Sailboat Auctioned
boat are, from left,
St. Maria Goretti Church, Laflin,
will hold its annual three-day Festi-
val and Auction on the: church
grounds, Laflin Road, on July 22,
chests, mahogany tables, and
many, many collectibles such as an
antique knick-knack collection, old
framed pictures, solid brass items,
ample seating available under a
tent.
As in past years, the Festival will
include delicious homecooked
PENNDOT CREWS completed
the initial phase of repairs to West
Eighth Street last week with the
laying of asphalt on a three mile-
plus stretch from Bodle Road to the
village of Orange. Final phase of
the work - oiling and spreading of
fine cinders - was expected to get
underway this week. The improve-
ment was welcomed by motorists,
who travel the route to and from
Wilkes-Barre.
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CHRISTIAN ICKINGER of West
Eighth Street, Carverton, is a
patient in Nesbitt Memorial Hospi-
tal, Kingston, having been admitted
last: Wednesday evening. Christian
was taken to the hospital by a
Franklin Township Volunteer
Ambulance crew.
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THE BOB HORLACHER MEMO-
RIAL LITTLE LEAGUE ALL
STARS were eliminated from fur-
ther competition for the District 16
Little League playoffs Wednesday
evening when they were defeated
by St. Theresa’s Little Leaguers
from South Wilkes-Barre, 5-2, in a
playoff game at Beaumont Wednes-
day evening.
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REV. AND MRS. JAMES
HOWELL and children of Center-
moreland have returned after a 10-
day fishing vacation at Bear Lake,
Canada.
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A BENEFIT ICE CREAM
SOCIAL will be held Saturday at
the East Dallas United Methodist
Church on Lower Demunds Road.
Serving will be from 4 to 8 p.m. and
will include homemade ice cream,
fresh strawberries, wimpies and
other delicious food.
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BARNEY AND BARBARA
MILLER of Hartford, Conn., have
returned after several days with
Barbara’s mother, Mrs. Marian
Brace of Orange, who is coming
along nicely at home following
hospitalization for a fracture suf-
fered sometime ago at home.
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PLANS ARE COMPLETE for the
benefit bazaar and carnival to be
held by the Franklin Township
Volunteer Fire Company on the fire
company grounds in Orange start-
ing tomorrow evening and continu-
ing through Saturday evening. A
band will play for dancing Friday
and Saturday evenings. Highlight
Saturday evening at 7.
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UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
of Dymond Hollow UM Church will
meet this evening at 7:30.
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A SPECIAL MEETING to com-
plete plans for the annual Center-
moreland Barbecue and Auction
will be held tomorrow evening at
7:30 in the Centermoreland UM
Church social rooms.
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FRIENDS OF MRS. GLENN
MAJOR of Centermoreland will be
glad to learn she is recuperating at
home after a stay at NPW Hospital
in Plains Twp.
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WYOMING SEMINARY STU-
DENT ROBERT EGGLESTON,
JR. and his cousin, Paul Bartley
returned from the Wyoming Semi-
nary educational tour of Europe.
They accompanied other Seminary
students and four faculty members.
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H. LEE BREHM will be the
guest speaker at services on
Sunday in the three churches of the
Centermoreland UM Charge at
East Dallas at 8:45; Dymond
Hollow at 10, and Centermoreland
at 11:15.
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MRS. ALICE FRONZEK of Cen-
termoreland returned home on
Wednesday after spending several
days as a medical patient in
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
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REV. DAVID VIRKLER of
Towaco, N.J., an evangelist with
the Word and World Broadcast
group, was the guest speaker at
both services on Sunday in North-
moreland Baptist Church at Center-
moreland. Plans also were com-
pleted for an Evangelistic Crusade
to be held at the Centermoreland
Church in the Fall.
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HARDING VOLUNTEER FIRE
COMPANY AND RESCUE SQUAD
will hold its annual bazaar Aug. 5-6-
7 on the fire company grounds in
Harding.
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BINGO has become a way of
fundraising for volunteer fire com-
panies in the area. On Monday
evenings, the recently organized
Northmoreland Twp. Volunteer
Fire Company holds its bingo par-
ties in its new hall in Centermore-
land with an early bird special at
6:30; Wednesday evenings, Frank-
lin Twp. Volunteer Fire Company
holds its weekly benefit bingo par-
ties in the fire hall in Orange, and
on Friday evenings, the Falls Twp.
Volunteer Fire Company holds its
benefit social parties in the fire hall
at Falls, starting with an early bird
special at 6:45.
ABOUT 100 PERSONS
attended the 31st annual
reunion of descendants of
David and Florence
Traver, which was held on
is president.
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FRIENDS OF MRS.
WALTER WANDELL of
Noxen will be glad to learn
Mrs. Thomas Lane of
Noxen, who observed their
49th wedding anniversary
on July 4 and Mrs. Lane’s
67th birthday anniversary
SINCERE SYMPATHY
is extended the family of
Fred May of Williamsport,
who passed away on July
8. He is the brother of
23,24. The hours on Friday and coal memorabilia, and a juke box. : ; : Sunday, July 10, at she has returned home on July 2. Scores of friends Lewis May of Noxen.
Saturday are 6 p.m. and 5 p.m. An 11-foot two-seater SNARK ethnic and American foods, includ- Dymond’s Grove in Noxen. after a Stay at Wilkes- and relatives attended the 20:
Sunday. sailboat will be auctioned, as well ~~ N18 sausage and peppers, cheese -0- Barre General Hospital. July 4 celebration at their
The auction will feature over as new clothing, tickets for dinners, Steak hoagies with sauce, fresh = NOXEN AMBULANCE : -0- home. 0 CONGRATULATIONS
1,000 items ranging from antiques
of sterling silver, gold trimmed
stemware, depression glass, lead
crystal, to two-tier oak tables, oak
merchandise, and sporting events,
and many more articles too numer-
ous to mention. The auction will be
conducted by Chuck Tedrow with
French fries, clam chowder, hal-
usky, pierogies, and a variety of
other foods with special lines for
the popular potato pancakes.
CORPS is sponsoring bene-
fit bingo parties Friday
evenings and Sunday
afternoons at Hanson’s
Amusement Park at Har-
veys Lake.
DR. AND MRS. CLAR-
ENCE D. PARKS of
Noxen have returned home
after several days in
Brookfield, N.Y., where
Dr. Parks officiated at a
FRIENDS OF MRS.
LORI VAN ETTEN will be
glad to learn she is home
after a stay at Columbia
Presbyterian Hospital in
New York. Mrs. Van Etten
are extended to Lewis R.
Hackling,. who completed
training at the Johnson
School of Technology in
Scranton last month. He
earned listing on the Presi-
The summer. vacation period
hight up with the Back Mountain
~ Blood Drive™'on’ July 12" at “the
Presbyterian Church,
“Donations were doWh" on pre-
vious collections,” reported Jeff
Townsend, co-chairman of the
council, ‘We had considerable diffi-
concerned were in good spirits and
thanks for a very smooth operation.
Nurse, ‘tommented that: -for- the
time of year and the weather, there
was a good turnout. Almost all
those who donated made appoint-
3
sery attendants Debbie Roginski,
Amy Urbanas, Heather Rorick and
Jenty Ondish.
Plastics preparation was done by
Rood, Elta Jones and James Clin-
ton. Loaders were Richard Jones,
Robert Lizza, George Brague,
pleting plans for its annual
bazaar and earnival to be
held. July 28-30 on the fire
company grounds on
Market Street. This year’s
affair will feature various
rides, ethnic foods, a
talent show, music each
ROBERT. MCGOVERN
and son, Robert, of Canan-
daigua, N.Y. have
returned home after
spending several days with
Mrs. McGovern’s father,
Edgar Engelman, of
Noxen.
Spring semester.
Ay YY : Donald Radner, Bill Richards and evening and the annual -0- Not Responsible tor Typographical Errors
culty in finding enough volunteers ments for the next community po y
drive on Sept. 13 at the Shavertown Dave Iveson. parade to be held Satur- MRS. CLARENCE [We #Eizave The maT 70 Lit QuakTITIES |
reach.”
In all, 204 people registered, of
whom 195 successfully donated
against a target of 230. Over 100
units were rushed to the Blood
United Methodist Church. At this
drive, the Red Cross will start
enrollment for the newly formed
Deca Donor Club. Many Back
Mountain residents have already
qualified for the distinctive pin that
Drivers were Willard Bullock,
Paul Hodges and Bill Helgemo;
forward bookers were Toni Ritter
and Shirley Good; volunteer nurses
coordinated by Janet West were
Janice Congdon, Marion Young,
day, July 30 at 2 p.m.
mittees are John Lyons,
chairman; James Strohl,
entertainment; Earl May,
games; food and refresh-
PARKS and daughter,
Sylvia Shaffer, have
returned home after
attending the four-day
grand chapter sessions of
the Order of Eastern Star
DARING'S
2.1
Caner in Hanover Tonmtip for i gwartedto mombers. 7 Dont Wane Marga Lauer, merle bt members of Ue in Pista suc $1.7
rocessing for platelets, which are ose helping at this drive were : yi] - | A ! Hh SL on
1 in the treatment of cancer and ~~ Ruth Helgemo, coordinator; Bar- rilla, Barbara Adams, Pat Smaka, Chairmanship of Mrs. Shir- = CONGRATULATIONS PICKLE LOAF esossseaslh, °
bleeding disorders. The Red Cross
reports a high demand for platelets
and difficulty in meeting hospital
requirements. An additional need
arises during the summer, due to
an increase in the number of snake
bites (rattlers) and large quantities
of platelets are needed in the treat-
Bont of victims.
“Despite a hot and humid day, all
bara Barakat, assistant coordina-
tor; registrars Catherine Bolinski,
Erma Kelchner, Charlotte Calkins
and Lorretta Iveson; canteen help-
ers Kathy Gregory, Florence Niez-
goda, Peg Frydlevicz, Betty Gutch
and Carol Evanish; escorts Susan
Baer, Rita Lyons, Sheryl Price,
Carol Schmig, Vivian Griffin, Jill
Urbanas and Dorothy Andes; nur-
Marge Janosik, Mary Ellen
Moylan, Monica Mickiewicz, Lor-
retta Skammer, Mril Fiorini, Kim-
berley Gutman and Beverly Con-
nolly; callers were provided by the
Trinity Presbyterian Church,
Dallas Fire and Ambulance Auxi-
liry, St. Frances X. Cabrini
Church, the Jaycees and members
of the Blood Council.
ley Strohl. Mrs. Wilma
auxiliary.
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KUNKLE VOLUNTEER
FIRE COMPANY will hold
its annual benefit bazaar
on the fire company
grounds in Kunkle on July
28-30. Walter Derhammer
The Dallas. Recreation
Center celebrated ‘“Every-
body’s Birthday Party’ on
Tuesday, July 12. Approxi-
mately 50 children from
ages four through 13 joined
in the fun. Relays, team
events and skill games
were played, followed by
snacks and a giant birth-
day cake. The children
exchanged birthday gifts
formed by professional
magicians, Cosmic Louie
and Faye from Scranton.
The second bi-weekly
library trip to the Back
Mountain Library was
held July 14. Approxi-
mately 30 children hiked to
the library and stopped for
a picnic lunch before
returning to the center.
A Fire Engine Demon-
stration was conducted by
Department on July 19.
Group games are held
every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from 10 a.m. to
noon and again from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. Arts and
crafts are held every Tues-
day from 9:30 a.m. to 11
a.m. with Story Hour fol-
lowing at 11 a.m.
are extended to Mr. and
Expressions
of Sympathy
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