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COMMUNITY
Nursery teachers hold 20th reunion
Trucksville Nursery School Teachers recently held a 20th reunion at
the recent Annual Ice Cream Sundae held by their Parent Enrich-
ment Group on April 16. Two hundred sixth parents and children
. attended to enjoy creating their own sundaes and greet teachers
who have worked at the Nursery School over the years. Standing
from left, Ruth Roberts, Denise Reschauer, Cathy Moss, Rose
Fritzen, Sharon Cosgrove, Pat Baird, Judy Kmetz, and Kathy
Finnerty.
Fresh Air Fund seeks host families
Back Mountian Seniors
meet and hold elections
The Back Mountain Senior Citi-
zens, under Project HEAD, met
recently with President Joe Pre-
cone, chairing.
Four new members were intro-
duced by Vicki Leo, Membership
chairlady. They are Irene Miller,
Vicky Dorrance, Jo Besecker and
Audrey Nelson.
Members celebrating their birth-
days in May were honored, and Al
and Kaye Ray were congratulated
on their 45th wedding anniver-
sary.
Delegates Joe Precone and Nick
Pericci reported on the Project
HEAD Advisory Board meeting held
recently at the Crossgates in
Wilkes-Barre.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Joe
Precone, President; Bob Rogers,
Vice-President; Betty Beline, Sec-
retary; Kay Hudak, Treasurer.
Committee chairpersons are
Membership, Vicki and Joe Leo;
Programs, Lillian Soveroski; Trips,
Al and Kaye Ray; Sunshine, Gert
Miscavage; Refreshments, Florence
Precone and Lee Rogers, Publicity.
Plans for the combined Mother's
and Father's Day covered dish
luncheon, to be held on June 15,
are being finalized by Sophie Kapral
and Mary Sitkowski.
Guest speaker, Robert D. Green-
halgh, MD, Mercy Medical Offices,
Dallas, gave a slide presentation
and talk on Arthritis followed by a
question and answer period.
Lillian Soveroski, Program
chairlady, announced the follow-
ing programs: June 1, Bill Evans,
Audubon Society, slide presenta-
tion , and July 6, Pharmacist, Pat
Kienle, guest speaker, subject:
Drug Interaction.
Meetings are held on the first
and third Thursday of the month
at 1:30 in St. Therese's Audito-
rium, Shavertown. The next meet-
ing will be on May 18. New mem-
bers are welcome.
Troop 649 attends camp
Recently Brownie Troop 649 went on a camping trip to Girls Scout
Camp Joy Lo, in Hobbie, Pa. Girls attending were 1st row, Becky
Yeisley, Laura Gammage, Holly Ramey. 2nd row, Robin Jones,
Tamara Mussman, Robyn Weber, Janelle Klein, Kristan Race. 3rd
row, Faith O'Dell, April Durhammer, Marla Brown, Jennifer Gramps.
Also camping were troop leaders Linda O'Dell and Eleanor Klein
and one volunteer mother Martha Weber.
. The Fresh Air Fund, a non-profit
organization, is presently looking
for families interested in welcom-
ing a child from New York City into
their homes for two weeks this
summer.
The organization was formed to
give children from the inner cities
an opportunity to experience life
outside the concrete and asphalt
that surrounds them most of the
time.
The children will arrive July 7,
and stay until July 21 with fami-
lies throughout the Wyoming Val-
ley and Back Mountain area.
Medical and liability costs in
addition to transportation is cov-
ered by the Fresh Air Fund.
For further information or an
application contact Fran Williams
at 696-2126, Marci Matthews at
696-4637 or Roseann Tedesco at
283-2855. \
Over the past few months the
girls of Girl Scout Troop 636 have
been very busy. They have enjoyed
a very successful cookie sale and
we would like to thank everyone
who helped, especially Mrs Maz-
zoni.
Back Mountain briefs
Trucksville Nursery offers summer camp
The Trucksville Nursery School is registering children ages 3-7 for
their 6th annual Summer Camp. The camp dates are June 19-23, June
26-30, and July 10-14 and the themes are Endangered Species,
Prehistoric Camp, and International Camp respectively. The Camp will
be held at the Trucksville United Methodist Education Building from
9-12 daily.
~The children will have the opportunity to learn about dinosaurs and
cavemen that walked the earth long ago, endangered species and their
role in our environment today, and about children all around the world
through various activities including crafts, games and other related
hands-on experiences. For information, please contact Director Linda
- Mazur through the Church Office at 696-3897.
Burger King helps children’s telethon
Burger King restaurants in northeastern, central and western
Pennsylvania will offer customers a special bargain during May, and at
the same time raise funds for Geisinger’s Children's Hospital Center.
For $1 customers can buy a coupon booklet entitling them to four
regular sodas from any participating Burger King-a $3.50 value,
together with a $4.00 discount coupon for Dorney Park in Allentown.
All money raised from the sale of these booklets will be donated to
Geisinger’'s Children’s Miracle Network Telethon.
Coupon booklets are available at all participating Burger King
restaurants during May, and will be valid throughout the summer.
Back Mountain students enter Penn State
Several Back Mountain students are among new freshmen enrolled
at Penn State for spring semester, which began in January they are:
DALLAS: Connie E. Belkowski, RD 4, Oak Drive; Brock A. Bullock,
RD 6, Box 124; Paul G. Clemm, 66 Hickory Rd.; Tracy A. Cook, Box
316B, RD 2; Michael G. Kuczura, 12 Glendalough Rd.; Amie M.
Mathers, RD 4, Box 338; Matthew G. Morcos, 54 Grandview Ave.;
Wendy S. Owens, Pellams Mobile Park; Carolyn S. Yatsko, Box 289A,
RD 4.
HARVEYS LAKE: Peter G. Romanchick, RD 2, Box 192.
- SHAVERTOWN: Deborah A. Davenport, 203 Elinore St.; Randall J.
Kemmerer, 141 Cedar Ave.; Michael R. Kindler, 1596 Chase Rd.;
Carolynn Littleford, 100 Jesse Rd.; Robert J. Samanas, 51 E. Franklin
St..
~ TRUCKSVILLE: iy German, 216 Holly St.; John P. Lawson, 202
Holly Street.
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Ride against cancer Sunday
You can “Ride to Stop Cancer”. On Sunday, May 21, the American
Cancer Society will be holding its annual 25 mile bike ride through
scenic Dallas and persons of all ages are invited to participate. If
you do not wish to ride, but would like to help, volunteers for the bike
ride are needed as well. All riders and volunteers are asked to call
the American Cancer Society at 825-7763 for application forms.
Then riders, bring your bike and meet us at the Dallas Senior High
School. Prizes and trophies will be awarded and everyone riding \
with at least $5 in pledges, will be eligible for a 10-speed Schwinn
bike. All pledge money will go to help our local American Cancer Pi
Society.
Officers for the event are, front row, from left, Tom Jones-assistant
co-chairman; lan Richardson-chairman of the “Ride to Stop Cancer”;
2nd row, Maureen Straub, Crusade Chairwoman; Sis Ertley, assis-
tant co-chairman.
Luzerne County Solo Club
announces May Schedule
The Solo Club of Luzerne
County announces the following
V.F.W.
, The club is open to member-
Other activities have been a
sleep-over in a Harrisburg Mu-
seum, sleigh riding and ice skat-
ing, swimming at the YMCA and
an exciting trip to New York.
On May 8, the Girl Scouts held
a fly up ceremony for seven Brown-
Fabric and Trim
SALE
Saturday, May 20th
10 am. -4 p.m. °
Herman Funke
& Sons
46 E. Liberty Street
Ashley, PA
Manufacturers
of Embroideries
Girl Scout troop 636 is active
ies. They are Robin Weber, Jen-
nifer Gramps, April Doorhammer
and Addie Growblewski of Troop
649. Sara Podehl, Amy Rogan and
Nadalie Temperine of Troop 650.
They flew up (graduated) from two
sister troops. Badges were an-
nounced and awards were given
and songs were sung. Parents
enjoyed the program and the re-
freshments that were served fol-
lowing the program. A good time
was had by all. Congratulations to
all the girls for their dedication and
hard work.
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May 13, dinner and dancing at
American Legion, Swoyersville.
Contact Alice Call for dinner tick-
ets.
May 20, Dancing at Dupont
V.F.W.
May 27, Dancing at Dupont
An Independent
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divorced person 35 years of age or
older. New members are always
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on club membership or club ac-
tivities please contact Gene Schray
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