Citizens' Voice from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 50

in Vi Town Crior Tunkhannock Honor Roll is announced at Tunkhannock Area High School lith GRADE: James Altemus, Brian Anderson, Patricia Anderson, CD 1 tin a f. b) ji j' Jprlf Li in I if I I I WVW Presidential Awcrd winners Wyoming Valley West High School received notice 24 students have been selected to receive the Presidential Academic Fitness Award. This award is presented annually by the United States Department of Education to those students who excel scholastically. First row, from left: Hilary Goidell, Debra Jacob, Catherine Wheeler, Suzanne Proleika, Tracy MacGowan, Christine Mulcahy; second row: Ellen Flannery, Kelly Adams, Leah Cohen, Carol Charnetski, Joseph Takarewski, Matthew Belson, Kim Thomas, Charlene Kratz, Lauren Lauder-baugh, Jody Matosky. Third row: Matt Michaels, Alex Ostrowski, Christina Gilman, Larry Newman, James Feyrer, Dawn Zapotok, Suzann Tibus, JoAnn Evan.

Dock Mountain Dallas UM Church events announced Tunkhannock Area High School principal Clyde Ellsworth has announced the names of the students who have achieved Honor Roll status for the third marking period of the 1985-86 school year. th GRADE: Kathleen Albert, Jennifer Alexander, Carmen Altomonte, Amy Askew, Rodman Aiar, Anthony Baldo, Wendi Baldwin, Danielle Bisbee, Matthew Boretti, Michelle Bowling, Jennifer Brown, Kimberly Bnycki, Laura Carey, Eleanor Carpenter, Lynn Carpenter, Mary Anne Clamser, Andy Clevenger, Mary Kay Cooper, Todd Davis, Tracy Ann Decker, Amy Dodge, John Eckel, David Edgar, Jennifer Elick, Wendy Ellsworth, Jartd Ferguson, Lynn Firestine, Lisa Flatness, Ellen Frear, Keith Ganley, John Garrison, Michael Gaus, Leann Geerts, Linda Gerow, Josh Gorham, Kirsten Grant, Becky Grimaud, Sandra Halfock, James Henning, Kari Hill, Douglas Jones, Jennifer Klntner, Pilar Kolodiiejczak, Michael Kovalchick, Nathan Kraynack, Tina Leone, Jennifer Loch, Brian Lubmski, Carrie Macitowsky, Sheri Marabell, Dana Marks, Diane McCain, Gail Miller, Jeanne Miller, Michelle Miller, Robin Mwitross, William Montross, Shane Morgan, Jason Munley, Christine hurt, Nadine Nash, Karin Neafon, Laura Newell, Judith Nulton, Amy Otmstead, Tammy Paduck, Angela Patton, Gerald Pelka, Roger Place, Theresa Pokego, Matthew Press, Barbara Rogers, Danny Roote, Dianne Rupsky, Michelle Saylor, Frank Schoonover, Melissa Scott, Jill Shanrock, Amy Snaughnessy, Robby Shoemaker, Frank Sica, Thomas Silverstrim, Michel Slacktish, Albert Smith, Robert Smith, Kelly Spencer, Amy Stonier, Jennifer Summa, Sherri Tahtinen, Terri Tahtinen, Tara Tetlak, Christopher Thatcher, Ericka Ungureit, Lucia Vaccaro, Janel Vail, Sharon Veety, John Wagner, Karen Walker, Sara Yatsko, Anthony Lello, Tammy Pacyna. 10th GRADE: Maryellen Aitken, Keane Aldrich, Thomas Bachman, Kimberly Barna, Gregory Berry, Karen Billings, Timothy Brooks, Jennifer Canfield, Richard Clark, Norman Cole, William Cresko, Andrew DeWitt, Shellene Dixon, James Dodge, Larry Evans, Denise Everitt, James Fenwick, William Goodman, Dana Griff is, Christopher Grogesky, Jeffrey Grove, Kyler Hadsall, Betsy Harvey, Katie Henning, Bradley Hopkins, Maureen Kennedy, Roree Klinger, Katherine Kupstas, Susan Kusdiet, Hope Lance, David Lupinski, William Miller, Michael Milner, Laura Miner, Pamela Mislevy, Terri CDea, Carlise Paulson, Michelle Pollick, Celina Reich, Gina Ridall, Todd Rought, Gretchen Schleifer, Susan Scott, James Simmers, Robert Singer, Cynthia Slusser, Kurt Slang, Roger Stokes, Melissa Summa, Shaun Tiffany, Brent Trauger, Paul Tufty, Lori Twordusky, Keith VanAuken, Kimberly Walburn, Jennifer Weiss, Lisa Wells, Richard Wiedenhett, Todd Yerg, Sally Zack, William Zalewski. 11th GRADE: Anthony Adamo, Christine Adams, Norma Ahlbrandt, Daniel Algar, Jeremy Anderson, Bradley Bennett, Robert Bolcarovic, John Boretti, Charles Brown, Karin Carpenter, Kimberly Chronowski, Donald Cole, Jane Cooper, Joseph Corby, Denise Crispell, John Daniels, Steve Davis, Frances Delesky, Laurie DeMarko, Kathy Deubler, Robyn Dickinson, John Diet, Anthony Erdman, Regina Falzone, Gregory Faux, John Felter, Lisa Franko, Daniel Gardner, Christine Garrahan, Matthew Gatike, Frank Gaus, Michael Goodwin, Kelli Gorko, Lisa Gosiewski, James Hanna, Shannon Hart, Todd Hochhausler, Brian Host, Cindy Hughes, Melissa Jervis, Brent Jurist, William Justice, Michelle Kovalchick, Christopher Kraynack, Sandra Lane, Thomas Lange, Charles Lee, Christine Lovrinic, Cheryl Luvender, Kristin Malitsky, Lori Marks, Denise Martin, Brian Mast, Walter McCoy, Edward McHale, Timothy Mead, Shana Meier, Tammy Miller, Sean Mills, Brenda Miner, Carol Mitchell, Vicki Mock, Mary Beth Packer, Timothy Paulson, Tammy Ann Pellam, Matthew Pencek, Floyd Quick, Sherry Romanchick, Eric Savignano, Stacey Sheridan, William Sickler, Michele Slacktish, Shannon Stevens, Brian James Templin, Barbara Anne Veety, Mark Wadas, Tracie Am Walter, Jason Williams, Patricia Wilson, Lem Zeunen. Shickshinny Addresses are needed by SHS Class of 1956 Shickshinny High School Class of 1956 will hold its 30th reunion July 19.

Current addresses are needed for the following four classmates: Naomi Hauze McCormick, Carole Wilcox Wildoner, George Mott and Ronald Lewis. Persons having any information are asked to contact. Gladys Hoffman Wido at 542-4504 or Marlene Pierontoni Janusziewicz at 542-4858. Timothy Arnold, Bonnie Avery, Roger Bellas, David Berts, Gregory Berts, Jean Biondolla, Karen Bogdan, Deborah Boice, Jamie Bytheway, Lisa Carpenter, Sandra Chmiola, Catherine Clark, Catherine Connor, Jennifer Crispell, Blair Davis, Karl Dymond, James Egliskis, Katherine Evans, Michelle Evans, Calvin Faun, Harry Fenwick Donna Ferris, Mark Field, Michelle Franko, Michael Gacha, Michelle Garay, Theresa Garey, Lynn Gates, Marci Goodwin, Sandra Gozikowski, Andrew Gran-dmetti, Michael Hadnagy, Howard Harvey, Melissa Hemmerly, Lisa Hiduk, Wendy Lee Holden, Debra Hons, Tammy Howard, Joy Inells, Lee Johnson, Richard Jones, Renee Kanyok, Wendy Kaskus, Cheryl Kenia, Daniel Kenia, Michelle Kennedy, Eric Kramer, Robert Lange, Angela layaou, Mary Jane Layaou, Joseph Leone, Krishna Lorson, Bernard Martin, David Mattocks, Lorianne McClain, Jennifer McCain, Arthur McCarthy, Kimberly McClymont, Cathy McGmley, Barbara Miller, Christopher Mincarelli, Roberta Minckler, Meredith Ann Kimberly Mislevy, Christine Munley, Kelly Oakley, Mark Ostir, Mi-chaelene Packer, Jeffrey Push, Kimberly Purinton, Harold Ridall. Jack Rogers, Cesar Rospigliosi, Michael Saylor, Jean Setser, Sherry Lynn Shaffer, Chris Shupp, Marlene Sickler, David Smith, Ernest Snyder, Sarah Stark, Lisa Strunk, Charnuine Swart, Tammy Swarti, Andrea Siabados, Bonita Taylor, Ken Thomas, Kimberly Toth, Peter Trudniak, Troy VermeuhHi, Carolann Voorhees, Valerie Walburn, Karen Ward, Susan Ward, James Wells, Louise Wilcock, Jennifer Wilcox, Richard 'Vildrick, David Williams, Kendal Williams, Virginia Witter, Eric Wright, Joseph Zona.

Two-tier busing for students is postponed Two-tier busing for Tunkhannock Area School District students has been postponed until at least the 1987-88 school year, Dr. Roger A. Place, superintendent announced. At the board meeting, Place announced, a consultant hired by the district to study its busing system, recommended two-tier busing as a cost saving measure. A proposal for converting the system was to be presented to the board last year but the plan was not completed in time.

The board approved a $1,036,000 bond issue to cover the cost of re-roofing sections of the high and middle schools and Rosland building. The board had agreed to accept bids to float the 10-year bond. The district will save approximately $45,000 by floating the bond with the state School Building Authority. Wyoming Area Program arranged Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church of West Pittston, will sponsor "An Evening With Frank Tuesday at 7:30. He is producer and anchor man of "Newswatch 16." Meeting Is announced Wyoming Area Football Parents Association will meet Tuesday night at 8 at the West Pittston Borough Building.

Parade aides will meet Wyoming-West Wyoming Memorial Day parade committee will meet Saturday afternoon at 2: 30 at the VFW Post 396, Wyoming. The Dallas United Methodist Church announces the following events for the week of May 4: Sunday, 9:15, church school, 10:30, worship service; Monday, 7:30, handbell practice. Tuesday, 7:30, United Methodist Women bridal tea in the social hall, fashion show of wedding gowns old and new will be presented; Wednesday, 6:30, children's choir, 7:30, adult choir; Saturday, trustees host a "Clean-up, Fix-up, Paint-up members of the church are requested to come at 9 a.m. Intermediate school band concert listed Seventy five members of the Dallas Intermediate School Band will present a public concert on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school all-purpose room.

The program includes selections by the fifth and sixth grade bands, ensembles, and a combined finale. Trumpet soloist with the sixth grade will be Emily Russin, and Holly Bolesta will play a French Horn solo. The public is invited to join with parents and friends for this concert, without charge. Conductor will be instrumental music instructor, Reese E. Pelton.

Ncaovor 9 "IS 1 A Dinner and polka dance slated Senior takes part in All-State Band Festival Steven Fidyk, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fidyk of Askam, a senior at Hanover Area High School, is participating in the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association All-State Band Festival. It is hosted by Shaler Area High School, Pittsburgh, Wednesday through Saturday. A member of the HA Band and Jazz Band, he has been awarded prizes for Jazz Band Drum solos.

He also represented the school in District 9 and Region IV Bands at Tunkhannock and Dallas. Time of service changed The Lyndwood Community Congregational Church has changed the time of the service to 10 a. m. beginning May 4. This will be for the summer months.

Swoyersville Hose Com pany 2 will hold its annual spaghetti dinner and polka dance Saturday at the hose company social hall, Swoyersville. Dinner will be served from 5 to 8 with takeouts available from 4 to 5. Following dinner, a polka dance will be held from 8:30 to 1 with music provided by Joe Lastovica and Polka Punch. Tickets will be available at the door. In wrestling tcurnay Charles Jacoby, son of Nathan and Barbara Jacoby of Valley View Trailer Park, Dallas, will compete in the AAU regional wrestling competition at Souderton, N.J.

He'll be looking to advance to Richmond, and to the finals in Indiana. He has picked up 174 wins in three years of wrestling. Some 91 of them came this season. Charles has been first in 13 tournaments, second in nine and third in five others. The youngster, who took a first in the Hughesville freestyle event and another first at Blooms-burg University, was second in the AAU districts and fourth in the regionals.

Jacoby, 11, attends wrestling camp at Bloomsburg each year and this summer will have as his instructors Ricky and Rocky Bonomo, standout grapplers at Bloomsburg University. Charles is a fifth-grade student at Dallas and also wrestles for the Wilkes- From the left: Tom ,1 DiMaria cochairman 'J John Sherrill, Joseph Sherrill Legion unit will meet Home Association of Black Diamond American Legion Post 395, Kingston, will ttiAiutff kftmil I 7' I and Tom Sherrill, cochairmen. Seated in the Jtruck is Frank Hullihen..