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by Millie Hogoboom
696-2603
The first day of small game
season last Saturday was a
disappointment for local
hunters. Some hearty men
ventured forth in the rain by the
sound of nearby gunfire. but the
ring-necks and, rabbits had
Mother Nature on their side that
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hard-
! wick of Sutton Road had as their
Ny recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul
; Gross, formerly of Sutton Road.
i The Grosses were enroute from
their summer home in the
Thousand Islands to their
winter home in Sebring, Fla.
al Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick enter-
: tained a group of Paul and
Helen’s friends at cocktails Oct.
19. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
John Mattern entertained in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gross at
a brunch at the Newberry
Estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emerick
of Chase Road visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Dane at their new
home in Scranton where they
have recently moved from
Endicott, N.Y.
Wayne Lamoreaux, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lamoreaux
] of Chase Road, only wanted one
{ thing for his ninth birthday—a
complete football outfit.
Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, a
few of his friends were invited
to share his birthday cake and
-admire the new football
uniform. Wayne is a third grade
student at Lake-Lehman.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doran
spent last weekend visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. William Stiles in
Geneva, N.Y.
The Two-Fold Club of the
Huntsville United Methodist
Church met last Saturday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Lamoreaux, Chase
Road. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kittle were co-hosts for the
evening.
Dick Hogoboom was a guest
at Pine Valley Country Club in
Clementon, N.J., last weekend.
Tuesday Nov. 7 is Election
Day. Again the Jackson Town-
ship Ambulance Association
will conduct a refreshment
booth and bake sale at the fire
hall adjacent to the polling site.
In addition to the usual wimpies
and hot dogs, they will feature
homemade chicken noodle
soup. Proceeds from the sale
will be used to install heat in the
ambulance garage. They are
hoping many of our neighbors
will vote at lunch time or plan to
take home goodies from the
bake sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner
of Sutton Road have issued
invitations to a dance on Nov. 17
at the Newberry Estate. Tom
and Sally are especially happy
to be honoring two of their
nephews, Carl Hedden and Lee
Turner, whose engagements
were announced recently. Carl
is engaged to Nancy Jones and
Lee is engaged to Sandra Hall.
by Mary Van Campen
Auxiliary to the Jonathan R.
Davis Fire Co. of Idetown met
| at the fire hall Oct. 18, with Pre-
sident Flo Rogan presiding. The
{ Auxiliary will hold a bake sale
on Election Day at the fire hall.
4 Linda Grey and Grace Ide were
2 hostesses. Next meeting will be
held Dec. 15.
Congratulations to Mr. and
«Mrs. Tony Groblewski, Warden
. Place, on the recent birth of a
“new baby. girl, whom they
named Jennifer. This is their
first child. Mrs. Groblewski is
- the former Debbie Casey.
asi esese eiepre am Es
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Boice, Idetown,
who recently celebrated their
53rd wedding anniversary.
Raymond Grey is recuper-
ating at home after being a sur-
i gical patient at the General
| Hospital.
i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carey Sr.
and sons of Baird Street,
Harveys Lake, and Mr. and
Mrs. James Adams and family,
| Tunkhannock spent some time
a
recently camping throughout
the state of Pennsylvania.
During their travels they at-
tended the State meeting of
N.C.H.A. and took time out on
several occasions to observe
family anniversaries.
Mrs. Carey’s birthday was
Sept. 12 and the Adams’
daughter, Lorie, observed hers
on Sept. 13, so they were guests
of honor at a picnic party given
for them both by Mrs. Adams at
Ontelaunee Park in New
Tripoli. On the scene to help
celebrate were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Carey Jr. and son, Kevin;
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Covert and
family; Mrs. Kenneth Covert
and Jimmy, and Edna Lee.
While at Ontelaunee, the group
saw Grandpa Jones, member of
the cast of the television show,
“Hee Haw’.
Other occasions for
celebrating were the 29th
wedding anniversary, Sept. 25,
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carey Sr.
and the birthday anniversary of
Carl Carey Jr., Oct. 10.
immediately.
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(Photo by James Kozemchak)
The Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist was administered to the
First Communion Class of Our Lady of Victory, Harveys Lake,
Oct. 29, at the 9:30 Mass. Those participating are first row, left
to right: Betty Ruth Meixsell, Margaret Drapiewski, Amy
Fermier, Deborah Zionce, Suzanne Dembowski, Carol Schuler
and Nancy Miliauskas. Second row: Christopher Groblewski,
Jerome Hennebaul, Matthew Crake, Timothy Harvey, John
Corbett, Thomas MacDougall, John Novajosky, Anthony Javer,
Lawrence Merrill, and David Heller. Third row: Mrs. Beverly
Connolly, CCD instructor and the Rev. Patrick D. Healey,
pastor.
by Bridgette Correale
639-5759
Congratulations to Jack
Cleary who was voted president
of #i.the Oak. Hill Civic
Association. Plans for the
coming year were discussed at
the recent meeting at the Ide-
town Firehall by members
attending and officers of the
club: Tom Yoniski, secretary;
Mike Kerkowski, treasurer, and
Ray Iwanowski, vice president.
A sincere thank you to Ronny
Ritts, past president, for a job
well done.
Karen Iwarowski celebrated
her fifth birthday Oct. 31 with a
party that was enjoyed by all
her kindergarten friends at
Lake Elementary.
Three year old George Cor-
reale celebrated his birthday
Oct. 26 with a birthday party
hosted by his sister Adele, 5,
and brother Louis, 9. Louis and
Adele planned the party them-
selves and even made the lop-
sided birthday cake. To tell the
truth—I would rather have done
it myself, if you know what I
mean!
A costume party was enjoyed
by several local couples at the
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nome of Ed and Marie Belasco
of Hemlock Drive.
Congratulations to Betty and
Harry Marquis who will cele-
brate their 27th wedding an-
niversary Nov. 3.
Receiving the Sacrament of
Holy Communion at Gate of
Heaven this past Saturday
were: Michael Kerkowski,
Susan Michaels, John Stepanick
and Tom Yoniski.
To celebrate their sons
Communion, Tom and Jane
Yoniski hosted open house at
their home on Hilltop Drive.
Enjoying the delicious Polish
cuisine and music were: The
Bartz, Batkas, Clearys, Cor-
reales, Jones, Angelicolas,
Iwanowski, Mitchells, Smiths
and Johnsons. Red Jones told
me not to mention it, but I can’t
resist—he’s a terrific dish and
pot washer. That’s the truth!
Oak Hill Civic Association
will sponsor a dance Nov. 11 at
the Idetwon Firehall. For
reservations kindly telephone
Kay Johnson at 639-5934.
Gate of Heaven will conduct a
paper drive the weekend of Nov.
11 and 12 on the school grounds.
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Tuesday, Nov. 7 is Election
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Second Flu Bots
Scheduled by Clinic
The schedule of hours of
operation and the location of
clinic sites for the adminis-
tration of the second round, or
“booster’’ shots of Influenza
vaccine has been released.
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