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United Methodist
Women’s Day was ob-
served at the morning
worship service on
Sunday at Mount Zion
{ United Methodist Church
when UM Women con-
' ducted the service. Mrs.
Scripture; Mrs. Esther
Lloyd served as the
| greeter, and ushers were
. Miss Christine Coolbaugh
and Miss Susan Conklin.
© Members of six United
; Methodist Churches that
» comprise the Carverton
Charges will observe
the Cen-
and
Centermoreland. Rev. Dr.
Allan Cease is pastor of
Carverton UM
includes
UM Churches at Mount
Zion, Orange and Car-
verton.
The Lenten season for
Roman Catholics of the
area got underway
yesterday with the ob-
servance of Shrove
Tuesday. Today, Ash
Wednesday, will be
marked with the .
distribution of ashes in St.
Frances X. Cabrini R.C.
Church at Carverton and
Blessed Sacrament R.C.
Church at Cen-
termoreland.
Rev. Father John
Foley, pastor of St.
Frances X. Cabrini R.C.
Church and its sister
parish, Blessed
Sacrament R.C. Church
at Centermoreland, was
expected home on
Monday from Mercy
Hospital in Wilkes-Barre
where he had been a
medical patient for more
than 10 days. During his
absence, Rev. Father
Seamus Keubler of
Shavertown has been
offering masses.
Members of the three
United Methodist
Churches of the Carverton
UM Charge will usher in
the Lenten season with a
joint Ash Wednesday
service this evening at
7:30 at the Carveton UM
Church, Rev. Dr. Allan
Cease, pastor, has an-
nounced. Public is invited
to attend.
Friends of Mrs. Agnes
Gashi of West Wyoming
honored her at a birthday
dinner on Saturday
evening, Feb. 5, when she
observed a birthday
anniversary.
Richard Pavlovec of
Manor Drive was coming
along nicely at presstime
in Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston, where
he underwent surgery on
Thursday.
Dr. John Mandley, Lake
Louise dentist, was a
patient at Wilkes-BAare
General Hospital at
presstime.
Mrs. Ann Scoble,
Carverton Heights, was
reported as improved at
Mrs. Harvey (Ida)
Thornton of Kunkle is a
medical patient in Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital.
United Methodist
Women of Kunkle UM
Church are planning a
Welsh cookie sale for Feb.
28-March 1 at the Kunkle
fire hall. The UM Women
will bake cookies on those
days from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
when orders should be
picked up. Orders should
be placed with any
member of the UM
Women’s Group by Feb.
21 or can be called to Mrs.
Ray Henney 675-1915;
3159 or Mrs. Fred Dodson
675-1514.
Kunkle Fire Company
is conducting an ad-
vanced first aid course of
study at the fire company
hall on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings during
February and March.
About 30 area residents
are enrolled in the course,
under the direction of
Julie Roan, Red Cross
instructor.
Monday, Feb. 14 from 7
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Murray, Sheila Hodges,
Gus Faber, Beulah Root,
Mary Brown, Alto Jones,
Dr. Lee Williams, four
young people from
College Misericordia,
George Brague, Bruce
Davies, Shirley Goode,
Jane Goodwin, Pat Risch,
and Alastair Hodges.
Volunteer nurses were
Jan West. Leona Fleming,
Margaret Lawler, Grace
Goeringer, Dolores
Havrilla, Joanne Bittner,
Dorothy Wadas, Diane
Dreher, P. Sandstrom,
Eleanor Yanalunas,
Monica Mickiewicz,
Nancy Slocum, Carole
Chapple, Pat Miers, Heidi
Allen,
Debbie Miedzwicki, Kim
Gretman.
To all those people and
the few who were not
mentioned, the Blood
Council extends its
thanks. :
home where she has been
ill.
Congratulations are
extended to Robert
Zarnoch of Orange who
made the dean’s list at
Luzerne Community
College for the first
semester. Zarnoch, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Zarnoch, is a freshman
automotive major at
LCCC. He is a 1982
graduate of West Side Vo-
Tech.
Back Country residents
may secure the 1983 dog
licenses at the residence
to 10 p.m. members of
Noxen Independent Bible
Church joined with other
area churches in a
“Christian Family
Skate’’at Bonomo’s Roller
Rink in Dallas. The
Christian Family Skate
was sponsored by area
Bible Churches and in-
cluded an evangelistic
message. Grace Bible
Church of West Pittston
won the trophy in January
when Word of Life Area
representative David
Rich was the guest
speaker.
of Michael Polk in
Orange, across from
Fanti’s Grove, between
the hours of 6:30 to 8
Monday through Friday
evenings. There is no
service, except the fees as
mandated by the state,
and the service is being
offered at Orange to save
area residents the 30 mile
trip to and from the
county courthouse. Dog
licenses also can be
purchased during regular
buildings.
A new membership
class will begin sessions
at the Centermoreland
United Methodist par-
sonage, Wednesday, Feb.
16, 4:15 p.m., Rev. Donald
Walter, pastor, an-
nounced.
Boy Scout Sunday was
observed on Sunday in
Centermoreland United
Methodist Church when
scouts and cubs of Troop
336 conducted the mor-
ning service. Rev. Donald
Walter, pastor, spoke on
‘the sermon topic: “You
Will Find Him On The
Hillside.”’
‘readings were from
‘Psalm 121 and Matthew
5:1-12. Sunday morning
worship services are held
at. 9 am. at the East
10:15 a.m. at Dymond
‘Hollow UM Church. Beth
churches are part of the
Centermoreland UM
Charge.
February 16 - Ash
Wednesday service will
be held at the East Dallas
UM Church, 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Alton Olsen,
pastor of the Commufity
Church in Dalton, was
guest speaker at the
‘Sweethearts ' Banquet’
Monday, Feb. 14 at the
Camp of Nations at South
Gibson. All, who
registered by Feb. 29
received a free,
Sweetheart corsage.
Rev. Mr. Olsen, who
was the principal at
Monday’s banquet, is the
speaker on the radio
program: ‘Impact For
Living.’ Music at the
banquet was by Elliott
and Jean Ackerly of the
School at Johnson City,
N.Y:
A score of members of
Noxen Independent Bible
Church were among the
group of members from
more than a score of
churches that partici-
pated in ‘Snow Camp’
during a recent weekend
at Schroon Lake, N.Y.
The Noxen group placed
third in the various
competitions.
Included in the Noxen
group, which made the
trip were Rev. and Mrs.
Jerry: Talent, Youth
Pastor David and Mrs.
Lorri Van Etten, Joseph
Simons, Don Spencer, Jr.,
Bob Scull, Chris Searfoss,
Cindy Siglin. Lisa Newell,
Linda Shilanski, Cindy
Hopfer, Judy Hopfer,
Cheryl Simons, Tom
Wheeler, Tony Traver,
Billy + Boston,
Roselle, Theresa Heath
and Barbara Kerish.
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