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This will be the final list
of Ham ’'n Yegg Club
members to be published
this year. Ham ’'n Yegg
Chairman Gertrude Moss
said the club did not reach
her hoped-for goal but
that she appreciated the
response from old as well
as new members. The
total so far is $1905. On
behalf of the Library and
Mrs. Joyce Krivenko, the
Auction chairman, Mrs.
Moss thanked par-
ticipants.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
Coscia, Mr. and Mrs.
William Dierolf, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Hans C. Dreher,
Kerry and Joann
Freeman, Dr. and Mrs.
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A.A. Mascali, Dr. and
Mrs. Walter Mokychic,
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Molski,
Mrs. Charles C. Morgan,
Tom and Martha Reese,
John J. Bourke,
Margaret Fischer, John
George, Anthony and
Virginia Marchakitus,
Jay and Alice Niskey, Mr.
and Mrs. James Revie,
Bruce Slocum, Russell
Stone, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Webster, Philip
and Joan Ansilio, John M.
Coon, Jacque R.
Edwards, Dr. Stanley B.
Kay, Joseph Paglianite,
Rev. Stewart Pierson,
William E. Price,
Gerald Taylor, Stephen
and Rhoda Tillman, A.
Harden Coon, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Cross, Mr.
and Mrs. G.A. Faerber,
Frank O'Connell, Arline
B. Rood, Drs. Wm.
Watkins and Leonard
Medura, g
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bevevino, Mrs. Laning
Harvey, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Ian Richardson, Mr. and
Mrs. T.J. French, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kozemchak,
Royer Foundry and
Machine Co.,
Atty. and Mrs. Merton
Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Budd Hirleman, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Shepherd
Pawling, Mr." and Mrs.
Bruce Artman, Dr. and
Mrs. Ronald Kresge, Mr.
and Mrs. John Mihalick,
David Schooley,. Dr.
Sidney Curran and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Winter.
Mrs. Moss reported that
52 have been contributing
since 1970; 43 contributors
started with us in the
former ham donors in '66
and '67.
Many joined during the
"0s who have been
steady contributors. They
all have one common
goal: the Back Mountain
Memorial Library and
what it means to our
community.
Plans for the 25th annual
Centermoreland Auction
and Barbecue are well
underway by members of
Centermoreland United
Methodist Church. This
year’s auction-barbecue
will be held on Friday and
Saturday, Aug. 8 and 9,
starting at 4 p.m. each
day. Barbecue will be
served starting at 4 each
day, followed ‘by the
auction, - which will get
underway at 7 both
evenings.
Over the years, the
auction-barbecue has
attracted thousands of
northeastern Pennsyl-
vania residents and
proceeds have benefitted
the church in its various
programs.
All of the items auctioned
off during the two nights
of bidding are donated by
area residents and
merchants. The barbecue
attracts upwards of a
thousand diners each year
with some of the Back
Country's best chefs
assisting in preparing the
delicious meal.
Co-chairpersons for this
year's benefit affair are
Frank G. Williams, Carl
Besteder and Mrs. Bea
Beatty, who have been
active over the years in
promoting the benefit
barbecue-auction.
Assisting on the various
committees as chair-
persons are the following:
grounds, Donald Rought,
barbecue; Mrs. Sheryl
Phillips, Mrs. Judy
Schoonover; barbecue
Dymond; auction, Joyce
and Roger Bellas, Jack
Rogers, auctioneer,
Richard Brunges; small
goods stand, Mrs. Betty
Dee French; baked goods,
Mrs. Estelle Whispell;
Cease reunion
Cease family reunion
will be held on Saturday,
July 26, at James Grove,
Muhlenburg.
Meeting, games and
prizes will follow a picnic
lunch at 1 p.m.
Car wash
by DeMolay
~~ The Susquehanna
Chapter Order of
DeMolay will hold a car
wash Saturday, July 19
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
behind the Shavertown
Acme, Shavertown.
Donation is $1.25.
Franklin
plans bazaar
The Franklin-
Northmoreland Twp. Fire
Company will hold its
annual bazaar on July 24-
25-26 at the fire hall
grounds in Orange. There
will be games, food and
entertainment.
Auxiliary president
Joanne Marino wishes to
remind township
residents that donations
of baked goods and sale
items for the bazaar are
greatly needed.
Evans reunion
The 68th Evans reunion
will be held Sunday, Aug.
3 at Cloe Faux's Farm in
Vernon on Route 292. The
first house on the road to
Beaumont.
Come with picnic lunch
at: 12:30 and get
acquainted with your
relatives. Please bring
family photos.
Reunion
scheduled
The annual reunion of the
Hiram Wilson family will
be held on Sun., July 27 at
Ghost Town Park.
A business meeting will
refreshments, Betty and
David Weaver; funnell
cakes, John and Darlene
Headley and members of
the UMYF; publicity,
Becky Schoonover;
tickets, Phil Reid;
cashiers, Mrs. Gloria
Rought; dining room,
Mrs. Margo Stage;
parking, Members of Boy
Scout Troop 336 of Cen-
termoreland-Falls. ’
Public parks,
amusement parks,
museums and scores of
events are among the
attractions listed in a new
newspaper tabloid style
publication that
highlights summer season
activities in Luzerne
County. .
Entitled ‘‘Summertime
Excitement,’ the
publication focuses on the
many things to do in
Luzerne County and is
saving guide to the region.
With its location between
the Pocono Resort Area
and the Endless Moun-
tains, Luzerne County
provides the ideal base for
one-day excursions to all
parts of Northeastern
Pennsylvania.
Complimentary copies of
the guide are available
from the Luzerne County
Tourist Promotion
Agency, 301 Market
Street, Kingston, PA
intended to serve as a gas- 18704; (717) 288-6784 or
288-7038.
Monte Carlo night set
The Harvey's Lake butt.
Yacht Club is holding its
first Monte Carlo Night,
Saturday, July 19.
There will be games,
snacks, and a late night
For those who choose,
there will be music for
dancing. Reservations
are to be made with
Karen Keefer.
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FROM 5 P.M.
Veal Scallops
Veal Cutlet Parmigiana
Veal Francese
Veal Wine Marsala
and
Antipasto (Italy Style-
T-Bone
Surf and Turf
Filet Mignon
Delmonico Steak
Lobster Tail
vations)
person.
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Thursday
HAM SPECIAL
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