The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 19,2000 7 St. Therese's Church confirms 61 youth members Auxiliary Bishop of Scranton, John M. Dougherty, confirmed 61 young members of St. Therese's Church in Shavertown, on Tuesday, May 23. Members of the confirmation class: Front row, from left: LeeAnn Griffith, Meghan Davis, Anna Dunlap, Kelly Dougherty, Christine Chamberlain, Bishop Dougherty, Amanda Coleman, Sara Chmura, Amy Allbless, Blake Bradley, Simone Allen. Second row, from left: Vincent Insalaco, Brian Parrish, Brittney Pavlinchak, A.J. Musto, Jacqueline Lovecchio, Gregory Andrusisian, Jennifer Opel, Bruce Deeble, Brigitte Henry, Christopher Benoit, Caila Klaiss, Ryan Murphy, Nicole Jayne, Kyle Hession. Third row, from left: Kimberly Toussaint, David Menzel, Lauren Suppon, John Humenansky, Melissa Novitski, Justin Lightcap, Kristina Klokus, Jonathan Krywicki, Samantha Spaciano, James McMahon, Jamie Stanish, Christopher Katyl, Kara Symons, John Considine, Kimberly Reisch, Daniel Retzena, Meghan Mitchell, Edwards Stanks, Jamie Youngblood. Fourth row, from left: Mark Yankowski, Jeremy Goble, Jonathan Fiorelli, Christopher Belles, Patrick Harmon, Amanda Reese, Aimee Radics, Beth Ann Karwaski, Msgr. Peter Crynes, Amy Pegarella, Kevin Domzalski, Daniel Benedict, Corey Hine, Timothy Kerestes, Ryan Laffey, Jason Demnicki, Thomas VanHorn, Martin Musto. Free choral, music and dance programs at Sem's PAI The Performing Arts Institute of Wyoming Seminary will present a variety of free programs this July 21-23 which will highlight choral, instrumental, orchestral, and dance performances. The Guest Artist Series will fea- ture “Meet the Composer; The Music of Bruce Reiprich” July 21 at 8 p.m. The lecture-recital will be held at The Great Hall, 228 Wyoming Ave. Kingston, just north of Kingston Corners. A former faculty member of the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and Wilkes University, Reiprichis cur- rently on the faculty of Northern Arizona University where he teaches music theory and compo- sition to both undergraduate and graduate students. The evening program will be hosted by Victor Liva, also a fac- ulty member at Northern Arizona University, where he conducts the orchestra and teaches violin. Mr. Liva is a doctoral candidate at the University of South Carolina (ABD) and holds degrees from Wilkes University and Temple University. Saturday's concert at 8 p.m. will also be held at The Great Hall. John M. Vaida, Chairman of the Fine Arts Department at Wyo- ming Seminary, will conduct the Masterworks Chorale and the In- stitute Chorus. Under his leader- ship, the Wyoming Seminary cho- ral program has developed into one of the leading independent school programs in the eastern phony Orchestra, under the ba- ton of Maestro Kenneth Jernigan, performing works by Franz Liszt, Dmitri Kabalevsky, and Giuseppe Verdi. Mark Kratz, a junior at the Eastman School of Music, and a counselor at PAI, will be the guest soloist. He will sing the tenor aria, “Se’ miei bollenti spiriti” from Verdi's opera La Traviata. Dr. Terry Oxley, Associate Pro- fessor of Music and Director of Bands at Bloomsburg University, will open Sunday's 3 p.m. concert by conducting the Wind Ensemble. The concert, which will be held at the Buckingham Performing Arts Center, Sprague Ave., between Hoyt and Market Sts., also will feature the Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of James Orfanella, Band Director at Valley View High School. The weekend performance se- ries will conclude Sunday evening at 8 p.m. with a presentation by the PAI Dance Company at the Buckingham Performing Arts Cen- ter. The dance program is headed by Timothy Ricker Early, Artistic Director of the modern and jazz troupe Opus I Contemporary. He also dances and teaches with the Brandywine Ballet, and is a fac- ulty member at Temple Univer- sity. ; Appearing as special guests will be Meghan Bailey, principal dancer with Brandywine Ballet and Heather Tomlinson, who dances with Opus I Contempo- En, = / | : United States. rary. VERA: E NW RI ER FV .€ ES] The Chamber Orchestra will For additional information perform Benjamin Britten's about the Performing Arts Insti- David Williams has been ap- Round Table members, special 1€SS and community leaders. The program gives young men Te Nay ier he I Cid Sondersonat pointed to serve as Habitat for guests and speakers from more ver and women the opportunity to ipo 0 an : eo ge : Ro o vis di Sie i Humanity International's execu- = than 50 nations who were in at- Denise Yanchik, CDE, diabe- delay reporting for basic military "6 "¢ concert wii be the sy Wyonungsemmery org/oa i tive vice president and chief oper- tendance. tes educator at the Geisinger Wyo- training for up to 270 days. An : : ating officer. Williams is cur- During the five-day meeting, Ming Yale Medical Center, has enlistment in the Reserve gives Kids program at Harvest Assembly i rently senior vice president, ad- about 100 professional, non-mem- passed the ex- many new soldiers the option to : 2 ; i tion. ber and MDRT member speakers amination tobe- learn a new skill, serve their coun- 4 oan Rally 2000," a summer program for chldren ages 3-12, will be A Williams, 41, is a dedicated, discussed subjects such as state- come a Certified try, and become eligible to receive he uly is 2 at Back Mountain Harvest Assembly of God, 1 ) @longtime volunteer and profes- of-the-art life insurance and fi- Diabetes Educa- money toward a college education oe orien Re eke - There will be Bible Jossons, grrues, Songs i sional member of nancial services concepts and tor. and for repayment of college loans. an ete Pac chilg will lake something home each night. . the Habitat fam- methods of improving client ser- Yanchik has After completion of basic mili- ; hpoms a e held 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. each night. Call 696-1128 fly. Originally vice. Experts in such areas as been affiliated tary training, most soldiers re- or information or to register. ! from Dallas, Wil- estate planning, taxes, business With Geisinger ceive advanced individual train- . . i liams came to and law shared their knowledge for 18 years, in- ing in their career job specialty. Dallas Fire & Ambulance fund drive underway i} HFHI from Hous- during intense workshops and cluding 16 years as an jniensive Cadwalader will report to Fori Dallas Fire and Ambulance annual fund/subscription drive is | ton Texas, morning general sessions. and critical care nurse. She isa: ‘Leonard Wood, Waynesville. Mo.. currently under way. All residents and businesses within the coverage ] where he volun- MDRT is an international, in- member of the American Associa- for basic training on June 12. area Do: been il material for participation. An yr 1 teered for six dependent association of more Hon of Diabetes A She is the daughter of Rhonda 1, pas not received information should call 675.0636 to tn i ith Hous- than 21,000 of the world's best resides in Lehman with her hus- N. Hannigan of Harveys Lake, and : ey i (¢ years with ous : le henna ard franctel ar band "ChiNg, and children, Mark" David CatWalader of Dallas, material and be added to the mailing list. Donations may be sent to : ton Habitat for Humanity, an Dallas Fire and Ambulance" at P.O. Box 41, Dallas, PA 18612. For any A was executive director of the Hous- es rvevsiomals from approxi- and Ashley. additional information, please call the above number. | ton Food Bank. Williams holds a mately 60 countries. MDRT mem- ope as | bachelor's degree in business ad- bers demonstrate exceptional Hh Rael Curvalae sjoined ministration from Bloomsburg product knowledge, strict ethical 2 Br D 2 i Se _ ae i University and a master's degree conduct and outstanding client unaer i hs > ye oy ; i 0s (= : i in business administration from service, and are regarded as busi- Joma rE ahi Sonning A : ’ the University of Houston. He : : f W 4 \ 7 11 : lives in Americus, Georgia, with ) Oo yoming d cy : his wife and children. LV : | Dedicated to eliminating pov- | erty housing, Habitat for Human- WELCOMES N @y International is an ecumenical : 1 Christian ministry. HFHI and its Ch k | 1,916 affiliates in 67 nations have ester Yavors 1 ° M . D . i built and sold more than 90,000 homes to partner families at no : : profit with zero-interest mort- Cos 7. Dr. Yavorski is an Associate Fellow of the American College : gages. Valentine's Gift Check Sale ~ of Surgeons and is Board Certified by the American Board of LL Alexander H. Sickert, CLU, hd 17th - 22nd Surgery in both General and Vascular Surgery. ChFC, Lutheran Baothierond a When you purchase a piece of jewelry from Valentine's, CC CRH KTV ESTEE T i » oT a : El Chal A Es yan of YOU owen PUichEse ls beiised Dr. Yavorski did his General Surgery residency at San Diego i Million Dollar Round Table Th Ca a Naval Medical Center and completed a Fellowship in Vascular E . pe dl ™ Hn wi 0 ro ers, tS % ; E (MDRT) Annual Meeting, June 11- Goll vos, ; ne Surgery at the Univ ersity of Kentucky Medical Center. Prior to | 15, in San Francisco, Califone. 3 his appointment at Surgical Specialists, Dr. Yavorski served as a i Sickert, a local business leader : : and first-year MDRT member, was Rte 309, DALLAS Phone: 675-6945 Toll Free: 1-877-465-6949 Vascular Surgeon at the National Naval Medical Center in among approximately 6,000 Bole Hours: Maly Fi 1 GLC SF (0:8, Sat 104 Bethesda, Maryland, also Assistant Professor of Surgery for the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, Bethesda, CHESTER YAVORSKI, M.D. Maryland. He is a member of several distinguished medical societies and has authored many scientific publications. > @ During his military career, Dr. Yavorski served as the Senior General Medical Officer and Commanding Officer’s Medical Advisor for the 1st Marine Air Wing, Fleet Marine Forces, and the Third Marine ] Expeditionary Forces, Okinawa, Japan. He also participated in a number of operations including Beachcrest, Team Spirit, Operation Evergreen and Desert Storm. 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