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Jones will emcee Lincoln Day dinner
The Luzerne County Republi- Members of the planning com- Watahovich, Freeland; James
can Committee is pleased to an- mittee include: Thomas and Cauley, Hazleton; Pete Sabol,
nounce that it will host a Lincoln Martha Reese, Dallas; Clark Brown, Hazleton; David Wilmes, Hazleton;
Day Dinner on Thursday, April27, Salem Township; Frank Cataldo, Jeanne Snyder, Hazleton; Mary
beginning at 6 p.m. with Cash Bar Butler Township; Warren Kluger, Jarret, Plymouth; Al Cupp, Hazle-
followed by dinnerat 7 p.m., atthe Butler Township; Norman Young, ton; Tammy Stashick, Kingston;
Pittston Convention Hall, Oak Butler Township; Harry Stone, Angie Selenski, Wyoming; Anna
Street, Pittston. Plymouth Township; Bill Jones, Sedlak, Wyoming; Gladys andJohn
Tickets are priced at $12.50 per Kingston; Eileen and Joseph Sgar- Wilson, Wyoming; Jan Brace, Fran-
person and are available to all lat, Harveys Lake; Shirley Moyer, klin Township; Emil and Marion
interested Luzerne County resi- Shavertown; Albert Yavorchak, Posluszny, Pittston; Francis Hall,
dents. Larksville;, Sherman and Helen Jenkins Township; Nick Dickey,
William Goss, Chairman of the Sartin, Wilkes-Barre; Stephanie Kingston; John Salvo, Swoyersville;
Luzerne County Republican Com- Vadzak, Wilkes-Barre; Marlene and Elizabeth Bolesta, Plymouth.
mittee announced that Joseph Clarke, Kingston; Bernie Novicki,
“Red” Jones will serve as the Mas- Kingston Township; Joseph Suka- ' Republican candidates for of-
ter of Ceremonies and Edward loski, Hanover Township; George fice on the county and local level
Mera, Second District Chairman, Gwilliam. Harveys Lake; William will be on-hand to meet with area
will serve as Ticket Chairman for Lesho, Exeter; John Claherty, citizens prior to the May 16, 1989
the dinner. Harveys Lake Commit-
tee member, Therese Gwilliam is
Chairperson of the Advertisement
Program and Gary Baker of
Lehman Township is Publicity
Chairman.
Hanover Township.
Also, Lisa Baker, Lehman Town-
ship; Marc Holtzman, Kingston;
Joe Mera, Hanover Township;
Frank McKenzie, Hanover Town-
ship; Dale Walker, Hazleton; John
Primary Election.
For more information, contact
Luzerne County Chairman William
Goss or any member of the plan-
ning committee.
Edwards is candidate
for Borough Council
Ronald L. Edwards, Pole 70,
Harveys Lake has announced his
candidacy for Republican nomi-
nation to Harveys Lake Borough.
He is being endorsed by the Har-
veys Lake Executive Committee,
formerly known as the Republi-
can Five.
A graduate of Plymouth High
School, Class of 1966, Edwards
attended Wilkes College and
studied electronics at West Side
Tech Vocational School. He is
presently employed at PG&W in
Consumer Affairs. He has been
employed there for the last 22
years. Mr. Edwards is an active
member of Local 402 Utilities
Union of America; Local 140
Musicians Union; Masonic Lodge
442, and is a member of Our
Lady of Victory Church and a
member of Harveys Lake and
Back Mt. Republicans.
Mr. Edwards is married to the
former Carole A. Swinski, they
are the parents of two children.
“I'm looking forward to serv-
ing on Harveys Lake Borough
Council and am asking for your
support,” Mr. Edwards said in a
prepared press release.
; Ronald Edwards
Albee announces for 2nd term on Council
Robert Albee, Box 661,
Maywood Drive, Harveys Lake,
will be seeking a second term on
Harveys Lake Council. Mr. Albee
is employed by the Tunkhannock
Area School District as an eighth
grade English teacher. He also
owns a business, Bob's Bait and
Tackle Shop, at Sunset, Harveys
Lake.
Mr. Albee is married to the for-
mer Susan Benner of Kingston.
They have three children and at-
tend the Alderson United Meth-
odist Church. Besides being a
family man and businessman, he
enjoys fishing and working with
people. Currently he's a member
of the Pennsylvania State Educa-
fe
Robert Albee
tion Association, the Tunkhan-
nack Area Education Association,
and was former Chairperson and
founder of Harveys Lake Envi-
ronmental Advisory Council
(EVAC).
Mr. Albee is now a councilman
and has been instrumental in
accomplishing the following:
$50,000 grant for Keifer Plot,
restrooms at the access area, set-
ting up a two year study of the
algae problems of the lake.
At present he is working on
many programs that will be help-
ful to the Harveys Lake commu-
nity. Therefore, “I am excited
about serving another term on
Harveys Lake Council and pray
that the residents will support
me,” Mr. Albee said in a prepared
press statement.
Carolyn Scull, RD 3, Harveys
Lake, announces her candidacy
for Tax Collector. She is being
endorsed by the Harveys Lake
Republican Executive Commit-
tee, formerly known as the Re-
publican Five.
She is a graduate of Dallas
Area High School, and attended
Wilkes-Barre Business College.
Presently, she is a Notary Public.
Her husband, Raymond Scull
owns and operates Auto Shine
Car Sales, where she is secretary
and office manager. The Sculls
have two children and one grand-
child.
Carolyn Scull is
candidate for Tax Collector
Ms. Scull is a member and
teacher at Independent Bible
Church; Teacher for Child Evan-
gelism Fellowship; and Luzerne
County Release Time. She is a
member of the Harveys Lake
Women's Club, the Back Moun-
tain Republican party and Secre-
tary of the Harveys Lake Repub-
licans.
“I believe I am an excellent
candidate for Tax Collector and
I'm excited about the prospect of
serving the citizens of Harveys
Lake Borough,” she said in a
prepared press release.
Carolyn Scull
o» Dobrowolski is candidate for Judge of Election
Sandra Dobrowolskiannounces ate of Lake-Lehman High School PTA as well. She is a cheerleading
her candidacy for reelection to the and graduated from Luzerne advisor for the Lake-Lehman Jun-
Office of Judge of Election in Har- County Community College, Culi- jor Knights and a past president of
veys Lake Borough. Ms. Dob- nary Arts course. She is a member Harveys Lake Little League where
rowolski resides on Oak Street, of the Alderson United Methodist she served multiple terms.
Harveys Lake, with her husband, Church, where she teaches Sun- ii
Joe and four children.
She is a business course gradu-
day School. She is a member of the
board of the Lake-Noxen PTA, and
a member of the Lehman-Jackson
Ms. Dobrowolski is endorsed by
the Harveys Lake Democratic
Committee.
Carole Edwards running
for Judge of Elections
Carole Edwards, Pole 70, Har-
veys Lake announces her candi-
dacy for Judge of Elections, for
the Borough of Harveys Lake.
She is being backed by the Har-
veys Lake Executive Committee.
She is a graduate of St. Vin-
cent’s High School in Plymouth
and attended College Misericor-
dia to become a Certified Nursing
Assistant.
Ms. Edwards is married to Ron
Edwards and they are the par-
ents of two children. They are
members of Our Lady of Victory
Church. Carole is the member-
ship chairman of the Harveys
Lake Women's Club, a member
of the Back Mt. Republican Asso-
ciation and a member of the
Harveys Lake Republicans.
“Your support in the coming
election will be greatly appreci-
ated. I will. do my very best to
represent residents of Har-
veys Lake,” she said in a pre-
pared press statement.
Carole Edwards
Cooper announces for Jackson supervisor
Grant R. Cooper of Newhart
Road announces his candidacy
for the office of Supervisor on the
Republican ticket in Jackson
Township.
Mr. Cooper is married to the
former Sandra Phillips. The father
of three children and one grand-
child, he was born and raised in
Jackson Township.
Mr. Cooper graduated from
Lake-Lehman High School in the
Business Course.
He is a member of Jackson
Township Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment and the Huntsville United
Methodist Church.
Mr. Cooper is interested in the
future of Jackson Township. “I
will do my best to serve the people
of Jackson Township with hon-
esty and integrity,” he said in a
prepared press statement.
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