pat Eas RY - Page 8 Mrs. Leo Mohen, chairman of the apostolate to the elderly for Gate of Heaven Altar and Ro- sary Society, Dallas, announced that Thanksgiving favors will be made for and presented to lo- cal nursing homes by several women of the society. She also Jordan, moderator of the so- ciety, will accompany the wo- men when they make their an- nual Christmas visits to the homes with gifts. These gifts will be donated by the women of the society at their annual Christmas dinner. Mrs. James Hawk, president, announced at the monthly meeting that the bloodmobile was in the area, Oct. 12, and that those in the group who wished to donate blood should identify themselves with Gate of Heaven PTG. Mrs. Robert Cartier, chairman of the blood drive, was not present at the meeting. Standing committee reports were given by Mrs. Walter Weir, hostesses; Mrs. Alex Re- bar. hospitality; Mrs. Robert Cartier, phone; and Mrs. Wil- liam Cutter, flowers. Mrs. Cut- ter asked that a notice be print- ed and placed on the bulletin board, reminding parishioners that they must pay for their flower requests before the date they are to be placed on the al- tar. Mrs. Vince Correale, chair- man, reported that 160 women attended the West Luzerne Deanery meeting, Sept. 16, at Gate of Heaven. Mrs. Correale thanked the many women who helped in the kitchen and the women of the parish who baked cookies, cakes and fudge. Mrs. John Thompson, chair- man of the annual card party to be held, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m., in the school’s auditorium, introduced her committee; Mrs. Walter Weir, co-chairman; Mrs. Gene Menges, Barbara Whalen, Mrs. Thomas . Havrilla, Nancy Yacobovich, Mrs. Frank Beline, Mrs. William Cutter, Mrs. Donald Hale, Mrs. Francis Barry. Mrs. Vince Correale, Mrs. Al Bellas and Mrs. Tom Yoniski. Mrs. Weir asked if wo- men would bake brownies or pineapple squares for refresh- ments. An afghan made and donated by Mary Jentzen will be raffled off that evening. Tickets have been sent to all society mem- bers and returns are requested before Oct. 26. Members can de- posit them in a separate enve- lope in the collection basket. Mrs. Hawk reminded mem- bers that a mass for the deceas- ed members of the society will be held at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 5, prior to the annual Ability Auc- tion. Chairman of this event, Mrs. Franz Scholl, asked if wo- by Millie Hogoboom é 696-2603 The fall foliage is at its peak this week, and no doubt hun- dreds of motorists will visit our area to gaze at its beauty. It seems to me that the colors are not quite as bright as in past years. There seems to be less red and more golds. The home nicki on Huntsville Road is al- ready decorated for Halloween, to add a touch of amusement for the sightseers. Congratulations are in order for Robert and Dorothy Cooper, (Chase Road, They celebrated Oct. 7. Mr. Cooper is the chief of police of Jackson Township. They were married in the First mouth. They have four children, Grant, Gary, Alan, and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kiley of Sutton Road have returned from Chicago, Ill., where Mr. Kiley attended the American Bankers Association conven- tion. f Mrs. Paul Malak will enter- tain at a kitchen shower Satur- day at her home in Swoyers- ville. in honor of her sister-in- law, Rita Malak. Miss alak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Malak Sr., will be married to Allen Fox Jr., Nov. 17 Hallow- een decorations were featured for the party. Harold and Lois Kittle and daughters, Sharon, Laurie, and Cathy, Huntsville Road, recent- ly took advantage of the nice weather to vacation in Canada and New York state. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wright, Chase Road, recently visited in Syracuse, N.Y. Edna Ray, Chase, had as her guest last week, her sister, Leona Millard of York. It is so nice to see local people make good. Gene Pryor, son of Pat and Tess Pryor of Sutton Road, was recently appointed EOP coordinator for the Wilkes- Barre Campus of Penn State at Lehman. Three Sutton Road girls were given the President’s Physical Fitness Award at Wyoming Seminary Day School. They were Jenifer and Hillary Mas- low, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maslow, and Christie Donn Innes. men would put their names on their items. She also requested that the auction be open to the public. k 3 The Christmas cookie bake sale chairman, Mrs. William Cutter, announced that the event will be held the weekend of Nov. 10 and 11. Women are asked to bake their favorite Christmas cookies, cake, or candy, and enclose the recipe. All goods should be wrapped. in cellophane or clear wrap, per- haps topped with a bow. or Christmas decorations. The Newberry Estates will be the setting for the society’s an- nual Christmas dinner. Mrs. Willard Whalen, chairman, re- ported that the chorus from Col- lege Misericordia will enter- tain. A Christmas flower sale is scheduled for a weekend in De- cember with Mrs. Richard Malak as chairman. Father Jordan, moderator of the society, thanked the women for the successful rummage sale recently held in the school auditorium, and for all the good work the society does for the church, school and community. Hostesses for the evening were Nancy Yacobovich and Dolores Havrilla. Decorations Class Offered by YWCA The Back Mountain YWCA will conduct a four session Christmas decorations . class, beginning Oct. 23 and ending Nov. 13. at the Prince of Peace Church. Main Street, Dallas. It will be held each Tuesday, from 10 a.m. to noon. The class will be taught by Diane New- berry. Registration for the class can be made by calling Mrs. John Gregorski, Dallas. Nesbitt Auxiliary Plans Holiday Fair The Shavertown branch of the Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary met recently in the social rooms of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, with Mrs. Vincent McGuire pre- siding. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs. Edgar Brace. followed by moment of silent prayer for the late Anna Peters. 3 The theme for this year’s Holiday Fair is ‘Twelve Days of Christmas.” Members are asked to come to the church, Oct. 24, to help with various projects. Mrs. Frank Reiley announced the program for November will be presented by Delores Sher- shen of ‘‘The Della Robbia.”’ DAILY 10706 FRI. TO 8 ALL MUSICAL SERVICES Class of 1967 Holds Reunion ‘The Lake-Lehman High School Class of 1967 held its first Inn, Dallas. Approximately 80 people attended the affair which was originally scheduled for last year, but cancelled because of the flood. ; Reunion committee members were Dawn Covert Barby, Anne Motyka Neyhard, Bonnie Patton Malkemes and Joan Smith Toluba. Master of ceremonies was Edward Dubil. Prizes were awarded to the following class members: David Klingerman, Groton, Conn., classmate traveling the farthest; Arthur Edwards, classmate having the youngest baby, one month; Marcia Sorchik = Tigue, married the shortest time, one week; and Judy Patton Hinkley, having the most children, three. Any classmate who did not order a reunion picture and who would like to have one is asked to contact Anne Motyka Neyhard. Very few can be trusted with an education. Photo by Alex Rebar Row two: Dennis, Connie Malkemas, An Covert Barby,- / Patton Whitesell, Joan Smith Toluba and Lori Edwards. Row three: Donna Dubil, Robert Vandermark, David Klingerman, Mary Sgar- lat Puterbaugh, Dolores Kocher, Corrine Conklin Cannon, Nancy Lynch Degnon, Diane Rogers Ralston, Louise Sikera Bulford, Linda Shonk Scott, Kathy Stroud Anderson, Karen Covert Finn, Linda John. Whitesell, Karen Morgan and Shirley Cipolla. Row four: Martin Cipolla, Arthur Lamoreaux, Arthur Edwards, Stanley Scott, Edward Dubil, Thomas Morgan, Curtis Swnson, Raymond Dennis, James Rees and William Young. Charles Corby, Fisk Jones, Lucille Bonning ne Motyka Neyhard, Dawn Sharon Pudim Grant, Sandy big interest compounded continuously — every hour, every minute from day of deposit. We mail you a paycheck for the interest every month, all year ‘round — and you still have the full amount of your deposit. : The size of your paycheck depends on the amoun you invest and the term you specify for the @ Savings Certificates you select for your Extra Payday Plan: INVESTMENT ANNUAL YOUR MONTHLY TERM INTEREST RATE . PAYCHECK 48 months 7% 30-48 months 12-30 months 6% $29.25 - $27.16 : $25.06 5
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