The Shavertown United Methodist
Women will sponsor a Birthday Tea,
_ Sept. 27, 8 p.m. in the Church Social
Hall.
The program will feature Alice
Glawe of Bear Creek and Florida
' area in a program ‘On the Board-
- walk of Atlantic City.”
’ Tickets are available from mem-
bers of United Methodist Women or
by calling 696-2620 or 696-3375.
Hostesses are as follows:
January, Lorraine Allen, Frances
Klaboe.
February, Jean Linker, Ollie
Daubert.
March, Wilma Williams, Marie
McCoy.
April, Audrey McGough, Cassie
Munzing.
May, Marilyn Ostrum, Vivian
Newcomb.
June, Mary Kloeber,
Evans.
July, Betty Rogers, Harriet Stahl.
August, Grace Lord, Elaine Bear-
ley.
September, Nancy Deeble, Helen
Earles.
October, Hazel Honeywell,
Newhart.
November, Beverly Bunney, Mar-
ilyn Wesley.
December, Eleanor Olenick, Lil-
Peggy
Kate
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lian Letukas.
Swingle.
Summer, Janet Beech, Jane Torr.
Fall,
Lawry.
Griffith.
Birthday, Donna Kachmar, Alice
Moye.
Couple is wed
Yvonne Hosey and Gene
Pieschke, members of" Neptune
Chapel, Harveys Lake, were united
in marriage in a garden setting at
Smith Convalescent Home with 100
guests and friends in attendance.
Rev. Richard Tattersall performed
the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by :Bruce Smith.: Attendants were
Paula Broody and Richard Smith.
A garden reception was held fol-
lowing the ceremony after which
the couple left on a honeymoon to
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bieschke is owner-operator
of Smith’s Convalescent Home. Mr.
Bieschke is employed at Dauksis
Construction.
The couple will reside at Dimmick
Hill, Noxen.
Volunteers needed
Maple © Hill Nursing Home,
Lehman, is seeking volunteers to
aid in activities programs with resi-
dents.
Openings exist in several areas.
For more information, please call
Maple Hill (675-1787) and ask for
Activities Director.
675-5234
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Kiwanis members
The Kiwanis Club of Dallas
inducted two new
Shown above, from left,
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Poepper-
ling Sr., of RD 3, Wyoming, Carver-
ton celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary on Aug. 20, with a Mass
of Thanksgiving and renewal of
vows at St. Frances Cabrini Church,
Carverton, by the Rev. John P.
Foley.
They were married on Aug. 16,
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1933 at St. Mary’s of the Immacu-
late’ Conception Church on South
Washington St., Wilkes-Barre by the
late Rev. Hugh Kelly. Mrs. Poep-
perling is the former Carmel Futch,
daughter of the late Joseph and
Agnes Donnelly Futch of Exeter.
Mr. Poepperling is the son of the
late William and Louise Becker
Poepperling of Wilkes-Barre.
Their attendants were Mrs. Alice
Blessing Hofnér and Paul Poepper-
ling.
The Poepperlings are the parents
of two children, William of Pam-
pano Beach, Fla. and Mrs. Renee
Spare of Carverton. They have five
grandchildren, Colleen, Robert,
Linda, Bruce and Brian Spare.
Attending the Mass was the first
pastor of St. Frances Cabrini
Church, the Rev. Monsignor Joseph
W. Padden and the Rev. Thomas
Croghan.
A reception was held later for
family and friends, by their children
and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs.
Poepperling have been residents of
Carverton for the last 40 years. Mr.
Poepperling is a member. of the
Operating Engineering Local 542,
retired.
Son born to Hasels
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Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hasel, 10
Parrish Street, Dallas announce the
birth of their son, Andrew David, on
Thursday, Aug. 25, at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Andrew has an older sister, Chris-
tina Michelle.
Grandparents include Rev. John
and Arlena Hasel of Cincinnati,
Ohio; and Imre and Ellie Lorenz of
Connecticut.
Great grandfathers include
Ernest P. Smith, Ripley, Miss. and
Joseph Feher, Budapest, Hungary.
eon, Past Lt.
The club is
fellowship.
Deca awards
"Dallas Post/Glenn S Bodish
Mountain Blood Council
Back Mountain Blood Council
Resources.
Fifty people were awarded Deca
Donor pins at the Back Mountain
blood collection at Shavertown
United Methodist Church on Tues-
day, Sept. 13. An additional 124
signed up for membership, many of
future.
The Deca Donor Club was offi-
cially launched on June 25 at Wil-
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liamsport Hospital and is open to all
blood donors of N.E. Pennsylvania
who pledge to donate blood five
times a year.
The club originated from a
thought by Paul Hodges, of Dallas,
American Red Cross Director of
Donor Resources, shortly after he
joined the Red Cross. Donors were
invited to make an appointment for
their next donation; this was called
forward booking and was immedi-
ately successful with 90 percent
signing up, of which seven in 10
returned for the following collection.
The Red Cross felt such faithful
donors deserved recognition and the
Deca Donor Club was born. The
word ‘Deca’ stems from the Greek
for 10, implying every 10 weeks and
the membership pin embodies five
arrows signifying five donations in a
year. The pin is the creation of
Nancy Carmon, Public Relations
Coordinator at the Blood Center in
Wilkes-Barre. A pin is awarded at
the completion of each fifth dona-
tion.
Deca Donor Clubs have now been
formed around donor groups at Wil-
liamsport Hospital, Mercy Hospitl,
Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre City
Center Blood Council, Scranton
Center City Blood Council, as well
as the Back Mountain Blood Coun-
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the Abington, Pittston and Nanti-
coke Blood Councils as well as
groups in Milton, Williamsport and
‘similar communities. Current mem-
“bership is in excess of 600.
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