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Daylight Saving Time
ends Sunday morning at 2
- it’s the time to setback
the clocks one hour; pick
up that hour you lost in the
spring and make sure you
don’t get to church an
hour earlier than services
are scheduled. Follow the
old rule - “In the spring,
you spring ahead; in the
. fall, you set the clock back
an hour!”
All Saints Day, one of
the most important Feast
Days on the Roman
Catholic Church calendar,
will be observed on
Monday at St. Frances
R.C. Church, Carverton,
and its sister parish,
Blessed Sacrament R.C.
Church in Cen-
termoreland. On
Tuesday, All Souls Day
will be celebrated in both
churches with special
masses, Rev. Father John
Foley, pastor, has an-
nounced.
Tuesday is General
Election Day when
Pennsylvania voters will
cast ballots for United
States and state senators
and representatives, as
well as state governor.
Polls will open for voting
at 7 am. and close at 8
p.m.
Election Day also is an
occasion where several
area groups Serve noon
and evening meals as
fundraisers. Mountain
Grange 567 of Carverton
will continue its practice
of serving noon and
evening meals .on
of the Grange will feature
wimpies, hot dogs with or
without sauerkraut, soup,
pie and coffee at the noon
meals, and pancakes and
sausage for the evening
meal, starting from 4:30.
Meals will be served in
the Grange Hall, which
also is a balloting spot for
that area.
At the Orange Com-
munity Hall in Orange,
where voters of Franklin
Township cast their
Women of Orange UM
Church, will serve hot
roast beef sandwiches and
soup for the noon meal,
and a hot roast beef
dinner for the evening
meal.
At the Centermoreland
United Methodist Church,
where the church annex
serves as the polling place
for voters of Nor-
thmoreland Township,
church groups will serve a
noon meal and an evening
meal, and conduct an all
day benefit bake sale on
Election Day. Noon meal
will consist of homemade
vegetable soup. by the
United Methodist Women
of the church. Evening
meal by the MMs Class of
the church school will be
chicken and waffles with
homemade pie from 5 to 7.
John Jeremy Cyprich,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cyprich, Sr., of
Perrins Marsh, Orange,
was baptized at
morning worship service
Sunday in Orange United
Methodist Church with
Rev. Dr. Allan Cease,
pastor, officiating. John
Jeremy is the first born
for Mr. and Mrs. John
Reese, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Reese,
Orange.
Friends of Stanley
Weaver of Cen-
termoreland will be glad
to learn he came home
last Wednesday after a
five-day stay as a medical
. patient at Tyler Memorial
Hospital in Tunkhannock.
Fairs and Spares Class
of Carverton United
Methodist Church is
completing plans for a
benefit chili sale to be
held Wednesday, Nov. 17.
All orders will be by
takeouts, and orders
should be placed by Nov.
14 with any member of the
Parrish, class president.
Megan MacConnell
Larmouth, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Larmouth* of
Dundee, N.Y., was
baptized at the morning
worship service on
Sunday in Carverton
United Methodist Church.
Rev. Dr. Allan Cease,
pastor, officiated. Megan
also has a brother, three
and one-half year old
Bartholomew. Mrs.
Larmouth is the former
Miss Lois Joseph,
daughter of Mrs. Lewis
Joseph and the late Lewis
Joseph of Prattsburg,
N.Y. Mrs. Larmouth is
the son of Mr. and ‘Mrs.
William Larmouth of
Carverton. Mrs. Lar-
mouth’s mother, Mrs.
Lewis Joseph, and an
aunt, Mrs. Susan Joseph
of Naples, N.Y., attended
the baptismal service
Sunday.
Richard Prynn of
Carverton and Harold
Seiple of Mount Zion were
patients at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital at
presstime.
Friends of Mrs. Marian
Brace of Orange will be
glad to learn that she is
now at the Leader West
Nursing Home , in
Kingston where she is
undergoing therapy after
being a patient in Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital
for several weeks as a
result of an injury suf-
fered in a fall at home.
Other area patients in
hospitals at presstime
included Mrs. Lillian
Hoffman of Mount Zion,
who was a patient at the
NPW Hospital in Plains
Township, and Harry
Spare of Carverton, who
was a medical patient at
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
Supervisors of Franklin
Township will = meet
Monday evening at 8 in
the basement of the
Orange United Methodist
Church. One of the items
on the agenda will be an
input from interested
taxpayers on the use of
Federal revenue sharing
funds that will be received
by the superivsors during
1983.
Ella Moore Class
members of East Dallas
United Methodist Church
will sponsor a benfit
bazaar and bake sale on
Saturday from 10 to 4 at
the church on Lower
Demunds Road.
Pastor James Howell of
the Northmoreland
Baptist Church at Cen-
termoreland will be the
uest speaker at the
Men's Fellowship to be
held tomorrow evening at
7 at the Bloomingdale
Bible Church;
Schickshinny.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Marstell, Jr. are home
after a trip to Hawaii.
Mrs. Marstell, Jr. is the
former Miss Jane Silvi of
Wyoming. Marstell is the
son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Marstell, Sr. of
Bodle Road. The couple
was married in St.
Joseph’s Church,
Wyoming, earlier this
month.
Rachel Rebecca
Rowlands, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry (Karen) Rowlands
of Centermoreland, came
home on Saturday from
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital where Rachel
f19. She is the third
daughter for the
Rowlands, and has two
sisters, Nancy Jane, five,
and Amy Lynn, 16
months. Mrs. Rowlands is
the former Karen Golden,
daughter of Mrs. Lottie
Golden . of Cen-
Mr.
Rowlands is the son of Mr.
and ~~ Mrs. Michael
Rowlands. of West
Wyoming. “Great grand-
mothers are Mrs. Helen
Rowlands of West
Wyoming and Mrs.
Rebecca Grubb of
Ravenswood, West
Virginia.
Workmen completed
installation of new guard
railing on Orange Road at
the foot of Sickler’s Hill in
Orange. The old wood-
posts were replaced with
metal posting and metal
wire rope. The repairs are
a welcome improvement
at the foot of the long hill,
especially for the ¢oming
icy road conditions.
Anthony LaNunziata,
infant son of Joseph and
Dolores LaNunziata of
Orange, was baptized at
the 12 o’clock mass
Sunday in St. Frances X.
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Supervisors of Monroe
Township will meet
Monday evening at 7:30 at
the home of the board’s
secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Arlene M. Traver,
Tunkhannock Road,
Bowman’s Creek. The
board will receive oral or
written comments from
taxpayers on the proposed
use of 1983 Federal
revenue sharing funds.
Supervisors expect to
receive a total of $18,990 in
revenue sharing funds
during 1983. A 1982
estimated carryover of
$500 in revenue sharing
funds also will be
available for 1983.
An arts and crafts
boutique will be held at
the old Beaumont school
on Baftitddy, Nov. 13,
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
under auspices of the
Monroe Township
Community Association.
Tables are available by
calling 298-2139. Plans for
the boutique will be
furthered at a meeting of
the Community
Association Tuesday
evening at 8. Monroe
Township residents are
invited to attend.
The Monroe Township
Community Asociation
will sponsor a Halloween
party Saturday afternoon
from 2 to 4 at the old
Beaumont school. Those
attending in costume will
be admitted free; others
will be charged 25 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Williams and John Bailey
chaperoried : a group of 40
The public is invited to a
shoot Sunday, Oct. 31, 12
noon, at the Harveys Lake
Sportsmen Pistol & Rifle
Club on’ Route 29 between
Harveys Lake and Noxen.
Matches will include Off-
hand sporting rifles (6
power scopes) at 100 yd.;
Pistols of any caliber at 50
yd.; and Muzzleloaders,
open sights, at 50 yd.
Dallas Wrestling Club,
in cooperation with Back
Mountain Wrestling Club,
is completing plans for a
wrestling tourney to be
held Sunday, Nov. 21, at
the West Side Vo-Tech
School gym. The tourney
will be for elementary
grade youngsters Grades
one through six.
Back Mountain
Wrestling Club has
and will meet the second
and fourth Sunday
evenings at 8 at the Dallas
American Legion Post
Home.
teenagers to the word of
Life ‘‘Operation Night-
mare’ at Clinton, N.J. on
Saturday evening, Oct. 16.
at the University of
Maryland Hospital in
Baltimore, Md.
Missionary Society of
Noxen Independent Bible
Church will meet
tomorrow in the church
hall.
Junior Church
Halloween party of Noxen
Independent Bible Church
will be held Friday for
children 12 years of age
and younger. Friday and
Saturday, the Youth
Retreat will be held at the
Noxen Independent Bible
Church.
United Methodist
Women “of “Noxen UM
Church will sponsor their
annual turkey dinner and
bazaar on Saturday, Nov.
6, with serving to begin at
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4:30 p.m. The country
style dinner will cost $4.75
for adults; $2.25 for
children 12 and under.
Junior Youth Group of
Noxen Methodist Church
canvassed the community
Sunday afternoon from 2
to 4 for : funds. for
UNICEF, the United
Nations Children’s Fund.
Mrs. John (Ethel)
Jones is. the new
superintendent of the
Sunday School at St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church
of Noxen. She was elected
superintendent at the
recent congregational
meeting and succeeds
Roger Case, who has
resigned the post. Case
was re-elected to a new
termion the ichurch/board
of trustees > Earl Crispell,
“who served for about 20
years on the church board
of trustees, was elected to
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the board of trustees for a
new term. He fills the seat
left vacant by Lewis May,
who declined reelection
because of illness. John
Jones was elected
treasurer of the Council.
All new terms will begin
Jan. 1. Rev. Joseph Victor
is pastor of St. Luke’s
Lutheran Church.
Arnold Williams is once
again a patient at the
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