assistant ik + EOC OMAN CLASSES HELD 6:30 TILL 9:00 P.M. TWO INSTRUCTORS WITH COUPON WE ALSO CARRY AL ~W WATCH ® 24 Hour ® Portable PROVIDE: Protection Need Exhibit Opens The Wyoming Historical and Geological Society announces the opening of “Pennsylvania Minerals’. The permanent exhibit is housed on the second floor of the Historical Society’s St., Wilkes-Barre, behind the Library. The exhibit can be viewed during the museum’s public hours. located Osterhout Members of the three United Methodist Churches that comprise the Carver- ton UM Charge are com- pleting plans for a farewell to be held Sunday evening at 7 at the Orange UM Church hall, honoring Rev. and Mrs. Allan Cease. Rev. Dr. Cease will con- clude his pastorship of the Carverton UM Charge on sunday, and on July 1 will assume duties as pastor of the High Street UM Church in Binghamton. Belated congratulations are extended to Michael and Barbara Rowlands ‘of Centermoreland, who observed their 18th wed- ding anniversary on June 5. They were married June 5, 1965. Mrs. Rowlands is the former Barbara Miller, daughter of Russell Miller and the late Anna Miller of Falls. Rowlands is the son of Michael and the late Nancy Rowlands of West Wyoming. The couple are parents of three daughters, Nancy, Missy and Amanda. The occasion was marked with a family dinner at the Apple Tree House in Harding. Congregation of North- moreland Baptist Church will honor 1983 graduates of the church at a covered dish supper Saturday eve- ning at 6 in the church hall. Honored will be Brenda Rought, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rought of Centermore- land; Albert Paltrinieri, son of Albert and Judy Paltrinieri, Centermore- land, and James Westcott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westcott of Scran- ton. Miss Rought and Pal- trinieri are graduates of Tunkhannock Area High School; Westcott is a 1983 graduate of Baptist High If you wear bifocals you capabilities are limited close-up or far away. Bu know your vision you either see t what about all you see both close up an d far away biofocal lens has NO BIF ‘OCAL LINES Come in PHONE: 823-3827 — HOURS —- 9:30 to 7 TUES.-WED.-FRI. 9:30 to 4 15S. Rive (Across From r St., Plains Active Quilting) ob 4%, “WE MAKE YOUR CAR WORTH KEEPING" YO 248-2382 — “When You've Been To The Rest — Come To The Best’ ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE *175| a WILL FIND ALL OF US EAGER TO mobile restoration. A COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SHOP! © Quality Work e Frame Straightening ® Fiberglass ® Insurance Claims Processed Immediately School at Clarks Summit. Youth Group of the Carverton UM Charge will sponsor a Bike-A-Thon on Saturday with proceeds going to the United Meth- odist Youth Serice Fund and the SPCA. The bike-a- thon will originate in. Orange and travel around Harveys Lake and return, a distance of 30 miles. Following the bike-a-thon, participants will be treated to a picnic and swim at the home of Rich- ard and Kay Love on Demunds Road. Members of the Carver- ton UM Charge Youth Group captured second place honors in the Best Youth Group competition held in conjunction with the annual Wyoming Con- ton June 10-12. Youth Group of the. Windsor, N.Y. UM Church placed first. The local Youth Group is comprised of young people from the three UM Churches of the Carverton Charge at Carv- erton, Orange and Mount Zion. Officers are presi- dent, Jean Perry; vice president, Mark Meade; secretary-treasurer, Barry Dewey; advisors, Richard and Kay Love. The Daily Vacation Bible School, scheduled for the week of June 27 at the Orange UM Church, has been cancelled. Congregation of North- moreland Baptist Church will hold a church picnic on Monday, July 4, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steransky in Cen- termoreland. It will be an all day affair with a varied program of games and contests scheduled. The located on the Route 292 spur: across from Dick Montross’ Farm Equip- ment dealership. Flowers on the altar for services in East Dallas United Methodist Church were placed there in honor of the 40th wedding anni- versary of Warren and Marilla Stanton. The Stan- tons have two sons, Robert and Carl, and the flowers were presented by Laing and Priscilla Coolbaugh and family!" Daily Vacation Bible School, sponsored by Cen- termoreland UM: Church, will conclude on Friday. Dr. Joseph Tomasovic, It has not yet been announced whether Col- lege Misericordia will offer a course in designing and marketing computer games, but with its newly acquired academic com- puter, the college will cer- for such a program. College Misericordia replaced its academic computer with a VAX 11- +730, with three megabytes of main memory, by Digi- tal Equipment Cor’ poration (DEC). It is the latest in a family 'of "DEC computers which the manufacturer considers its ‘“‘thrust for the 80s.” The VAX computer is for student use only. Col- 9° $179.95 $49 95 $69.95 Miracle Wax or Glaze ® Shampoo Interior ¢ Engine Cleaned e Vinyl Top, Trunk, Etc. AZE ' 750 6b WE'LL HELP! Teflon, The "ROLLS ROYCE" on of Car Cleaning ¢ Simonize, Polycoat SPECIAL average car lege Misericordia utilizes a separate on-line system for all administrative pro- grams. The result is that students are nearly guar- anteed access fo the aca- demic computer. According to Dr. Joseph Tomasovic, academic computer service program director at College Miseri- cordia, all students, from freshmen to seniors, will be able to use the com- puter when they want to. “They will avoid the common college and uni- versity syndrome of punching cards and rely- ing on one or two com- puter operators. Students will have immediate access to the VAX on one of our video terminals.” College Misericordia offers bachelor of science degrees in computer sci- ence and information sys- tems. The college also allows students to concen- trate in these areas while earning a bachelor’s degree in another major, such as mathematics or .business administration. Tomasovic expects about 80 computer science and information system majors by 1985. “We will limit enrollment,” Toma- sovic noted,” to ensure ff computer access and to provide individual atten- tion to each student. I believe this is beneficial in learning the intricacies of computer science.” Several area pastorates and a number of former area residents were involved in the changes announced at the annual Wyoming District Confer- ence of the United Method- ist Church, which was held at the University of Scran- ton and Elm Park United Methodist Church in Scranton June 10-13. Changes in the pasto- rates at the Carverton United Methodist Charge and the Noxen-Kunkle UM Charge were announced. Rev. Dr. Allan Cease, who has been pastor of the Carverton UM Charge for four years, has been appointed to the pastorate of the High Street UM Church in Binghamton, nN Ice Cream Cake . sm mmm COUPON =m m—-— Happy Birthday |} U.S.A Serves 18 fo 20 CTR (LT ‘emma a HAVIN) ammmen’ Certfied Kosher §X ar Copano 1902 | N.Y. Rev. Dr. Cease has served UM pastorates at St. Paul’s in Endicott, N.Y.; Slocum, Derr Memorial in Wilkes-Barre and Forest City. Rev. Donald Sperling, who has been pastor of the Noxen-Kunkle-Ruggles UM Charge for four years, has been named pastor of the Oxford, N.Y. UM Church. ® Rev. Robert Wood, who has” been pastor of the Lake Winola-Falls UM Charge for six years, has been appointed to the pas- torate at the Dalton UM Church. Rev. Wood form- erly served as pastor at Plains, Waymart, Sterling and also served as asso- ciate pastor at the Endi- cott, N.Y. UM Church. His father, the late Rev. Robert Wood, served as pastor of the Carverton UM Charge during his ministry. Rev. Wood will be suc- ceeded at the Falls-Lake Winola UM Charge by Rev. J. Daniel Herron, who is presently serving as pastor at the Montrose UM Church. Rev. Herron, a Duyrea native, has served UM Churches at Sidney Center, N.Y., Sche- nevus and New Berlin, both in New York State. ~He was ordained in 1961. The Carverton and Noxen-Kunkle UM Charge will be served by a Nebraska couple, husband and wife, who will assume pastoral duties at area UM Churches ‘about July 1. They are Rev. Roger wife, Rev. Pegg Ainsle- Richards. Both were ordained back in 1975. Rev. Mr. Ainsle-Richards will fill the vacancy at |Carverton, succeeding Rev. Dr. Allan Cease, who moves up to Oxford, N.Y. The Carverton UM Charge includes UM Churches in Carverton, Orange and Mount Zion.
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