event.
The annual Women of
Kiwanis Salad Luncheon
will take place on May 18,
at noon, at the Shaver-
town United Methodist
Church, Pioneer Avenue.
Speaking at the lun-
cheon will be Dr. David
Curran, of King’s College.
His interesting and
enlightening topic will be
“Presidential Ladies,”
Deaths
Tickets for the event
can be obtained from any
member of the organiza-
tion.
This year a recipe
booklet will be available.
Many of the dishes served
at the luncheon will be
featured in the booklet. A
sample is printed below.
BLUE CHEESE DIP
1 4 oz. pkg. cream cheese
1 4 oz. pkg. blue cheese
Soften the above and
mash together with a
fork.
Add:
V4 t dry mustard
2 dashes curry powder
2 drops garlic juice
salt and pepper to taste
Add % c. mayonnaise to
each 4 oz. of cheese. Mix
well and chill. This is
excellent with carrots,
celery, cauliflower, etc.
The following ladies are
on the committee: Sybil
Pelton, chairman;
Harriett Parker, co-
chairman; Pat
Kalinowski, tables; Mary
George and Marion
Harvey, tickets; Pat
Luke, kitchen and
publicity; Sally Roberts,
president.
Roscoe
Lamoreaux
Roscoe Lamoreaux, 73,
of Lake Silkworth, died
Wednesday at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital,
Kingston.
Born in Plymouth Twp.,
~ Dec. 18, 1909, he was the
son of the late Gerson and
"Nellie Hutchins
Lamoreaux. Heresided at
Lake Silkworth most of
his life.
Surviving are his wife,
-
the former Sophie
Kokosinski; step-daug-
hter, Mrs. Barbara
Rowett, Lancaster;
brothers, Woodrow, Lake
Silkworth; Michael, Pikes
Creek; sisters, Mrs.
Winifred Artimick,
Nanticoke; Mrs. Elsie
Zweig, Lake Silkworth;
two step-grandchildren.
Funeral was held
Saturday April 30, from
the Swanson Funeral
Home with Rev. Ross
Morningstar, pastor of the
i Oster, Presto, Proctor Silex,
Hamilton Beach,
$30
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Brethren in: {Christ
Church, Hunlock Creek,
officiating.
Interment was in the
Lamoreaux Cemetery,
Plymouth Township.
Dolores
Bullock
Mrs. Dolores Zurinski
Bullock, Atlantic City,
N.J., died April 12, in
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illness.
Born May 7, 1927, in
Luzerne, she resided in
Atlantic City for the last
38 years. Her husband,
Leonard, died in 1978.
Surviving are her
mother, Mrs. Helen
Zurinski, Trucksville;
daughters, Mrs. Ellen
Johnson, Howell, N.J.;
Miss Dorothy Bullock,
Sommers Point, N.J.;
sister, Mrs. Alice
Novitski, Trucksville;
Mrs. Marie Schall, Grove
Funeral was held ‘April
15 from St. Monica’s
Church; Atlandic City,
N.J. Interment was -in
Atlantic City Cemetery,
Pleasantville.
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Friends of Richard
Logan, Route 292, Center-
moreland, will be glad to
learn he is home and
doing well following heart
surgery at Jefferson
Hospital, Philadelphia.
Willard Keiper of Mount
Zion was a patient at
presstime at the NPW
Medical Center in Plains
Twp. Melissa Hettes of
Carverton was a patient
in Wilkes-Barre Genral
Hospital at presstime,
while’ Cindy Daniels of
Mount Zion remained a
patient in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Nellie
Eaton of Orange will be
glad to learn she came
home last Tuesday from
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, where she had
been a patient as a result
of a bone fracture.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Eaton of Lehman are
rejoicing over the birth of
a second daughter, April
Nicole, on April 21 in
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital. They also have
another daughter, Hope.
Mrs. Eaton is the former
Barbara King of Lehman.
Mr. Eaton is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Everall
Eaton of Orange. The new
arrival is the sixth grand-
child for the Everall
Eatons.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Stofila of Centermoreland
are both home and
coming along nicely
following surgeries in
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. James
Howell spent Friday in
Binghamton, N.Y., where
they attended a religious
seminar. Rev. Mr. Howell
is pastor of the North:
moreland Baptist Church
in Centermoreland.
Miss Leslie Wolfe, who
is pursuing studies for a
bachelor’s degree in
business manageent, will
arrive next week to spend
the summer break with:
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Parrish of Car
verton. She will graduate
in December.
Pairs and Spares Class
of Carverton: United
Methodist Church will
sponsor a breakfast on
Mother’sDay(May7) at7
am. in the church social
rooms. Reservations for
the breakfast .should be
called in no later than
tomorrow to either
George Parrish at 333-
4558 or Don Searfoss at
333-4837. Breakfast will
include pancakes,
sausages, eggs, coffee
and juice. A free will
offering will be taken up.
Women of Carverton
United Methodist Church
are requested to bake for
the Homes Guild bazaar
tobe held at the Methodist
Manor in Tunkhannock on
Friday. Baked goods can
oe left with Mrs. Joan
Krzanowski (next to the
Parsonage on Eighth
Street) by noon on Friday.
The annual Mother-
Daughter covered dish
dinner will be held at the
Orange UM Church Hall
on Friday, May 13, at 6
p.m.
Ladies of St. Frances X.
Cabrini R.C. Church at
Carverton and its sister
parish Blessed Sacra ment
R.C. Church in Center-
moreland are completing
plans for a benefit
rummage sale tobe held
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, June 2, 3, 4 at
St. Frances Church. Mrs.
Marilyn Pavlovec is
chairperson for the fund-
raiser. Rev. Father John
Foley, pastor, is honorary
chairman 3
Friends of Rev. John
Foley, pastor of St.
Frances Cabrini Church
in Carverton and Blessed
Sacrament R.C. Church in
Centermoreland, will be
glad tolearn he is coming
along nicely following a
stay in Wilkes-Barre’s
Mercy Hospital.
Children of St. Frances
X. Cabrini R.C. Church at
Carverton, who will
receive First Communion
on Sunday, May 22,
received first pennance
on Wednesday.
Mother-Daughter ba-
nquet will be held this
evening at 6 in East
Dallas United Methodist
Church. Those planning to
attend are asked to bring
a covered dish. Table
service and dessert will
be provided.
Attic treasures and
baked goods are needed
from United Methodist
Women of the Center-
moreland UM Charge for
the Methodist Homes
Guild’s bazaar to be held
Friday and Saturday at
the Manor in Tunk-
hannock.
Anmual Mothers Day
tea at Centermoreland
United Methodist Church
will be held Saturday
evening at 7:30 in the
church social rooms.
Troop 263, Junior Girl
Scouts of Centermore-
land, will hold its ‘annual
Mother-Daughter = get-
together Friday evening
at 5 in the Centermore-
land UM Church social
rooms.
Volunteers are needed
for the summer Bible
School program at St.
Frances and Blessed
Sacrament R.C. Chur-
ches. ‘In addition to
teachers, ‘aides are
needed for the crafts,
music, recreation and
refreshments phases of
the program. Volunteers
are asked to call Mrs. Sue
Stern at 675-0148. .
Brownie Girl Scout
Troop 436 of Centermore-
land held its annual ‘Fly-
up last Tuesday when
these four Brownies ad-
vanced in scout ranking:
Barbara ' Winters,
Marissa Rae, Kristin
Davis and Rhonda Wall.
Members of the Brownie
Troop also feted Miss Niki
Cheskiewitz at a farewell
party. The Cheskiewitz
family is moving this
week to take up residence
in Quakertown. Ten
members of the troop also
attended the presentation
of ‘The Princess and the
Magic Pea,” at College
Misericordia, Dallas, on
Saturday, April 23. Mrs.
Emily Considine is troop
leader.
Trudy Cevasco, 36
Longdale Ave.,
Shavertown was recently
honored with the Silver
Award, the second-
highest given in the Girl
Scout structure.
Trudy received the
| award upon completion of
| a demonstration speech in
her English class, on
Lever
methods of pitching a
tent.
Trudy, a junior at
Dallas High School, has
been a Girl Scout for 10
years. She is presently a
member of Senior Troop
634, led by Marian
Lamoreux.
As a scout, she has
enjoyed resident camping
No. 6
(ap
ia
Fag,
GIFT
,
at Camp Louise in Ber-
wick and participated in
the Canadian Exchange
Program in 1981-82. She
was one of 16 girls to take
partin this program that
year.
Trudy, 16, has par-
ticipated in and counseled
at the Penn’s Wood Girl
Scout Day Camp held at
Irem Temple Country
Club. She also spent two
years as an assistant
Brownie leader.
Her activities extend
beyond scouting,
however, as she is an
active member of the
band, chorus, drama club
and steering committee at
school.
On April 12, Trudy
received her Silver Award
and celebrated with
fellow troop members at a
covered dish dinner.
Trudy is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John
Chapple.
Rep. Frank Coslett
recently aimed his sup
port for legislation to
provide price relief to the
state’s natural gas
customers.
An estimated 450
‘‘citizen lobbyists,’’ in-
cluding a large number
from Luzerne County,
visited the capital last
week to petition mem-
bers’ support for House
Bill 132 and Joint
Resolution 55.
REPUBLICANS
Republican Democratic
Lever Number Lever Number
25B William H.Clewell 27F
26B Donald R.Jones 27G
26A John J.Thomas 28G
2Year Term
31A LaRoy Ziegler 32F
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