Sunday, June 8, 2008 PAGE 3 THE DALLAS POST Top 10 Lake-Lehman seniors honored by GFWC Harvey's Lake The General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Harveys Lake recently hosted Community Night at the Lake-Noxen Elemen- tary School. The top 10 seniors from Lake- Lehman High School were hon- ored. Local dignitaries including Lake-Lehman school officials, teachers, school board members, Harveys Lake Borough elected officials and members of the po- lice, fire and ambulance and Li- ons Club attended. Family and friends also joined the women’s club in honoring the seniors. Guest speakers for Communi- ty Night were Mr. James McGov- ern, Lake-Lehman superintend- ent; Senator Lisa Baker and State Rep. Karen Boback, a long-time member of GFWC Harveys Lake. Senator Baker presented each student with a certificate of rec- ognition from the State Senate. Rep. Karen Boback also present- ed each student with a certificate of recognition from the State House of Representatives. GFWC Harveys Lake President Sue Lazur also congratulated each student and presented each with a certificate and a small gift. This year’s top 10 students are Jordan Anderson, son of Brett and Debbie Anderson, Shaver- town; Nicole Attanasio, daughter of Michael and Karen Attanasio, Jackson Township; Michael Caf- Jason Neare Erik Sandstrom Aynsley Dunham Gregory Heindel Jordan Anderson Lyndsay Lanning Neil Dierolf Nicole Attanasio frey, son of Michael and Kim Caf- sley Dunham, daughter of Lisa frey, Dallas; Neil Dierolf, son of Shute, Sweet Valley; Gregory Pam Dierolf, Harveys Lake; Ayn- Heindel, son of Wayne and Diane Heindel, Sweet Valley; Lyndsay Neare, son of Anthony and Karen Lanning, daughter of Larry and Neare, Lehman; Erik Sandstrom, Teri Lanning, Dallas; Jason son of Jack and Pat Sandstrom, Harveys Lake, and Bethany Yam- rick, daughter of Frank and Joan Yamrick, Lehman. ‘Market on the Pond’ returns to Meadows Nursing Center on June 4 £00 VEIDORS L -pytm pea DESC RATE prs a SATURDAY JUNE 14 SOOM. SOOT mo Bh MR AEIRS The Auxiliary of the Meadows Nursing Center, Dallas, will hold its annual “Market on the Pond” fundraiser to benefit residents. This event will feature 110 ven- dors on the center’s grounds from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 14. To kick off the event, a gift bas- ket raffle is available at the center. Last year, over $1,800 was raised with this project. Volunteers, staff and friends of the center do- nate baskets or items for a basket that can be combined to create a special theme. New ideas this GEISINGER WYOMING VALLEY AN IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT CAN REALLY GET YOUR ATTENTION. GEISINGER WYOMING VALLEY HAS WILKES-BARRE’S ONLY PROGRAM TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT ARRHYTHMIA There are times a heart will miss a beat. Beat too fast. Or even beat too slow. It's called an arrhythmia. An irregular heartbeat. There's no simple answer to arrhythmia. And, that's where the experts at The Pearsall Heart Hospital at Geisinger Wyoming Valley can help. There, one of the finest teams of heart specialists in the region offer the area's only program for diagnosing and treating arrhythmia. Physicians in the state-of-the-art electrophysiology lab can pinpoint the exact electrical signals that are causing the problem and can put your heart back in perfect rhythm. Now that's piece of mind. Ask your doctor for a referral or call 570.820.6020 for an appointment. Visit www.geisinger.org. REDEFINING BOUNDARIES” Pugazhendi Vijayaraman, MD Director of Electrophysiology Laboratory Richard and Marion Pearsall Heart Hospital Fellowship-trained at Montefiore Medical Center year include Eagles football, gas gift card, Cat's Meow and Doggie Heaven. Tickets can be purchased in the lobby at the reception desk or on the day of the event. Anyone wishing to donate a basket can call the volunteer department at 675-8600 ext. 195. The event will feature 110 ven- dors offering a variety of goods and treasures. The Auxiliary booths include odds and ends, plants, jewelry, books, raffles, res- idents’ crafts, refreshments and much more. Entertainment will be provided by “The Goodtime- rs.” The rain date is June 21. Members of the Market Com- mittee are, from left, first row, Bernie Hill, Fran Dierolf, Irene Transue, Pat Frodsham, Betty Glass, Leona Walter and Louise Montigney. Second row, Peter Klein, chairman; Robert Law, Auxiliary president; Helen Carey, Betty Sorchik, Volunteer Coordi- nator; and Nelson Ashburner. * Meal Prep * Bathing \REGD AM] www.caregiv ersamerica.com R, Pamper Dad with a Caring * Housekeeping * Transportation (570) 824-3005 JERS RICA Visit! greathumanitarians.com Honor a Great Humanitarian you know. There are many great people in our region. People who work tirelessly and selflessly for the greater good. Every-day people who make a difference. And we want vou to help us honor them. Nominate a great humanitarian vou know today. 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