"
”
4 Fh
. +
6 The Dallas Post
Dallas, PA
Wednesday, September 25
Reverend Walker.
J., Dallas.
|, They have seven grandchildren: Courtney, Whitney, Colin,
! “Amanda, Wendy (deceased); Justin and Brian.
Ia
Airport Day set for Sept. 29
. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS E. REESE
Mr. and Mrs.
50th wedding anniversary
., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reese, Dallas, will celebrate their 50th
|. wedding anniversary October 5.
They were married in the Luzerne Methodist Church by the late
Mrs. Reese is the former Martha Hadsall. She is the daughter of
Blanche Hadsall, Sweet Valley and the late Bertel B. Hadsall.
| . Mr. Reese is the son of the late Thomas G. and Priscilla Brace
‘|’ Reese of Dallas.
"Their marriage has been blessed with three children: Priscilla
Aldrow, Hunlock Creek; Shirley Shoff, North Carolina and Thomas
' An open house hosted by their children will be held September
: 29, 1 to 4 p.m. at 166 Church Street, Dallas. All are welcome. (No
‘| presents please.)
Reese mark
Maransky
daughters’
weddings
announced
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Maransky of Hunlock Creek
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Kimberly Ann Young,
to Michael Anthony Peck, and
the recent marriage of their
daughter, Michele Lynn
Maransky toJoseph Paul Burke,
III.
Kimberly Ann was united in
marriage to Michael Anthony
Peck, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Peck, Jr. of Ashley on
September 23, 1995. The cer-
emony was held at Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel Church, Lake
Silkworth and was officiated by
Rev. Thomas Hudak.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father and had her
sister, Michele Lynn, as maid of
honor. Diane Madle, Brenda
Young, Lorraine Katchik, Lora
Cragle, Tina Hummel and Ro-
maine Bohl were bridesmaids.
The groom chose Tony
Suchowierski tobe his best man,
Dave Madle, John Young, John
Oley, Scott Temperine, Gene
Radginski, Paul Radginski were
ushers. Steven Katchik served
as ring bearer.
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH P. BURKE, lll
An evening cocktail hour and
reception was held at the Center
Inn, Nanticoke.
Arehearsaldinner was hosted
by the parents of the groom at
the Alden Manor, Nanticoke. A
bridal shower was given by at-
tendants, mothers and grand-
mothers of the bride and groom
at the Center Inn, Nanticoke.
Following a honeymoon in
Hyannis, Mass. the couple re-
sides in Sweet Valley.
On May 18, 1996, Michele
Lynn was given in marriage by
her father to attorney Joseph
Burke, 111, the son of Eliza and
Joseph Burke, Jr. of Newport
Township. A candlelight reli-
gious ceremony was held in the
rotunda of the Luzerne County
Courthouse. The ceremony was
officiated by Rev. Richard
Rexrode,of the Church of Christ,
Sweet Valley, with classical
chamber music being provided
by Supplee Strings Quartet.
Sister of the bride, Kimberly
Ann Peck, served as matron of
honor. Michael Dempsey Burns,
cousin of the groom, was best
man. Bridesmaids were Jane
Burke, Brenda Young,
Michaelene Mitchell and Sara
Karlowicz. Groomsmen in-
cluded John Marko, John
MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL ANTHONY PECK
Young, Frank Dempsey Jr., and
James Karlowicz. James
Karlowicz, Jr. served as Hog
bearer. ;
Following the ceremony, «an
evening cocktail hour and din-
ner reception were held at the
Golden Palace, Wilkes-Barre.
The bride was honored at a
bridal shower hosted by atten-
dants, mothers, and grandmoth-
ers of the bride and groom at the
Golden Palace. Parents of the
groom hosted a rehearsal din-
ner at Picketts Charge, Dallas.
Following a honeymoon in En=
gland, the couple resides in
Kingston. 59%
The second annual Airport Day
"at historic Wyoming Valley Air-
port will be held September 29,
“noon to 5 p.m. on the vast airport
« complex at Forty Fort.
TN
‘Experience aviation’'s past and
~ present as aviation history comes
to life with a Douglas DC-3; 2/3
-" Scale P-51 Mustang; 2/3 Scale
Hawker Hurricane; Cessna UC-
78 “Bamboo Bomber” and other
vintage and classic airplanes.
The first air-carrier passenger
service out of the area originated
from the local port with the flying
of the Douglas DC-3, operated by
American Airlines.
The airport, whose inception
dates back to circa 1910, was
incorporated in 1929.
The Wyoming Valley Airport was
a training site for the Army Air
Corps during World War II.
In the years since, the three-
letter airport identifier (WBW), sig-
nifying Wilkes-Barre/Wyoming
Valley, has become a mainstay
with thousands of aviators both
near and far. The airport's his-
toric main hanger still stands to-
day.
Admission is free to the airport
grounds. Refreshments will be
available for purchase at nominal
fees and a gigantic arts and cralts
show /sale will be held near the
main hanger.
~ Post 672 to install officers
Daddow-Isaac Post 672, The
American Legion will hold its in-
stallation of officers, Sept. 27, at 8
~~ p.m. at the Post Home, Memorial
~~ Hwy., Dallas.
Officers to be installed are:
‘Commander, John Tasco, Sr., Vice
Commanders, Walter Galka Jr.
-and Chester Kunigonis; Adjutant,
‘Tom Reese; finance officer, Ed-
ward Buckley; chaplain, Charles
‘Glasser; historian, Jerry Machell;
service officer, John George; Sgt.
‘at arms, Robert Kurtinitis and
‘Edward Rish; Judge Advocate,
Charles D. Lemmond, Jr.
Installation will be under the
“direction of the 12th District Drill
t
RELIGIOUS
SHA RA ofl =X
BACK MOUNTAIN HARVEST
«ASSEMBLY - 340 Carverton Rd.,
‘Trucksville. 696-1128. Pastor,
‘Daniel S. Miller. Sunday School
for all ages, 9:30 a.m. Worship
10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Wed., 7
p.m. "Out of Bounds" youth serv-
,ice. Midweek home groups; call for
‘days and times. Weekday prayer
6: 30-7:30 a.m. Visitors welcome.
- DALLAS UNITED METHODIST
. CHURCH - 4 Parsonage St., Dal-
'las. 675-0122. Rev. Michael A.
Bealla, Pastor. Sunday School 9
,a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.
, SHAVERTOWN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH - 163 N.
‘Pioneer Ave., Shavertown. 675-
13616. Pastors: Rev. Douglas and
‘Janet Bryant Clark. Music Dir.,
«John Vaida. SATURDAY: 5:30
pam., Chapel Service; SUNDAY: 9
‘am. and 11 a.m. Worship Ser-
vices. Visitors expected. PHONE-
! A-PRAYER 675-4666.
1]
. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
‘CHURCH - 196 N. Main St., Shav-
sertown. Sat. Worship 5:30 p.m.;
Sunday Worship 8:30and 11 a.m.;
‘ Sunday Church School 9:45 a.m. ;
Cry Room and Nursery available.
. Bible Study 9 a.m. Tues. mornings
‘and 7 p.m. Wed. evenings. Rev.
: Robert K. Bohm, Interim Pastor.
‘Phone 675-3859. Everyone Wel-
«come. :
the auxiliary.
furnish refreshments.
Team followed by installation of
The auxiliary will
New items added to BMT library's shelves
The Back Mountain Memorial
Library, 96 Huntsville Road, Dallas
announces the addition of the
following books to their collection:
NON-FICTION
“Kitchen Stencil Kit” by Amelia Saint
George
“Psychic Empowerment For Health
and Fitness” by Joe H. Slate
“Jerusalem” by Karen Armstrong
“Unlimited Access: An FBI Agent in
the Clinton White House” by Gary
Warren Aldrich
“A Totally Alien Life-Form”:
Teenagers” by Sydney Lewis
FICTION
“Servant of the Bones” by Ann Rice
“Psalm At Journey's End” by Erik
Fosnes Hansen
“Prayers for the Dead” by Faye
Kellerman
“Vanishing Point” by Morris West
“The Gospel of Corax” by Paul Park
“Annapolis” by William Martin
“Out of Sight” by Elmore Leonard
“Coffey’s Hands. The Green Mile
#3” by Stephen King
“Windswept House: A Vatican
Novel” by Malachi Martin
“The Wedding” by Julie Garwood
“Executive Orders” by Tom Clancy
LARGE PRINT
“Chance” by Robert B. Parker
“Wish List” by Fern Michaels
“Mister Christian” by William
Kinsolving
“Tarnished Gold” by V.C. Andrews
“The Hellfire Club” by Peter Straub
“Big Girls Don’t Cry” by Connie
Briscoe
“Scarlet Women” by J.D. Christilian
SCIENCE FICTION
“The Riverrun Trilogy” by S.P.
Somtow
“Conquerors’ Legacy” by Timothy
Zahn
“The Demolished Man” by Alfred
Bester
“The Stars My Destination” by
Alfred Bester
“Hawkmoon” by Michael Moorcock
AUDIO TAPES
“| Want To Tell You” by O.J.
Simpson
“Almost Adam” by Petru Popsecu
“Beauty” by Susan Wilson
“The Bible. The New International
Version New Testament”
“The Runaway Jury” by John
Grisham
“Coffey’s Hands. The Green Mile
Series #3”
YOUNG ADULT
“We Have Conquered Pain “The
Discovery of Anesthesia” by Dennis
B. Fradin
BIOGRAPHY
“Bad As | Wanna Be” by Dennis
Rodman
VIDEO CASSETTES
"Pregnancy Workout” by Kathy
Smith
“Pregnancy Exercise Program”
“Congress”
“Einstein”
“Great Women in American History”
COMPACT DISC
“Shadowlands” by George Fenton
“Gone With the Wind” by May
Steiner
“Mr. Holland's Opus” by Michael
~~ Kamen
PROPERTY
LIGY VE GE
The following property deeds
were recorded in the Luzerne
County Courthouse for the iwegkof
Sept. 6-12:
Joanna Laux, estate al to Wildfarids
Conservancy Inc., 55.88 ac, Dallas
Borough, $38,001. ,
Selwyn T. Williams, et ux, to John
F. Lenahan, 37 College Manor, .*
Dallas Twp., $130,000. :
Albert R. Klein, et ux, to Robert C.
Leeds, 2 parcels, Harveys Lake
Bor., $218,000. yo
John J. Durr, et ux, to Ernest. +
Toubail, et ux, 13, 14 Boyfield, ©
Harveys Lake Bor., $30,000. «
Leonard J. Padavan, to Robert J.
Mesho, Carverton Rd. , Kingston
Twp., $130,000.
LB
\
C&G Homes to Thomas J. Macnuly, 12
et ux, Lot 8 Oak Dr., Oak Hill,
Lehman Twp, $91, 900. a
Te our advertisers you saw them in Thi
Post. They'll be glad you did, and so will we]
WE
EARRINGS BRACELETS § PENDANTS ¥ PINS § WATCHE
WY ENGAGEMENT RINGS ff EARRINGS \i4 BRACELETS SP PENDANTS P PINS PP WATCHES Pk
Ee
ZI
Qf
® . rT oN
So
T AT THESE PRICES Bk
o Ze
|:
=
ZL
OF
wv I
qf »
>T
ad |
=k
ZT
OF n
iE (8
BARTIKOWSKY DIAMONDS ARE THE HOLIDAYS OR up AND TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY. . 7
© CERTAINLY APPRECIATED FOREVER. FOR THAT ENGAGEMENT OR ANNIVERSARY OUR SPARKLING SELECTION IS UNENDING. 3: 3
: ; hi
BUT YOU CAN ONLY GET THEM SURPRISE. OUR CERTIFIED DIAMOND OUR SPECIAL SALE PRICES WILL TAKE YOU TO | =
HALF PRICE UNTIL OCTOBER 5TH. EXPERTS WILL HELP YOU SELECT THE PERFECT HAPPILY EVER AFTER... JUST A LITTLE SOONER. i: »
EVERY PIECE OF DIAMOND JEWELRY / STONE. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Since 1887 1 wf
IN THE STORE IS ON SALE! Now's THE TRADE-IN POLICY. Parti kowsk << 4
PERFECT TIME TO PUT SOMETHING AWAY FOR s i.
oo Ee
14] SOUTH MAIN STREET, WILKES-BARRE « 717 823 7111 el
OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY: 10 AM - 5:15 PM « THURSDAY NIGHTS: UNTIL 8:45 PM of
PLENTY OF FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING =
* 50% OFF REFERENCE RETAIL PRICES LL
Sale prices do not apply to previuosly purchased merchandise, layaway items or special orders. Bras: