8 THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, March 9, 1988 People, places, and things Back Mt. on the move BY JEAN HILLARD Back Mt. Correspondent PAUL JONES, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones of Jackson Township, hs been accepted into four law schools for the Fall semester. Paul is currently attending King’s College and will choose from Dickinson, Dayton, Pittsburgh, or Dusquesne Law Schools. IT’S CELEBRATION month for the Bob Considine family. Marianne Considine celebrated her birthday March 1, Bob Sr., March 5, Bob Jr.’s will be March 19 and to top off the month of these two Shavertown families will be the 37th wedding anniversa- ry of Bob and Marianne on March 31. Their two grandchildren, Robyn and Brent have been enjoying the cakes for all these special days and the entire family will have one big dinner celebration to honor the anniversary and end their special month. Happy birthday, Happy Anniversary Considines. PAULINE KUTZ OF Machell Avenue, Dallas, gets so involved with volunteering at our Back Mountain Library Auction year round that I wonder where she found the time to study for herself. Pauline, whom we all know and love to work with at the Auction decided to go back to LCCC for a short time and take a refresher course in her nursing career. Congratulations on completing the course Pauline, I always knew you were a lady who stayed on top of things. KATHI AND RICK POST of Shickshinny spent two weeks touring Florida. The Posts took one route down and followed the coast coming home getting to see as much as possible both ways. They stayed at Orlando, visited Disneyworld, Epcot Center and of course the beaches. Their two children had their own special vacation and spent the two weeks with Grandma Marge in Sweet Valley. ALICEN VAN GORDER, daughter of Robert and Linda Van Gorder, Sweet Valley, spent her spring break in Puerto Rico. Alicen is a student at Penn State and she and 15 other girls decided everyone goes to Florida so let’s do something different so ‘Puerto Rico here we come. The girls’ plans were to tour as much as possible, lots of time on the beaches and of course a few parties. One of the girls in the group used to live in Puerto Rico so they had the advantage of a real tour guide everywhere they went. THERE’S A SPECIAL guy in the Newberry Estates, Dallas, who’s celebrating a birthday on March 11. So a special birthday wish goes to him this week. Happy birthday Uncle John Davis. CONGRATULATIONS to Dr. and Mrs. Michael Callahan of Shavertown on the birth of their daughter, Jessica. Debbie and Mike also have a son, Nicholas, who attends Trucksville Nursery School. WE’D LIKE to welcome the Peeler family to their new home in Bulford Farms, Shavertown. Molly and Ray have two children: Meighan, who is a pre-schooler at Apple Tree and Michael. Library notes The Back Mountain Memorial Library display case will be featuring for the next four weeks a collection of demitasse cups and saucers borrowed from Virginia Davis of Dallas. Many of the cups and saucers had belonged to Virginia’s mother and are antiques. She has loaned us 26 of these from her collection, many of which she received as gifts from friends. Virginia found these stored away in a carton after her mother died. She keeps them at home on shelves. Her collection began with 12 sets from her mother’s collection and the others she received as gifts or bought herself while traveling. She has two favorites, a tall dark red one with a scenery and one Japanese with a woman’s face from Colorado. One odd one, a blue dragon on cup and saucer; a brass one from India; a white with green shamrock appropriate for St. Patrick’s Day and one from Thomas Jefferson’s home in Virginia. Her older son, Dan, gave her one with Dublin House from Colorado Springs. There is one floral with Wilkes-Barre painted on; a petite pink miniature and a white one with tiny blue flowers, the library staff’s favorite. Virginia lived in Colorado for 9 years and Washington, D.C. for 20 years. This display will be at the library until March 30. The Book Club of the library will hold its first meeting for 1988 in the reference room at the library on Monday, Mar. 21 at 1:30. Special guest speaker will be Richard Kastl, executive director of the Wyoming Historial and Geological Society, who will speak about Wilkes-Barre over the past 50 years. All members of the Book Club and guests are invited to attend. After a short business meeting, refreshments will be served. - Meetings announced The Dallas Area Federated Woman’s Club will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday, Mar. 10 at 7 p.m. at the Castle Inn, Dallas. The Dallas Club will be work- ing in conjunction with the Bear Creek Woman’s Club at Kiddie City for the countywide Federation Day on March 12 at Boscov’s. All members are urged to attend the Federation Day activities and to donate new and good used toys and games for a children’s flea market. Baked goods are also needed. The flea market items and baked goods can be brought to the March 10 mee- ti.g or members may contact Pat Smaka. The club will be celebrating it’s 10th anniversary on April 13 with dinner at Genetti’s fol- lowed by a musical, ‘Singing in the Rain” at the Kirby Thea- ter. The cost will be $35.00 per person and reservations must be made by the March meet- ing. Band members audition Thirteen members of the Lake-Lehman High School Band will participate from March 9 through 12 in the Regional Band Festival hosted by Valley View High School. A concert will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 12. Guest conductor will be Mr. Dick Talbot and host conductor is George Robinson. During the Festival each band member will audition to represent their region during the Pennsylvania Music Educator's Association All-State Band Festival to be held this spring. The Regional band members were selected after auditioning during their District's festival in January. & Kneeling from left, Molly White, MaryAnn): Kasko, Michelle Phares, Kathy McAvoy, Kelly McNulty, Connie Belkowski. Seated, Albert Cigarski, Duane Austin. Standing, Jeff Kairo, Alan Perrego, Scott. Brown, Danny Smith, Kim Sevenski. Drama to be performed Reginald Rose's Emmy award winning play “12 Angry men” will be presented by Showcase Theatre at the Wilkes College Performing Arts Center in Wilkes-Barre on March 10, 11, 12 & 13 at 8 p.m. Jane Tomassetti of Trucksville is director. Reservations are requested and be made by calling 823-5266. Shown in photo are Bill Zdancewicz, Kingston; Joseph Gilbert, Pittston and Mark Kahn, Dallas. If you see news. . . Call 675-5211 the coupon. 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