Mountain Grange 567
members of Carverton
will hold a benefit rum-
mage sale Saturday at the
Grange Hall, Bodle and
West * Eighth Streets,
Carverton. The sale will
Stanley Krzanowski,
grange master, states
many of the items to be
offered for sale are an-
tiques that should be in
demand. Refreshments
will be available during
At its meeting Monday
evening in the Grange
Grange members
discussed plans for their
general election noon and
served on election day,
Cynthia M,
kirchner,
Stein-
soprano, will
recital accompanied by
Paul S. Kenyon, Oct. 23, at
3 p.m. in the Steadman
Theatre, Mansfield State
College, Mansfield.
Featured arias included
in the performance will be
“Ain’t it a Pretty Night”
from Carlisle Floyd’s
““Susannah’’, ‘‘Ach Isc
Fuh’s’’ from Mozart’s
‘Die Zauberflote,”’ and
“Glitter and be Gay”
from Leonard Bernstein's
“Candide”.
- Miss Steinkirchner has
appeared as a soloist with
the Mansfield College
Community Orchestra
and Choir under the
direction of. Cyril
Stretansky in the per-
Mass in C Major and has
also been a featured
soloist for the MSC
Concert Choir and the
Mansfieldians.
She is the 1982 recipient
of the Janice Baker
Memorial Award, which
is presented annually to
the outstanding female
vocalist at Mansfield
State College.
She is the student of
Mrs. Kathryn Dyek,
Mansfield, and has
studied with Charles
Bressler and Gary Magby .
both of New York City.
Cynthia is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James
Steinkirchner of 20 Burn-
dale Road, Dallas.
A reception will be held
immediately following the
recital. :
Allison Berlew, age 11,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Berlew, Dallas, is
one of the featured models
in the Back Mountain Jay-
C-ettes’ fashion show. The
show, ‘‘Patterns of
Autumn’ will take place
Oct. 27, Wednesday
evening, 7:30 p.m. at the
Irem Temple Country
Club in Dallas.
Humphrey’s Childrens
Apparel, Shavertown, is
supplying all the outfits
for the younger set. Other
models for the childrens
fashions are Tracy
Promotion
son of Lt. Col.,, Ret. and
Mrs. John P. Crispell of
Lehman, has been
promoted to the grade of
Staff Sergeant in the U.S.
Air Force. Staff Sergeant
Crispell is a continuous
photographic. processing
specialist assigned to the
460th Reconnaissance
Technical Squadron
(TAC), Langley Air Force
Base, Hampton, Va.
COOK'S
| PHARMACY
BX LEE
COT
pT RISE
SHAVERTOWN
675-1191
Honko, Heather Brody,
David Townsend and
Ryan Marshall.
Tickets are on sale at
Gino’s Shoe Store, Diana
Designs, Back Mountain
Lumber Company,
Adam’s Mens Shop,
Humphrey’s = Childrens
Apparel or from any Jay-
C-ette.
Xeon
.
2
DWPOS
3
>
AMERICA'S
FRESHEST ICE CREAM
Gertfied Kosher BX
sale and
for the Grange Hall.
Birthday greetings are
extended to Mrs. Mary
Ann Knepp, Orange Road,
Carverton, who will
celebrate her anniversary
tomorrow.
Congratulations also
are in order for Mrs. Joan
Krzanowski, Carverton,
who observed her bir-
thday anniversary last
Wednesday and was
honored at a family
dinner.
About 30 area women
enjoyed dinner at the Pink
Apple, Tunkhannock, Oct.
12, under auspices of the
Ella Moore Class of East
Dallas United Methodist
Church Sunday School.
Among the guests were
Rev. and Mrs. Donal
. Walter of Cen-
termoreland.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
(Thelma) Butler of RD 1,
Box 152, Noxen, have
announced the birth of a
daughter, Oct. 10, in
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston.
Mark L..Shea;of 85 Oak
St., Wilkes-Barre, driver
of the automobile that
allegedly struck a car
head-on, driven by James
D. Geiger, 32, of 249
McGinnis Street,
Plymouth, Oct. 3, shortly
before noon on Route 309
at Beaumont, has been
charged with homocide by
motor vehicle, failure to
drive at a safe speed and
meeting of vehicles
proceeding in the opposite
direction. Charges were
filed with District Justice
Marion Robinson of
Beaumont by State Police
Trooper Daniel Kocher.
Geiger was killed in the
accident.
Friends of Mrs. Cathy
Wisniewski of Lower
Demunds Road will be
glad to learn she came
home on Friday from
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital where she un-
derwent “surgery. Her
condition is much im-
proved.
Mrs. Marian Brace, of
Orange, remains a patient
at Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital where she is
recovering from injuries
received in a fall at home.
Mrs. Jean Hronich of
Mount Zion was a medical
patient in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital at
presstime.
Nice to report that Mrs.
Marilyn Reese of Orange
is home after a stay in
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Gross, III, of Mount Zion,
are rejoicing over the
birth of a daughter, Katie
Marie, Thursday, in
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital. They also have
another daughter,
Jessica, three and one-
half years young. Mrs.
Gross is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Muldowney of Kingston,
who now have 10 grand-
children.
Mr. Gross is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Gross, Jr., of Mount Zion.
Katie Marie is the fourth
grandchild for Don’s
parents. Probably the
happiest person in the
Gross family over the new
arrival is Donald Gross,
Sr. of Wyoming, the great
grandfather.
Parent Teacher
Association of the Lake-
Noxen Elementary School
is holding a membership
drive this week.
Sunday School of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church
of Noxen" will hold its
Halloween * party on
Saturday afternoon at 2 in
‘the parish hall, Market
Street.
Sunday School of Noxen
United Methodist Church
will hold its Halloween
party Saturday afternon
from 2-4 in the church
social rooms.
Saturday will be a work
day at Ruggles United
Methodist Church. Lunch
will be provided. Painting
of the church interior will
be the big project on the
day’s calendar, starting
at 9 a.m.
Rev. William Reid of
district
Betty McDonald
OWNER
ice cream cakes from Carvel®
SERVES B Te [©
their large assortment
While you wait!
ARE BE
Sh] EE
4
concen BIVDY)) seame=’
{ Congratulations are
extended to Miss Mary
Ellen Donahue of Plains
and Robert Powell of
Harding, who were united
in marriage on Saturday,
Oct. 19, Rev. Dr. Allan
Cease, pastor of the
Carverton United
Methodist Church, of-
ficiated the wedding.
Children of Orange
United Methodist Church
and the Orange com-
munity will be guests at a
Halloween party to be
held Saturday afternoon
from 2-4 in the Orange UM
Church Community Hall.
A reminder that
Christmas can’t be too far
off. United Methodist
Women of the Carverton
United Methodist Church
made plans for their
annual Christmas
stocking project at their
recent meeting.
Donations are needed for
the Christmas stockings
and donors are asked to
contact either Mrs. Carol
Metz or Mrs. Doris
Robbins. The stockings
are donated to guests at
area hospitals and nur-
sing homes.
Ladies Guild of St.
Frances X. Cabbrini R.C.
Church, of Carverton, will
hold a hoagie sale
tomorrow at the church
social room. Orders can
be placed with Mrs. Susan
Starolis or Mrs. Mary
Mikolaichik. Officers of
the Guild are president,
Mrs. Susan Starolis;
secretary, Mrs. Mary Ann
Knepp; treasurer, Mrs.
Betty Hilstolsky.
Mrs. Beatrice Moore of
Lower Demunds Road is
United Methodist Church
superintendent, will meet
with members of the
pastor-parish relations
committee of the Noxen
UM Charge Monday
UM Church. Church
conferences will follow at
spending several weeks
with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony DeCosta and
family in Taunton, Mass.
John J. Pavlovec of
Manor Drive is a guest at
the Hampton House, Sans
Souci Parkway, Hanover
Township. = His son,
Richard Pavlovec of
Manor Drive, is home
after a stay in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital,
Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Howe and children,
Jennifer and John Patrick
of Pawcatuck, Conn.
have returned after
several days with Mrs.
Mrs. Raymond Kuderka,
Sr., or Orange. THe
Howes are planning to
move to Orange soon. Mr.
Howe has accepted a
position here with New
York Life Insurance
Company.
Mrs. Lillian James of
Vernon is home after
undergoing surgery in
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. James
Howell of Cen-
termoreland had as
recent guests Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Chonay and
son, Timothy, of York
Springs, and Rev. and
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie
of Carlisle.
Sgt. Thomas Race, who
has been stationed with
the United States Air
Force at Luke AF base
near Phoenix, Arizona,
arrived Friday to spend a
30-day furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dana Race of Lockville.
8 with Rev. Reid
presiding. Rev. Donald
Sperling is pastor of the
three United Methodist
Churches that comprise
the Noxen UM Charge at
Ruggles, Kunkle and
Noxen.
Members of the Ladies
Christian Class of East
Dallas United Methodist
Church are conducting a
benefit sale of Christmas
candies. Orders should be
placed by Nov. 1 with any
member of the class.
Laity Day was observed
on Sunday in the three
United Methodist
Churches of the Cen-
termoreland United oc-
casion were Elwood
LOBSTER TAIL
MR.B'S
SCAMPI COMBO
$2.95
sponsor a benefit roast
beef supper at the church
on Saturday with serving
to get underway at 4:30.
Dinner will include
delicious roast beef and
will be topped off with
homemade pie as only
country women make it!
David Townsend, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Townsend of Orange, will
be one of the models for
the Back Mountain Jay-C-
Ette Fashion Show:
‘Patterns of Autumn,”
which will be held Wed-
nesday, Oct. 27, at 7:30 at
the Irem Temple Country
Club in Dallas.
$5.95
$4.25
$6.25
| 18 PINK SHRIMP
$1.95