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Noxen Elementary Principal.
. FRIENDS OF COLLEEN SPARE will be glad to
learn she is home from Nesbitt Memorial Hospital,
Kingston where she underwent surgery. She resides
with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Poeper-
ling in Carverton.
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BEST WISHES are extended to Kenneth DeGraw of
Centermoreland, who will enter Robert Packer Hospi-
tal at Sayre today. He will undergo surgery on Friday.
Ken has been active for years as leader of Boy Scout
troops in the Centermoreland-Falls area.
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NICE TO REPORT that C.B. Townsend of Orange is
home after a 10 day stay in Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital. 3
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PHILLIP L. CULVER of Lower Demunds Road,
East Dallas underwent surgery Thursday morning in
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
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AGAPE BIBLE STUDY GROUP of Centermoreland
United Methodist Church will meet Saturday evening
at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Gerald Brown.
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MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MIHALICK and son
Andrew of Williamstown, Pa. have returned after
several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Krzanowski, West Eighth Street, Carverton. Mrs.
Mihalick is the former Joanne Krzanowski.
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JUNIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP: 263 of €entermore-
land © will havea “Halloween party. ~en+ Thursday
evening, Oct. 27, .in, the Centermoreland UM Church
hall. Members of the troop enjoyed a trip to Harveys
Lake, followed by bowling at Bonomo’s Recreation
Center and ice cream sodas at Coscia’s. Accompany-
ing the 10 scouts were troop leaders, Mrs. Ama
DeGraw and Mrs. Gloria Rought. r
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BROWNIE GIRL SCOUT TROOP 436 of Centermore-
land enjoyed a session of candy-apple making at its
meeting last Tuesday with 15 Brownies turning out to
make the Fall goodies, under the direction of Mrs.
Emily Considine and Mrs. Robin Ransom. Brownies
are selling 1984 scout calendars and orders can be
placed with any Brownie. On Oct. 25, Brownies will
have a Halloween party in the Centermoreland UM
Church Hall.
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MR. AND MRS. DAVID WERTS, JR., Valley View
Park, East Dallas, are rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter, Diane Jean in Wilkes-Barre General Hospi-
tal. Diane weighed in at 8 Ibs. 1» ounces. Diane Jean
has a 17-month old brother David Werts III. Grandpar-
ents are Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Swan of Mount Zion and
Mr. and Mrs. David Werts, Sr. of Carverton. Great
grandparents are Mrs. Claude Johnson of Central:
Mrs. Myrtle Swan of Dallas and Mrs. Ida Owen of
Carverton.
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PLANS ARE NEAR COMPLETE for the Harvest
Home auction and festival to be held Saturday,
starting at 7 at Pomona Grange of Upper Luzerne
County. To be auctioned off will be fruit and vegeta-
bles and baked goods. Cooperating in the auction
festival will be membrs of the Jackson Grange and
Mountain Grange 567 of Carverton. Committee mem-
bers include Mrs. Edgar Sutton, chairman: Ann
Manzoni, Edwin Wright and Stanley Krzanowski,
assisted by members of both Granges.
MEMBERS OF ST. FRANCES X. CABRINI
CHURCH: of -Carverton and its sister parish, Blessed
Sacrament. Church of Centermoreland are completing
plans for'a'mass and reception honoring Rev. Father
Seamus Keubler, who has been assigned to St.
Joseph’s Center in Scranton after serving both area
churches for several years.
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THE FESTIVITIES WILL OPEN with a special
mass by Rev. Father Seamus Keubler on Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 30 at 4, in Blessed Sacrament Church
at Centermoreland. The reception will follow. Co-
chairpersons are Mrs. Madeline Perrone and Mrs.
Celeste Geskey.
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MEMBERS OF NOXEN INDE-
PENDENT BIBLE CHURCH
enjoyed -a service of Sacred music
on Sunday when a gospel team,
“The Sounds of Praise,”’ of the
Practical Bible Training School at
Bible School Park, New York,
presented a special program. Rev.
Jerry Tallent, pastor of the Noxen
Church, welcomed the group, which
Susan
Smith, Langhorne, Pa.; Sherree
Sisson, Penn Yan, N.Y.; Daniel
Delevan, Cincinnatus, N.Y.; Timo-
thy Depue, Homer, N.Y. and Brent
Young, Franklin Lakes, N.J.
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MR. AND MRS. ALDEN DIETZ
of Beaumont have returned after an
eight-day trip to Denver, Colo.,
where they visited their daughter,
Caroline Dietz, R.N. at Denver Gen-
eral Hospital. The trip was part of
their 45th wedding anniversary
which was observed recently. Mrs.
Dietz is the former Thelma Rich-
ards, daughter of Mrs. Emma Rich-
Beaumont. Mr. and Mrs. Dietz also
have three other children, Christo-
both of
Kunkle.
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REV. CLARENCE SCHAFFER
officiated at Sunday morning serv-
ices in St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
of Noxen in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. Jacob Victor, who was
in California. -
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CONGREGATION OF ST.
LUKE’S CHURCH will sponsor its
annual bazaar and roast beef
supper Saturday in the parish hall
on Market St.
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YOUNG PEOPLE OF NOXEN
INDEPENDENT BIBLE CHURCH
will hold a costume party on Friday
evening, Oct. 21, in the church
awarded those with the best outfits.
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LADIES, SOCIETY OF. ST.
LUKE’S CHURCH is completing
plans for a benefit boutique and
Saturday, Nov. 19. Work sessions
for the boutique are held on
Wednesday afternoons from 2:45 to
4 p.m. and women of the church are
invited to help.
FRIENDS OF LARRY BELLES
will be glad to learn he is home
from Jefferson Memorial Hospital
and recuperating from injuries
received in a recent automobile
accident.
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THE NOXEN AREA WAS SAD-
DENED by the recent deth of Stan-
ley (Pat) Denmon. Sympathy of the
community is extended his family.
WORK ON THE CONSTRUCTION
Noxen Independent Bible Church.
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