- PAGE TWELVE Election of officers will highlight the agenda for the January meeting of the Pairs and Spares Class of Carverton United Methodist Church Monday evening at 7:30 at the church. George Parris is the current president of the group. Miss Sherry Goble of Sayre spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goble of Center- moreland. Miss Goble, a graduate of Tunkhannock Area School and College Misericordia from where she received a bachelor of science degree in foods and nutrition, is the food service director at the Heritage Nursing Center in Athens, Pa. She is pursuing studies for her master’s degree at Mary- wood College in Scranton. Quarterly meeting of the North- moreland Baptist Church at Centermoreland will be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 12, following the 7:30 midweek prayer service. Rev. James Howell is pastor. Workmen last week began the job of installing vinyl siding at the Car- verton United Methodist for the project and contri- butions should be sent to the church, in care of Mrs. Hildegarde Parrish, financial secretary of fhe church. Mountain Grange 567 at Carverton has initiated plumbing work .for its Grange hall at the join- ture of Bodle Road and West Eighth Streets in Carverton, Stanley Krzanowski is grange master. : Mr. and Mrs. Dana Parrish and sons, Jason and Michael of Cin- cinnatti, 0., have re- turned after a week with their parents, and grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Sickler of Car- verton, and Mr. and Mrs. John Parrish of Trucks- ville. Daniel = Williams of Harding, known through- out the area as a lay preacher, is a medical patient ‘at the NPW Medical Center in Plains Township. Rev. William Reid, Wyoming Conference district superintendent, will be the guest preacher at services Sunday morning, June 16, in the three United Methodist Churches of the Carverton UM Charge. John Sweitzer of Mount Zion spent the Christmas weekend with his family, then returned to Tyler Hospital in Tunkhannock where he was a medical patient at presstime. Members of North- moreland Baptist Church at Centermoreland held Luzerne County Treasurer’s Office again began licensing dogs ‘Monday, Jan. 3. State Agriculture Secretary Penrose Hallowell today ‘reminded dog owners that several changes have been made in dog licen- ‘sing fees and provisions ‘with the passage of the Dog Law in The State Dog Law, effective Jan. 1, still requires that owners must license all dogs six months of age and older. However, fees for all spayed and neutered dogs are now $2.50 and all other individual dog licenses sally mustos ents in fashion and accessories SALE ON ALL 635-3215 ee eHeated air is ven- ted back into room. Tempered glass § doors let you see beauty of the fire. Keeps fire, sparks and smoke safely contained. 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The new law also provides - for lifetime licenses for dogs under certain conditions, at $10 for spayed and neutered dogs and $20 for all other dogs. Noxen Installation of recently highlighted the morning service on Sunday in St. Luke’s Lutheran Church tor, pastor, was in charge of the installation. Church council will meet Sunday after the morning worship service. Belated birthday greet- ings are extended to Alice Case and Tommy Kasson, who celebrated their birthdays on Dec. 29. Watchnight service was held Friday evening at the Noxen Independent Bible Church where Rev. Jerry Tallent is pastor. Follow- ing the service, church members joined groups from other area churches Rink in Dallas. Area residents are mourning the passing of two prominent Noxen residents, Ray Dendler, who pased away last week at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, and Mrs. Ella Weber, who died on Dec. 24. Sympathy is extended to their families. Members of Ruggles United Methodist Church welcomed in the New service Sunday morning. Lake Noxen their ‘Watchnight’ ser- vices Friday from 9 to midnight, then joined with members of other Funda- mental Baptist Churches for an all night skate at Bonomo’s Rink in Dallas, to welcome in the New Year. At the Sunday evening service at 7:30, communion was admini- stered by Pastor James Howell. Women’s groups of Mount Zion United Methodist Church pre- sented a new tape of Christmas hymns for the church carillon. The two Christmas wreaths that adorned the entrance to Mount. Zion Church were gifts presented by Wendell and Shirley Conklin of Mount Zion. Area residents are mourning the passing of Mrs. Jean Hronich of Sympathy is extended her family. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bowers of Delavan, N.Y. spent the Christmas weekend with their son-in- law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. James Howell and family of Center- moreland, then left to spend the winter at Zephyrills, Fla. Northmoreland Volun- teer Fire Company will meet Tuesday evening (Jan. 11) at 8 in the new fire hall in Centermore- land. Work on the new firehouse is progressing nicely and fire company members are looking forward to a formal dedication in early Spring. Charles Goble is president of the fire company. Joseph Buzunis, stationed with the ' Air Force at the Griffis Air Force base at Rome, N.Y., is recuperating at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buzunis, Sr. Buzunis is recovering from injuries received in an accident at the Air Base several months ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bowers and daughters, Stephanie and Lynn of Horseheads, N.Y., spent Christmas with Mr. Bowers’ brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. James Howell and family of Centermoreland. Other guests at the Howell residence were Mr. and Mrs. Laird Murtoff and daughters Penny and Kim of Gardners, Pa., who re- turned Thursday after several days here. Lynn and Leslie Wolfe spent the holiday weekends with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Parrish of Car- verton. Lynn is associated with UGI at Valley Forge. Leslie is a senior at Notes Rev. Donald Sperling is pastor. Poinsettias on the altar for holiday services at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church were presented by Miss Jessica Thomas in memory of her mother, Mrs. Tillie Loveland, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thomas, who were charter members of St. Luke's Church. Sunday School officers of St. Luke’s Church have extended thanks to all those, who donated for the Christmas Stockings, with special thanks to Mike Galka and Roger Case, Candy and Elizabeth Jones, Jimmy Strohl, Karen Beck and members Class. All helped to setup and trim the Christmas tree that was so much a part. of the Christmas observance at the church. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are ex- tended to Mrs. Tyne home. : Communion was ad- ministered at the morning worship service on Sunday in Noxen United Methodist Church. Rev. Donald Sperling con- ducted the service. Lake-Noxen Elemen- tary P.T.A. basketball Tuesday, Dec. 28, Hawks versus Sonics, the Hawks won 22-6. High scorer for the Hawks was Dory Zacharias with 14 points, while Mike Barber, Harry Loéffler and T.J. Zerfoss each made two points for the Sonics. Ther referees for this game. were Ken Carey and Rod Zerfoss. In the final two games the Bucks defeated the Warriors and the Knicks defeated the 76’ers. High scorer for the Bucks was Dave Gordon and high Chris Engle. Referees for these two games were Armonde Casagrande and Ken Carey. Shippensburg State College and will return this weekend to resume. studies after spending the holiday break here. Christine Joy Schoon- over, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schoolover of Centermoreland, was a patient at presstime in Wilkes-Barre Generali Hospital. Thomas Moore of Demunds Road is home following a stay at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kingston. Administrative Council of East Dallas United Methodist Church will meet this evening at 7 at the church. Administrative Council of Centermoreland United Methodist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kuderka spent last weekend with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Raymond Kuderka, Jr. in Booth- wyn. Over the Christmas had their son-in-law and John Howe and children as guests. Sgt. Kuderka has returned to duty with the United States Air Force at Fort Hood, Texas, after a three-day Kudos are extended to these members of Mrs, Emily Considine’s Brownie Troop of Center- moreland for their ex- tremely nice gesture of treating guests at the Methodist Manor in Tunk- hannock to some special holiday music, Maureen Culver, Theresa Dymond, Ronda Wall, Kristen Davis, Marissa Rae, Barbie Winters, Heather Schoonover, Jenn Brocious, Christy Alexander. ° 24 hour banking keeping in any amount keeping MONEY MARKET CHECKING - access to your 0 / x {4 & & Re
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