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PEOPLE BRIEFS
SABOL RECEIVES
SCHOLARSHIP
tha Sabol, of
| vertown, received the
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Memorial Scholarship at
Shippensburg University.
A 2013 graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, Sabol
will major in mid-level edu-
cation, grades 4 to 8.
STUDYING IN
AUSTRALIA
Gregory Groblewski, of
Sweet Valley, is participating
in an accounting and mar-
keting internship this sum-
mer in Sydney, Australia,
through GlobaLinks.
A senior majoring in
accounting and marketing at
King’s College, Groblewski
completed a study abroad
experience last summer at
the University of Stirling
in Scotland through Butler
University’s Institute for
Study Abroad.
He is the son of Gwenyth
Groblewski.
TAKES PART IN
COOK-OFF
Matt Jeschke, of Dallas,
took part in a student
cook-off competition
at the Luzerne County
Community College Joseph
A. Paglianite Culinary
Institute.
The first-ever competition
gave students the opportuni-
ty to practice their culinary
skills, network with other
area students and visit the
college’s culinary facility.
PINNING CEREMONY
Amy Nichole Austin, of
Sweet Valley, and Lisa Marie
Perugino, of Dallas, par-
ticipated in a Misericordia
University pinning ceremo-
ny in Lemmond Theater at
h Hall that recognized
ents who completed
e Part-Time Accelerated
Evening Bachelor of Science
Degree Nursing Program.
During the ceremony,
undergraduate nursing
students received the
Misericordia University
Nursing Pin, a symbol of
achievement in the nursing
profession.
ANSON NAMED TO
BOARD
Denis Anson, M.S.,
OTR. of Noxen, the direc-
tor of research and develop-
ment at the Misericordia
University Assistive
Technology Research
Institute (ATRI), has been
elected to the board of direc-
tors for the Rehabilitation
Engineering & Assistive
Technology Society of North
America (RESNA).
RESNA is the premier
professional organization
dedicated to promoting the
th and well-being of
le with disabilities by
easing access to technol
ogy solutions. An interna-
tional membership organiza-
tion, RESNA advances the
field by offering certifica-
tion, continuing education,
professional development,
promoting research, devel-
oping technology standards
and more.
RECEIVE WHITE
COATS
Jennifer Corcoran, of
Shavertown, and Sarah
Harvey, of Benton, were
members of the first class
of students in the Master
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BOOKS
REMEMBER
LOVED ONES
The following memo-
rial/honor books have been
added to the shelves of the
Back Mountain Memorial
Library for the month of
August 2013:
In memory of Eva
and Peter Kolchin, “The
Disappearance of Amelia
Earhart” by A.M. Buckley,
presented by Dr. and Mrs.
John Kolchin
In memory of Elizabeth
W. Kachmar, “Movie
Menus: Recipes for Perfect
Meals with Your Favorite
Films” by Francine Segan
Fresh & Delicious * Exceptional Flavor
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In memory of Ernest
Ashbridge, “Antiques
Encyclopedia” edited by
Judith Miller, presented by
Clarence and Morag Michael
HONOR
In honor of Jim Barto’s
retirement, “Californias
Gold Rush” by Robert
Grayson, presented by Liz
Sheeder
In honor of Morgan
Lentz on his fifth birthday,
“Steam Train, Dream Train”
by Sherri Duskey Rinker,
presented by Brett, Charlene
- and Jaycee Decker
In honor of Jasper, the
16th great-grandchild of
Violet Bartakovits, “This
is Our House” by Hyewon
Yum, presented by Dr. and
Mrs. John Kolchin
In honor of Jasper,
the new grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cinalli,
“Z is for Moose” by Kelly
Bingham, presented by Dr.
and Mrs. John Kolchin
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AMY LONGSDORF
For The Times Leader
Years ago when I interviewed
Sean Connery for his then-cur-
rent movie “The Rock,” I asked
him about his memories of shoot-
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Jim Thorpe and Eckley Miners
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“Pennsylvania,” he said brightly.
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drama, which is back in print and
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day, the Martin Ritt-directed
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