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The Divine Liturgy will
be served at 9:30 a.m. at
St. Andrew’s Orthodox
using their talents to
multiply their silver
dollars. The ingathering
Church in Dallas, this will be on Nov. 30, St.
Sunday, Oct. 12. the V. Andrew's Day. It is
Rev. Dr. W. Basil always interesting to find
Stroyen, the celebrant, the latent talents that
will preach from St. Luke
7:11-16 on the theme:
“What about the only
son?” At 8 a.m. on his
program ‘The Pastor’s
people do have.
Delores Ostrum and
John Kriel are co-
chairmen for the Annual
Roast Beef Dinner to be
held at the Idetown Fire
House on Saturday, Oct.
18. Beside roast beef,
mashed potatoes and
gravy a large assortment
he will speak on the
healing powers of Jesus.
The members of the
congregation are now
of vegetables and relishes
will be served. the
workers pride themselves
on the fact that
everything is prepared
fresh. A bake sale will be
held at this time. It is
preferred that tickets be
purchased in advance.
They may be obtained
from Ye Olde Clock
Shoppe in the Dallas
Shopping Center, {rom
membersof the
congregation or from
Delores Ostrum at 675-
Mrs. Ruth Houser, 54 Overbrook Ave.,
Carverton Road, Shavertown, underwent
Trucksville, is coming surgery on Tuesday in
along nicely in Wilkes Nesvitt Memorial
Barre General Hospital Hospital.
where she is a surgical Albert Torr, 2 Highland
Drive, New Goss Manor,
is a medical patient at the
Back Country
by Michael Polk
Frank Garris, 95
Tom Schulze, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schulze of
Orange Road, Carverton, has entered his sophomore
year at Mansfield State College. Shulze is a graduate of
Dallas Area High School where he starred on the high
school baseball team.
Schulze spent about three weeks before school
resumed visiting his brother, Lt. Fred Schulze, who is
serving with the Army at Weisbaden, Germany. The
brothers toured eight European countries on a whirlwind
five day tour, including Monace, Italy, France, Austria
and Germany. Lt. Schulze, a Dallas Area High and West
Point grad, has been serving with the Army since
completing additional training at an Army Officers
Training School in Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ockenhouse of Hildebrand Road,
East Dallas, will be honored at an open house at East
Dallas United Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 19, from 2 to 7. They will observe their silver wed:
ding anniversary on Oct. 21.
Mrs. Marian Lilley of Ransom Road is home after a
stay at Mercy Hospital in Wilkes-Barre.
Stacey Schoonover of Centermoreland is a medical
patient at Tyler Memorial Hospital in Tunkhannock.
Friends of Robert Rogers of Vernon will be glad to
learn he came home on Sunday after a 10-day stay as a
medical patient in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kingston.
His condition at presstime was reported as much better.
Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
(Theresa) Shaver of Falls on the birth of a daughter,
Rebecca Robin, in Tyler Memorial Hospital on Sept. 29.
The Shavers also have a son, Robert, 3d. Mrs. Shaver is
the former Miss Theresa Bogart, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bogart of Perry, Ga. Mr. Shaver is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaver, Sr. of Falls, and is em-
ployed at the Proctor and Gamble Plant in Mehoopany.
Laity Sunday will be observed on Sunday in Center-
moreland UM Church.
Rev. and Mrs. Allan Cease of Orange Road, Carverton,
will entertain at an open house on Sunday, Oct. 12, from 2
to 6 p.m. at the Cease home, 142 Franklin St., Dallas, in
honor of Rev. Dr. Cease’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Cease, who will observe their 40th wedding an-
niversary on Sunday.
Choir of Carverton United Methodist Church will
rehearse Saturday morning at 11 at the church.
Mrs. Coleen Gleason will speak on the ‘Law of the
Sea’ at a joint meeting of the United Methodist Women
of the Carverton and Centermoreland UM Charges
Monday evening at 7:30 in Centermoreland UM Church.
Highlight of the address will be the responsibility to
protect water from pollution.
Robert James Shaver, son of Tom and Betty Ann
Shaver, and Jennifer Lynn Kruppo, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph (Donna) Kruppo of Delhi, N.Y., were
baptized at the morning worship service Sunday in
Centermoreland UM Church. Rev. Carlos Munoz, pastor,
officiated. A reception followed Sunday evening at the
Shaver residence in Orange. Mrs. Shaver and Mrs.
Kruppo are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver
of Centermoreland.
Three Points men’s dinner will be held Saturday
evening at 6:30 in Mount Zion United Methodist Church.
Guest speaker will be Rev. Charles F. Gommer, Sr.,
pastor of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church of Scranton.
Tickets for the dinner are available from George Parrish
of Carverton UM Church; Nelson Lewis of Mount Zion
UM Church, and Malcolm Baird of the Orange UM
Church.
Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of Miss
Nancy Alling, Mount Zion, who passed away on Sept. 27.
Pairs and Spares Class of Carverton UM Church will
meet tomorrow evening at 8 in the church social rooms.
George Parrish is president of the class.
Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver of Centermoreland are the
Hospital, Wilkes-Barre.
Friends of Mrs. James
(Martha) Robinson, 127
Orchard East, Newberry
Estates, will be glad to
learn that she is coming
along slowly in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital,
Kingston, where she is
recovering from injuries
suffered in a fall on Sept.
21.
Mrs. Gordon (Alice)
Oct. 18
5109.
The parish is also
selling tickets for the Yale
Russian Chorus Concert
to be held at Marywood
College Auditorium on
Sunday, Nov. 2 at 3:15
p.m. The benefit concert
is for St. Tikhon’s
Seminary of So. Canaan,
Pa. More information can
be obtained from Jule
Maceiko at 288-4605.
Religious classes for
children are being
planned. Please register
your children.
Austin, 189 North Main
St., Shavertown, is a
medical patient in Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital.
Friends of Donald
Bunney, R. D. 1,
Tunkhannock, extend best
wishes for a speedy
recovery and return
home. He underwent
surgery on Tuesday in
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston.
Dallas Fire and
Ambulance Auxiliary will
hold their installation
dinner at the Flagstone,
Sunday, Oct. 12, 6:30 p.m.
Dinner will be Dutch
treat. Guests may choose
from the menu.
Rose Rinehimer,
president “of Shavertown
Auxiliary, will be the
installing officer. New
officers will be Naomi
Ward, president; Jan-
nette Grieves, vice
president; Karen Spudis,
secretary; and Judy
Shaffer, treasurer. Board
of Directors will be Emily
Burns, - outgoing
president; Sandy
Sheehan, Blodwen Shaffer
and Betty Brokenshire.
The dinner will be
followed by ‘a short
business meeting.
Arrangements were
made by Naomi Ward and
Karen Spudis.
Marine Lance Cpl.
Michael A. Kasko, son of
Marion E. and Andrew
Kasko Jr. of Rt 5, Kasko
Road, Shavertown, has
been promoted to his
present rank while ser-
ving at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station, Santa
Anna, Calif.
A 1979 graduate of Lake
Lehman High School,
Lehman, he joined the
Marine Corps in June,
1979.
The Lehman-Jackson
Elementary PTA will
conduct a fundraising
program beginning on
Oct. 10. All proceeds will
be used for various
student projects and
activities which the PTA
has planned for this
school year.
Grades kindergarten
through fourth and
special education will be
selling six kinds of Pa.
Dutch candy. The
products are made by Pa.
Duteh. Co., Inc.,. and
distributed by the Zane
Co. of Edwardsville.
They are the very finest
quality of chocolate, nut
and mint products, which
are all reasonably priced.
Everyone who purchases
them is sure to enjoy
them.
The sale will start on
Oct. 10 and end on Oct. 20.
All order forms must be
returned to school by Oct.
20. No money will be
collected until the product
is delivered, which will be
approximately two weeks
from the date that tall
orders are turned in.
There is a special prize
program for every
student participating.
These awards are
arranged in dollar levels,
starting at $10. Everyone
can be an easy winner.
If there are any
questions concerning the
sale, please contact Mrs.
Cathy McDade, ways and
means chairman, at 675-
3424. Community support
will be appreciated.
Shavertown
Fire Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of
the Shavertown Fire
Department will hold its
monthly meeting on
Monday, Oct. 13 at 8 p.m.
at the fire hall.
CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION--Back Mountain
Jay-C-ettes presented members of the Dallas Junior
Woman’s Club with Certificates of Appreciation for the
club members assistance in the Hobby, Craft and Arts
Tent during the Fall Fair. Left to righty: are Marsha
Landis, Woman’s Club president; Barbara Regan, Jay-
C-ettes; and Sandy Richardson, Woman’s Club. (Photo
by Mark Moran) !
Noxen News
Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Tallent and daughter Becky of
Noxen spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Tallent’s
brother, Mark Wandell, in Bristol, Pa.
Pastor-Parish Relations Committee of the Noxen-
Kunkle UM Charge will meet Monday evening, October
20, at 7 in Kunkle UM Church.
Finance committee of Ruggles UM Church of the
Noxen UM Charge will meet tomorrow evening at 7 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sorchik. All members are
asked to attend.
Annual Harvest Covered Dish supper of Ruggles UM
Church will be held Wednesday evening, October 29, at 6
at the church, followed by special entertainment.
Junior and Senior Youth of Noxen UM Church will
sponsor a roller skating party on Sunday at Bonomo’s
Rink in Dallas. Group will meet at Noxen UM Church
Sunday afternoon at 1.
Those involved in the Progressive Dinner of Noxen UM
Church will meet this evening at 6:30 at the parsonage,
Rev. Donald Sperling, pastor, has announced.
Richard Britt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Britt, Sr. of
Dallas, has been appointed Youth Pastor of the
Independent Bible Church of Noxen. Richard attended
Liberty Bible College in Lynchburg, Va., and is presently
employed at Natona Mills in Dallas.
Mrs. Jeannette Tallent entertained her teenage Sun-
day School Class at a spaghetti dinner Monday evening in
the church hall. Games were played. Devotions were in
charge of Mrs. Tallent. Attending were Karen Roselle,
Kay Freeman, Patty Young, Patty Weaver, Vicky May,
Lauran Winters, Cindy Swingle, Sue Keiper, Edith
Traver, Nancy Traver, Rebedah Tallent, Kelly Coole,
Lisa Butler, Leonnie Potter, Cathy Repleog, Diane
Harris, Allyson/Smith and Lisa Newell.
Miss Linda Dymond and Mrs. Lucy Shalata are in
charge of the Good News Club, which meets Tuesdays
from 3:30 to 4:30 in Noxen IB Church Hall. Kindergarten
age and up are welcome.
morning at 8:30 in Noxen IB Church hall. Ham and eggs,
pancakes, coffee and tea are on the menu sponsored by
men of the church.
Dutch Maid party
Ladies Christian Class
and members of the Ella
Moore Class of East
Dallas United Methodist
Church School are
completing plans for a
benefit ‘Dutch Maid’
party to be held in the
church school room on
Saturday afternoon, Oct.
25, starting at 2. Refresh-
ments will be served and
all members of the church
and their friends are
invited to attend.
Members of the Ella
Moore Class and their
friends will be going to the
Pink Apple Restaurant in
Tunkhannock on Tuesday.
The group will leave from
East Dallas UM Church
Tuesday morning at 10:30
and return to the church
after the lunch for a
business meeting.
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Centermoreland. The Weavers purchased the business
from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crofchik, former owners, who
have retired and are reportedly living in Floral Park,
Fla.
; Annual dinner meeting of the Tri-County Woolgrowers
CE © Association will be held Saturday evening, Oct. 18,
starting at 6:30 in Centermoreland UM Church social
rooms.
Administrative board of Dymond Hollow UM Church
will meet Monday evening, Oct. 20, at 8 in the church
social rooms.
Finance committees of the three United Methodist
Churches of the Centermoreland UM Charge will meet
Friday evening, Oct. 17, at 7:30 at the Dymond Hollow
UM Church.
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