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Ted Wilson paced the
Lutherans with 589 and B.
Monk added 523 but their
scored were wasted when
they lost three points: to
Shavertown C in the Back
Mountain Church League.
Despite the loss the
Lutherans still hold first
place by one game. K.
Youngblood the winning
five with 212 (600). He was
aided by Kyttle’s 586,
Moore’s 577 and J. Baur’s
212 (544). D. Eddy added
518. Shavertown A added
four points to their record
on a forfeit by Dallas B.
Ken Spencer toppled pins
for 224 (608) to lead
Trucksville B in taking all
from East Dallas whose J.
Cobleigh rolled 534. W.
Lozo scattered pins for 569
and J. Zarno knocked
them down for 553 to lead
Orange A to a shutout
, BY MIKE POLK
Mrs. Donald Walter of
Centermoreland will be
the guest speaker at the
World Day of Prayer Ser-
_ vice to be held Friday
afternoon, March 5, at 1 in
Orange United Methodist
Church. Mrs. Walter is
the wife of Rev. Donald
Walter, pastor of the
Centermoreland UM
Charge.
Rev. Dr. Allan Cease,
pastor of the Carverton
UM Charge, will be
leading a Bible study on
six Sunday nights during
Lent. The book, “Jesus
the Servant,” from the
Gospel of Mark, will be
used. Initial study will be
Sunday at the parsonage,
corner of West Eighth
Street and Bodle Road,
Carverton.
Russell Eyet of East
‘Dallas is home after a
stay in Wilkes-Barre
over Carverton B. C.
Cyphers gave 522 and J.
Mitchell rolled 517.
Carverton A picked up
three points from Shaver-
town B led by Rich’s 223
(551) and J. Ide’s 514. The
Shavertown teams had D.
Wright’s 510. Dallas A-
copped three from
Trucksville C sparked by
Bob W.s 545 and B.
Roberts 523. Orange B
took three from Maple
Grove whose B. Higgins
spilled pins for 551.
In the Bowlerette
League Franklin’s
Family Restaurant
copped three points ‘from
Tom Reese girls who had.
C. Davies’ 179 and N.
Moser’s 170. Hoagie Bar
and Mr. Donut divided
evenly with. N. Crane
hitting 185 and D. Davis
posting 174 for the
General Hospital.
Supervisors of Franklin
Township will meet
Monday evening at 8 in
the basement of the
Orange United Methodist
Church.
Cindy Weiskerger of
Dymond ' Hollow under-
went surgery on Thursday
in Alfred L. Dupont
Institute deNemours
Foundation in
Wilmington, Del.
Sunday is the last day to
place orders for Easter
candy with’ the Youth
Group of Centermoreland
UM Church.
East Dallas United
Methodist Church will
hold its annual pancake
supper Saturday with
serving starting at 4:30 in
the church social rooms.
Bill Montross rendered
a trumpet solo, ‘Bless
This House,’ ac-
companied by his mother,
doughnut team. D. Vrhel
toppled pins for 176 for the
Hoagie Bar.
V. Spencer’s 526 showed
the way for Bad News
Bowlers three point win
over Primos in Our Gang
League. Guzzlers earned
three from the Gutter
Dusters despite: V.
Hudak’s 547. Strike Outs
picked up three from the
No Names whose C.
Exarhopoulis hit the pins
for 171. Eager Beavers
and the Hangers split 2-2
with the Hangers sparked
by L. Lavelle’s 560 and J.
Ide’s 553. Darlene Hudak
spilled pins for 190-170
(514).
Fino’s Pharmacy took
all from Endless Moun-
tains in the George Shupp
League led by K. Young-
blood who walloped pins
for 221-202-220 (643). S.
Bonomo scattered wood
for 576 and J. Strazdus
found the range for 239
(573). B. Downs added
553. R. Barr’s 211 (529)
was high for the mountain
boys. Dallas Nursery
blanked Stanton TV
whose P. Jordan ham-
mered the pins for 234-221-
201 (656) and N. Stredny
walloped wood for 239-206
(626). C. Glasser tumpled
pins for 217 (579), D. Eddy
hit them for 562 and F.
Adams added 546. The TV
team had D. Katyl’s 552,
L. Lavelle’s 212 (551) and
P. Adamshick’s 216.
Harris Associates shut out
Disque Funeral Home
with A. Wendel spilling
pins for 221 (585) and D.
Purvin rolling 525. L.
Yankowski set the pace
for Disque with 525 and E.
Labatch posted 216 (518).
Gino hit the pins for 224
(575) to lead his Gino’s
Shoe Store team to three
points from Roberts Oil.
C. Kazokas contributed
563 and T. Doughton
rolled 535. J. Holowich
rolled 531 and D. Bates
gave 215 (540) for the oil
men.
In the Ladies Country
League L. Thomas top-
pled pins for 180 (490) and
M. Culver scattered them
Firebirds shut out the
paced by B. May's 184
(489). M. Carkhuff
knocked down pins for 531
for the losing five. Lynx
took three from the
Camaros led by
E.Langdon’s 514 and
LaBarons copped three
from the Citations led by
J. Roan who rolled a big
231 (553). And to J. Roan,
our apologies for
reporting a 225 in this
column rather than the
correct 265 game. Those
40 points’ make a big
difference. M. Morris hit
the pins for 185 for the
Citations. The Aries M.
Balberchak led the team
to a 2-2 split over the
Capris with his 205-204
(578). Omegas and
Mustangs divided evenly
with no one hitting high
scores.
In the Imperialette
Mrs. Carol Montross at
the service Sunday
marking Boy Scout
Sunday, in Centermore-
land UM Church. Flowers
on the altar for the service
were given in memory of
Joseph Senese by Fred
and Patricia Senese and
family.
A special Ash Wed-
nesday service will be
held tonight at 7:30 in
East = Dallas United
Methodist church. Rev.
Donald Walter,
will speak on “No Life -
No Suffering.”
The Centermoreland
UM Church School win-
ners dinner, covered dish,
will be held after the
morning worship service
Sunday morning at 11:15.
Women’s quilting group
will meet today from 10 to
2 p.m. at Mount Zion UM
Church.
Ashes will be blessed at
7:45 morning mass today
‘in Gate of Heaven Church,
Dallas, Rev. William
Cusick, pastor, has an-
nounced. Distribution of
ashes will take place after
mass and also at 8:30
a.m., 4:30 p.m. and during
the 7:30 p.m. mass.
A special Lenten Mass
and Lenten instructions
will be offered on Wed-
nesday evenings during
Lent at 7:30.
Ash Wednesday is a day
of fast and abstinence in
Roman Catholic Chur-
ches, as are all Fridays of
lent. Church faithful, who
have reached the age of 14
are obliged by the law of
abstinence while those
from 21 to their 59th birth-
day are obliged by the law
of fast.
During Lent, Stations of
the Cross will be con-
ducted every Friday
evening in Gate of Heaven
with benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament at
7:30 except on First
Fridays of Len when mass
will be offered.
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In St. Therese’s Church
at Shavertown, Ash
Wednesday masses will
be offered this morning at
9:30 and this evening at
7:30. Distribution of ashes
will follow the 9:30 mass,
and after the 7:30 mass.
Congregational Stations
of the Cross at St.
Therese’s will take place
Friday evenings during
lent at 7:30. Daily mass
will be offered throughout
Lent at 9:30 a.m. Mon-
days through Fridays,
"and on Wednesday
evenings at 7:30.
Rev. Joseph Sammons,
pastor of St. Therese’s
Church, entered Mercy
Monday morning. He is
scheduled to undergo
surgery there today. In
his absence, Rev. Seamus
Kuebler, Shavertown will
offer masses this mor-
ning, tomorrow and
Friday mornings. Rev.
Seamus, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kuebler,
Shavertown, is a blind
priest. /
At Our Lady of Victory
at Harveys Lake, Rev.
George A. Jeffrey, pastor,
has announced the
following schedule for Ash
Wednesday and Friday
evenings. Mass will be
offered this morning at 8,
ashes. Ashes will also be
distributed this evening at
7:30. Stations of the Cross
will take place Frieay
evenings at 7:30 during
Lent at Our Lady of
Victory Church.
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Rev. Edward Zawod-
niak, pastor of Our Lady
of Mount Carmel Church
‘at Lake Silkworth, has
announced distribution of
ashes this morning
following the 8:30 mass
and again this evening at
6:30. Mass also will be
offered this evening at 7,
followed by distribution of
ashes. Stations of the
Cross at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel Church
will be held Friday
evenings at 7 with mass.
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Holy Communion this
evening at 7:30 will
highlight Ash Wednesday
services in St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church were
Rev. Lynn Rothrock is
pastor. Wednesday
evenings during Lent, a
worship service will be
held at 7:30.
Needy family food
collection will take place
The Wyoming Valley
Chapter of the Scranton
Diocese Catholic
Laymen’s Retreat League
(St. - Alphonsus) will
sponsor. the Lenten
devotion of the Way of the
Cross on the Sundays of
lent in various churches in
Luzerne County. Services
will. begin Sunday
Zigmund Jersakk,
chapter president, has
announced. Opening Way
of the Cross service will
be held Sunday afternoon
at 5 at Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church at Lake
Silkworth, where Rev.
Edward Zawodniak is
pastor.
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ST. ANDREW’S OR-
THODOX CHURCH
Season of lent at St.
Andrew’s Orthodox
Church, Dallas, will begin
after 6 p.m. Sunday
evening. Special Lenten
services will be held
Friday evenings at 6
starting March 5, and will
continue every Friday
Week. Confessions of the
faithful will be heard after
the Friday evening ser-
vices. Orthodox
Christians will observe
Easter on Sunday, April
18, a week later than non-
Orthodox Christians.
Very Rev. Father William
Stroyen, is pastor of St.
Andrews Orthodox
Church.
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Supervisors of North:
moreland Township will
meet Monday evening at 7
at the home of Mrs. Bea
Beatty, secretary, Route
292, Centermoreland.
Board Chairman Jack
Husband will preside.
Midweek Bible study
will take place this
morning at 10:30 in
Carverton UM Church.
Communion will be
administered at services
Sunday morning in the
three United Methodist
Churches of the Carverton
UM Charge at Carverton
at 9; at Orange at 10, and
. at Mount Zion at 11. Rev.
Dr. Allan Cease is pastor
of the Carverton UM
Charge. :
Ash Wednesday prayer
services will be held this
evening at 7:30 at Mount
Zion UM Church.
Hospital patients at
area hospitals as the Post
Communion will be
offered this evening at
7:30 in Shavertown United
Methodist church, Rev.
Burtt Sweet, pastor, has
announced. Installation of
a new Rodgers 900. organ
will take place this week.
United Methodist
Women of Shavertown
UM Church will meet this
morning at 9 in the church
kitchen to begin
preparations for the sale
of hot cross buns, which
will be available Thur-
sday afternoon from 12 to
2.
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At Dallas United
Methodist Church where
Rev. Eugene Akers is
pastor, the Sacrament of
Communion will be of-
fered during Ash Wed-
nesday services at 7:30.
Lenten season next
Sunday will begin with the
traditional collection of
food stuffs for the Food
Bank. Suggested for the
first week of donations
are Main Course dinners,
such as Spam, stew, tuna
fish, etc.
went to press included
Peggy Thomas and
Rhonda Gittens of Mount
Zion, Marion Brace and
Kay Love of Orange, who
were patients in Wilkes-
Barre General Hosptial;
Marie Shaffer of Mount
zion, who was a patient at
the NPW Medical Center
in Plains Township, and
Charlotte: Coon of Car-
doloski and Harry
Welliver of Mount Zion,
who were patients in
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital.
The first of six Sunday
evening Lenten services
for friends and members
of the Centermoreland
UM Charge will be held
Sunday evening at 7:30 in
Centermoreland United
Methodist church. Based
on the TV program “You
Are There’ the Lenten
will use a
familiar format, taking
the worshippers on
various Biblical Day
sites. Sunday evening’s
topic site: will be the
Temple in Jerusalem in
the year 30 A.D.
On succeeding Sunday
evenings at 7:30, Biblical
Day sites or subjects will
be as follows: Sunday,
March 7, at 7:30 at
Dymond Hollow--‘‘Pas-
sover’’; Sunday, March
14, at 7:30 at East Dallas
UM Church--‘‘The Mount
of Olives’; Sunday,
March 21, at 7:30 at
Centermoreland--‘‘The
Palace of the High
Priest’; Sunday, March
28, at 7:30 at Dymond
Hollow UM Church--““The
Fortress Antonia’ and on
Sunday, April 4 at East
Dallas UM Church--
“Skull Hill,” outside
Jerusalem.
Ever fall into a shop-
ping trap? Do you know
how to save nutrients and
still get the food cooked?
Ever wonder if planning
ahead is really worth the
effort? You can learn the
answer to these questions
and much, much more by
joining a new group.
Families living in
Luzerne County can now
receive a series of free
lessons on nutrition and
shopping habits. = Penn
State University and the
Expanded Food and
Nutrition Education
Program (EFNEP) are
looking for families in 4
Pennsylvania counties to
be part of the EFNEP-
Food Stamp Project.
If your family receives
food stamps, or if you
meet the income
guidelines, you can help
the Penn State
Cooperative ~~ Extension
Service and EFNEP test
several different ways to
teach nutrition.
The EFNEP-Food
Stamp Project in Blair,
Cambria, Huntingdon,
and Luzerne counties are
offering a combination of
mailed lessons and
lessons in your home.
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These will be taught by
trained nutrition aides
who live in the com-
munitites they serve.
Who knows, your aide
may be your friendly
neighbor. |
According to Josephine
Kotch, County Extension
Home Economist,
‘nutrition aides have been
a strong part of the 13
year-old program to bring
sound nutritional
educational programs to
Pennsylvania homem-
akers.
For your convenience,
Penn State has installed a
toll-free number you can
call for more information
and to enroll in the EF-
NEP-Food Stamp
Program. Homemakers
can call 1-800-252-3905
between8 a.m. and5 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
They can also call the
Luzerne county extension
office at 825-1701 or 459-
0736 to enroll. Remember
thing to help you feed a
hungry family.
League J. Clark knocked
down pins for 193 (509)
and I. Katyl hit them for
196 (504) to lead Trail’s
End to a 2-2 split with the
Jean Shop whose high
rollers were J. Mekeel
188, D. Zurinski 178, and
M. Ritts 176 (472).
Lamoreaux took all from
Gino’s Shoe Store paced
by M. Fondo’s 173 (470).
Mahaffey Oil dropped
three points to Lombardo
Bakery despite K.
Scavone’s 175.
In the Franklin Family
Restaurant League w
didn’t have the team
results at press time, but
can report the 12 top
scorers for last Friday. A.
Wendell led all bowlers
with a walloping 620,
followed by J. Roan’s 602.
K. Orkwiss rolled a 590
toppled pins for 587.
Youngblood hit a three
game 580 series and D.
Eddy connected for 563.
R. Bonomo gave his
team 546° and C. Nafus
rolled the same for his
five. T. Doughton ended
with 544 and Glen Mazer
had 537. B. Hislop ended
with 528 and H. Garris
with 525.
Sorry men, next week
we’ll have the total
results.
Church Women United
from 24 Back Mountain
Churches will join for this
year’s World Day of
Prayer worship services
to be held Friday af-
ternoon, March 5, at 1:30
in Trucksviile United
Methodist Church.
This annual service
unites millions of people
in prayer services on six
continents during a 24-
hour period.
Mrs. Larry Saxe, World
Day of Prayer chairman
for Church Women
United, has. announced
that this year’s theme is
“The People of God;
Gathered for Warship,
Scattered for Service.”
The text was prepared by
the women of the
Republic of Ireland and of
Northern Ireland, who
worked ecumenically at a
Christian renewal center
near the border of the two
Irish states.
The service draws upon
the religious traditions of
Roman Catholic,
Orthodox and Protestant
women and is a call to
peace, justice and
reconciliation - a
recognized need in
Ireland and in .many
nations and regions of the
world. !
World Day of Prayer
provides women in the
occasion to participate in.
a nationwide offering,
which goes into’ Inter-
continental Grants, the
process by which Church
Women United carries out
its stewardship through
grants to a wide variety of
programs and projects to
further peace, justice and
the empowerment of
women. From its
beginning in 1941, the
tradition of Churd
to join prayer and com-
mitment to action
programs and projects,
which express the dedica-
tion of Church Women
United to Christ’s mission
at home and overseas.
Miss Mary Jane Don-
nelly, librarian at King’s
College, Wilkes-Barre,
will be the guest speaker
at the service in Trucks-
Church. The local phase
of the observance will be a
program on ‘Ireland -
Praying for Peace!’’ Miss
Donnelly studied in
Ireland for sometime be-
fore accepting the
position as librarian at
King’s College and will
give a first hand account
of the problem there.
Mrs. John
Church is chairperson for
the World Day of Prayer
program at Trucksville
UM Church, assisted by
Mrs. Mary Stahovic ‘of
Gate of Heaven Church,
Dallas, who is co-
chairperson. Mrs.
Catherine Bolinski will
render a soprano solo,
accompanied by Mrs.
Sam Jayne, organist at
Trucksville UM Church.
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