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DHS Leadership in Civics group unveils military honor wall during July 3 ceremony.

By SARAH HITE [email protected]

The Dallas High School Stu- dent Leadership in Civics group unveiled its most recent project – amilitary honor wall - at a dedi- cation ceremony on July 3 at the high school. The honor wall features two plaques with name plates – one for Dallas-area military person- nel who have earned the Purple Heart and one for families of ser- CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST vice men and women who have BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Setting up the Nearly Olde booth for the 66th Annual Back Mountain Memorial Auction are Ma- received the Gold Star. Retired U.S. Air Force Col. John Brougher, right, of Dallas, de- die Grant, left, Catherine Falzone, center, and Mary Lou Grant. The area, located near the scribes the conceptual design of the Wall of Honor as former Dal- school’s front office, also features las Student Leadership in Civics Club Vice President Aaron Weir 66th Annual Back Mountain aplaque of the United States seal looks on at a ceremony to honor Dallas graduates who received Memorial Library Auction and plaques featuring the em- the Purple Heart and/or Gold Star. blems of each faction of the U.S. comes to an end tonight. military – Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard. he 66th Annual Back Club president Marcus Wagn- Mountain Memorial Li- T brary Auction comes to er, 18, of Shavertown, said the project is the first of its kind for an end tonight when local artist the club. The group organizes the Sue Hand’s painting of the auc- school’s annual Veterans Day pro- tion grounds goes across the gram and volunteers with local auction block. In years past, veterans throughout the year. Hand’s painting has garnered The project was created in con- thousands of dollars for the li- junction with the Back Mountain brary. There’s still time to grab Men’s Ecumenical Group. For- an auction item as bidding starts mer Student Leadership in Civics at 6 p.m. and plenty of time to Vice President Aaron Weir said stroll the grounds, eating your he worked as a liaison between way from one end to the other, the men’s group, the civics club all the while finding bargains in Volunteer Becky Kosierowski, of Wyoming, helps set up a chil- and the school board to make the the Plant Booth, the Odds and dren’s toy corner in the Odds and Ends booth and has some fun project a reality. Ends Booth and in the Book in the process signaling the beginning of the annual four-day “The spot we chose for the wall Booth. Back Mountain Memorial Library Auction. was the most centrally-located ar- ea where it stands out the best,” said Weir. Funding for the project was provided by the Back Mountain Men’s Ecumenical Group through the First Lt. Michael Cleary Memorial Fund associat- ed with the Luzerne Foundation. Retired U.S. Air Force Col. John Brougher said the group could find only one person from the Dallas area who met the crite- ria for the wall so far – First Lt. Michael Cleary. Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Rev. Dr. William Lewis, of Dallas, de- Cleary, a 1999 graduate of Dal- scribes the symbolism and branches of service shown by the Wall las High School, was killed in ac- of Honor. tion in December 2005 while serving in Iraq. FOR MORE INFORMATION Brougher said several other For more information about the U.S. military honor wall at Dallas High names have been discovered School or to be included on the wall, contact the Student Leadership in since the criteria has been ex- Civics club by e-mailing [email protected] or by calling the high school panded to include military per- at 570-675-5201. sonnel since World War II, but he

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CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK FILE PHOTO/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Ellen Crispell, of Dallas, buys Amish specialties from Sarah Yoder, Turbottsville, at a previous Back Mountain Memorial Library Farmers’ Market. Farmers’ market starts July 14

By SARAH HITE “It’s a community event. Most of the vendors are [email protected] from the Back Mountain or the general area, and most people see friends and neighbors while After the Back Mountain they’re here. It’s also a social event.” Memorial Library Auction, there are still opportunities Bill Grant to meet and mingle with old Farmers’ market coordinator and new faces at the library. The Back Mountain Memo- they’re here. It’s also a social the whole 13 weeks but can rial Library Farmers’ Market event.” only be there three or four or opens at 9 a.m. Saturday, Ju- Vendors pay to rent spaces five weeks,” said Grant. ly 14 and organizer Bill Grant at the market, which benefits The flex spaces will keep said it’s astounding to see the library. friends and neighbors recon- Vendors this year range SeeMARKET, Page 11 nect at this annual event. from old standbys like Dy- “It’s a community event,” mond’s Farms and Brace’s Or- said Grant, who’s been run- chard to a few new faces like ning the market for the last an ice shaving stand and a three years. “Most of the ven- woman who sells “fancy cup- dors are from the Back cakes.” Mountain or the general ar- “We have a few spaces this Dallas School District Superintendent Frank Galicki, right, and Rev. Dr. William Lewis, of Dallas, ea, and most people see year called flex spaces where unveil the Wall of Honor at Dallas High School. friends and neighbors while some vendors can’t be there CMYK

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Photographers invited to submit photos THIS WEEK’S MEETINGS MONDAY, JULY 9 Kingston Township of Susquehanna River to annual contest 180 E. Center St., Shavertown The board of supervisors will hold a work session at 7 p.m. in the municipal building.

Do you have a favorite Sus- sponsored by Hershey’s Track na, Union, Wyoming and quehanna overlook, trail, se- and Field Games for photog- York. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 cret fishing spot or scenic riv- raphers under 18 years of age. The winning photographs Kingston Township er town that keeps drawing Cash prizes from $50 to from last year’s contest will 180 E. Center St., Shavertown you back to visit and explore? $150 will be awarded for first travel throughout the Susque- The board of supervisors will hold a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the municipal building. The Susquehanna Green- through third-place in each hanna region and will be ex- Lake Township way Partnership (SGP) in- category. Participants are hibited at the Wyoming Coun- 488 State Route 29, Lake Township vites photographers to enter welcome to submit multiple ty Cultural Center at the Die- The board of supervisors will hold a regular meeting at 7 p.m. in the municipal building. digital images in the Third entries. trich Theatre, 60 E. Tioga St., Annual Treasured Towns & Photos from the following Tunkhannock during the Landscapes of the Susquehan- Susquehanna Greenway coun- month of July. THURSDAY, JULY 12 na photo contest. Entries will ties are eligible: Bradford, Judges selected these 15 Dallas Area Municipal Authority be accepted until February 1, Cambria, Centre, Clearfield, winning photographs from 530 S. Memorial Hwy., Shavertown 2013 at www.susquehanna- Clinton, Columbia, Cumber- over 300 entries. The winning The municipal authority will hold a regular meeting at 7 p.m. in the administration building. greenway.org/photo-contest. land, Dauphin, Indiana, Ju- images and gallery schedule Contest categories include niata, Lackawanna, Lancas- can be viewed online at Treasured Towns, Treasured ter, Luzerne, Lycoming, Mon- www.susquehannagreen- Landscapes, People and the tour, Northumberland, Perry, way.org/2nd-annual-photo- River and a Youth Category Snyder, Sullivan, Susquehan- contest-winners. NEWS The Dallas Post WANT A PHOTO? Coverage Area: The Dallas Post covers the You can now purchase any photo Back Mountain community which includes the that appears in The Dallas Post Dallas and Lake-Lehman School Districts. We from The Times Leader photo store. try to get to as many events as possible, but Simply log onto www.timesleader. staff and space limitations make it impossible com/photostore and click on the link to cover everything. If you have news about for The Dallas Post. your family, town or organization please send it to us and we’ll try to get it in. Photographs are welcome. Send them two ways, by mail to CIRCULATION 15 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 or by 15 NORTH MAIN STREET, WILKES-BARRE, PA 18711 e-mail to [email protected]. E-mail is Orders for subscriptions received by the best and most timely method for submis- 570-675-5211 Friday at noon will begin the follow- sion. E-mailed photos should be in JPEG [email protected] • FAX 570-675-3650 ing week. Please inform us of dam- format with a resolution of at least 200 dpi. The age or delay, call 829-5000. The deadline for all copy is Tuesday at noon. prior Dallas Post is published weekly by to publication. Corrections, clarifications? The Impressions Media, $20 per year Dallas Post will correct errors of fact or clarify ADVERTISING in Luzerne & Wyoming Counties any misunderstandings, call 675-5211. Have (PA), $24 in NJ, NY and all other a story idea? Please call, we’d like to hear PA counties, $27 all other states. about it. Letters: The Dallas Post prints letters Display Advertising Deadline: Tuesdays at 12 noon Periodicals postage paid at Wilkes- of local interest. Send letters to: Editor, The Contact Diane McGee at 970-7153 Barre, PA 18701-9996 POSTMAS- Dallas Post, 15 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA The Dallas Post has a variety of advertising rates and programs. TER: Send address change to The 18711. All letters must be signed and include a The Dallas Post satisfies most co-op ad programs and offers creative services at no charge. Combination rates with Dallas Post, 15 N. Main St., Wilkes- daytime phone number for verification. The Abington Journal, Clarks Summit and the Sunday Dispatch, Pittston are available. Barre, PA 18711 CMYK

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Bob Kelley, right, of Stroudsburg, chats with Sharon Savage Tem- June Tippett Curran, left, of Danville, and Patti Larson Walsh, of Rosellen Klaboe Steinhauer, left, of Halifax, Dauphin County, and plin, of Tunkhannock, at the Dallas High School Class of 1967 Hershey, pose for a photo at the Dallas High School Class of 1967 Sharon Savage Templin, of Tunkhannock, exchange a hug at the reunion at Lakeside Skillet in Harveys Lake. reunion. Dallas High School Class of 1967 reunion. Catching up with DHS classmates

Dallas High School Class of book has made reunion planning 1967 relives memories of much easier over the years. Though there are still a few high school years. people she can’t find on the social networking site, Ryan said she’s By SARAH HITE glad many of the former Moun- [email protected] taineers gather every so often. “High school is such a special time in your life that you don’t The sounds of the 60s danced want to ever forget,” she said. around the Lakeside Skillet ban- Ryan was an a cheerleader who quet room during the Dallas High also was on the track, basketball School Class of 1967 anniversary and drill teams while in high class reunion on June 23. school. She retired from the IT About 40 former classmates department at a utility company from as far away as Colorado and in Virginia three years ago. as near as Harveys Lake gathered “It’s fun to remember and it’s to reminisce as a playlist of songs fun to see what careers people from the decade jammed have, whether they’ve changed,” throughout the night. she said. “And now a lot of us are Cory Jordan Ryan, of Rich- retired so we’re traveling a lot. It’s mond, Va. said her husband Jack nice to see what people have came up with the list and helped done.” create the nametags, even though Bob Kelley, who splits his time he didn’t graduate from Dallas. between Stroudsburg and Geor- “We’re keeping it low-key,” gia, is also recently retired, Ryan said of the event. though he’s been working since a BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST She said the class usually holds young age. Pat Gula, right, of Shavertown, and Barbara Honeywell Wynn, of Trucksville, look for their name tags at the Dallas High School Class of areunion every five years, but she “My dad died when I was in 1967 reunion. visits with a few girlfriends every ninth grade so I had to work,” he year or so to catch up. said. “I worked at the merry-go- The former director of alumni did a lot of wild and crazy things the specifics. membered even less, but enjoyed “I think we were a close class, round (in Harveys Lake), at the at East Stroudsburg University with,” he said. “Let’s leave it at “I loved the plays,” she said. “I catching up. the fact that we attract so many Forty Fort Dairy Bar and at Col- doesn’t have a favorite high that.” was in ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ “I don’t remember what we people,” she said. lege Misericordia as a dishwash- school memory – or at least he Sharon Savage Templin, of and another one. I’m not sure did, but we were always busy,” Though finding former friends er. I hd to save money for 50 cents couldn’t say what it was. Tunkhannock, remembers her fa- who I played.” said Myra Berti Gosart, of Harris- can be difficult, Ryan said Face- agallon of gas for my car.” “There was a group of guys I vorite part of high school, but not Some former classmates re- burg.

Denise Stefanowicz, left, of Harveys Lake, Cindy Mohen and Gene Mohen, of St. Cloud, Fla., and Gene Mohen, left, of St. Cloud, Fla., Vito Pilosi, of Harveys Lake, and Doug Johnstone, of Dallas, chat Diane Pilosi, of Dallas, reminisce during the Lake-Lehman High School Class of 1972 reunion. during the Lake-Lehman High School Class of 1972 reunion. Remembering LLHS days

Lake-Lehman High School “We’re the flood class,” said planned for the class. She said Class of 1972 holds 40th Helen Sgarlat, of Forty Fort. she wasn’t sure how many class- The group just happened to mates would show – she just anniversary reunion. meet on the 40th anniversary of started making phone calls and the date when thousands of posting about the event on the By SARAH HITE Wyoming Valley residents were social networking website Face- [email protected] evacuated due to flooding book to try to reach as many caused by Hurricane Agnes. people as possible. “And the annual football “We haven’t all met in 15 The Lake-Lehman Junior/Se- game between Lake-Lehman years,” said Sgarlat. “Our last nior High School Class of 1972 and Dallas was cancelled that reunion was our 25th.” may have faced plenty of hard- year due to the weather,” added As members of the class slow- ships during its high school Cindy Osborne Mohen, of St. ly began to arrive, memories years but one wouldn’t be able Cloud, Fla. “And the band flooded the former students’ to tell from the demeanor of its didn’t go to Sherburne (Pageant minds. Doris Parrish McGee, of members. of Bands) because the New Harveys Lake, said the class A40th anniversary class re- York school system had a case was a tight group as there were union held June 23 at Grotto of meningitis. We were the kiss- only 133 graduates that year. Pizza on Harveys Lake was of-death class.” “I was the class nerd,” she BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST abuzz with gabbing, jokes and The event was actually the Doris Parrish McGee, left, of Harveys Lake, Helen Earl Sgarlat, center, of Forty Fort, and Marie John- plenty of laughter. second of two reunions Sgarlat SeeLLHS, Page 11 stone, of Dallas, pose for a photo during the Lake-Lehman High School Class of 1972 reunion. CMYK

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Sarah Zablotney, left, Kaylin Russell and Dana Jolley look over all the chance items at the Dallas Brett Wanek, right, has a henna tattoo put on his arm at the Dallas Senior High School Lock-In. The School Lock-In. tattoo was popular among the boys. Dallas grads are LOCKED-IN

he 13th Annual Dallas High School Lock-In of- fered members of the Class of 2012 a safe place to Tcelebrate their graduation together. This year’s event included a variety of food, games, prizes, henna tattoos, sno-cones, cotton candy and a live performance by a local band. Well-known hypnotist Astonishing Neal entertained the students with his audience participation show.

CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Kaleb Taylor and Gabriella Oliveri play on the bike race course set up in the gym for the Dallas Senior High School Lock-In.

LEFT PHOTO: Anthony Pizzo found his graduation cap and a new t-shirt at the Dallas Senior High School Lock-In.

RIGHT PHOTO: Emily Prater helps with the chance items at the Dallas Senior High School Lock-In.

Locals named to Wilkes dean’s list

Wilkes University Provost Rey- nold Verret announces the dean’s list for the spring 2012 semester. To be named to the dean’s list, students must obtain a minimum 3.4 GPA and carry at least 12 credits. The following Back Mountain residents have been named to the list: Devin Albrecht, Shavertown; Miranda Baur, Dallas; Kathryn Blakeslee, Dallas; Aleona Chini- kaylo, Dallas; Lindsey Daven- port, Dallas; Laura Eckman, Sha- vertown; Chelsea Fufaro, Dallas; Kyla Halsor, Dallas; Garrett Hann, Dallas; Marissa Harrison, Shavertown. Also, Michael Jayne, Shaver- town; Alexandra Madaya, Sha- vertown; Thomas Mike, Shaver- town; Noelle Miller, Trucksville; Jason Neare, Dallas; Stephen Ol- shemski, Shavertown; Gino Rain- eri, Shavertown; Matthew Ruch, Dallas; Stephen Ruch, Dallas. Also, Scott Skammer, Dallas; Marina Skevofilax, Dallas; Au- brielle Smith, Dallas; Nicholas Sobeck, Trucksville; John Swee- ney, Shavertown; Suzanne Szewczyk, Dallas; Morgan Tho- mas, Dallas; Aaron Wolman, Sha- vertown; Anne Yoskoski, Dallas; and Ashley Zerfoss, Shavertown. 1 75971 CMYK

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DALLAS TOWNSHIP Police chief takes issue with DARE program funds

By SARAH HITE and middle school students. “At the next Kingston Township supervisors meet- mine a baseline sound level for pipeline and metering station [email protected] Dallas Township Police Chief three different locations prior to activities cause the sound levels Robert Jolley said he didn’t ing, should I go down for dog food? Where does this the installation of two metering to increase. agree with the costs. He said the stop?” stations and pipeline construc- Metering stations will be built Supervisors discussed con- Dallas Township Police Depart- tion near Hildebrandt Road. by Williams Field Services LLC tributing to the Dallas School ment has services, like the K-9 Robert Jolley Grant said it was done at resi- and PVR Partners, formerly Dallas Twp. police chief District DARE (Drug Abuse Re- unit, that benefit the Dallas dents’ requests. Sound levels Chief Gathering LLC, to corre- sistance Education) program at School District, but no other were tested at Fairground Road, spond with their pipeline pro- awork session Tuesday evening. municipalities contribute funds the Evangelical Free Church on jects in the township. Parts of Supervisor Bill Grant said the towards those programs. money is used to pay Ziegler all municipalities in the dis- Hildebrandt Road and at the site the Transco interstate pipeline, program is scheduled to cost as “At the next Kingston Town- and for the special DARE- trict’s boundaries were asked to of the Transco interstate pipe- into which the aforementioned much as last year, about $2,625. ship supervisors meeting, marked vehicle he uses for the contribute. line near those locations. pipelines will connect, will be The program is conducted by should I go down for dog food?” program. Grant said Jolley had a point, Sound levels were tested six replaced this summer. Kingston Township Police Offi- he said. “Where does this stop?” Jolley said Kingston Town- and it was something to think times during a 24-hour period in Supervisors also announced cer Frank Ziegler, and four mu- Atty. Ben Jones III, who was ship took over the DARE pro- about. May and levels were determined that the state Department of En- nicipalities and the school dis- at the meeting for an unrelated gram when state funding was The supervisors announced to be in normal ranges. Grant vironmental Protection notified trict contribute to the program, issue and serves as solicitor for available for it, and after the ambient sound testing was con- said he’s unsure what the conse- which is taught to elementary Kingston Township, said the funding was no longer available, ducting by Vibra-Tech to deter- quences will be if natural gas SeeDARE, Page 11

PEOPLE BRIEFS 88th Air Base Wing at Wright- bachelor of science in human- Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. ities and science degree. He Webster is named to Spath receives He is the son of Jeffrey and played on the University of the Kelly graduates Maire A. Box, of Ivy Drive, Sciences men’s basketball team. President’s Award Shavertown. Summa Cum Laude A2008 Dallas Senior High Two participate in BMT Chamber post Emma Spath, of Shavertown, School graduate, he received a was one of seven Wyoming Lauren Kelly, of Shavertown, bachelor’s degree in 2012 from Misericordia program Seminary graduates who re- has graduated Summa Cum the University of Pittsburgh. The Back Mountain Cham- ceived the President’s Award for Laude with a Bachelor of Sci- Victoria Mantik, of Shaver- ber is pleased to announce that Outstanding Service during the ence degree in Business Admin- town, at student Lake-Lehman Donald A. Webster has joined school’s recent 168th com- istration Ryan receives High School, and Tom Gilroy, teacher/mentor at Dallas High the organization in a strategic mencement. from the University High Honors School, were among a group of consulting position. The award is given in recog- nition of the student’s outstand- of Pitts- Michael Ryan, of Dallas, has people who participated in the Webster will assist the board ing special service to the school burgh. She earned High Honors for the Misericordia University Depart- in executing the strategic plan community, leadership and graduated spring semester of the 2011-2012 ment of Business’ Annual Fu- for the newly-formed organiza- academic and artistic perform- with majors academic year at the University ture Business Executives Career tion with particular emphasis ance. in Finance of New Hampshire. Exploration Camp in June, on growing value for members. KELLY and Ac- High Honors are awarded to which enabled the rising high Webster is the president of counting students who earn a semester school juniors and seniors to Marathon Strategies, LLC, a Ruch receives and a minor in Philosophy. grade point average of 3.7 or explore exciting careers in busi- firm specializing in business Wandell Award While at Pittsburgh, Kelly was better out of a possible 4.0. ness, economics and entrepre- transformation and growth. He amember of the Golden Key neurship. Matthew Ruch, of Dallas, was brings extensive experience in Club, Mock Trial Team and Beta The Center for Economic and honored with the Wandell Flack named banking, technology and entre- Alpha Psi. She also served a Entrepreneurship Education Award at Wilkes University’s two-year internship with the (CEEE) at Misericordia Uni- preneurship to the chamber op- May 19 com- to honor roll portunity. University of Pittsburgh as the versity hosted the four-day, mencement Melissa Flack, a student in three-night interactive camp for An active community volun- Arrival Survival Coordinator. ceremony. The daughter of Frank and the fifth form (11th-grade) at high school students interested teer, Webster has served as the The award is Pam Kelly, she has accepted a Kent School in Kent, Connecti- in understanding the funda- former board chair for the Great WEBSTER presented to scholarship to Indiana Uni- cut, was named to the honor roll mentals of economics and en- Valley Technology Alliance, for- the male and versity Maurer School of Law in for the spring term of 2011-2012. trepreneurship. mer board chair for the Scran- female under- Bloomington, Indiana. Flack is the daughter of Ha- ton Cultural Center and 2001 not-for-profit growth challeng- graduate rold and Jean Flack, of Dallas. Locals participate in chair for 2001United Way of es, along with his demonstrated RUCH students with Box is commissioned Lackawanna County Annual commitment to our region is the highest Messinger receives MU nursing program Campaign. ideal for our developing organi- grade-point average in the as second lieutenant Clarissa Gingell, of Dallas, a He co-founded the GVTA zation and the needs of our Wilkes graduating class. Air Force 2nd Lt. Christopher bachelor of science student at Holy Redeemer High Business Plan Competition and members.” Ruch graduated with a grade point average of 3.868, earning A. Box has been commissioned Myer Scott Messinger, of School, and Cassie Stevens, of has been recognized by Ben The chamber would like to his Bachelor of Science degree as a second lieutenant in the Trucksville, graduated from the Harveys Lake, a student Lake- Franklin Technology Partners thank Clare Parkhurst for her summa cum laude with a major U.S. Air Force after graduating University of the Sciences dur- Lehman High School, were as the 2007 Entrepreneurial Ad- service as interim executive di- in accounting. from Officer Training School ing a ceremony on May 23 as among high school students vocate of the Year. rector. Agraduate of Holy Redeemer (OTS) at Maxwell Air Force part of the university’s 191st who recently participated in the Chip Morgan, chamber presi- For more information on the High School, he is the son of Base, Montgomery, Ala. commencement celebration in Misericordia University Depart- dent, said “Don’s extensive pro- Back Mountain Chamber, Theodore and Dianne Ruch. Box is a project developmen- Philadelphia. ment of Nursing’s annual Nurs- fessional experience in small please visit backmountain- tal engineer assigned to the The son of Dan and Jane ing Career Exploration Camp in business, large corporate and chamber.org Messinger, he graduated with a June.

OBITUARIES L. Besecker Jr., Dallas Township; Memorial donations to the was a graduate of Larksville ows Nursing and Rehabilitation on April 26, 1936, graduated atwin sister, Courtney; two American Cancer Society. High School. Center, Dallas. from Hanover High School and BARLOW - Mark J., 57, of Dal- brothers, Patrick, Harrisburg; In 1944, Dorothy began a long She was born in Trucksville College Misericordia with a de- las, died Sunday, June 24, 2012, and Andrew, Dallas; paternal HARDISKY - Eleanor T., 90, career in the garment industry, and was a graduate of Kingston gree in secondary education. at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, grandparents, Robert and Mar- formerly of Lehman Township, working in several area manufac- Township High School. For She was a school teacher for Baltimore, Md. garet Besecker, Dallas; maternal died Saturday, June 30, 2012, at turing plants. She spent the ma- many years, she was employed at 35 years at Netcong, N.J. and Ha- He was born November 18, grandparents, Thomas and Mercy Center, Dallas. jority of her career, more than 30 the Checkerboard Inn of Trucks- nover Area. She taught English, 1954 in Kingston and graduated Frances Jacobs, East Greenville; She was born in Jackson years, with the former Woodbury ville and was also self-employed Spanish, Latin and was a basket- from the former Central Catholic aunts, uncles and cousins. Township on March 18, 1922, Manufacturing Company. cleaning various homes. ball coach. High School, Kingston, in 1972. Memorial donations to the graduated from Lehman High She was a member of ILGWU Surviving are her caretakers, She was a member of Our La- He was involved in the tele- “CC Besecker Collection for the School and attended the former and a former member of Gate of Dale and Joyce Culver, of Trucks- dy of Victory Church, Harveys communications industry for 39 Arts,” c/o St. Therese’s Church, Wilkes-Barre Business College. Heaven Church, Dallas. ville; and Melissa Shission, of Lake. years and served as president 61 Davis St., Shavertown, PA Prior to her retirement, she She resided in Dallas for 37 West Wyoming; and cousins. Surviving are daughters, Deb- and steward for the CWA Union. 18708. was employed by what is now years, spending the last seven bie Jones, Riverview, Fla.; Judy, He was a member of the Interna- First Valley Bank in Kingston for years at the Village at Green- ZURINSKI - Marian S., of Har- Erie; son, Mark, Clarks Summit; tional Loyal Order of Moose CORREALE – Bridgette Ann 41 years. She was a life member briar, Dallas. veys Lake and Sarasota, Fla., two granddaughters; brother, 1272, Tunkhannock, and the Amalfitano, of Tennessee, for- of the former Saint Anthony of Surviving are her daughter, died on Friday, June 29, 2012, at Stephen Maceiko, Cocoa Beach, Daddow Isaac American Legion merly of Dallas, died on Satur- Pauda Parish in Larksville and Dolores Strauss, Moscow; broth- Mercy Center, Dallas. Fla.; nieces, nephews and her be- 672, Dallas. day, May 19, 2012. was the last surviving member of er, Joseph Zajkowski, Lehman. She was born in Wilkes-Barre loved dog, Muffin. Surviving are his parents, She was born April 30, 1940. her immediate family. James and Kathleen Lavelle Bar- She grew up in Brooklyn, New Surviving are nieces and neph- MALASHEFSKI - Genevieve, low, of Dallas; his wife of 13 York and moved to Dallas in ews. 91, of Dallas, died Saturday, June Pinnacle years, the former Carol Uzdilla; 1966 where she attended College 30, 2012, in The Laurels Health son, Paul, of Montrose; stepchil- Misericordia and wrote the “Oak HOWARD – Donald B., of Care Center, Kingston. Rehabilitation dren, Christopher Gula, of Exe- Hill” column for The Dallas Trucksville, formerly of Waverly, She was born at home in Ed- Associates ter; Stacey Hooper, of North- Post. died Tuesday, June 26, 2012, af- wardsville on August 23, 1920, Kevin M. Barno, MPT • K. Bridget Barno, PT ampton; Eric Gula, of Wilkes- She moved to Memphis, TN in ter an illness at Geisinger Hospi- was a 1938 graduate of Edwards- Sharon Marranca, MPT • Hal Glatz, MPT Barre; one grandson; four step- 1982 where she worked for KIX tal in Wilkes-Barre. ville High School and played on Maria Hall, PTA • William Montross, MPT grandchildren; brothers, Mi- 106. She and her husband, Vin- Surviving are his wife of 46 the school’s basketball team. Feel Better, Hit It Further chael, of Dallas; Matthew, of cent Correale, opened the Brook- years, the former Cheryl Hollen- From 1953 until 1972, she and Win Your Match! Rush; John, of Dallas; James, of lyn Bridge Italian restaurant in beck; a daughter, Kimberly Sher- lived in Rochester, N.Y. where • Treatment for all golf injuries or any injury that is affecting your game Dallas; sister, Nora Frick, of Lan- 1985 and she became the face of er; son, Donald Jr.; four grand- she worked for many years at Ko- • Golf specific fl exibility and caster; nieces and nephews. the Bridge. children; and sister, Marjorie dak and French’s. strengthening programs available • Most insurances do not require a referral Memorial donations to the She is the author of three Joan Howard. Surviving are a sister, Helen for physical therapy SPCA of Luzerne County, 524 E. cookbooks, “The Bridge From Cyrana, Rochester, N.Y.; nieces Most Insurances Do Not Require A Referral Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA Brooklyn,” “Did You Eat?” and KEIPER - Dorothy, 85, former- and nephews. 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Shown at the Irregulars Think Tank Breakfast are, from left, Lynn YOUR SPACE Banta, The Twin Stacks Center; Kevin Blaum, Pennsylvania State Representative, Ret.; Cholly Hayes, TV NewsWatchers; Craig Har- Pat Giordano, of Harveys Lake, took this calm and peaceful picture of the lake early one morning. Pat says the reflection added to the ley, Chief Development Officer of American Red Cross Northeast pristine setting reminds her of how calm and peaceful the Harveys Lake community is. PA Region ; Amy Gabriel, Senior Associate Client Casework Disas- ter Services, American Red Cross National Headquarters, Wil Conyngham, Back Mountain businessman; Kitch Mussari, Mussa- "YOUR SPACE" is reserved specifically fax to 675-3650 or by mail to The Dallas should include a self-addressed/stamped ri-Loftus Associates, Ltd; Harry Haas, Luzerne County council- for Dallas Post readers who have something Post, 15 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711. envelope. Items will be published in the or- man; Dr. Anthony Mussari, producer, “What is America Series: The they’d like to share with fellow readers. Information must include the submitting der in which they are received. Shanksville Episodes.” Submitted items may include photo- person’s name, address and telephone num- The editor of The Dallas Post reserves the graphs or short stories and should be sent ber in the event we have questions. Readers right to reject any items submitted for publi- Community resilience via e-mail to [email protected], by wishing to have their photos returned cation. 20 YEARS AGO – 1992 “Shorty” Hitchcock was selected for winning the championship. Shavertown. Two prospective AGrandmother, Mother, by the Sunday Independent as The league, composed of men 55 members, Mrs. Dorothy Crosby Daughter Tea was held by Leh- Coach of the Year when his team years or over, was originally and Katherine Stringhan, were discussed at breakfast man Brownie Troop 658. Cook- garnered the AA state cham- called The Seniors, but was re- welcomed. books were given to the grand- pionship in wrestling. Joseph cently dubbed Teen-Agers when mothers and mothers in memo- Martini was selected as the AA spectators noticed how spry the 70 YEARS AGO - 1942 men were and how eagerly they American Red Cross Senior ents, grandparents, friends and ry of the special occasion. Troop Coach of the Year in the girls di- Cards from Wildwood, N.J. Associate of Individual Assist- neighbors. members are Janine Brody, Co- vision of the Wyoming Valley looked forward to each Tuesday afternoon when they got togeth- have been received from John ance Amy Gabriel, of Kingston, Gabriel served as Emergency rin Smith, Basketball Conference for his Griffith, Frank Shappelle and work with the Lady Knights, and er to bowl. Members of the recently gave the presentation Services Director for the Wyom- Jill Sands, Donald Malkemes, Shavertown Mrs. Flossie Finn was also cho- group are: Bill (Tiger) Jones, Ho- “Community Resilience in Times ing Valley Chapter of American Erica Rol- and Trucksville youths who set sen for her work with the Lady ward Cosgrove, Jess Day, John of Disaster” at the Irregulars Red Cross for14 years prior to her dan, Maret out two weeks ago to find jobs Smolow, Knights softball team. Bolton, Charles Phillips, Nick Think Tank Breakfast, marking new position where she now Buynak, Jack Cortright, Jim and excitement at the Jersey the 40th anniversary of Hurri- serves people in communities na- Melissa coast. All are now gainfully em- Rossick, Traver, Lee Wentzel, Al Boysen, cane Agnes. tionwide affected by disasters. ONLY 40 YEARS AGO - 1972 ployed as bell hops in Wild- Melissa Sut- Bert West, Pete Brussock, Ge- The Irregulars is a collection of She served the local chapter of YESTERDAY Three good cooks from the wood’s Arlington and Sheldon ton, Amy orge Shupp and Randy Wright. independent entrepreneurs from the American Red Cross, leading Back Mountain area won acco- Hotels. And though the season is Zamerow- Gloria Jean Gensel, a 1960 Wyoming Valley who meet recovery efforts for two major lades for recipes they submitted not yet underway, all expect to ski, Laura Yankowski and Jessica graduate of Lake Lehman, was monthly to collaborate and share flood evacuations, tornadoes, a to the annual June Dairy Month Milbrodt. runner up in the Miss Milkmaid roll up a fortune as the tips start their life’s experience with the in- plane crash and numerous resi- Recipe Contest recently. The contest that saw a Stillwater girl coming in. As part of its recent gradua- winners are: Marin Katacinski, tent of continued personal dential and commercial structure tion exercise, Wyoming Semina- winning top place for the Scran- Alderson Girl Scouts spent Grace Fries and Bridgette Cor- growth. fires. ry chose to honor Mrs. Carol ton-Wilkes-Barre area at Scran- last week at Wildwood Camp. reale. Gabriel is a lifelong resident of Gabriel enforced the idea that Turner, Shavertown, with the ton Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Florence Hausch is captain The many friends and custom- Wyoming Valley presently work- floods don’t hit individuals, they Frances and Louis Maslow and Viola Rossman, lieutenant. ers who visited the recent art ing for the American Red Cross destroy communities. Award. The award is presented 60 YEARS AGO - 1952 Girls attending were: Clare Ste- show at the Back Mountain Of- National Headquarters in Wash- The Irregulars Think Tank annually to a member of the fac- venson, Mary Delaney, Lois Av- fice of The Wyoming National The 35th Annual Alumni Ban- ington, DC. She was not yet born Breakfast meets the second Sat- ulty or administration for their ery, Eleanor Humphrey, Barbara Bank and cast a vote for their fa- quet was held at Lehman-Jack- when Agnes occurred, but grew urday of every month at the his- contributions to the life of the son High School last Saturday Biery, Elaine Avery, Doris Ross- vorite painting will be interested up hearing about it from her par- toric Castle Inn in Dallas. school and support of its pro- evening. About130 alumni, from man, Naomi Harrison, Marie to know that those receiving the grams. Mrs. Turner is chairman classes all the way back to 1910, Zosh, Joyce Hoover and Lillian most votes were Helen Harabini of the lower school’s science de- attended the dinner. Gilbert Lerch. MOMENTS IN TIME and Dawn Morgan. partment. Tough was toastmaster, and Mi- chael Skopic, president of the Information for “Only Yester- 50 YEARS AGO - 1962 day” is taken from past issues of The History Channel gland Croquet and Lawn Tennis 30 YEARS AGO - 1982 Alumni Association, was in • On July 14, 1798, Congress Club begins its first lawn tennis Three members of the coach- Fellow member of the “Teen- charge. The Dallas Post which is 122 passes the Sedition Act, which tournament at Wimbledon, then ing staff at Lake Lehman High Agers” league looked on as Tony Dallas Woman’s Club Chorale years old. The information is permitted the prosecution of an outer suburb of London. School have earned the distinc- Bonomo, proprietor of Crown celebrated conclusion of its 1952 printed here exactly as it ap- individuals who voiced or printed Twenty-one amateurs showed up tion of “Coach of the Year.” Floyd Imperial Lanes, presented John season at a picnic supper at the peared in the newspaper years what the government deemed to to compete in the Gentlemen’s Bolton with a beautiful trophy home of Mrs. Charles Mahler, ago. be malicious remarks about the Singles tournament, the only president or government of the event. United States. • On July 10, 1925, in Dayton, STRANGE BUT TRUE al - I would even venture to say used copper tubing to pipe it • On July 11, 1804, Vice Presi- Tenn., the so-called Monkey Trial unique in the world - offerings is into their homes. dent Aaron Burr fatally shoots begins with John Thomas By Samantha Weaver proximately 90 percent of all the after-hours “naturist tour.” • The oldest goldfish on his long-time political antagonist, Scopes, a young high-school • It was ancient Chinese phi- writing in the language. Yes, that means naked. A naked record lived 41 years. His name Alexander Hamilton, in a duel. science teacher, accused of losopher Confucius who made • If you’re planning a trip tour guide leads naked tourists was Fred. Burr shot Hamilton in the stom- teaching evolution in violation of the following sage observation: Down Under, be sure you save through the museum. Even the • According to the U.S. Cen- ach, and the bullet lodged next to aTennessee state law. The law “It is only the very wisest and some time for the Australian security guards are naked. sus, the Pacific states (including his spine. Hamilton, a Founding made it a misdemeanor to teach the very stupidest who cannot state of Tasmania. In the capital, • You may be surprised to Hawaii) are home to the men Father and first U.S. treasury any theory that denied the story change.” Derwent, is the critically ac- learn that hot and cold running with the longest life expectancy, secretary, died the next day. of the Divine Creation of man. • The 1,000 most common claimed Museum of Old and New water has been around for thou- while women tend to live longer • On July 9, 1877, the All En- words in English make up ap- Art, or MONA. One of the unusu- sands of years. Members of the in the South. upper class in ancient Egypt

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Sunday, July 8, 2012 THE DALLAS POST PAGE 7 Dallas High School Honor Roll is announced

Mr. Jeffrey D. Shaffer, principal of Justin Ellis Sarah Wittle Kendra Vanesko Bryce Mattson Sarah Fasulka the Dallas Senior High School, Brooke Evans Madison Ziemba Nathan Vario Travis Mattson Mallory Faux announces the senior high Bethany Flanders Alyssa Whittle Jessi Mendoza Lauren Gallagher FRESHMEN school fourth marking period Sarah Gillette Kyle Williams Mark Michno Jesse Goode Jesteen Adams honor roll. Taylor Gingell Eric Yurko Christopher Milligan Jackson Hamilton Dorian Anderson The honor roll is determined by Megan Grabowski Rory Mullin Jacob Archer SOPHOMORES Katelyn Hunter the following: Honors with Dis- Ashley Gross Amanda O’Day Emily Banta Nell Adams Eric Kalo tinction: 98 – 100, no Cs, Ds, or Aubrey Gryskiewicz Kallysta Panagakos James Baut Kellyann Anderson Omar Kazimi Fs; First Honors: 93 - 97, no Ds or John Hodle Samantha Tencza Sarah Boyd Stephanie Baines Tyler Kerkowski Fs; Second Honors: 88 - 92, no Dana Jolley Ryan Webster Alexandra Bruch Christopher Behm Jacob Kolojejchick Ds or Fs. Lindsey Kelly Khadayah Whitaker Katie Conrad Sarah Blamire Peter Konnick Amanda Kotch Gabriella Darbenzio John Blat FRESHMEN David Mallarkey HONORS WITH Jenna Lombardo Angela DiMaria Grace Carolan Lauren Anderika Kameryn McGee Erika McCabe DISTINCTION Brian Drouse Megan Cheskiewicz Kaylin Augustine Donald Michalisin Christine McCarthy Melissa Fleming Anthony Chielli Brendan Baloh Julianna Murray SENIORS Caitlin Meehan James Flores Marcus Claflin Anastasia Baney Gregory Navestad Somiah Almeky Caitlyn Metz Lia Giampietro Logan Darling Alysha Becker Omar Nijmeh Sarah Bilski David Miller Caitlin Gill Dominic Deluca Mitchell Benson Alexandria Olson Nicholas Delmar Jessica Missal Cheyanne Gray Elizabeth Dillon Jacob Bienkowski Samantha Onda Kelsey Dissinger Eric Novroski Haley Haddle Alyssah Dombek Samantha Bitto Lindsey Oremus Christopher Ehret Danielle Olenginski Heather Harvey Brenden Ehret Adam Burton Alexis Pelchar Stephanie Force Amir Paris Kara Hockenberry Alexandra Hood Brian Butler Allison Rismondo Rachael Gerstein Jacob Piskorik Kelsey Karasinski Alexander Jones Cassandra Cocco Sarah Scherer Angelina Hoidra Alexandra Rego Sydney Kern Ashley Kapral William Colacito Jacob Schmid Elizabeth Hoover Kaylin Russell Ross Kleinman Taylor Kelley Zachary Connolly Jason Schwartz Chelsea Martin Allison Spencer Michael Kusma Alexandra Klinges Calvin Crane Caroline Sheehan Kassondra Michno Michelle Thompson Elizabeth Kutza Amanda Kus Eric Davies Kurtis Sod Marilyn Mizenko Thomas Tidey William Luksic Taylore Lewandowski Michael Davis Olivia Thomas Alyssa Monaghan Stephanie Titus Quinn Marsola Mary Martin Abigail Downs Jillian Viercinski Kelly Monaghan Zachary Zimmerman Luke Matusiak Connor Martinez Autumn Everding Gabrielle Volpetti Alexandra Owen Alexander Zubko Aidan McLaughlin Deep Patel Sabrina Zurek Madeline Payne Kellie Meehan Amelia Pietraccini JUNIORS Devin Michalec SCHOOL BRIEFS forming Arts Institute (PAI) will Sarah Pomfret Cody Adanosky Alexandra Milligan present nationally-acclaimed Brandy Popple Stephanie Amann Kelsey Monahan jazz drummer, educator, author Emily Prater Amy Avillion Alexis Murdoch Chamber Recital Lake-Noxen Class and percussion product design- Andrew Santora Alyssa Belskis Catrina Notari planned at Seminary of 1959 will meet er Steve Fidyk in a special con- Adam Stofila Bryan Biesecker Milan Novak cert of jazz music at 7 p.m. on Kirby Szalkowski Stephanie Burba Anthony Pace The Wyoming Seminary Per- The Lake-Noxen Class of 1959 Tuesday, July 17 at the River Jonathan Weaver Michael Carey Kajal Patel forming Arts Institute (PAI) will will meet at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Commons in Wilkes-Barre. AaronWeir Colin Casto Eric Pincofski present a Student Solo and July 12 at Grotto Pizza, Harveys The concert is free and open Laura Zimmerman Maria Chielli Jacob Plank Chamber Recital at 8 p.m. on Lake. to the public. For more informa- Ronald Chupka James Rinehart July 11, July 18, July 25, July 31 The class will celebrate those tion, call 270-2186. JUNIORS James Delpriore Marissa Rollman turning “70” at 6 p.m. on August Chloe Alles and Aug. 1in the Great Hall of Ashley Dunbar Richard Sarker 10 at Grotto Pizza, Harveys Bridget Boyle Wyoming Seminary, 228 Wyom- Kristian Dyrli Amanda Schwerdtman Lake. Karaoke and open mike Dance program set Christopher Colacito ing Ave., Kingston. Amanda Foote Allyson Sebolka The Wyoming Seminary Per- Rebecca Darling The recitals are free and open will be available for sharing Nicole Giampietro Michael Shutlock songs, poems, jokes, stories, etc. forming Arts Institute (PAI) will Blake Donovan Morgan Gilhooley Samantha Starbuck to the public. For more informa- John Emil tion, call 270-2186. present the annual PAI Dance Brian Goyne Ashley Strazdus Company Production at 3 p.m. Tanner Englehart Allison Grose Talia Szatkowski Open house on Sunday, July 22 in the Buck- Megan Fleming Clara Grube Caitlyn Vailes PAI presents ingham Performing Arts Center, Jessica Hiscox Emily Harchar at King’s College Christina Valenti on the campus of Wyoming Taylor Hodle Dylan Hertel Stephanie Vanderhoff Cabaret Recital King’s College will host an Seminary, North Sprague Ave- Luisa Klemm Lauren Jones Joanna Wallace on-campus open house from 9 nue, Kingston. Merissa Konnick Elizabeth Kravitz Kassandra Weeks The Wyoming Seminary Per- Ryan Kozloski forming Arts Institute (PAI) will a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 14 The performance is free and Christopher Lafratte Brittany Weinstein for area high school students Joshua McEntee present a Cabaret Recital at 8 open to the public. For more Loreal Lyback David West and their families. Alyssa Menzel Tess Macarty p.m. on Thursday, July 12 in the information, call 270-2186. Mercedes Whitaker Participants will have an Katherine Metcalf Stephen Mingey Buckingham Performing Arts Jonathan Wilson opportunity to attend three Taylor Newhart Madeline Mulhern Center on the campus of Wyom- Stephanie Zimmerman 45-minute sessions on the di- Upward Bound Rachel Olszewski John P. Murray ing Seminary, North Sprague verse academic majors at King’s. Krysti Oschal Meghan O’Brien Avenue, Kingston. Alumni plan reunion Andrea Parmelee Sessions on financial aid, career Gates Palissery SECOND HONORS The performance is free and Megan Redlich planning and placement, as well The Upward Bound Alumni David Payne open to the public. For more Rebecca Schnable SENIORS as honors, study abroad and Association of Wilkes University Jillian Payne information, call 270-2186. Olivia Sod Sarah Payne Aaron Aciukewicz internship programs, as well as will celebrate its 45th anni- Jamie Wise Greg Petorak Donald Behm apanel discussion of student life versary from 3 to 6 p.m. on Danna Yu Michael Podskoch Alyssa Blamire Concerts slated at King’s. Sunday, July 22 behind the Ryan Zapoticky Benjamin Brace To register, log onto Wilkes University library. Cara Pricher The Wyoming Seminary Per- Francois Ross Gavin Carolan www.kings.edu/admissions/ The celebration will include SOPHOMORES forming Arts Institute (PAI) will Christopher Schmid Karli-Rose Cimino admission_events. For more food, drinks, music by Rockin’ Decklan Cerza present music by the Wind Lauren Charney Brandon Scott Emily Collins information, contact Thomas Rich, games and basket raffles. Morgan Silvestri Chelsey Conahan Ensemble and the Jazz En- Landon, associate director of Donations are welcome. Drew Cohen semble at 8 p.m. on July 13, July Kristi Culp Jason Simonovich Francesco Costantino admissions, at 208-8389. To register, call Kelley Ceppa 20 and July 27 in the Bucking- Stephanie Cybulski James Smith William Dixon Connor, Wilkes University Up- ham Performing Arts Center on Bethany Dennis Brian Stepniak Zachary Downs Jazz concert slated ward Bound Alumni Association Magdalena Fannick Skyler Velazco Shane Dunn the campus of Wyoming Semi- secretary, at 817-5096 or email Amber Habib Marcus Wagner Chelsea English nary, North Sprague Avenue, The Wyoming Seminary Per- [email protected]. Jonathan Higgins Eric Zawatski Nicholas Evans Kingston. Matthew Fasulka Sara Hudak SOPHOMORES The recitals are free and open Kelly Jacobs Kelly Healey to the public. For more informa- Lily Amadio Timothy Kennedy Leonard Javick Allison Amos tion, call 270-2186. Patrick Madaya Alyx Koehler Britnee Atherholt Amanda Kornak Amanda Martin Abigail Berger Erin Muldoon Erica Luzetski Music programs set Olivia Birdsall Colleen McDonald Andrew Nardone Emily Blessner The Wyoming Seminary Per- Patrick Newhart Amanda Mikolaitis forming Arts Institute (PAI) will Lauren Butruce Brianna Morgan Samuel Reinert Carmen Cabrera present a special performance Shane Panagakos Regan Rome Dana Capitano Alex Protheroe by its Masterworks Chorale, Jillian Simon Jennifer Cave Damien Rutkoski Chamber Orchestra, Institute Michelle Thompson Kathryn Comitz Joshua Shilanski Chorus and Symphony Orches- Kayla Wanek Kelsie Davis Tyler Steve tra at 8 p.m. on July 14, July 21 Joshua Weaver Bryanna Dissinger Rebecca Stull and July 28 at the Great Hall of Haley Wilcox Catherine Gawlas Ryan Thomas Wyoming Seminary, 228 Wyom- Krista Zimmerman Patrick Gelso Theadora Treslar ing Ave., Kingston. Samantha Zimniski Ryan Georgetti Melissa Tucker The performances are free Drew Harding FRESHMEN Kayla Yaglowski and open to the public. For Jared Hoats Peter Baut Sarah Zerfoss Frank Hullihen more information, call 270-2186. Abigail Bendick Leah Zumchak Jacob Bozentka Sarah Kerdesky Madalyn Bozinski Leah Kleynowski JUNIORS Color Guard Peter Kuritz Anas Adudaeyyah Nicholas Conway Kyle Kidd, of Harveys Lake, has been selected to receive a Emily Lofing Leah Benedetti Isabella Delpriore Day Camp scheduled $1,000 Harry M. Ormston Scholarship from the Pennsylvania Anna Lucas Miranda Besecker Erik Dyrli AColor Guard Day Camp for Masonic Youth Foundation. From left, are Barry W. Littleford, Patrick Maley Caitlin Cameron Aleksey Gitelson District Deputy Grand Master of the 12 Masonic District; Kyle David Matcho Julie Casey boys and girls ages 8-13 interest- Anthony Huntington ed in learning the fundamentals Kidd, Allen Kidd and Barry Wagner, Trustee of George M. Dallas Caylee Irvin Gurmail Mathon Paige Cuba of color guard will be held from Lodge No. 531. Lindsey Jacobs Lauren McDermott Deidre Deluca 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 16-20 at Owen Kiluk Erin Michael Matthew Diaco Connor Koscelansky Michael Mihal Christina Diltz the Lake-Lehman High School. Ryan Marshall Samantha Missal James Duffy Cost is $15 per person and all Jaime Moran Alyssa Horvath equipment will be supplied. Kidd is Kiwanis Olivia Musto Madison Perez Bryan Morgan Megan Johnson Sign-ups will be held from 4 Lia Ruggerio Emma Niznik Nathan Kish to 8 p.m. July 12-14 in the lobby Jonathan Sabatini Megan Ostrum Briana Konecke of Lake-Lehman High School. Vincenzo Parente Richard Luksic scholarship recipient Grace Schaub For further information, call David Schnable Blake Pertl Mary Manganello either 674-5561or 262-4116. Courtney Wagner Michael Pierce Katharine Marianacci Tara Zukosky Amanda Rando Jack Matusiak Kyle Kidd, of Harveys Lake, members of a Masonic-spon- Peter Shaver Casey McAndrew Student solos set has been selected to receive a sored youth group. Michael Stachnik James McGovern The Wyoming Seminary Per- $1,000 Harry M. Ormston Kidd is eligible as the son of Nicholas Michalisin FIRST HONORS Nigel Stearns forming Arts Institute (PAI) will Scholarship from the Pennsyl- Allen Kidd, a member of Ge- Joseph Steve Jenna Morgan present a Faculty Solo and vania Masonic Youth Founda- orge M. Dallas Lodge No. 531. SENIORS Jacqueline Sutton Courtney Phillips tion. He was selected from over 188 Mariya Ackerman Kaila Thomas Kristopher Roccograndi Chamber Recital at 8 p.m. on Monday, July 23 in the Great The Foundation, a charitable applicants for this scholarship. Jess Adams Nora Tidey Daniel Saba extension of the Grand Lodge of A2009 graduate of Lake-Leh- Kara Augustine Courtney Sickel Hall of Wyoming Seminary, 228 Ryan Totten Pennsylvania, presented 44 man High School, he is a senior Alyssa Charney Cortlyn Van Deutsch Joshua Smith Wyoming Ave., Kingston. scholarships totaling $107,800 at King’s College with a double Jessica Congdon Annastina von Schmeling Danielle Spencer The recitals are free and open this year to young people with a major in Biology and Neuros- Casey Conway Taryn Weaver Jonathan Strausser to the public. For more informa- Morgan Dingle Stephen Wempa Tyler Tuck tion, call 270-2186. Masonic relative or who are cience. CMYK

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Camille Fioti, left, and Betty Sorchik, of the Community Services Scouts from Boy Scout Troop 115 in Trucksville who assisted at Manning the Basket Booth at the 28th Annual Market on the Department at the Meadows Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, the 28th Annual Market on the Pond are, from left, Tony Fioti, Pond are, from left, seated, Cookie Fetterman and Geri Williams. enjoy the 28th Annual Market on the Pond. Kyle Kulp, Joseph Fioti, Vincent Vespico and Charlie Castellino. Second row, Fran Dierolf and Louise Montigney. Another successful Market on the Pond

ore than 2,000 people packed the grounds of the Meadows Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Dallas on June 16 for the M28th Annual Market on the Pond, which featured 120 vendors, homemade food and crafts made by residents of the centers. Over $16,700 was raised. Funds from Market on the Pond will help purchase special equipment for residents as well as pay for special events and socials that enhance the lives of the residents. Group such as the Harveys Lake Women’s Club, Master Gardeners, Back Mountain Bloomers and Boy Scout Troops 115 ofTrucksville and 281of Dallas assisted with the event.

Members of Boy Scout Troop 281, of Dallas, who helped park cars during Market on the Pond are, from left, first row, Adam Barberio, Kyle Zern, Garett Paul, Alex Perry, Elijah Chester and Jeffrey Buscher. Second row, Randy Perry, Ron Dixon, Calvin Crane, Michael Zern, Paula Buscher. Send items for publication in The Dallas Post to Our Lady of Victory Dallas Boro Class of ’45 meets [email protected] HARVEYS LAKE The Dallas Borough High cluded Victor McCarthy and his School Class of 1945 held a late wife, Marie; Wanda Culp Beck, Our Lady of Victory Harveys Lake continues to host the lunch reunion on June 20 at Grot- James F. Besecker and his wife, Annual Six Month Devotion to Our Lady of Fatima to Pizza, Harveys Lake. Georgia; and Robert McCarty. In attendance was Kenneth The group was able to use Ruth This month’s service will take place on FRIDAY, Cosgrove and his daughter, Ken- Wasserott’scellphonetotalkwith JULY 13TH AT 7:00 PM, the Devotions will continue to be dra; Elizabeth P. Covert, Norma classmateLucilleBittenbenderin held on the 13th of each month through October 13th. R. Crispell, Peter and Carol Donnelly, Idaho. Roushey and Ruth Whispell. Ed- Ruth Wasserott shared copies The Devotions to Our Lady of Fatima consist of na F. Knerr and her daughter, Sar- of the class’s commencement pro- The Rosary, Beautiful Marian Hymns and Benediction. iann, arrived late but enjoyed gram, which some of the class- lunch and visited with Peter and mates had never seen. Kendra For Further Information Call 639-1535 Carol Roushey. Cosgrove took many photo- Handicap Parking & Access is Available Classmates unable to attend in- graphs.

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Sunday, July 8, 2012 THE DALLAS POST PAGE 9 Sports Having a blast at L-L’s physical education camp

Everybody works up a sweat at second annual camp held at Lake-Lehman Junior/Senior High School gymnasium.

By SARAH HITE young age. [email protected] “If a child doesn’t start loving fitness when they’re young, it gets tough (to live a healthy life- Youngsters worked up a sweat style) when they’re older,” said during the Lake-Lehman Ele- Hynick. “These days kids are mentary Physical Education stuck sitting by computers or Camp at the Lake-Lehman Ju- TVs, so it’s nice to get them mov- nior/Senior High School held ing for a few hours during the June 18-22. day.” It was the second year that Two Lake-Lehman seniors also middle school physical education helped out at the camp in con- teacher Jeff Hynick led the camp junction with their senior pro- with fellow gym teachers Krystal ject. Minor and Paul Venetz. Robert Ide, 17, of Lehman Six-year-olds Ben Wnuk, left, and Joey Hurst ride the roller rac- Six-year-old Molly Jenkins throws a Beamo during the Lake- Elementary students in grades Township, has known Hynick for ers at the Lake-Lehman elementary physical education camp. Lehman elementary physical education camp. kindergarten through third grade along time and enjoys the oppor- from all three district schools tunity of helping young ones. were invited to participate in the “Sports help you develop social three-hour camp each day during skills,” said Ide, a golfer. “Espe- the week. cially in junior high, it’s tough Students enjoyed activities like making friends but if you’re in a volleyball, basketball, tossing sport, you already have friends Frisbees, driving scooters, danc- when you get to school.” ing to interactive video games Jeff Carter Jr., 16, of Lehman and others. Hynick said the camp also in- Township, plays baseball and cluded a more structured activity golf. He tries to follow a healthy period in which students could lifestyle as much as he can, and learn more about different sports enjoys the chance to give younger to encourage them to participate children advice about eating in athletics when they get older. right and exercise. He said the goal of the camp is “It’s an opportunity to have fun to also promote the importance with them (elementary stu- of fitness and staying healthy at a SeeCAMP, Page 10

Lake-Lehman seniors Jeff Carter, left, and Robert Ide, both of BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Lehman Township, describe their elementary physical education Lake-Lehman physical education teacher Jeff Hynick, left, reviews the rules for the physical education camp with about 50 district camp senior project. elementarystudents. Teeing off for EXCELLENCE

he Dallas Foundation for Excellence In Education Inc. held its second annual golf classic on June 22 Tat the Mill Race Golf Course in Benton.

BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Teams of golfers wait to tee off at the Dallas Foundation for Excellence in Education Second Annual Golf Classic at the Mill Race Golf Course in Benton.

Dallas Foundation for Excellence in Education President Ray Ray Anthony Ostroski, left, and Tanner Gattuso, both of Dallas, Jim Gattuso, of Dallas, watches his drive on the first tee at Mill Ostroski welcomes participants to the Mill Race Golf Course in take shelter from the heat in their golf cart. Race Golf Course in Benton. Benton for the organization’s second annual golf classic. CMYK

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SENIOR CENTER MENU MONDAY – Hamburger, let- and coffee. BARRY WILL SWIM AT WESTMINSTER tuce, tomato, onion, potato sal- Senior Citizens Centers spon- ad, three-bean salad, whole THURSDAY – Baked fish, sored by the Area Agency on Ag- wheat hamburger roll, fruit and lemon dill green beans, cream of broccoli and cheddar soup, ing for Luzerne and Wyoming yogurt parfait, margarine, milk and coffee. crackers, multi-grain bread, ta- Counties offer hot noon meals pioca pudding, margarine, milk Monday through Friday to peo- and coffee. ple 60 years of age or older. Do- TUESDAY - Bag lunch nations from participants are FRIDAY – Stuffed pepper, WEDNESDAY – Pork bar- gratefully accepted and needed mashed potatoes, zucchini and beque, Waldorf salad, potato summer squash, whole wheat in order to expand this program. puffs, wheat burger roll, peanut dinner roll, fresh peach, marga- Menu for the week of July 9: butter brownie, margarine, milk rine, milk and coffee

CIVIC BRIEFS Lake, will present his program “Three Pennsylvania Generals Birding program GDAC presents at Gettysburg and Beyond - for preschoolers Meade, Hancock and Rey- chemist to speak nolds.” Urban is a graduate of “Backyard Birds for Kids” Lake-Lehman High School and will be held at 10 a.m. on The Gas Drilling Awareness Thursday, July 19 at Wild Birds currently a student at Penn Coalition of Luzerne County Unlimited, Dallas Shopping State University. (GDAC) will present MacAr- Center. Cost of the program is $3 for thur Fellowship “Genius” Learn to identify five birds non-members. For more in- Award-winning environmental you might see in your backyard formation, call Pete at 639- scientist and chemist Wilma by sight and sound. Program is 1283. Subra at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, for children ages 3 to 5 and July 10 at Temple B’nai B’rith, their parents 408 Wyoming Ave., Kingston For information, call 675- Caitlin Barry, a Dallas High School swim team captain, has decided to continue her academic Birding program set and at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, 9900. and athletic career at Westminster College in New Wilmington. Barry was a Wyoming Valley Con- Wild Birds Unlimited, Dallas, July 11 at Unitarian Universal- ference All-Star, on the Coaches All-Star Team as well as a district medalist, district champion and will present birding as Frances ist Congregation Church, 20 state qualifier in the 500 freestyle in 2010. She has been a member of the honor roll at Dallas for Slocum State Park at 8:30 a.m. ‘Avenue Q’ comes to Church Road, Wyoming. four years. From left, seated, are Martin Barry, Caitlin Barry and Madison Barry. Standing, Nancy on Saturday, July 14. Subra was profiled on CNN’s Participants should meet in Music Box Playhouse Roberts, athletic director; Brian Bradshaw, assistant principal; and Romaine Mosier, swim coach. Health Report; and was voted the parking lot at the boat The Music Box Players will one of 2012’s “fiercest women” rental area. For information, present “Avenue Q,” the 2003 in 2010. call 675-9900. Tony Award Best Musical, July Subra’s presentation is entit- 20-22, 27-29 and Aug. 3-5 at the LUZETSKI WILL DIVE AT ITHACA led “Human Health Impacts Music Box Dinner Playhouse, Associated with Chemicals and Owl program set 196 Hughes St., Swoyersville. A Pathways of Exposure for the Join the naturalists from special preview performance Development of Shale Gas Carbon County Environmental will be held on Thursday, July Play.” Education Center as they in- 19 with all seats $12. Both venues are free and troduce owls at 11:30 a.m. on Show times are 8 p.m. Fri- open to the public. Sunday, July 15 at Wild Birds days and Saturdays and 3 p.m. Unlimited, Dallas Shopping on Sundays. Bobeck will speak Center. For reservations, call 283- For information, call 675- 2195. to men’s group 9900. Attorney Jim Bobeck, chair- Square dance set man of the Luzerne County Chamber presents Council, will be the speaker at The Franklin Township Vol- unteer Fire Company Ladies Back Mountain Men’s Ecumen- networking seminar Auxiliary will sponsor a square ical Group meeting at 8 a.m. on The Wyoming County Cham- dance from 7 to 10 p.m. on Tuesday, July 10 at the Irem ber of Commerce will present a Saturday, July 28 at the Fran- Country Club. seminar entitled “The Impor- klin Township Volunteer Fire tance of Networking – Right Company Hall, 329 Orange Roundtable meeting Now” by Helen Lavelle, presi- Road, featuring “Just Us Coun- dent and chief creative strate- try Duo.” set for July 12 gist of the Lavelle Strategy Admission is $6. Food and The Wyoming Valley Civil Group, from 11:45 a.m. to 1 refreshments will be available. War Roundtable meeting will p.m. on July 18 at Twig’s Café, Doors and kitchen open at 6 be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Route 6, Tunkhannock. p.m. The building is air condi- Dallas High School senior Erica Luzetski has decided to continue her diving and academic ca- July 12 in the lower level of the For reservations, email Deb- tioned. reers at Ithaca College. Luzetski lettered all four years while on the Dallas Mountaineer diving Daddow-Isaacs American Le- [email protected] or call the Singles, couples and begin- team. She is a four-time district medalist and a state finalist. From left, seated, are Andrew Luzet- gion, 730 Memorial Hwy., Chamber office at 875-8325. ners are welcome. ski, Erica Luzetski, Cheryl Luzetski. Standing, Nancy Roberts, athletic director; Jeff Shaffer, high Dallas. Cost to non-members is $10 For more information, call school principal; and Romaine Mosier, head swimming coach. Richard Urban, of Harvey’s while members attend free. 333-4626 or 333-5912.

SPORTS BRIEFS CHURCH BRIEFS to noon July 23-27. Learn to tournament sing like a bird while enjoying Gridiron club green fees, food and beverages The Golf Committee of the games, snacks and making new on the course and a complete Dallas Lions Club has finalized Spanish Bible Study The Huntsville United Meth- friends. plans golf classic buffet dinner and beverages plans for its golf tournament on odist Church will host a break- Aspecial Youth Liturgy immediately following play. Sunday, Sept. 23 at the New- fast from 8 to 11 a.m. on Sat- featuring the participants will The Annual Dallas Gridiron every Sunday urday, July 14. Children and be held at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, All proceeds benefit the Dal- berry Estate Golf Course. Pro- Golf Classic will be held on las High School football team. Back Mountain Harvest seniors eat free. July 29. This year’s theme is ceeds from the event will bene- Assembly offers a Spanish Saturday, July 21 at Mill Race For more information, contact Breakfast includes eggs, “Catholic symbols, gestures, fit the Back Mountain Library. Bible Study from 9:45 to 10:45 Golf club with a 9 a.m. shot gun Dave Simpson at 11 Mapleseed sausage, home fries, toast, and traditions.” Those interested in participa- a.m. every Sunday at the start. Drive, Dallas. pancakes and a beverage. Adult To register, call 675-2121 by Entre fee for the captain and ting in the tournament should church, 340 Carverton Road, ticket price is $7. Children and July 15. crew format event is $80 per contact the chairman Joe Czar- Trucksville. seniors eat free. golfer and includes cart and Dallas Lions plan golf necki at 255-0136. For more information, call the church office at 696-1128 or Cross Creek church Luis/Stefano Rosario at 706- Strawberry social 1005. plans Bible School planned for July 15 Cross Creek Community Book Fair will raise The Orange United Metho- Church invites children to this dist Church in Dallas will host year’s Vacation Bible School, funds for school astrawberry social from 6 to “Sky – Where Everything is 7:30 p. m, on July 15. Possible with God” from 6:30 Orange United Methodist Tickets are $5 for adults and to 8:45 p.m. July 23-27 at the Church, West Eighth Street, $2.50 for children under 12 church, 370 Carverton Road, Dallas, will host a Scholastic years of age. Tickets include a Trucksville. Book Fair from 6 to 8 p.m. on piece of shortcake, ice cream, Each day, children will learn Wednesday, July 11; 10 a.m. to strawberries, whipped topping asingle Bible point that is noon on Thursday, July 12 and and a drink. reinforced with a Bible verse Friday, July 13; 10 a.m. to 2 For directions and tickets, and Bible story. p.m. on Saturday, July 14; and 6 call 855-9693 or 675-1513. For more information or to to 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 15. pre-register, call 696-0399. The Book Fair will feature a special community event with Comunity Sunday read-alouds from 10:30 to 11:30 Movie night at HUMC a.m. on Thursday, July 12. Fun Day planned The Huntsville United Meth- The Courtdale United Meth- odist Church will host “Willy Chicken barbeque odist Church will conduct its Wonka and the Chocolate Fac- second annual Community tory” for children ages 4-12 at Trucksville UM Sunday Fun Day from 4 to 8 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Sat- Trucksville United Metho- p.m. on Sunday, July 22 on the urday, July 28. dist Church Annual “Take Out” church grounds, 225 Courtdale There will be snacks, crafts Summer BBQ will be held from Ave., Courtdale. and lots of fun. For more de- 4:30 to 7 p.m. on Friday, July 13 The event, free to everyone, tails, all 477-3748. Chaperones at the church’s Educational will feature the theme Christ- are safe sanctuary certified. Building, 40 Knob Hill Road, mas in July and include games BILL TARUTIS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Trucksville. for all ages, food, dunk tank, Lake-Lehman elementary school students play beach ball volleyball in the high school gymnasium. Tickets are now on sale at $8 cotton candy, popcorn, music LIUM Church plans for adults and $4 for children. and much more. A special summer services The dinner includes a half community Christmas tree will bles as snacks.” song is my favorite. I like to dance chicken, all the fixings and also be decorated. The Lehman-Idetown United Melanie Selner, 8, of Shaver- with friends.” homemade dessert. Methodist Church Summer CAMP town, said playing with the Wii Adam Walp, 8, of Harveys To reserve tickets, call the Worship Services will be held games console was her favorite Lake, likes volleyball the most, church office at 696-3897 be- GOH announces through August 19. part of the camp because she but enjoyed showing off his This will include an 8:30 Continued from Page 9 tween 9 a.m. and 1p.m. Mon- summer camp could dance along to her favorite dance moves to his friends dur- day through Friday. a.m. contemporary worship dents), too,” he said. “We teach songs. ing the camp, too. The Gate of Heaven Summer service and a traditional ser- them about healthy eating, like “I like the Wii because it gets “Fitness is important because Music Camp for students ages vice at 10 a.m. A coffee break we serve them fruit and vegeta- you active,” she said. “The Ika exercise makes muscles,” he said. Breakfast at HUMC 9-15 will be held from 9:30 a.m. will be from 9:30 to 9:55 a.m. CMYK

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IF YOU GO … BRIEF MARKET Back Mountain Memorial Library Farmers’ Market opens at 9 a.m. Hogue graduates on Saturday, July 14 on the li- Continued from Page 1 brary grounds, 96 Huntsville from basic training Road, Dallas. the market fresh and give pa- Air Force Airman Mitchell trons something to look for- P. Hogue, son of Nannette ward during the dog days of Sosinski-Hogue, of Franklin summer, said Grant. Street, Dallas, and Joseph He also said the market dors who sell there – after Hogue, of South Main Street, tends to attract customers last year’s historic flooding, Hanover Township, gradu- from faraway places. many of the vendors suffered ated from basic military “We see people coming in great losses. training at Lackland Air from out of state,” said “Every year it builds. I Force Base, San Antonio, Grant. “When people are started doing this three years Texas. parking, the library board ago, and I see the volume in- The airman completed an members like to look at li- creasing and more and more intensive, eight-week pro- cense plates, and last year we people getting out,” said gram that included training saw people from Montana, Grant. “We want to help our in military discipline and Alaska, New Jersey, Connec- vendors, as last year was dif- studies, Air Force core val- ticut, Kentucky. It’s interest- ficult year rain and flooding. ues, physical fitness, and ing to see.” We actually lost one of our basic warfare principles and Grant said this year the vendors last year that got skills. farmers’ market is more im- flooded. We’re hoping ven- He is a graduate of Dallas portant than ever for the ven- dors do well.” High School. BILL TARUTIS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Dallas High School Student Leadership in Civics Club members listen to the ceremony honoring military award recipients. •The supervisors also dis- year. cussed getting legal help with •The next Dallas Township serve the honor. said. “And the Coast Guard an- DARE cable franchise renewal, releas- Board of Supervisors meeting “When you walk by this wall, swers to the Secretary of Home- ing the Dallas School District will be held at 7:30 p.m. on FREEDOM you have to say thank you,” he land Defense, but during war- of its construction surety bond Tuesday, July 17 in the munici- said. time, it answers to the Secretary Continued from Page 5 related to the new high school, pal building. A hearing will be Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Rev. of the Navy.” the township that PVR Partners, finalizing the township employ- held at 7 p.m. about changes in Continued from Page 1 Dr. William Lewis explained each The Secretary of the Army and formerly Chief Gathering, has ee handbook and adopting a the township floodplain ordi- said it’s up to the club to do the emblem on the wall, making sure the Secretary of the Air Force del- filed for an erosion and sedi- fireworks ordinance for next nance. research and find others who de- those in attendance knew there egate to their corresponding mil- ment control general permit for were only three secretaries in the itary factions. its Wyoming County pipeline U.S. Department of Defense, de- Lewis said he hopes to have a project. 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