First Valley Bank has recei- ved approval from the U.S. Depar . of Housing and Urban Development to proceed with their plans to finance con- struction of a 16- story housing project for the elderly in Kingston. 2 Rep. Daniel J. Flood advised the bank’s Kingston office he has received word from HUD Secretary James Lynn that the much-needed housing project will not be affected by the moratorium on federally- supported housing construction. The high-rise structure will be the Wyoming Valley’s tallest building and will provide 198 dwelling ‘units and some 21,000 square feet of commercial and professional space. It will be erected just north of and ad- jacent to their present office in Martin, Oak Hill, Dallas, who retired from 32 years of teaching at Lake- Lehman School was honored June 23 by her family at a luncheon at the Newberry Estate. Grace Lt. Cdr. Frederick Martin, USN and his wife ‘and children, Virginia Beach, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Davis Sr. and Carley Davis. Luzerne; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Krasavage. Kim and Martin Jr., Newark, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atherholt, Carley, Gary and Beth, Water- ford, Conn.; Dr. and Mrs. Flemi#@s Spend Atty. and Mrs. Robert L. Fleming, Main Street, Dallas, had their children with ‘them this past weekend. Nancy Fleming, a sophomore at Goucher College, Towson, Md., will be spending the rest of the summer with her parents. Lucy and John Fleming, both of Philadelphia, and Jean Russell C. Davis Jr., Phillip and Paul. Grahamsville, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. David Linskill, Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs. Stanis Coryell, Brett, Lain and Holly, Cold Springs Harbor, Long Island, N. Y.; Emily Roberts, Hershey; Frances Linskill, Oak Hill. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Linskill, sisters of Mrs. Martin served ‘as hos- tesses. Following the luncheon there was group singing, selections on the guitar by grandsons, - Stephen and John, and poem and piano selections by grand- daughter, Elaine. Lt. Cdr. Martin presented his mother with a corsage of or- chids and gave a toast in her honor, to open the festivities. Dr. Davis, who serves on the faculty of Sullivan County Community College, Liberty, N Y. paid tribute to his aunt and the teaching profession. Mrs. Martin was presented several gifts by the group. Following the affair they pro- ceeded to the Davis cottage at Harveys Lake for an afternoon of swimming, boating and water skiing. In the evening the group returned to Oak Hill for a reunion supper. Kingston. The building will have a modern sandstone brick and concrete facade fronting on Wyoming Avenue. A two-story section comprising the com- mercial and professional suites will be linked to the apartment structure by a landscaped terrace at the second-story level. x Decked parking for 125 cars with one parking deck below ground level and the other at approximately ground level will be built at the rear of the structure. As sponsor and mortgagee, First Valley will lease the site to the developer, Mark Associates, Edwardsville, at $1 per year for a probable 60-year term. The architect and engineer for the complex is S.J. Kessler & Sons, N.Y. Bohlin and Powell are the associate architects. Mr. Ehst was assisted by State Sen. T. Newell Wood and Richard H. Demmy, vice presi- dent of UGI Corp., both direct- ors of FVB, in development of the project plans. Groundbreaking is planned for early fall with a completion date set for the early part of 1975. >, 1973 Hostesses for this year’s auction are pictured, left to right, seat- ed: Jonelle Wheatley, Theresa Derwin, Kathy Skammer, Diane Wojtowicz, Nancy Johnson, Carol Exarhopoules, Jackie Houser, and Priscilla Reese. Standing: Suzanne Stofila, Rosalie Danna, Jayne Zaleskas, Susan Kelly, Kathy Zabreski, Diane Fry, Ro- berta Reese, Jenni Rodda, Diane Dwinchick, Ardeth Walters, Linda Tough, and Carol Hadsel. Hostesses Assist In Spotting Bids Carol Hadsel, chairman of the hostess committee for the Back Mountain Memorial Library Auction, has enlisted the aid of about 20 Back Mountain re- sidents to help out during the three-day auction. The hostesses, many of whom are students in area high schools and colleges, will serve during the auction as spotters for the auctioneer. The girls will stand on red, white, and blue cable reels placed throughout the grounds and will call the they are placed. U pholstery’’ 526 S. Main St. Wilkes-Barre, a 822-2491 455-1181 OVERWEIGHT ? The Odrinex Plan can help you lose ugly fat. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Used successfully by thousands all over the country for 15 years. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded. Odrinex is available in regular (20 day. supply) and large economy size (40 day supply) at your favorite drug store. 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