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St. Andrew’s Orthodox
Church, Huntsville Road,
Dallas will have the
blessing of cars on Sun-
day, July 6 at 11 a.m. and
1 p.m. at the church
parking area. Cupolas
surmonted with a three
bar cross will be given as
a reminder that drivers
should practice courtesy
on the road. The cupolas
have been donated by Al
Lipko. For more in-
formation call 675-2777.
A covered dish luncheon
will be held on the church
lawn following the 9:30
a.m. Divine Liturgy on
July 6. Those wishing to
attend are asked to bring
a covered dish meal and
a The United Methodist
hurches of Carverton,
Mount Zion, and Orange
united for a worship
service on Sunday, June
29 at the Carverton
church to celebrate “Love
Sunday.” Covenant love
for the church was in-
dicated as church
members wore colored
badges marking their
years of membership and
service in their respective
churches. Colors ranged
from white for new
members to purple and
gold for 50-year members:
Mrs. John Perry was
honored for being an
active member of the
church longer than
anyone else present (76
years), and Mrs. Ezra
Rozelle was similarly
honored for 68 years of
church membership.
Covenant love for the
family was celebrated by
recognizing all couples
married at least 50 years.
The Rev. Dr. Allan J.
Cease, pastor, preached
on the theme, ‘What the
World Needs Now,” and a
combined choir sang the
anthem, “The Love of My
Lord to Me.’ The service
concluded with a renewal
of marriage vows by all
married couples present
and a renewal of the
congregations’ covenant
with God.
The following couples
married at least 50 yars
were honored at a
reception following the
service: :
From Carverton, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bruno,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Git-
tens, Mr. ‘and Mrs.
Christian Ickinger, Mr.
and Mrs. John Parrish,
Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Sickler, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Sutton.
From Mt. Zion, Mr. and
Mrs. Ww. Brainard
Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Wesley Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Perry,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
VanTuyle.
From Orange, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Brace, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Perry,
Mr. and Mrs. James
Smith. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Perry received special
recognition for being
married the longest, 68
years.
Mrs. Harold Seiple
presided at the
recognition ceremony.
United Methodist Homes
Guild, Wilkes-Barre
District, met Tuesday,
June 24, to evaluate the
Spring Festival and
Bazaar held at the
Tunkhannock Methodist
Manor on May 9 and 10
this year and to lay the
format for the 1981 Spring
Festival and Bazaar.
Proceeds from the
festival this year were in
- excess of $2,688.
May 8 and 9 were the
dates set for the 1981
Spring Festival.
Volunteering to serve in
the booths of the 1981
Bazaar were the following
churches:
Candy: South Firwood,
Kingston, Dorranceton,
Baked Goods: South
Montrose, Montrose,
Carverton, Fairdale,
South Auburn, Cen-
Mrs. Millard Beatty.
© Jewelry: Huntsville,
Kunkle, Falls, Noxen.
Chairman, Mrs. Elwood
Patton.
Attic treasurers;
Trucksville and
Shavertown. Chairman,
Mrs. Alice Borthwick.
House and garden;
Dallas, Pittston; West
Pittston, Idetown.
Chairman, Mrs. Louise
James.
Novelties (sew & save)
Luzerne, Duryea, Moosic.
Chairman, Mrs. Ruth
Thomas.
Manor Booths;
Tunkhannock Methodist
Manor. Chairman, Mrs.
Charlotte Watkins.
Almost New used
clothing; Wyalusing,
Mehoopany, Dimock.
Chairman Mrs. Louise
Stevens.
Kids attic; Lake Winola
and Camptown. Chair-
man, Mrs. Margaret
Watkins.
Lunches; Meshoppen,
East Lemon, Nanticoke,
Sugar Notch and
Tunkhannock. Chairman,
Mrs. Glen Fitch.
The meeting was
conducted by vice-
president of the Wilkes-
Barre District, Mrs.
Millard Beatty.
The next meeting is
planned for Nov. 11. A
covered dish luncheon is
planned. It will be held at
the Tunkhannock
Methodist Manor.
their lawn chairs. Call
Mr. or Mrs. Michael
Prokopchak at 675-1439
for reservation.
The bus trip to New
York has been postponed
until the fall. A bus trip to
Atlantic City is being
planned for July 19. The
public is invited for this
one day trip. Call Mrs.
John Kriel at 639-5004 for
tickets.
The grandma of the
parish under whose
watchful eye the perohi
are made is celebrating
* her 85th birthday on July
15. A card shower would
be appreciated. Send to
Mrs. Zenia Michalic, RD
4, Box 351K, Dallas, Pa.
18612. A greeting from
President and Mrs.
Carter will be given her
on the birthdate.
BIBLE SCHOOL SUCCESS--Teachers at the recent
Trinity United Presbyterian Vacation Bible School
termed it a great success. Teaching the classes at the
school which closed last Friday were first row, left to
right, Kurt Williams, Kathryn Bolinski, Dee Hoover,
Drena Gorgone,
Kathy Flick,
by Helen Franklin
Belated birthday
greetings to Mrs.
Dorothy Lawrence, of
Ceasetown, who
celebrated her 97 bir-
Lawrence is the mother of
Mrs. Thomas Perkins. A
family party was held in
her honor. Mrs. Lawren-
ce has five grandchildren
and 11 great grand-
children.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fiel-
ding, of Fieldcrest, an-
nounce the arrival of a
son, John Edward Fiel-
ding, born on May 8. The
Fieldings also have a
daughter, Jennifer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Wilcox of Corfu, N.Y.
spent the week end with
rs. Wilcox’s mother,
Mrs. Margaret Bonning,
Andrea Bunney, of
Chase has returned home
after spending a week
with her grandmother,
Mrs. Dennis Bonning, Sr.,
Llewellyn Tinner,
Swoyersville was elected
president of the Luzerne
County Consistory Club,
Valley of Scranton, which
has a consistory mem-
bership’ in the county of
more than 900.
Also elected + were
Joseph Borosky, Plains,
first vice president;
Richard Alles, Dallas,
second vice president;
Walter Bronson, Dallas,
Walter Hartz, Wilkes-
Barre, secretary-trea-
surer.
The club meets on the
last Wednesday of each
month at the Perkins
Pancake House in
Edwardsville, and
features a guest speaker
All
members of the con-
sistory are welcome to
attend.
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Mrs. Margaret Bonning.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Newell, of Jackson and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Newell, of Hunlock Creek
spent a day at Knoebels
rove in Elysburg.
Arnold Swan, of Grand
Island, N.Y. and sons
spent a weekend with
wans sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Den-
nis Bonning Sr., of
Jackson Church Road.
Potentate Joseph R.
Gray announces the Irem
Temple summer concerts
will again be held at the
Irem Temple Country
Club - pavilion and are
open to the general public
to enjoy.
William H. Clewell is
chairman and Donald R.
Jones and John J.
Thomas, co-chairmen.
Gold Medal Band, John J.
Sauer bandmaster and
directed by Ross Taran-
tino will be heard on Sun-
day, July 6, at 8 p.m.
Gold Medal band has been
a mainstay of en-
tertainment for man
years and marks the 28th
appearance. Their ren-
ditions are varied and inc-
lude concert marches and
light opera.
Rev. Andrew Pillarella
of the Trinity United
Presbyterian Church,
Dallas, will conduct the
vesper service.
There will be a concert
every Sunday evening for
a_ total of eight weeks.
The concerts are without
charge and everyone is
welcome.
Orpheus Choral Society
will present a concert at
the Irem Temple Country
Club pavilion at 8 p.m.
Sunday, July 13, the
original Orpheus con-
sisted of male members
only until 1952 when it in-
vited ladies to par-
ticipate.
During the following
years, many outstanding
musicians and soloists
were engaged including
Thomas i Thomas,
Jerome, Hines, Ferranti
and Teischer. Orpheus is
the only singing group in
Wyoming Valley not af-
filiated with a sponsoring
group.
President is Anthony
Lipinski, Gordon J.
Evans, director and Carol
Go. Evans, accompanist.
of the
Methodist
First
Church,
of the chorus will give the
meditation. The concert
Marguerite Fry, Linda Rogers, back row, Barbara
Barakat, Beth Faerber, Marty Michaels, Jan Weaver,
Barbara Koch, Ann Camp, Mary Chappel, Marietta
Toole, Tera Bombick and Ryan Bombeck. (Photo by
Mark Moran)
| Sr. Citizens tell
July schedule
A busy calendar of special events has been scheduled
for the month of July at the Dallas Senior Citizens
Center, Mercy Center, College Misericordia, Dallas:
Wednesday, July 2--All Day-Clean-Up Day--Let’s get
our courts in shape for the summer
Wednesday, July 9--12:45 p.m.
‘Pulmonary Rehabilitation”
Monday, July 14-1 p.m. pinochle party
Wednesday, July 16--12:45 p.m. Richard Shudak--
Widow’s benefits from V.A. pensions
Wednesday, July 23--12:45 p.m.--Tom Cesarini-Drug &
Alcohol Abuse
Friday, July 25--1 p.m. Crazy bingo
Monday, July 28--12:30 p.m. Leave for Center picnic at
Ghost. Town--return at 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 29--1 p.m. pinochle party
‘Wednesday, July 30--12:45 p.m.-*‘1924- a film to
reminisce with- Discussion by Leslie Boughton, coor-
dinator of regional training of PA
These special events are in addition to a full program
of on-going activities, classes and hot lunches Mondays
through Fridays. Any senior citizen wishing to obtain
more information on participating at the Center is en-
couraged to call Mrs. Victoria Gonzelez at 675-2179.
The Dallas Senior Citizens Center is sponsored by the
Luzerne-Wyoming Counties Office for the Aging.
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