PAGE EIGHT a section of racing track meet for the first time on human ‘existence, but ALA : Phone 693-2536 with the racing cars. Wednesday evening, April whose uncompromising ° Right Across From the State Police Barracks There are a few special 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the vision failed her in the In The Wilson Flock Building larger antique cars and a library annex. Interested end. “THE PL ACE WHERE EXERCISE group of army equip- = collectors are welcome to “The Birde Of Lowther : ! ment; plus many attend. Fell” by Margaret CAN BE FUN” ANTIQUE SHOW-Prince of Peace Churchwomen are making plans for the 29th WroCherS carTymg ao, The Book Club will hold Forster is a powerful Rr re ET jis A by Nancy S. Kozemchak Come in and see our Matchbox Car collection. Thanks to relatives of staff members, we have cars in our display case really neat display! The American Diabetes Association has donated a copy of their new “Family Cookbook’ to the library. It includes recipes which at our most primitive level. This is a personal, one-on-one exchange of ideas on good, bad, great and awful excursions into horror! of times in our life. Let's ask the same question about the Back Mountain Memorial Library. The answer depends on our individual needs, tastes, and desires. , There's savor; the non-fiction to pass on to us the knowledge of the world’s greatest minds. You'll never know “What's in it for me?” until you make an on-the spot in- for this month: Thereisa will enable everyone-- “Her Side Of It’ by fiction to whisk us vestigation of the corner with all the farm , diabetics and _ non- Thomas Savage is a anyplace in the world of resources at your library. equipment to which we diabetics--to eat magnificently observed makebelieve; there’s Why not try us today? have added a haystack; the shiny passenger cars; be borrowed from’ the life of an American : ~—— SOCRCS ICTR wé have a platform with library. ; woman artist-a novelist ’N — NOW OPEN — 2% YA : many of the delivery The newly formed who saw beyond the . ‘ trucks displayed on; and of the much-loved special cars that look slightly used. These are the special matchbox cars made by Lesney in England. These cars have been loaned to us by Richie Rudolph, Mark Koprowski, and Cliff and Glen Kozemchak.- Many of these cars are at least nutritionally, sensibly and deliciously. This book can Collector’s Group will it’s April meeting in the library annex on Monday afternoon, April 20 at 1:30: Mrs. Crump will preside at the business meeting. Guests are welcome. New books at the library; ‘‘Stephen King’s Danse Macabre” is the author’s analysis of horror--as a moving, rhythmic search...fo- On April 16, Maundy Thursday service will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Huntsville Christian Communion, The Chain of Prayer gives each the true meaning of and beautifully written novel which portrays the apparent surfaces of romance in the gothic tradition. A woman with a newly orphaned teenage nephew is forced to reassess her position as a single woman and to change radically the kind of life she has chosen to lead. A-difficult situation. “What's in it for me?” is a question we ask ourselves untol thousands poetry to inspire and to We'll welcome you! 48 464 WYOMING AVENUE Church. The public is Easter. Jack Culp is : most cordially invited to responsible for organizing attend this very special the schedule for the and meaningful can- participants in this prayer : dlelight service of Holy chain. LT Communion, Bible Easter morning wor- EA T ita withire = . ih me i readings, meditations, ship service begins at 9:30 : Southern Baptist i i i 1 onference DEBATE TEAM-Members of the Wilkes Debate Team who will represent the college and special music. am. Je Nursery and The Lake-Lehman Band Sponsors will hold their monthly hoagie sale on Tuesday, April 21. Chairman Mrs. Clarence now through Friday, April 17. Committee includes Mrs. Gerald Bernstein, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Walter Konopke, Mrs. Special and group orders are welcome and free delivery can be arranged upon request. Proceeds wil benefit the band presented by the choir. The congregation enters and leaves the sanctuary in silence, as they remember the Lord’s last supper with His disciples. Beginning at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Arpil 18, and continuing through 8 a.m. on Easter morning, April 19, members 'of the congregation of Hunt- Kindgarten classes will sing ‘“‘Allelulia’’ during the children’s sermonette. The Children’s Choir will- sing ‘Carol Joyfully” during the Offertory. The anthemn ‘Awake Thou That Sleepest” by Maker will be presented by the adult, chancel, and youth choirs. Rev. Cliff Jones is pastor of the church. Mrs. i : oa . Searfoss or any com- Albert Perrego, Mrs. competition trip to Sville Christian Church Arline Wertman is music * Watch for our beautiful new building to be constructed this summer mittee member will ac- George Sabaluski and = Florida and Disney World Will be participating in a director. cept your hoagie order Mrs. Larry Sorber. in May. 24-hour Chain of Prayer. CET mmission TT HH —, St i pd LA If your family is awaiting the arrival of a new member, the Back Mt. West La Leche League meeting, ‘‘The Breastfed Baby’’ may interest you. Informal discussion will center on how to manage those first hectic weeks with = emphasis on the Franklin and Nor- thmoreland Township Ambulance Association is offering a car- diopulmonary resuscit- ation course on April 29 and 30 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Orange Fire Hall. All residents who are interested in attending please call Clarence Lee Brace 333-4911. There will be a fee of $2 per person to cover the cost of the books. entire family as well as timely tips for mother and baby. . . i The. meeting will be held on April 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Albert’ Holcomb, Sweet During this 24-hour period someone from the congregation will be at the church at all times to participate in Bible reading, prayer, and on LRAT RET, Did you know you save $4 a year with a subscription : 1 Valley. 'F in. buying it on the Ambulance Assns. Valley ror more in buying it onthe Holcomb. 5211. 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