The churchwomen of crafts, cheeses, jellies, Evans, waitresses; wiches and desserts, mission charge and no
Prince of Peace Church breads and candies, Thelma Ratcliffe, in- especially pies. A stained parking fee.
will hold their annual according to general vitations; Joan Shuman, glass lamp will be Pauline Roth is
Craft Fair Wednesday, chairman, Jane Thomp- posters and Edna Yatsko, awarded as door prize and president of the church-
Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. to 6 son. publicity. the public is. cordially women’s organization and -
p.m. in the parish house,
Main Street, Dallas.
Dealers will present
porcelain Christmas
ornaments, leathercraft,
silver smithing, needle-
work, dollhouse, basket
weaving and pottery. The
churchwomen will offer
their own handmade
Committee members
inlcude Jean Carson,
craftsmen; Loretta Reese
and Janice Taylor, kit-
chen; Doris Maturi and
Betty Stanley, chur-
chwomen’s own booth;
Phyllis Rivers, Thelma
Case and Thelma Rat-.
cliffe, cheese; Almenia
The snack bar, open all
day, will be serving
invited to attend. No
reservations are required
for lunch. There is no ad-
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the Rev. John S. Prater is.
rector of the Prince of
Peace Church.
ARROW
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Styled to keep abreast
Nesbitt Hospital Fair
Newcomer’s Club of
Wyoming Valley will hold
at the Kingston Township
Municipal Building.
Included - this year are
some of the loveliest
handcrafted items in the
history of the auction.
Quilts, floral
arrangements, ceramics
and ornaments are just a
Vv examples of the
beautiful items to be
#uctioned off, which
would make perfect gifts
or decorative additions to
the home.
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Proceeds will be used to
fund the club’s charitable
activities throughout the
year. The public is cor-
dially invited and com-
plimentary refreshments
will be served. Doors will
open at 7:30 for browsing
and the auction will begin
at approximately 7:45
p.m.
Among the recent club
events was a covered dish
dinner held at the Dallas
United Methodist Church.
The group went bowling
afterwards at Chacko’s
West.
The Country Studio in
Dallas has been the
meeting place for the
smocking class every
Thursday evening.
A wine-tasting party
will be hosted by Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Cettei at
their home at 8 p.m.
A Pot-Luck Luncheon
will be held at the Dallas
UM Church Wednesday,
Nov. 3, from 12 p.m. until
2 p.m.
All new residents of the
area are welcome to joing
the Newcomer’s Club
which is both a social and
a service organization.
Those interested in
joining can contact Mrs.
Brian White of Dallas.
The second annual
Christmas Boutique and
Craft Show of the Lake-
Lehman Band Sponsors
Association will be held
Saturday, Nov. 20, from 10
am. to 6 p.m. at the
Elementary School
Building in Lehman. Leh-
man is located on Route
118 approximately six
miles northwest of Dallas.
This show-sale will
feature professional
craftsmen and artists
ith a wide selection of
¥athercraft, woodcar-
ving, wooden toys, fur-
niture, quilts, jewelry,
lapidary, straw and
natural weavings, needle-
work, stained glass, doll
houses and miniature
furniture, porcelain,
stoneware pottery,
paintings, collectibles,
holiday items and much
more.
Chairman Edna Yatsko
announced committee
includes Reindeer
Restaurant, Joann
Bogdan and Doris Sando;
Santa’s Sweet Shoppe,
Marlene Reed and Jane
Stepanik; Craft Corner,
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Youren and
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Restaurant will serve
homemade soups, sand-
wiches and desserts
during the entire day of
the show. Reservations
are not required for lunch.
There will be no charge
for admission or parking
and the public is invited .
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Handmade holiday gifts
and decorations. Home-
made candies, cookies,
bread and jams. A large
assortment of crocheted
and knitted goods. These
are just a sampling of the
many items available at
this year’s Holiday Fair
held by the Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary.
The fair, under the
sponsorship of the
Shavertown branch, will
be conducted Wednesday,
p.m. and Thursday, Nov.
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improvement of services
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