lehman
- United Methodist Church on
Thursday, Feb. 25, at 7:30 p.m.
celebrating the second in the
~~ Lenten Series of the Sweet
~~ Valley Ministerium.
Rev. Dr. Bill Lukesh, Rev.
~~ Ted Lorah, and Rev. Glenn
~~ Brown will also participate in
the service with the Maple
~~ Grove UMC assisting in special
music.
~~ Refreshments will be served
after the service and the public
~ is cordially invited to attend
~ with easy parking.
~~ Lenten donations will be
presented to Vision of Wilkes-
Barre. Host pastor will be Rev.
Michael Shambora.
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| February 26
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of
REV. ANDREW PILLAR-
District Orchestra participants
Five members of the Lake-Lehman High School Band
participated in the District IX Orchestra, February 10 - 13 at
Wyoming Valley West High School. The local participants
were selected after auditioning at Scranton Central High
School in December. Shown from left to right are Albert
Cigarski, MaryAnn Kasko, Kathy McAvoy and Scott Brown.
Absent from photo, Duane Austin.
Kingston at 106 W. Dorrance
St.will be having its Annual
Missionary Conference at the
Church from Feb. 26 - 28. The
principal speaker will be Rev.
Ronald L. Self. Rev. Self and his
wife, Christine, are missionaries
in Argentina, under the Associa-
tion of Baptists for World Evan-
gelism (ABWE) and have
- served on the field seven years.
The public is invited to attend
the services and activities for
the Conference. There will be
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
evening services at 7 p.m. and a
Sunday morning service at 11
am. There will be a Men's
Fellowship Prayer Breakfast at
Bosvcov’s at 8 a.m. on Satur-
day, Feb. 27, and a “pot luck”
Fellowship Dinner at 5:30 p.m.
that same evening. Reservtions
are recommended for the break-
fast and dinner. Anyone inter-
ested may call Mrs. Elaine
Decker at 287-4196.
Saturday,
February 27
BACK MOUNTAIN BASE-
BALL INC. will conduct its final
registration for Little League
hardball, girls softball, and
teeners league baseball on Sat-
urday, Feb. 27, from 10 a.m.
until 12 noon at the Dallas Boro
Building.
All players registering for the
first time must present proof of
age and, all children must be
accompanied by an adult. Man-
agers, coaches, umpires and
other volunteers are needed by
the organization and interested
individuals can sign up for these
duties at registration.
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fi A PANCAKE SUPPER, will
be held Saturday, Feb. 27 from
4 to 7 p.m. at the East Dallas
United Methodist Church,
will consist of pancakes, sau-
sage, eggs, pie and coffee,
BN family style. $4.00 for adults and
$2.00 for children.
Next
week
THE BACK MOUNTAIN cele-
bratin of the World Day of
Prayer will be held at 1 p.m. on
Friday, March 4 at the Hunts-
ville Christian Church.
All are invited and encour-
aged to attend.
The church is located approxi-
mately one block from the -
Huntsville Dam near Hillside
Drive. :
The celebration is the day
once a year when people of faith
in 170 countries around the
world join hearts and voices in
prayer to open doors for world
peace.
For more information call 675-
0611.
“Coming
events
THE UNITED METHODIST
Lower Demunds Rd. The menu
WOMEN of the Maple Grove
United Methodist Church will be
holding their annual rummage
sale at the church hall on
Wednesday, March 9, from 9
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and on Thurs-
day, Mar. 10, from 9 a.m. to 2
p.m. Thursday will be $1.00 per
bag day. ;
The church is located on the
Sweet Valley Road in Pikes
Creek (just two-tenths miles of
PA 118.)
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WILKES-BARRE GENERAL
HOSPITAL will hold an 8-week
series of Childbirth Preparation
Classes beginning on Mary 7.
The classes, held Mondays from
7 to 9 p.m., are taught by
registered nurses from Gen-
eral’s Obstetrics Department.
Classes are free-of-charge.
Classes should be attended in
conjunction with regular visits
to a physician and are open to
all area couples and single par-
ents regardless of the hospital
in which they plan to deliver.
Information on classes and
reservations can be made by
calling the hospital’s Nursing
Service Department at 829-8111,
extension 2205.
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THE DYMOND HOLLOW
United Methodist Church invites
you to a Chicken Dinner and
Bake Sale on Saturday, Mar. 19,
between the hours of 4:30 and 7
Jm.
Dinner will be served Buffet
Style and will include home-
made pies and rolls. To reserve
your tickets please call 388-6571
or 333-4332. No tickets will be
available at the door. Adults
$4.50; children $2.50.
ON SATURDAY, March 12,
the U.M.W. of the Trucksville
United Methodist Church will
sponsor a Seafood and Chicken
Dinner catered by Murphy’s
Seafood. There is a great vari-
ety offered including: Fried oys-
ters, flounder, deviled crab,
fried scallops, fried shrimp, half
a chicken, chicken croquette,
chicken salad or a seafood
combo. All dinners include
French fries, cole slaw, rolls,
beverage and dessert.
Dinner selection is to be made
when you purchase your ticket
and reservations must be made
by March 6. Takeouts will be
served from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
and dinner will be served in the
Fellowship Hall from 5 to 7 p-m.g%
Tickets are available from *'
any member of the UM.W. or
call the church office, at 696-
3897. Join us for a delicious
dinner.
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MARK YOUR calendars for
Saturday, Mar. 19. This day has .
been scheduled for the Annual
Multiphasic Blood analysis
(AMBA) Program jointly Spon: 3
sored by the Swoyersvill&-
Kiwanis Club and MDS Health
Group. This session will be held
from 6:30 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. at
.the Dana Street Elementary
School, 50 Dana Street (off Wyo-
ming Ave.) in Forty Fort.
Feel better, get a handle on
your health, call the toll-free
number to schedule your
appointment, 1-800-234-8888, any-
time Monday-Friday between 7 |
a.m. and 8 p.m. or Saturday
from 8 a.m. to noon.
In addition to the blood analy-
sis, two other optional services
will be available, a Health and
Lifestyle Evaluation and a test’
for colon-rectal cancer. Prices
for these services start at onl
$21.00 for the blood work wi
each other test only $6.00 addi-
tional or if purchased sepa-
rately.
For more information, call 1-
800-234-8888.
By JEAN HILLARD
Back Mt. Correspondent
~~ LITTLE AMBER NICELY
and her family have returned
from one fabulous week in Dis-
~ neyworld. If you watched Dan
Gallagher on Channel 28 Friday
~ happy 7 year old little girl
having her birthday wish come
true live at Disneyworld. Amber
is’ a victim of cancer, faces
amputation of her leg and has
spots on her lungs . She still
smiles, enjoys life and asks for
~ everyone to pray for her.
Amber says “I love people who
~ care about me; it means they
love me.” A love fund has been -
~~ established by friends of the
Nicely family. Contributions are
‘being sent to ‘‘Amber Nicely
- Love Fund” c-o Northeastern
- Bank of Pennsylvania, Rt. 309,
Dallas, Pa. 18612. Amber’s wish
for a trip was made possible by
Kids Incorporated. As you're
- reading this, Amber will be
back from her trip and receiv-
ing another treatment at Chil-
~ dren’s Hospital, Philadelphia.
o -O-
PAT BALCOMB is back
‘moving around again after
spending a week in Mercy Hos-
pital. Pat had a real scare but
everything is working out well
for her and she’s feeling better
each day. ;
~~ -. FRANK AND MARLENE
~ ROLLMAN, Jackson St., Dallas,
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary on February 23. A
family celebration was held Val-
~~ entine’s weekend at the home of
‘Jim and Peg Thomas, Dallas to
| honor the occasion. The Roll-
mans are the parents of three
children, Rich, Jerry and Kim.
Congratulations Marlene and
Frank.
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~ ALFRED AND LAURA JEAN
-MAHLER of White Birch
Trailer Park, Dallas will cele- .
~ brate their 41st anniversary °
~~ Feb. 24. Laura Jean is the
former Laura Adler of Shaver-
town. They are the parents of
four children. Son Alfred (Bud)
. Mahler and daughter Debra
Lugo both reside in Conn. Rob-
~ erta Small lives in Swoyersville
~ and Ronald lives in Wyoming.
The couple have been blessed
with 6 granddaughters. Congrat-
ulations to this fine couple also.
KRISTEN
- THOMPSON, daughter of John
evening, you saw a smiling
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ELIZABETH
and Debbie Thompson, Oval |
| Back Mountain on the move
Drive, Dallas, entered our world
Feb. 11. Kristen joins her 2%
year old brother John III. Wel-
come Kristen. The proud grand-
parents are Elly and John
Thompson, Haddonfield Hills,
Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. Mat-
thew Kravitz, Dallas.
SCOTT AND PAT DIEFFEN-
BACHER of Chase, have
returned home from a two week
vacation in Florida. Scott was in
Florida on business and Pat
joined him the second week to
make it a pleasure trip.
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ARLENE BERGEVIN, Joseph
St., Dallas, returned from a
week’s vacation at Atlantic
City. Arlene joined her daughter
Jacquie and together they
enjoyed such shows as celebrity
Joan Rivers on stage. A much
deserved vacation, now it’s
back to the usual.
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COLIN EVANS, a 1986
Lehman graduate has gone to
Fort Dix, New Jersey. Colin
joined the Army Reserves and
will spend 4 months of training
at Fort Dix. Good luck Colin, as
\ you begin a new career.
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- HERBERT AND MELISSA
ROGERS of Dallas spent two
weeks enjoying the beautiful
sunshine of Florida. The Rogers
visited Disneyworld, Epcot
Center and spent most of their
time in Naples for a lovely
winter vacation.
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REMEMBER SANDY DAUB-
ERT? 15 years ago on March 14, .
Sandy underwent a kidney
transplant. The entire Back
Mountain joined together to
raise funds for the operation. In ,
just 8 weeks we raised over
$18,000, a fund raising drive that
was unbelievable. Now, 15 years
later, almost to the month, the
fund has finally been exhausted.
Burl Updyke, Mickey Boyle and
myself were the trust fund coor-
dinators. When the first pre-
scription of Imuran was pur-
chased 15 years ago the cost
was $9.00 per 100 pills. The last
bill we paid was $65.00 per 100
pills. Some increase! Sandy is
married to Jimmy Cook, they
have two healthy beautiful
LENTEN SPECIAL
“We Specialize in
THE PASTIE LADY
Lower Demunds Road, Dallas
(Behind Don's Market)
NO DELIVERY BACK MOUNTAIN AREA
VEGETABLE and CHEESE PASTIES
Order Now For Easter
- PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY CHEESE PIE
675-8905
Open Tues.-Fri.
daughters, Jan 9 years old and
Tia, 6 years old. They reside in
Lehman and Sandy is very
active in her girls’ activities.
She serves as a Girl Scout
~ leader to Troop 658 in Lehman
and husband Jim is very active
in community affairs also. Jim
just recently became a member
of the Dallas Fall Fair Board.
It’s with great price and plea-
sure that I can say that the fund
is now closed and we the Back
Mountain have this beautiful
family, they belong to us all.
- FRIDAYS ONLY
Dinner Pasties”
11:30-6 p.m.
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9 W. Northampton St.
(corner S. Franklin St.)
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
Phone 825-2024
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