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Andrea Picchi.
The Shavertown United
Methodist Church lists the
following schedule of
events:
Wednesday, May 4, 6:30
p.m., Wesley Choir will
meet; 7:30 p.m. Bell
‘Choir will rehearse,
Director Brian Davey;
7:30 p.m., Education
Work Area will meet.
Thursday, May 5, 7:30
p.m., Chancel Choir
rehearsal.
Saturday, May 7, 6:45
p.m.,\ Couples Club
covered dish dinner,
followed by ‘‘Mystery
Night”. Reservations are
friends are invited.
Sunday, May 9,
Mother's Day, 9:45 a.m.,
Church School with a
Time Together in = the
social hall; 9:45 a.m.
Adult Church School
Ruth Shaver
Bible Study Class in room
10; 3-M International
Studies Class in Memorial
Lounge. Informal
discussion group in
Pastor's Study; 11 a.m.
Worship--Sermon by the
Rev. James Wert, pastor.
Music by Chancel Choir.
Monday, May 9, 8 p.m.,
United Methodist Unit
meeting. Speaker will be
from the Hospice St. John,
Tuesday, May 10, 9:30
a.m. United Methodist
Crafts Group will meet.
Harrisburg.
Mo
Dr. Richard A. Shipe,
superintendent of Dallas
schools, has requested the
cooperation of all parents
who have children of
school age that have not
registered for the 1983-84
school year.
It is essential that the
school district be in-
formedof all new students
who are planning to
register, especially the
kindergarten students.
Problems occur with
class assignments and
transportation when
students are registered
late.
He said the Dallas
School Distsrict . en-
courages all parents of
new students or those
transferring from other
Members of the Noxen
United Methodist Church
began work on the
painting of the interior of
the church parsonage on
Saturday. The work will
be completed this
Saturday.
A benefit clothing -sale
will be held Saturday
from 10 to 4 p.m. at the
Noxen United Methodist
Church. Members of the
Classmates Class of the
church school are con-
ducting the sale in
cooperastion with Party
Nan. A bake sale also will
be held during the day.
‘Older Americans
Month’ is being observed
throughout the nation and
members of the Kurkle
and Noxen United
~Methodist Churches
joined in the opening of
‘the month’s celebration
with the ringing of church
bells. Jason Harding did
the church bell ringing
Sunday from 3 to 3:05 at
the Noxen UM Church;
Jay Thornton handled the
matter at the Kunkle UM
Church.
Henry Bergstrasser
in the three United
Methodist Churches of the
Noxen-Kunkle-Ruggles
UM Charge. Barbara
Saxe will be the guest
speaker at services in the
three UM Churches on
Sunday.
Stan Hamilton, director
of the Shepherd of the
Streets: Ministry in
Wilkes-Barre, will discuss
the SOS ministry, its need
and its outreach at a
special program to be
held Thursday evening,
May 19, at 7:30 under
auspices of the program
committee of the Kunkle
UM Church.
Junior UMYF of Noxen
UM Church will meet
Sunday afternoon at 4 at
the church.
Birthday greetings are
extended to Stephanie
Case, who celebrated her
birthdayon Friday, and to
Lulu Richards, who ob-
served her birthday on
Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. Faye
Clark will be gla d to learn
she came home on
Wednesday from Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital
Mrs. Clayton Keiper, who
had been a patient in
Nesbitt: Memorial
Hospital, also came home
last Wednesday.
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green beans, pears, milk.
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cake, milk.
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schools to register their
children immediately.
All kindergarten
through grade six
students are to register at
the administration office,
Church Street, Dallas.
students should register
at their respective
schools.
Birth cerfificates and
immunization records
must be presented before
any. student will
allowed to enter.
Parents who have any
questions about
registration are asked to
call the office, 675-5201.
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* Two College Miseri-
cordia music students will
present their senior
recital on Saturday, May
Auditorium on the College
Misericordia campus.
The public is invited to
attend free of charge.
Eleanor M. Macchia, a
music major, - will play
of Dr. Angelo and Mary
Jane Macchia of Levit
town. During her four
years at Misericordia,
Ms. Macchia has. been
active in the music
therapy club,
education club, the
Madrigal ‘Dinner and the
Chamber Singers.
Marie A. Como, is a
senior music therapy
major. ‘She will play the
clarinet in her recital. Her
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parents are Rosano and
Catherine Como = of
Bayport, N.Y. Ms. Como
has been involved in
College Misericordia’s
folk group and the Miseri-
cordia Players theatre
group. She studied
clarinet for five years
with John Pangia prior to
her studies at Miser
cordia.
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