10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, May 2, 1990 "COMMUNITY Matthew James Madonna dedicated on Easter Sunday Matthew James Madonna, 2 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Madonna of Kunkle was dedicated on Easter Sunday, April 15, at the Emmanuel Assembly of - God Church, Harveys Lake by the Rev. Lawrence Reed. Vocal solos were offered by the baby's grandfather who sang “Jewels” and by Denise Gordon, “Love Grew Where the Blood Fell” and by Carolyn Reed, “Talk to the Father”. Matthews mother is the former Holly Barber. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Barber, Harveys Lake and Mrs. Cahrles Madonna : of Levittown, Pa. and Mrs. Mildred Kelly of Harveys Lake. The great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barber, Evans Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Conden of Dallas. Frank Zeske is associate at city architectural firm The Board of Directors of Smith, Miller and Associates, Inc. recently ~ promoted Frank S. Zeske to the position of Associate. In announcing the promotion, Mr. Donald D. Smith, President of the Architectural-Engineering- Surveying Firm stated that it is a - reflection of Mr. Zeske's increased responsibilities including those of Project Manager for several impor- tant clients. Among those responsibilities, Mr. Zeske is in charge of the design of the infrastructure improvements for Highla ad Park - a planned 100 acre office/business complex of the Greater Wilkes-Barre Partner- | ship, Inc. Mr. Zeske is involved in several projects for water treatment, stor- age and distribution for such clients as the Montgomery Water and Sewer Authority and the Dal- las and Shavertown Water Authori- ties. A State-Certified Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator and a ~ Sewage Enforcement Officer, Mr. Zeske has also designed sewage collection and treatment systems including those for sludge man- agement. He was graduated from Wilkes University in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Engineering. He is a member of the FRANK ZESKE American Society of Civil Engineers and the Water Pollution Control Federal. Before joining SMA, Mr. Zeske was employed by engineer - ing firms in Boston and Washing- ton, D.C. He resides with his wife Carole in Dallas. ~ Wyoming Valley Habitat moves closer to affiliation Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity has recently: received authorization from Habitat for Humanity International, Americus, Georgia, to begin using that or- ganization’s name. The local ecu- menical group of lay and clergy is in the process of incorporation as an affiliate of Habitat for Human- ity. Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity is a grass-roots organi- zation concerned with the lack of decent, affordable housing in the Wyoming Valley.-The group plans to bring together individuals and groups who are interested in work- ing together to build or renovate housing for ownership by poor families. Habitat seeks to provide a long-term solution to a real and local problem. The planning group meets the first Thursday of each month and invites anyone interested to join in this exciting approach to dealing with Wyoming Valley's need for decent, affordable housing. The next meeting is scheduled for May 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Trucksville United Methodist Church. * % Bk % % HH % #% Democrats of Luzerne County Re-Elect Eileen Sorokas Lever 20-A to State Committee vote 8 Years of Proven "thank you" Political Independence Hard Work and % XX XX XX XX XX = Zs: 22 NOVY {J [/ 5 hs A ¥ those unwanted pounds. ¢7 S) clothing behind... as well as your old figure! Join CareFast this RH 0) 7 NO: f (EZ eo Spring to lose {(N / Y For a fresh, new appearance call Nesbitt Memorial Hospitals CareFast Weight Management Program at 288-1411, extension 4029. ~~ NIMH Nesbitt Memorial Hospital 562 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, PA 18704 (717) 288-1411 tls AU — ita Yi app o= IN % ASI O0 EERIE fer od 3 OXY. SIN \J = (= Ad hy 3 sO, isd ® sil Volunteer family The Gary Williams family, Shavertown, was among volunteers honored recently by the Meadows Nursing Center, Dallas, as part of National Volunteer Recognition Week. Throughout the year over 130 adult and teen volunteers gener- ously shared over 13,000 hours of their time to benefit residents at the Center. Mr. Williams, his wife Fran, and children, Chad and Erin, shown above, volunteer weekly as friendly visitors. They have been Meadows volunteers since February, 1987. Community invited to take part in fire company fair Sweet Valley Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary is asking for community support for the Fair on May 25, 26 and 28. Please bring items for the White Elephant stand to the house next to the firehall, no clothing please. Baked goods would be appreciated from everyone By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer The Lake-Lehman School Di- rectors approved floating $3,280,000 in general obligation bonds to raise money to renovate and improve the Lake-Lehman Senior High School at its regular meeting last Tuesday. Kenneth Williams was the only directore to vote against the motion. The directors also approved contracts with low bidders as fol- lows: Interco Construction $2,044,500, general construction; J.L. Turner Co., $213,977, plumb- ing; Bognet Inc. $355,865, Heat- ing & Ventilation; Rogan Electric $314,446 electrical. The construction, which is to begin this spring, will include space for five classrooms, expansion of the physical education and music departments, a media center and language arts room and various other improvements and renova- ! tions. The directors also approved unanimously that high school student council representatives’ reports be added to the regular meetings agenda. Scott Schaffer and Edward Radzinski were appointed assis- tant junior high track coaches at $1,357 each for the 1989-90 school year. Nathan Jacoby was appointed avolunteer junior high track coach, within the fire company coverage Anthony J. Lkeynowski a volun- area. Please bring your goodies to teer girls soccer coach; Charles the Fairgrounds one of the three James and Stanley Scott as volun- days of the fair. Sweet Valley Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary will serve food teer boys volleyball coaches. The directors congratulated during the Primary Election on students who were named to the May 15. rr Sons & Daughters Treat your mother the Royal way with a good spring cleaning by Royal Maid Bonded & Insured Professionals Also Weekly, Biweekly & Monthly Services 836-8899 288-2300 ~ winter All-Stars including Rob Wilson, Glenn Nilsson, Michael Strutko, basketball; Wendy Skib- itsky, Alyson Davis, Jennifer Smith and Andrea Mazur, girls basket- ball; Charles Jacoby, David Konopke, Michael Guerin, Ray- mond Rosencrans, Joseph J. Konigus, wrestling. Phil Lipski and Thomas Williams were congratu- lated for being named coaches of the year in wrestling. ~ Lake-Lehman board okays $3 million renovation project The band’s indoor color guard was also congratulated for taking three first places in competition at Salsbury High School, Northamp- ton High School and Southern Lehigh High School. ! Nineteen industrial arts stu- dents were congratulated for plac- ing in seven events in the Pennsyl- vania State Student Asssociation competition. Winners were Char- les Hartz, computer aided draft- ing/design, first; Charles Hartz, dream house, first; Michael Sh- oltis, dream house, second; Robert Neyhard, photography, third; Maggie Manzoni, Jessica Hospo- dar, Christian Neal, Brian Kern, Todd Adams, David Korbeil, Rich- ard DeRemer, chapter team, third; James Martin, manufacturing prototype, third; John Cool, Brian Flyte, Charles Hartz, R.C. Trans- port, second; Maggie Manzoni, Jessica Hospodar, record book, second. During the visitors section Bar- * ie bara Gold of Hunlock Creek told Dr. Borchetta that she understood during a meeting with the bus drivers, a decision was made to organize a committee includingbus coordinator, bus drivers and bus contractors but no parents repre- sented. “I don't understand how bus discipline can be effective without the participation of parents. Iwould like to know why there are no parents on the committee,” she said. Dr. Borchetta told her he thought the committee was ade- quate as it was organized but asked if she wanted to join the commit- tee. Gold said she did and Borchetta said he would consider it. President of the board Jeff Fritzen said that a budget meeting would be held Thursday, April 26, in the library of the Lehman- Jackson Elementary Building at 7:30 p.m. The regular meeting of the board will be Tuesday, May 8, at Ross Elementary, 8 p.m., in the multi- purpose room. fi 2S WALLCOVERING SALE 100's of Patterns in Stock! - Fabric Backed Vinyls Pre Pasted Wallpaper « Bound Rugs Vertical Custom Made to Fit Any Size Window or Patio Doors Custom Shades - Woven Woods - Horizontal Blinds SCOREY'S WAREHOUSE OUTLET 40 Forrest St., W-B (Off Hazle Behind Hart Lunch) 829-5838 Open Weekdays 9-7 and Sat. 9-3 "If you don't mind shopping in a warehouse, We don't mind saving you money!!!" - Foils - Borders 1/2 OFF Thinking of You Cards er Gifts United Penn Plaza, Kingston, PA ® 283-5433 Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 10-8; Tues, Wed, Fri. 10-6; at. 105 Open Sunday, May 6th, 12-06 for Mother's Day Yeshiva University in New York. Medicine. two children, Wendie and Brian. 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