PAGE SIXTEEN
Mrs. Glenna Rozelle,
Franklin Township tax
collector, reminds tax-
payers thatthe deadline
forpayment of 1982 Dallas
Area school district taxes
are due and payable
today, if taxpayers want
to save the allowable two
per cent discount. Mrs.
home today from 9 a.m. to
9 p.m. to accommodate
those Franklin Township
taxpayers, who desire to
avail themselves of the
two percent discount.
After today, school taxes
will be payable at face
value until November 15,
when a 10 per cent last
payment penalty will be
added.
Mrs. John (Lorraine)
Madlyn Pavlovec, Mrs.
Betty Heist, Mrs. Agnes
Gashi and Mrs. Betty
Hilstolsky.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hritzak and daughter,
+ Kim, of Orange and Mrs.
Bonnie. Ramey and
daughter, Holly, of Valley
View Park have returned
after visiting Mrs.
Hritzak’s brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Race, Jr.
and Holly’s father,
Michael
Woodward, Okla.
School
Menus
DALLAS SCHOOLS
Sept. 15-21
WEDNESDAY--Texas weiner (or plain hot op), or
cheese steak hoagie, buttered mixed vegetables, fresh
melon wedge, choice of milk.
THURSDAY--Baked chicken dinner, roll-butter or
chopped ham-n-cheese sandwich, crisp celery stalks,
sliced peaches, choice of milk.
FRIDAY--Pineapple juice, pizza (2 slices) or turkey deli
(sliced turkey, leetuce, mayo), cinnamon applesauce,
choice of milk.
MONDAY--Mexican taco (gr. beef), or Sloppy Joe on
bun, buttered lima beans, vanilla pudding w-topping,
choice of milk.
TUESDAY--Spaghetti w-meat sauce, Italina bread-
butter, or Hot don on roll, salad greens w-dressing,
chilled pears, choice of milk.
GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL
Sept. 15-17
WEDNESDAY--Meatball hoagie, French fries, tossed
salad, cookies, milk.
THURSDAY--Turkey on stick, buttered peas-carrots,
bread-butter, peanut butter celery, pudding, chocolate or
white milk.
FRIDAY--Breaded fish, buttered rice, corn, bread-
butter, tastycake, milk.
WEST SIDE VO TECH
Sept. 15-21
WEDNESDAY--Oval spice-cheese on seeded roll, chips,
vegetable soup, orange smiles, milk.
THURSDAY-Ziti-meat sauce, grated cheese, tossed
salad-choice of dressing, roll-butter, fruited jello, milk.
FRIDAY--Juice, pizza, buttered vegetables, cupcake,
milk.
MONDAY--Sausage patty on roll, French fries, heavenly
delight, fruit cocktail-whip cream, milk.
TUESDAY--Taco, buttered corn, lettuce-tomato, corn
chips, Tech squares, milk.
RAGGEDY ANN & ANDY PLAYSCHOOL
Sept. 15-21
WEDNESDAY -Vegetable beef soup-crackers, pudding
milk.
THURSDAY --Hot dogs w-cheese, carrots, fruit, milk.
FRIDAY--Tuna sandwich, raw vegetables chips, jello,
fruit punch.
MONDAY--Beef-a-roni, bread-butter, peas, jello, milk.
TUESDAY--Bologna sandwich, carrot sticks, pudding,
milk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Beardslee of Damascus,
have. returned after
visiting Rev. and Mrs.
‘Donald Walter in Cen-
termoreland.
Methodist Women of the
Orange UM Church will
hold a benefit hoagie sale
tomorrow at the church
hall. Pickup orders will be
available tomorrow
morning from 9 to 12. Mrs.
Edie Shupp is president of
the Orange UM Women.
A new candlelighter
was donated to: Mount
Zion UnitedMethodist
Church by Leon Van
Tuyle of Mount Zion.
the Sept. 5 worship ser-
vice.
Noxen Ambulance
Association will hold an
open house at the Noxen
Community building on
Sunday from 12 to 5 p.m.
when the recently pur-
chased Noxen Community
Ambulance will be on
display. The helicopter
from the Geisinger
Medical Center at Dan-
ville will make an ap-
pearance Sunday after lin
connection with the open
house. The Noxen am-
bulance Association
concluded its series of
social benefit parties at
Hanson’s Park, Harveys
Lake, on Labor Day.
Board of directors of the
ambulance = association
have expressed thanks
and appreciation to
Donald Hanson, park
owner, for his courtesies
during the summer period
in helping to raise funds
for the association.
Congregational dinner
of St. Luke’s Lutheran
Church of Noxen will be
held Sunday, Sept. 26, in
the parish hall. Walter
Galka and Candy Jones
areheading the com-
mittee on arrangements.
Church Council of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church
met lastevening and
discussed plans for the
congregational dinner.
Ladies Society of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church
furthered plans for a
benefit bazaar and turkey
dinner to be held Satur-
day, Oct. 12, in the parish
hall.
A men’s Sunday School
Class has been organized
at the Orange United
Methodist Church.
Malcolm Baird is the
teacher.
Sandy Baird, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Baird of Sutton Creek
Road, Orange, is home
after a three-day medical
stay at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Mrs. Bertha Scott of
Mount Zion underwent
surgery last week at
Memorial
Hospital.
Friends of Art. Baird,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Baird of Orange,
coming along nicely after
a serious heart problem.
Education committee of
Kunkle United Methodist
Church will host a
presentation by the
Wyoming Valley Drug
and Alcohol Service, Inc.,
entitled “A Family in
Conflict’’ tomorrow
evening at the church.
The program is disigned
for those in the seventh
grade and older and their
families.
United Methodist
Women of Noxen UM
Church = will hold a
rummage and bake sale
in the church basement on
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m.
Rev. C. Jack Orr, who
served as pastor of the
Harmony Grove Com-
munity Church for more
than 33 years, will be the
guest speaker at the Child
Evangelism Fellowship’s
fall banquet to be held
Saturday evening at6:30
in the Middle School at
Tunkhannock. Special
music will be sung by
Billy Montross of Cen-
termoreland and the
group from the Baptist
Bible College at
Tunkhannock. Reserv-
ations for the dinner can
be made by calling Betty
Statnick at Cen-
termoreland.
David Van Etten, youth
pastor at Noxen
Independent Bible
Church, was the sspeaker
at the Sunday service in
Church in the absence of
Rev. Jerry Tallent,
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Employees of PennDOT
worked on Eighth Street
in Franklin Township last
week, repairing potholes’
and removing brush and
weeds alsong runoffs on
both sides of that street.
‘Annual family picnic
for members of St.
Church of Carverton and
its sister parish, Blessed
Sacrament R.C. Church of
Centermoreland, was
held Sunday at the
Franklin Township fire
hall in Orange. The day’s
activities opened with a
mass at noon offered by
the pastor, Rev. Father
John Foley. Games,
music, adult and
children’s games, as well
pastor. David - had his
mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald and Lea
Van Etten of Buffalo, N.
Y. as holiday week end
guest.
Rebecca and Tim
Tallent have returned to
studies at Bob Jones
University in Greenville,
S. C. Becky is a freshman
and will study for a
degree in day care
supervision. Tim is a
junior and is studying for
a degree in math
education. They are the
children of Rev. and Mrs.
Jerry and Jeanette
Donna Shippey has
entered Bob Jones
University at Greenville,
S. C. where she began
freshman studies for a
degree "in business ad-
ministration. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Shippey, who
accompanied her to
Greenville, S. C.
Ronnie Swingle, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Swingle, Sr., Noxen, has
resumed studies at
Millersville State College
where he is a junior,
pursuing studies for a
degree in industrial arts.
dancing were enjoyed at
the largely attended af-
fair. Mrs. Betty Heist and
‘Mrs. Geskey served on
the arrangements
committee.
Fall banquet of the CEF
will be held at the
Tunkhannock Middle
School on
Carol Montross and Betty
Statnik of Cen-
termoreland are serving
on the arrangements
committee. Those
the Centermoreland area
are asked to bring a
covered dish and their
own table service.
Girl and Boy Scout
troops at Centermoreland
Church. © Mrs. Ama
DeGraw also is leader of
the Junior Girl Scouts.
Cadette Girl © Scouts
registration
continued tomorrow
evening at 7 at the Cen-
termoreland UM Church.
' Mrs.
The sacrament of
baptism was ad-
ministered on Sunday,
Sept. 5, to Jason Michael
Parrish, infant on of Mr.
and Mrs. Dana Parrish, in
the Carverton une
Methodist, Church, Ré®y)
Sharon Dixon is Dr. Allan Cease, pastor,
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