- “A wv Is Page 2 Cub Scout Pack 281 held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet Friday evening in the Dallas Senior High School cafeteria. Tables were decorated using the theme, “Famous Americans.” Cubmaster Dick Rogers in- troduced the Rev. Doug Akers, who gave the invocation. A roast beef dinner was served by Girl Scout Troop 642 under the leadership of Lynn McClain and Diana Dreher. The Sembach School of Karate provided the entertainment. The following Cub Scouts received awards: Clarke Bitt- ner, bear badge and gold arrow; Troy Hunter and Chris Mahalick, bear badge; David Purcell, Denner bar; Nick Stull, Denner bar, gold arrow, 1 year pin and perfect attendance pin; Russell Bogart, assistant Denner bar; Jay Chappell, bear badge; Ed Hannigan, gold arrow; Brian Muldoon, bear badge and gold arrow; Randy Williams and David Williams, bear badge; Jeff Corcoran, Chris Evans, Chris Gunster, Donald Gunster, Michael Kern, Patrick Muldoon, John Ruggles and Chris Weidenhoefer, all received wolf badges. Brian Muldoon, Randy Williams and David Williams went into Webelos. Alan Casaday and Ricki Rogers were given their Webelos aquanaut pin. Walter Weir was given the Arrow of Light award and welcomed into Boy Scout Troop MARGARET KUTZER Mrs. Margaret Kutzer, 64, of RD 1 Carpenter Road, Harveys Lake, died Monday in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. She was ad- mitted Feb. 13. WILLARD DAVIS Willard T. Davis, 63, of Youngstown, Ohio, and a for- mer Dallas resident died last Thursday in Park Vista Presby- terian Home, Youngstown. Mr. Davis worked a number of years with Good Year Tire & ~ Rubber Company and was the first manager of the former Linear Plant in Dallas. He moved to Youngstown in 1961 where he established Davis Personnel Company. ‘He is survived by his widow the former - Magadalene McGuiness; daughter, Mrs. Newell Howard, Knoxville, Tenn.; brother, H. Russell Davis, and sister, Mrs. Chester Duff, Akron, Ohio; two grand- children. ‘Funeral services were held Saturday in Youngstown. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery, Akron. AGNES MILUNICH Mrss Agnes Milunich, 38; of Lakeview Terrace, Harveys Lake died Sunday afternoon in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, where she was admitted Wed- nesday as a medical patient. The former Agnes Miskiel, she was born in Kingston and was a graduate of Kingston High School class of 1952. She formerly was employed in the accounting department of Bell Telephone Company. She was a member of Our Lady of Victory Church, Harveys Lake. Surviving are her husband, Michael; son, Michael Jr., at home; her mother, Mary Pale- vich Miskiel, Kingston; sisters, ~ Barbara Reese, Baltimore, day. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Carverton. FREDERICK W. ANDERSON Frederick W. Anderson, 62, of 116 N. Pioneer Ave., Shaver- town, District Magistrate 3-9 of Luzerne County, died Thursday night in Nesbitt Memorial Hos- pital following an illness of sev- eral months. Born in Wilkes-Barre, he served as magistrate of the Luzerne County District 3-9 since 1970. He formerly served as Justice of the Peace in Shavertown for 12 years. Mr. Anderson was treasurer of the Luzerne County Magistrates Association and vice president of the Pennsylvania Magis- trates Association. The deceased was a former auditor in the Trust Dc»artment of the United Penr Bank, and also has been employed as comptroller at Bergman’s De- partment Store, Edwardsville for 15 years. Mr. Anderson served for a time as school director in King- ston Township and was a past officer of the 100F Lehman Lodge. He served as secretary- treasurer of the Carverton Rod and ‘Gun, Club. Mr. Anderson was. a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Shavertown and a past member of the church council. The deceased was also a past president of the Dallas Kiwanis Club. Surviving are his widow, the former Dorothy C. Bambert; daughter, Mrs. William Weber, Orefield; son, Frederick W. Jr; Shavertown; four grand- children; brother, Walter, Wilkes-Barre; half-brother, William Broad, West Palm Beach, Fla.; half-sisters, Mrs. William Borum, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Robert Hughes, Wilkes- Barre. The funeral was held Monday The funeral was held from the from St. Paul’s Lutheran Kopicki Funeral Home Wednes- Church. a TE i i CE EE < EE << <A <I sation! NO NAME CAKE An eater. Mmmm! 248 E. Market St. Heights Wilkes-Barre Ph. 823-3708 OPEN SUNDAY Cor. Pub. Sq. & S. Main St. VVilkes-Barre Ph. 823-8580 Closed Sunday Yost f like pineapple and Cor. Pierce, Gates Kingston Ph. 288-8335 OPEN SUNDAY J E R——————————— A. « Arlan’s Dept. Store, Route 309 Wilkes-Barre Ph. 824-0948 Closed Sunday hb _————— < < < GE < <E —E <G E <— 155 by Scoutmaster Neyhard. Nancy McDonald, Den Leader Coach, and C.L. Duf- field, past cubmaster, were given plaques of appreciation for their time and service to the pack. Den Mothers are: Den 1, Nancy Eckert and Joanne Bittner; Den 2, Mae Rome and Nancy Rowlands; Den 3, Mary Chappell and Alverda Bogart; Den 5, Betty Williams and Aileen Hannigan; Den 6, Judy Weidenhoefer and Bernadine Corcoran. Lee Eckert is Webelos leader. Altar and Rosary Schedules Events The Altar & Rosary Society of St. Therese’s Church, Shaver- town, met recently in the Church Hall. Committee chairmen presented their reports. Mrs. Chester Molley reported on the Deanery aneeting held recently at St. Joseph’s Church in Wyoming. She noted that the D.C.C.W. Convention will be held April 28 at Marywood College. Mrs. John T. Luke and Mrs. Gustav Wahlgren will represent the parish at this affair. All members are invited to attend the annual Interfaith Tea to be held Feb. 27 at 1:30 p.m. at the Church of Christ Uniting, Sprague & Market Streets, Kingston. Mrs. Edwin Yanchik is parish chairman for the Diocesan Pilgrimage to the National Shrine of the Immaculate Con- ception in Washington, D.C. to be conducted’ May 19. Reser- vations can be made by con- tacting Mrs. Yanchik. A spiritual reading entitled “Today” was given by Mrs. Louis Sledziewski. After the business meeting, a film called ‘The Road Back” was shown. A social hour followed. Mrs. John T. Luke is president of the Society and the Rev. Joseph F. Sammons serves as moderator. Subscribe To The Post Photo by Jim Kozemchak Americans.’ The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Huntsville Christian Church met in the church. The President, Mrs. James Wertman opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Gordon Wolverton led the devotions. The president urged mem- bers to attend the Inter Faith Tea to be held in the Church of Christ Uniting in Kingston, Feb. 27. Several members offered to bake cookies for the tea. Mrs. Richard Yanalunas is to Keep Apple Quality-- Harvesting apples at the right stage of maturity to lengthen their storage life and prevent scale is very important, say Extension Service pomologists at The Pennsylvania State University. Quality and ap- pearance are also influenced by color of fruit, condition of trees, and kinds of ‘containers used for storage. t represent the Huntsville Christian Church at the plan- Day of Prayer. Those attending were: Mrs. Paul Duncan, Mrs. James Wertman, Mrs. Gordon Wolverton, Mrs. Thos. Templin, Mrs. Wm. Ashton, Mrs. Laura Watkins, Mrs. Richard Yanalunas, Doris Clemow, Mrs. William Eckert, and Elma Major. Week of Compassion was observed in the Huntsville Christian Church at the regular monthly fellowship dinner. Several members of the children’s division presented a short program depicting the many ways church world service is helping to heal a broken world. Those taking part were: Jacki Jopling, Sandy Nichols, Pam Marr, Holly Rave, Debbie Templin, James Ashton and Doug Nichols and Beth. Crumley. Others present were: Rev. and Mrs. Paul Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Russell, Joyce Stiefel, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perrigo, Howie, Mary Jane and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yanalunas, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rave, Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Major, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon James, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols, Susan, Mrs. Mery Wagner, Mrs. Marcus Ide, Mrs. Ernest Thomas, Donald, Mrs. - Cora Edwards, Wendell Jones, Mrs. Robert Marr, Mrs. James Wertman, Charlotte Crumley, Joyce, Laura Thomas, Mrs. Thomas Templin, Cheryl, Miss Elma Major, Miss Hannah Culp. The Annual Ham and Egg Supper of the Huntsville Church will be held in the Church Saturday evening March 24, 1973. Serving will begin at 4:30 and continue®unt® all are ser- wed. Mrs. Clark Oliver has returned to her home following a two month hospital stay. Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins, weekend with Mrs. Hopkins’ father, Harry Siglin. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gunton, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holmgren and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Gunton and family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denmon Sunday to celebrate the 7th birthday of Joanne Gunton. § Mr. and Mrs. Robert May and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bean spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gillis, William- sport. Mrs. William Engleman has returned with her son Dale to his home in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carle celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Carle. The Ladies of St. Lukes Lutheran Church held their monthly meeting in the parish hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. Howard Engleman, Maude Thomas, Katherine Felegy, Mrs. Earl Crispell, Shirley Donald Wall. World Day of Prayer will be observed at the Noxef#Lutheran Church March 2 at 7:30 p.m. The United Methodist Women of Noxen, Alderson and the Reformation Lutheran Chur- ches will unite for the ob- servance. Dorothy French is on the sick list. Her grandaughter Judy Schwartz from Philadelphia will be staying with her for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kish and daughter Sandra, Scranton ' spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Munkateky. Edna Wandell, Bloomsburg and Shirley Hackling, Mon- toursville spent the weekend with Mrs. Joseph Hacklin and Carl. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Siegfried and family spent Sunday with them. Kunkle Firemen met Friday at 8 p.m. in the firehall. Bowman’s Creek Lions Club met Tuesday and planned a joint meeting with the Tunk- Pilgrimage Set For Capitol Trip Scranton Diocesan Pilgrimage to the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington D.C., will be conducted May 19. It is a pilgrimage in thanks for the peace settlement in Vietnam, to pray for its continuance and for the extension of peace throughout the world. Mrs. John Hawk will serve as Gate of Heaven promoter for the pilgrimage. The pilgrimage is not limited to members of parish societies nor is it for women only. Cost per person will be about $14. Mrs. Thomas Havrilla, 675-0601, hannock Lions Clun Feb. 26 at the Creekside Inn, Tunkhan- nock. Cub Scout Pack 530 will hold their Biue and Gold Dinner Feb. 24 in the Noxen United Metho- dist Church at 6 p.m. Kunkle Silver LeagClub held its postponed ne of February 14 Feb. 21 al*he home of Arline Updyke. The original meeting was canceled because of bad weather. Dorothy Dodson, Kunkle, is recuperating at home following surgery. SIMON’S {FABRICLAND is now Open at the Gateway & Midway Shopping Centers’ “art”! future. Who of Art?” circulation. stock what you need. Park Free in Rear Nancy Messinger Scranton Carbondale Pocono Pines Hazleton Clarks Summit Viewmont Mall Mt. Pocono Stroudsburg MEMBER F.D.I.C.
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