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Saturday, April 25, at Shavertown Acme Market.
Planning the sale are members Kathleen Pope, Diane
~ Jamison, Jane Kell and Kathy White. (Mark Moran
The Salvation Army
will open a new Thrift
Store in Shavertown on or
about May 1.
The new used-
merchandise store will be
located in the building
formerly housing the
Louden Hill Dairy Farms
store on the north side of
Rt. 309 near the Shaver-
town Shopping Center.
According to Lt. George
Childs of the Wilkes-Barre
Savation Army office, the
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store will carry a large
line of clothing, furniture,
and household goods. It
will be open 9-5, Monday
through Thursday, as well
as Saturday and 9-9 on
Friday. It will be the
seventh: Thrift - Store
operated out of the
Wilkes-Barre Center.
Others are located in
Wyoming, Edwardsville,
Wilkes-Barre, Berwick,
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Bloomsburg and
Hazleton.
Persons wishing to
donate clothing for sale in
the Thrift Store may leave
the clothing in bags at the
dropoff boxes in the
Shavertown Shopping
Center parking lot, in the
narking lots of the Dallas
Acme Market, or the IGA
Market in the Dallas
Shopping Center. Fur-
niture may be donated by
calling Lt. Childs at 823-
4191 and requesting a
truck for pickup.
All donations are
prepared by Salvation
Army personnel before
being put out for sale.
Lt. Childs said the
Thrift Stores provide
funds for support of the
Salvation Army’s
residential centers such
as the one on Hazle Street
in Wilkes-Barre, which
houses 40 men. The
Salvation Army main-
tains an extensive
program of personal
rehabilitation.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lowery, of Market Street,
Lehman, announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Jody Eileen, to
Daniel M. Long, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Long of Idetown Road,
Dallas.
Miss Lowery is a senior
at Lake-Lehman High
School and plans to attend
Luzerne County Com-
munity College this fall
for nursing. She is
presently employed at
Weis Markets in Dallas.
Long is a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High
School and is now a music
major at Wilkes College.
No date has been set fr
the wedding.
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The 29th
The Dance Students of
College Misericordia will
present a dance theatre
production on Friday,
May 1 at 8 p.m. in the
college’s McGinty
ED MIGLEY'S
‘CIRCUS ODYSSEY
of the Prince of Peace
Street, Dallas, will be held
gymnasium. The
production will include a
series of jazz and modern
bhia'l:l et works
choreographed by the
students and their dance
on May 5 and 6 from 11
am. to 9 p.m. in the
Church Parish House.
The public is welcome
and tickets: may be
purchased at the door or
from any of the chur-
chwomen. A snack bar
will be open both days
from 11 a.m. till 8 pad.
featuring a variety of
salads, homemade pies
and soups and sand-
wiches. Zita with sauce
and meatballs will be
offered from 5 to 7 p.m.
each evening.
Loretta - Reese _ is
general chairman of the
show with Janice Taylor
serving as co-chairman.
Gail Ide is dealer
chairman and Sharon
grant is co-chairman of
dealers. Other committee
members include Cheryl
Richardson and Kathleen
Brooks, admissions;
Edna Yatsli and Jan
Goeringer, publicity;
Jean Carson and Marion
Salvo, kitchen; Doris
Maturi, hospitality;
Thelma Ratcliffe, an-
nouncements; Han
Llewellyn and Diana
Dreher, flower mart;
Pauline Roth, Arline
Evans and Beverly Tog.
flea mart. i")
Also, Almenia Evans
and Grace Goeringer,
waitresses; Elsie Moore,
advisor; Elizabeth DAily
and Thelma Case,
calling; Faith Warmouth,
restoration; James Jesse,
lighting; Ingrid Prater,
finance; Mary Cohen,
posters; William
Koneman and Jon
Schaffer, programs;
Stephen Moore, night
watchmen and William
Wentz, tickets: and
posters.
instruction, Rosemary
Luksha.
The production is open
to the public. There will
be a 50 cents admission
fee.
ACTION
— 22 HOUR SHOW —
Monday thru Friday, 1:45 & 7:45
P.M.; Saturday 9:45 A.M., 1:45 &
7:45 P.M. April 20 thru 25, 1981
Limited number of seats
Temple Box Office, 9 to 4; Boscov's
Store, Wilkes-Barre; Simon's Gateway
Shopping Center; J.C.Penney, Wyoming
Valley Mall; 10 to 8 and Circus Box
Office, 109th Armory, Kingston, 10 to 5.
performances.
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$7.00, $5.00, $4.00
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