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PAGE SIXTEEN
by MICHAEL POLK
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Raymond Kadurka, Jr.
is spending the summer
vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kadurka, Sr., Orange,
after completing his junior
year of study for a physical
ed. degree at Stroudsburg
State College. He is a 1971
graduate of Dallas Area
High School and studied at
Wilkes College before
transferring to Strouds-
burg.
Belated congratulations
are extended to Mrs. Helen
Jones of Centermoreland,
birthday anniversary on
May 21.
This week's brass ring
for a free ride on the Back
Country Merry Go Round
goes to Karl and Helen
Besteder of Centermore-
land, who continued an
annual custom in tidying
up the grounds surround-
ing the veterans’ honor roll
in Centermoreland. The
honor roll took on a spank-
ing clean appearance with
geraniums and dusty
millers adding a Spring
touch to the highly mani-
cured lawn.
Incidently, the flag flying
from the mast at the
Centermoreland honor roll
is a new one and was
donated for the honor roll
by Mrs. Helen Jones of
Centermoreland. It was the
same flag presented to
Mrs. Jones at the time of
the funeral of her late son,
John, who served for five
years with the Army in
World War II.
‘ United Methodist Women
of the Carverton Charge
met Tuesday.
_Fanti’s Pond is a favorite
spot for fishermen these
summer days and nights.
Numerous catches of
scalico bass, blue gills and
’
catfish have been reported.
The Rev. and Mrs.
Richard Jagger of Cen-
termoreland are attending
the: annual Wyoming
Conference sessions of the
Methodist Church being _
held this week end at Elm
Park Methodist Church in
Scranton. Rev. Mr. Jagger
will be ordained a full elder
of the church at services
Saturday evening in Elm
Park Methodist Church
with Bishop James Ault of
the Philadelphia Area
presiding.
Friends of Ted Wilson of
East Dallas will be pleased
to hear he is coming along
nicely at home following a
stay in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Major of Centermoreland
are spending a week at
their summer cottage in
Canada.
Mrs. A. Zajkowski and
daughter Ann and Mrs. J.
Parra of Manville, N.J.
have returned after visit-
ing the former’s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Dorrance,
Sr., Orange.
Congratulations are
extended to Misses Janice
Hislop of Orange; Cyndi
Ayers of Centermoreland
and Colette Feeney of
Shavertown. They were
rated ‘‘Superior’ winners
in the National Piano
Teachers’ Guild Auditions.
Each National Winner pre-
pared a program of ten
piano pieces from memory
and presented them before
the nationally known
pianist, Dr. Norma
Auchter of Texas, in
auditions held at Wilkes
College, Wilkes-Barre. All
three are presently study-
ing piano with Harold L.
Hoover of Orange, who re-
ceived his bachelor of
science degree in music
education at commence-
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College last week.
Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas
Earl, :Sr.y. Mt. ' Zion,
motored to West Chester
State College on Monday
where their son, John Earl,
is undergoing therapy for
leg injuries received while
taking part in football
practice at West Chester
State. John returned to
West Chester. after several
weeks at home here. He
to pursue
summer “studies at West
Chester State.
Wesley Lewis of Mt. Zion
will represent the three
churches of the Carverton
Charge at the annual
Wyoming Conference
sessions of the church
being held this week end in
Elm Park Methodist
Church. With both pastors,
Rev. Paul Bauer of the
Carverton Charge and
Rev. Richard Jagger of the
Centermoreland Charge at
Conference, members of
the Gideons will preach in
all six area Methodist
Churches Sunday morning:
Confraterinity of Christ-
ian Doctrine of St. Frances
Cabrini Church, Car-
verton, and Blessed Sacra-
ment Church, Centermore- -
land, will meet Tuesday
evening at 7:30 at the
Centermoreland Church.
Sunday masses at St.
Frances Cabrini Church as
announced by Rev.
Thomas J. Croghan,
pastor, will be offered at 7,
9, 11:30 a.m. and 5 in the
afternoon. Masses also will
be offered at St. Frances
Saturday afternoon at 4:30
and 6:30. In Blessed Sacra-
ment Church, Centermore-
land, Sunday morning
mass will be offered at
10:30.
Week end golfers were
out in full swing last week
end at Orange Golf Course
despite some showers that
interrupted play for a time
Sunday. The local course
continues to attract larger
numbers as the season pro-
gresses.
Some nice improvements
were made during the past
night at Emmanuel's
Garage. in Orange, adding
a progressive touch to the
business center. The
parking area in front of the
garage received a new
black-topping and new
garage doors replaced the
old ones.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Miss Virginia
Dorrance of Demunds
Road, who received her
bachelor of science degree
in psychology at recent
commencement exercises
of Kings College, Wilkes-
Barre. She is a 1971 grad-
uate of Dallas Area High
School.
Thomas Earl, Jr. is
home for the summer
vacation from Edinboro
State College. He will
return to one of his first
loves - as a radio an-
nouncer for Station WILK,
Wilkes-Barre, for the
summer, then will enter
West Chester State College
for his final semester of
study for a teaching
degree. He studied
engineering for two years
at Penn State before enter-
ing Edinboro State. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Earl, Sr., Mt.
Zion.
Mrs. Millard Beatty and
son, Millard, Jr. of Center-
moreland returned
Monday after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Adelaide
Hollman, in Village Green,
Pa. ‘on Sunday. On
Saturday they attended a
wedding at Albright
College, Reading.
A bible study discussion
group began Tuesday
evening in Centermoreland
Methodist Church and will
continue for six sessions on
alternate Tuesday nights
under the leadership of
Rev. Richard pastor.
Under discussion and study
is “First © Letter To
Timothy.” Next session is
scheduled for Tuesday
night, June 17.
Announced schedule of
‘memorial’ masses at St.
Frances Cabrini Church,
Carverton, has been an-
nounced for this week end
by Rev. Father Croghan as
follows: Saturday after-
noon at 4:30, mass for
Benjamin Kasmark; 6:30,
mass for Rev. Father
Peter Kane. Sunday morn-
ing masses: at 9 for
Patrick Healy; at 11:30 for
John Tibus. A memorial
mass for Matthew
Albowicz will be offered
Sunday morning at 10:30 in
Blessed Sacrament
Church, Centermoreland.
Interest in Little League
baseball was running high
as this edition went to press
with Dick Hislop’s Orange-
Centermoreland Yankees
in a three-way battle for
first half honors in the
Robert Horlacher
Memorial League. The
Yankees ended first half
play in a tie with Beaumont
and Noxen and were
participating in playoff
games for first half honors
after the team had amini-
stered a second defeat to
Beaumont to bring on the
three-way tie. Yankees
played Noxen on Saturday
in the first game but it was
called after three innings
because of rain and was
rescheduled for, Monday.
Winner was slated to
oppose Beaumont, which
drew the bye, for first half
honors.
Mother and daughter
communion breakfast will
be held Sunday morning
after the 9 o'clock mass.
Tickets may be secured
from Joseph Buzunis or
Mrs. Marge Peters at
Blessed Sacrament Church
or from Leonard Krispin or
Stanley Dorrance at St.
Frances Church.
* Excavating
* Black Topping
* Septic Systems
Installed
Cleaned
Repaired
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by Bridgette Correale
One hundred pounds of
empty cigarette packs will
enable a child in Queens,
New York, the free use of a
lung machine for an hour.
Won't you help save
wrappers? I will be happy
to collect and send them to
New York.
This project is being
undertaken by the teachers
and custodial staff of the
Leonardi Da Vinci Junior
High School, Queers.
Wedding congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Sevinsky of
Idetown. The couple cele-
brated their sixth wedding
anniversary June 1.
Best wishes to Sister
Mary Eustace, R.S.M.,
fourth grade teacher at
Gate of Heaven. Sr.
Eustace honored her
Golden Jubilee with a Mass
which was followed by a
luncheon, May 31.
Congratulations to Ricky
Weir, son of Walter and
Mary upon his graduation,
Monday evening from West
Side Tech High School.
Steve and Irene Morenko
will soon celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary.
The best to a nice couple.
Happy birthday to
Francis Fertal who will
celebrate a birthday June
6.
Sincere ‘sympathy. .to
Frani and Art Prutzman
upon the death of Frani’s
dad, Joseph Wentzel.
Returning from a nice
vacation in sunny Florida
is Joan Gdodsky.
Belated birthday greet-
ings to Micheline Coffee
whose big day was May 30
and to Sharie Jones her
eighth birthday May 29.
Congratulations to Nikki
Belasco who graduated
from Wyoming Seminary.
Students at ‘Gate of
Heaven will enjoy their
school picnic, Friday June
By Sally Riegel
Birthday wishes = to
Donald Gavigan and
daughter Dawn, Ridge
Street, Shavertown, who
celebrated their birthdays
June 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buss,
Shavertown, spent
Memorial Day week-end in
Leighton, Pa. visiting
friends Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Barille.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Riegel Harris Hill Rd.,
have returned from
camping at Hidden Lakes,
Sweet Valley.
Mrs. Fred Buss and sons
Mark and Mathew
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My feet are already aching
and I haven't told them we
were going, yet.
Laurie Angelicola will
honor her birthday June 7
with a slumber party for
several of her friends.
«As I slowly picked myself
off the ground, I realized
that my little league base-
ball team, Lehman Giants,
really won! With the aid of
Jeff Drugotch’s grandslam
homerun and the team's
togetherness, not to brag
about my son's pitching, -
June 8 to visit Mrs. Buss’s
sisters, in Wichita, Kansas
and also attend her
nephew’s wedding. She and
her sons will then leave to
visit her parents in
Valentine, Nebraska.
Dr. Glen A. Olds,
president of Kent State
University, was the
we beat the Dallas Phillies
6 - 2.
It's costly for us when
our team wins, my son
telephones long distance to
grandparents and uncles,
then gives a play by play
description.
And if that isn’t enough, I
band’s car, threw the lights
out of whack, disconnected
the signal lights, and all I
did was. press the car's
horn. Yes, Vin wants to dis-
connect a few of my parts.
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Mrs. Gordon Austin of
Shavertown returned home
from visiting her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert W. Jones and
' family, Catasaugua, Pa.
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