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The Harveys Lake Women’s Serv-
ice Club will be holding its annual
Arts & Crafts Auction on Sunday,
November 4 at the Lake-Noxen Ele-
mentary School, Harveys Lake.
Browsing is at 2 p.m. and the
auction starts at 3 p.m. The items
are all handmade by Club member.
Along with the auction there will
be door prizes, a bake sale, refresh-
ments, Christmas decorations and
an Honorary members table with
items for sale. A ‘Kiddie Corner”
with games will be provided for
your children while you attend the
auction. Raffle tickets will be sold
for $1.
The first prize is a North Star
design quilt handmade by the Club’s
Honorary members. Second prize is
a handmade afghan and third is a
pitcher and bowl set. If anyone
would like to contribute any items,
they may contact Madelon blaine at
639-1533.
All profits will go for community
services and projects.
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also be sold at the show.
Numerous door prizes will be
awarded with first prize a painting
by noted, local artist Sue Hand.
Mary Hughes, proprietor of Heart
In Hand, Dallas, has also donated a
painting to be awarded. The paint-
ing, one of Raggedy Ann and Andy
dones on muslin fabric, has been
accepted by the Museum of Folk
Art in New York City where it hung
recently.
The Pennsylvania Quilters will
provide homemade soup and sand-
wiches for light lunches and home-
baked goodys will be available.
Vendors will have fabrics and quilt-
ing supplies for sale.
There will be workshops featuring
both Jane Blair; professional quilt-
maker, quilt artist and teacher,
from Conshohocken, PA and Laurie
Walsh; quilter, designer, quilt show
judge, teacher and publisher of her
own Trpunto patterns. Additional
workshops will be conducted by
local instructors: Nancy Brown;
teacher, quilter and home econo-
mist. Jillann Space; teacher, quilter
and fabric shop manager. Mary Ann
Shades; teacher, quilter and home
economist.
The workshops have been
arranged by the Pennsylvania Quil-
ters and Sharon Ward, Coordinator
of Continuing Education Penn State.
For further information about work-
shop schedules, fees, or registra-
tion, please call the Office of Contin-
uing Education: 675-2171 extension
220.
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Krajewski; and Mary Shuler.
Philip J. Santarelli has been
awarded certification by the Penn-
sylvania State Board of Examiners
of Public Accountants. The certifi-
cation permits him to use the cre-
dential C.P.A., or Certified Public
Accountant.
Mr. Santarelli, a graduate of Wyo-
ming Seminary, attended Cornell
University and completed his bache-
lor of science degree in accounting
at King’s College in 1972. He earned
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he joined the firm of Mangan and
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was associated with the Santarelli
Vibrated Block Company of West
Wyoming.
He is a member of the Pennsyl-
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Accountants and is licensed by the
Pennsylvania Bureau of Profes-
sional and Occupational Affairs. Mr.
Santarelli also serves on the board
of directors of the Newberry Coun-
try Club and is a member of the
Westmoreland Club.
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Talent search on
The Johns Hopkins University has
opened its annual talent search to
identify seventh grade age youths
with high verbal, mathematical, or
ganeral intellectual abilities.
Conducted by the university's
center for the advancement of aca-
demically talented youth (CTY),
students identified for participation
in the program are eligible for CTY
advanced courses and residential
summer programs. Principals and
guidance counselors have been pro-
vided with detailed information
about the talent search.
Completed registration forms
must be mailed and postmarked no
later than November 16.
For more information write:
CTY, The Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, Baltimore, Maryland, 21218, or
call (301) 338-8422.
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Wilkes-Barre Council 302 will host
the Eighth Annual Rosary Rally and
March sponsored by the combined
Knights of Columbus Councils of
Wyoming Valley on Sunday, Octo-
ber 7.
Chairman is Patrick Jordan,
grand knight of host council, and co-
chairman is John S. Jones, grand
knight, Pittston Council 372. Other
units who will participate include:
Nanticoke 913, Plymouth 984, Luz-
erne 3987, Mountaintop 6440, Lake
Silkowrth 7860, Dallas 8224 and
Exeter 8598.
At 1 p.m., mass will be celebrated
in Holy Rosary Church, Park
State 4-
Darlene Phillips, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Phillips of Hunlock
Creek will appear at the State 4-H
finals in Harrisburg on Oct. 4, 5 and
6.
Darlene won first place at District
finals at Dalton in the Hunter Pony
Hack Class. She has been riding
four years and is a member of the
Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, by Rev.
Anthony Noviello, pastor. At 2 p.m.
the Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our
Lady of Fatima will be mounted on
a float surrounded by honor guards
from the Knights of Columbus who
will escort Our Lady in procession.
The march will proceed on Park
Avenue, to Hazle Street, to South
Main Street, to East South Street
and end at St. Nicholas Church,
South Washington Street, where
recitation of the rosary and benedic-
tion will take place at 3 p.m.
All knights, their families, friends
and the public are invited.
Showin Blue 4-H Club, under the
direction of Carol Malig.
She is a student of Borrowdale
Acres, Inc. Dallas, under the direc-
tion of Peg Malig, B.H.S.I. Darlene
is presently finishing the final show
of the Penn Jersey Horse Show
Association of which she is a
member.
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