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DUPONT: The VFWPost 4909
will meet at 7:30 p.m. on April 1 at
the post home. Items of importance
will be discussed and reports given.
Commander Gary Carwardine will
preside. The Home Association
meeting will take place after the
regular meeting. Food and refresh-
ments will be served after both
meetings.
GLENLYON: The American Le-
gion Post 971 will meet at 7 tonight
at the Glen Lyon American Legion
Post 539, 62 Newport Street. All
members are urged to attend.
NANTICOKE: District 12 of
the American Legion will hold its
meeting at 2 p.m. on March 24 at the
Nanticoke American Legion, instead
of the Kingston post as previously
announced. All posts are urged to
send a representative. Commander
John Emil will preside. Contact Emil
at 675-4461 with any questions.
PLAINS TWP.: The Plains Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary Unit 558 will
hold its monthly meeting at 6 p.m.
on Tuesday at the legion. Current
charity events and fundraisers will be
discussed.
SHICKSHINNY: The Mocanaqua
Ladies VFWAuxiliary Memorial
Post 6434 will meet at 6 p.m. on
Wednesday at the Shickshinny
Senior Center. RoseMarie and Anna
will host. Beverly is the springer
bringer.
WESTWYOMING: The West
Wyoming American Legion Morning
Star Post 904 will meet at 6:30 p.m.
on Thursday in the meeting rooms of
the West Wyoming Hose Company
1. Commander Jerome Domkoski
will preside. All members are urged
to attend. Plans for the Memorial
Day parade will be discussed.
YATESVILLE: Yatesville Auxil-
iary will hold its annual Easter party
for children 12 years of age and
younger at 2 p.m. on March 24 at the
Yatesville Borough Building. Prizes
and refreshments will be served. To
make reservations call 654-7585 or
655-8088.
Marine Corps Pvt. Sean S. Milore,
son of Steven Milore, Hazleton, earned
the title of United States Marine after
graduating from recruit training at
Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris
Island, S. C. Milore stayed committed
during demanding entry-level military
training. Training subjects included
close-order drill, marksmanship with
an M-16A4 rie, physical tness, mar-
tial arts, swimming, military history,
customs and courtesies. Milore also
endured The Crucible, a 54-hour nal
test of recruits minds and bodies. He
is a 2010 graduate of Hazleton Area
High School.
SAN DIEGO, CALIF.: USS IWO JIMA
(LPH2/LHD7) Shipmates are holding
a reunion for all ships company and
embarked Navy and Marine Corps per-
sonnel on Oct. 2-6 at the Crowne Plaza
Hotel, San Diego, Calif. For more infor-
mation contact Robert G. McAnally, 152
Frissell St., Hampton, Va. 23663; 757-
723-0317; yujack@megalink.net; or visit
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news for veterans
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Boy scout troop 60 attends veterans program
Boy Scout Troop 60, Mountain Top, joined in The National Salute to Veterans Program on Feb. 10 at the
Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Wilkes-Barre. The scouts listened to keynote speaker
Llewellyn Dryfoos, a former captain in the U.S. Army, talk about the importance of veterans. The scouts
were able to spend time with the veterans while escorting them to the program and enjoyed a meal with
them after the program. Others in attendance included the BPO Elks of Hazleton and Air Force ROTC
752nd Cadet Wing from Wilkes-University. At the event, from left, rst row, are Michael Bafunno, Nathan
Dopp, Josh Foust, Zach Erwine, John Gentilesco and Matthew Wascavage. Second row: Don Havard; Gail
Ziegler, chief of voluntary service, Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center; Vince Gentilesco; Ben
Koshinski; David Havard; Christian Koshinski; and Patti Wascavage, scout master.
The Rotary Club of Plains recently named Retired Chief Joseph T. Coyne a Paul Harris Fellow. The Paul
Harris Fellow, named in honor of the founder of Rotary International, recognizes Rotarians who made
substantial contributions to the foundation. Rotarians also present the Paul Harris Fellow to members
of the community who have demonstrated the same values of the Rotary Foundation. Congressman
Matt Cartwright, past district governor, presented the award to Coyne. At the meeting, from left: Paul
Muczynski, past district governor; Gino Bartoli, Rotarian; Tom Malloy, club president; Coyne; Cartwright;
and Bob Morgan, Rotarian.
Coyne named Paul Harris fellow
The Mountain Top Area Knights of Columbus Council 6440 recently awarded certicates to the winners
of the Drug and Alcohol Awareness Poster Contest at the Crestwood Middle School. Grand-prize winners
were Ashton Balliet and Paige Allen. They received Barnes & Noble gift cards. First-place winners, from
left, are Lacey Stemrich, Balliet, Hanna Lines, Andrea Shipton, Allison Knorek, Allen and Lance Blass.
mountain top Knights of Columbus announce poster contest winners
The Pittston Area Key Club recently sponsored its annual Love A Sol-
dier drive. The club contacted the father of two students at Pittston
Area who is serving in Afghanistan and he suggested items needed
by the soldiers. The club collected toothbrushes, tubes of toothpaste,
bars of soap and hand sanitizers. The soldiers also requested coffee
and coffee supplies.The key club was assisted by the Builders Club
in the middle school and by the students and teachers at the high
school. Some of the Key Club ofcers sorting and packing the supplies
to be shipped, from left: Matt Shamnoski, treasurer, 2012-2013, Kristen
Fereck, president, 2012-2013; and Ashleigh Rose, secretary, 2013-2014.
Pittston area Key Club holds love a soldier drive
The GAR Key Club recently attended a Kiwanis meeting and partici-
pated in the Model Kiwanis Program. Participants, from left: Jo-
seph Shafer, adviser; Candice Hartman; Lucile Hartman; Jenny Chi;
Edoukou Aka-Ezoua; and Don Armstrong, Kiwanis member.
Gar Key Club participates in model Kiwanis Program
A group of students from Wyoming Seminary recently volunteered
their time installing drywall and painting to nish a house for
Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity. The students are part of a
volunteer effort to build a single-family home that is affordable to
low income families. Participants, from left, rst row, are Trang Dang,
Cindy Huang, Jessica Kim and Jenny Zhan. Second row: Elaine Burg,
faculty advisor; Loc Nguyen; and Minh Tran.
seminary students help Habitat for Humanity
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Cara G. Murphy
Cara Grace Murphy, daughter of
Jim and Lori Murphy, Phila-
delphia, is celebrating her rst
birthday today, March 11. Cara
is a granddaughter of Nick and
Lois Phillips, Plains Township,
and Jim and Maureen Murphy,
Plymouth. She is a great-grand-
daughter of Josephine Phillips,
Plains Township, and Mary
Burns, Wilkes-Barre. Cara has a
sister, Emma, 4.
Jillian Catherine Laskoski,
daughter of Brian and Lori
Laskoski, Dorrance Township,
is celebrating her fth birthday
today, March 11. Jillian is a grand-
daughter of Anthony and Joann
Laskoski and Louis and Margaret
Zoeller, all of Wilkes-Barre. She
has a sister, Megan, 7.
Jillian C. Laskoski
Siena Devon Bruno, daughter
of Eric and Chastity Bruno,
Lower Gwynedd, is celebrating
her fth birthday today, March
11. Siena is a granddaughter of
Earl and Joan Carter, Wilkes-
Barre, and Stanley and Ruth-
Ann Bruno, Huntersville, N.C.
She is a great-granddaughter
of Joyce Carter, Wilkes-Barre.
Siena has two brothers, Aiden,
10, and Logan, 6.
Siena D. Bruno
Lydia G. Thomas, daughter
of Dustin and Nicole Thomas,
Shickshinny, celebrated her
second birthday March 9. Lydia is
a granddaughter of Bill and Rita
Doughton, Edwardsville; Fred and
Wendy Thomas, Shickshinny; and
Joseph and Luann Senchak, Dal-
las. She is a great-granddaughter
of Robert and Sharon Senchak,
Larksville; Patricia and Abraham
Thomas and Marie and Billy Frey,
all of Shickshinny; and the late
Robert and Rita Johns. Lydia
is a great-great-granddaughter
of George Stolarick, Dallas. She
has two sisters, Madison, 4, and
Kendall, 3 months.
Lydia G. Thomas
Ariana Sopkie, daughter of
Steven and Susan Sopkie,
Lain, is celebrating her eighth
birthday today, March 11. Ariana
is a granddaughter of Jan and
Charlotte Jankowski, Benton.
She has two brothers, Caleb, 5,
and Steven Kyle, 1, and a sister,
Liliana, 3.
Ariana Sopkie
EDWARDSVILLE: Cough-
lin High School Class of 1949
will hold a spring luncheon
meeting at 1 p.m. on Tuesday
at Costellos, Gateway Shop-
ping Center. All classmates,
spouses and friends are invited.
For reservations and more
information, call Betsy Rodack
at 823-2750.
PLYMOUTH: Friends of the
Plymouth Historical Society
are holding a spring food sale.
Items available are pasties,
$5.50 each; chicken pot pie,
$5.50 each; pizza (12 cuts per
box, square), $7.50 each. Order
deadline is noon on Wednesday.
To order, sign up in the Dan
Flood Community Room; call
825-7257 or 779-1850; or con-
tact any Plymouth Historical
Society board member. Orders
can be picked up from 3-6 p.m.
on March 22 at the Dan Flood
Community Room, Main Street.
TUNKHANNOCK: The
Tunkhannock Lions Club is
awarding its annual scholar-
ships to two Tunkhannock
Area High School seniors.
Applications are available
from the guidance counselor.
Completed applications must
be returned to the guidance
counselor by April 26. Scholar-
ships will be presented at a
future Lions Club meeting.
WYOMING VALLEY: Unit-
ed Way recently announced a
third round of grants to area
food banks to help restock
their pantry shelves. The
support was made possible
thanks to the generosity of 14
local companies that partici-
pated in United Ways Annual
Christmas in July Food Drive
Competition.
A total of $8,000 was distrib-
uted to the Al Beech West Side
Food Pantry, Back Mountain
Food Pantry, Dupont Borough
Food Pantry, Greater Pittston
Food Pantry, Mountain Top
Food Pantry, Nanticoke Food
Pantry, St. Peter and Pauls
Food Pantry and the St. Vin-
cent de Paul Food Pantry.
These funds are in addition
to donations totaling slightly
over $12,000 made immedi-
ately following the food drive
to the Weinberg Food Bank,
the largest regional food bank
in the area. More recently, the
pantries at Domestic Violence
Service Center, Jewish Family
Service, United Rehabilitation
Services and Volunteers of
America were also provided
with support totaling $14,000.
Sallie Mae and its employ-
ees were the drives largest
supporters with food and
monetary donations equating
to more than 27,876 pounds of
food. GUARD Insurance Group
placed a close second at 25,302
pounds, and in third place,
Trion Industries collected
9,490 pounds.
Neworganizations looking to
take part in this years drive are
encouraged to contact the United
Way at 829-6711, ext. 237 or
johnwi@unitedwaywb.org.
Tuesday
WANAMIE: Glen Lyon-Alden
Volunteer Hose Company of
Newport Township, 7 p.m., at the
re headquarters in Wanamie.
President Edward Pauska will
preside. All members are urged
to attend.
MEETINGS
IN BRIEF
Meyers High School Key Club took part in National Salute to Veterans Week, Feb. 11-16, at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Key
Club members distributed Valentines and get well cards that were created by the art classes of Meyers and GAR Memorial High Schools. The Key
Club visited on Valentines Day and were treated to the singing of the veterans musical group. Participating Key Club members, from left, rst
row, are Cathy Quinones, Miriam Hernandez, Brianna DiMaggio, Kelly Mahalak, Gionna Romanelli, Brooke Yanovich and Laura St. Prex. Second
row: Gail Ziegler, chief volunteer, Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center; Matt DeMarco; Cal Lisman; Jake Brominki; Josh Schiowtiz; Joe
Arnone; Syndee Rentsch; Jesse Macko; Alicia Blaine; Jocelyn Robertson; and Kerry Flaherty, adviser, Meyers Key Club.
Meyers Key Club salutes veterans
The Citizens Bank Foundation
recently presented $10,000 to
the Ruth Matthews Bourger
Women with Children Program
at Misericordia University to
provide scholarship support to
the single mothers enrolled in
the program. At the check pre-
sentation, from left: Vicki Aus-
tin, director, Ruth Matthews
Bourger Women with Children
Program; Donna Farrell, senior
vice president, Citizens Bank;
Alexandra Flormann, Miseri-
cordia University student and
President For A Day; and Mi-
chael A. MacDowell, president,
Misericordia University.
Citizens Bank supports
Misericordia program
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Inc., Wilkes-Barre, recently held
a book fair to support the Boys
& Girls Clubs of Northeastern
Pennsylvania. The fair collected
2,796 books that were given
to club members residing in
Lackawanna and Luzerne coun-
ties. This was nearly four times
the previous record for book
donations. Barnes & Noble also
donated 15 percent for every
copy sold of WNEP Meteorolo-
gist Joe Snedekers book: The
Everything Kids Weather Book.
At the book fair, from left, rst
row: Kaleb Rios, Tristen Daniels,
Alexander Nealon and Synon
Bennett, club members. Second
row: Tricia DiBiasi Thomas, club
director; Donna Wench, commu-
nity relations manager, Barnes
& Noble; and Laura Gentile, club
director of operations.
Book fair supports
Boys & Girls Clubs
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