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The following students
have obtained an average
Heather
Andrew
Grade 1:
Missy
Tammie Yeter.
Grades 2 and 3: Chris
Brooks, Heather Camp-
bell, Holly Hughes, Mary
Miller, Melanie Raspen,
Leigh Jamgochian, Adam
Norwig, Darcie Yeter.
Grades 4 through 6;
Chad Brooks, Amy
Campbell, Carol Miller,
Jared Samuel.
Grades 7 and 8; John
Britt, Darci Davis,
Michele Eason, John
Miller, Seth Samuel.
Carverton United
Methodist Church has
completed plans for an ice
cream social Saturday in
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Kohl of Lake Township
observed their eighth
wedding anniversary
June 16. The Kohls are
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both employed by the
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the social rooms. Serving
begins from 2 to 7 p.m.,
under the direction of
Rev. Allen Cease, Doris
Stearn, Carol Metz, Glenn
Moyer and George
Parrish. ‘‘Pairs and
Spares Class’’ will handle
t i
the kitchen.
Weather permitting,
games and entertainment
will be held for children
on church grounds. Mrs.
George Kromelbein will
direct the setting up of
Methodist Women’s craft
table.
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Carverton UM Charge honors graduates
The 1981 college and congratulated the Wilkes-Barre Vo-Tech, School; Sandra Lewis and
high school graduates following at services on and Terri Metz, Dallas: William Daniels,
were honored at services Sunday: Area High School. Wyoming Area High
Sunday morning in the At Mt. Zion UM Church, School.
three United Methodist At Carverton UM Jacqueline Lewis, East At Orange UM Church:
Churches that comprise Church, Joseph Perry, Stroudsburg State Harry Dewey and Doris
the Carverton UM
Charge. Rev. Dr. Allan
Cease, Charge pastor,
Jr., who graduated from
the University of Pitt-
sburgh; Mona Sickler,
Heart victims can help with new study
One-time Heart Attack
victims between the ages
of 28 and 64 are currently
being sought to par-
ticipate in a study which
lowers cholesterol to an
unprecedented level.
With heart disease
claiming 800,000 lives
annually, the National
Institutes of Health is
funding four research
centers. across the
country to explore the role
of lowered cholesterol in
the treatment of heart
attack victims.
Researchers hope to find
conclusive evidence that
maximal reduction of this
fatty substance will
significantly reduce the
risk of heart disease.
The East Coast Center,
College; Mark Burgess,
Seton Catholic: High
Morgan, Dallas Area
High School.
which opened a short time
ago, is located at The
Lankenau Hospital in
Philadelphia. The center
provides transportaiton
and lodging for all
prospective participants
and an interested family
member to come in for a
screening visit.
Interested persons - 28
through 64 who have
suffered one Heart Attack
within the last five years
are urged to contact the
Hyperlipidemia Study for
more information. Call
toll free 1-800-362-5244.
Nesbitt sets
big clearance
baby contest
A special feature of the
1981 Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary’s
Annual June Festival
scheduled for Saturday,
June 20 from 11 a.m. to 8
p.m. on the hospital
grounds, 562 Wyoming
Ave., Kingston is a Baby
Contest.
Registration will be the
day of the Festival from
11:30 a.m. to 12 noon in the
Auditorium, Nesbitt
Medical Arts Bldg., 534
Wyoming Ave., Kingston.
The Contest will be held
promptly at 12 noon.
of sportswear
dresses - coals
furs - gowns, etc.
25% to 75% OF
°
Denison :
Come early for best selections.
sets hours
Denison House will be
open for tours every day / 88 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
except Monday and
Tuesday from 1 to 5 p.m.
during June, July and
August.
Special tours may be
made by calling Mrs.
Alberta Bradley at 287-
4212 or Mrs. Barbara
Stevens at 288-6820.
WILKES-BARRE
Phone: 825-3457
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