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PAGE 10 THE DAILY NEWS, Huntingdon, Mount Union and Saxton, August 23, 1978 Society and Club News KI-X'KNT GHAni'ATKS OF THE South Hills Business School, Slate College, are standing left. Cynthia Aumiller. legal-stenographic of McClure, and David Souders, general business. Spring' Mills. Receiving diplomas in the stenographic-secretarial program were: seated left.

Lisa Jyl Steele, Eileen Dillon, honors, both of Lewislown; Amy Leitch, honors, Centre Hall; Cheryl Long, honors, Rockhill Furnace. The Sunderlands Meet For Reunion South Hills Students Graduate At The descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sunderland held their nineteenth annual reunion on Sunday, Aug.

6, at the Atkinson's Mills Sportsmen's Club. A total of 126 persons attended. Mrs. Merle P. Sunderland, president, welcomed those who had assembled.

Following the invocation and blessing 'on the food by Benjamin B. Sunderland, the members of the clan enjoyed a delectable picnic lunch. Mrs. Merle P. Sunderland conducted the business meeting.

The following officers were elected for 1979: Benjamin B. Sunderland, president; Mrs. Theodore J. Sunderland, vice president; Diane E. Sunderland, secretary, Mrs.

Steve Glasgow, treasurer. It was also decided to hold next year's reunion at the same location on Aug. 5, provided the club can be reserved for that date. Mrs. Steve Glasgow awarded the traditional prizes to the following persons: S.

Ray Sunderland, aged 83; oldest person present; Stephanie Amber Harbaugh, aged seven weeks, youngest; Newlyweds Honored At Party Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Allenbaugh, were guests of honor at a wedding celebration on Aug. 19. The party was held at the home of Mrs.

Allenbaugh's uncle and aunt, Mr.snd Mrs. Gene H. Book in Hill Valley. A buffet meal was served to the following guests: Mrs. Shirley Fortney, Mr.

and Mrs. Fern Ulsh, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fortney and children, Travis and April Dawn, Mrs. Betty Fortney and children, Trina Lou and Andrea Lynn, Mrs.

James Price, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Price, Howard Ulsh, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Book and children, Polly Jo and Jimmy, and the guests of honor Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Allenbaugh, Jr. The dinner consisted of ham salad and egg salad sandwiches, cake, chips, nuts, mints, olives, pickles, pretzels, punch anf coffee. The wedding cake was a gift to the couple from their cousin, Polly Jo Book. Another cake was baked by their sister-in- law, Cindy Fortney.

The couple received many lovely and useful gifts. Bruce Allenbaugh, and Sally Jean Fortney were united in marriage on Friday, Aug. 18, 1978 at the First United Methodist Church in Mount Union. The Rev. David B.

Reams officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sechrist of Three Springs R.D. were the attendants.

Mrs. Allenbaugh is the daughter of Shirley Fortney of Hill Valley and Fred Fortney of Germany Valley. She was graduated from Mount Union Area High School in 1975 and is employed as a secretary for the borough of Mount Union. Mr. Allenbaugh is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Allenbaugh of Mount Union R.D. He graduated from Mount Union Area High School in 1969 and is employed by Owens- Corning Fiberglas Corp. The couple is residing at 230 W. Market Mount Union.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Gor- monl and sons of Olean, New York, the family who traveled farthest in coming to the event; Mrs. Lanta Asper, person with the most descendants at the reunion.

Mrs. Asper had 32 descendants present while Mrs. Beatrice Sunderland ran a close second with 31. Shannon Harbaugh won the door prize. During the afternoon, the children participated in entertaining games under the direction of Mrs.

William N. Hesser, Mrs. Russell B. Sunderland, Mrs. Merle P.

Sunderland, Sandy Stewart and Sharon Sunderland. Those attending this delightful reunion were: S. Ray Sunderland, Donald R. Sunderland, both of Altoona; Mrs. Thelma G.

Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Runk and Kathy; Mr. and Mrs.

Harry R. Rhodes, Keith, Karen and Sharon, all of Mount Union; and guests, Brenda Cramer of Shirleysburg, Donna Grove of Huntingdon and Raymond Rhone of McVeytown; the Rev. Charles F. Rhodes of Fishertown; Mrs. Wilbur C.

Moore, Chris, Craig and Lisa; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Harbaugh, Shannon and Stephanie; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy R.

Carbaugh and Lee, all of Mount Union, and guest Nancy Civitts of Mill Creek. Also: Mrs. Lanta V. Asper of McVeytown; Mr. and Mrs.

Carl 0. Kane and Glenna, and grandson, Michael Kane, all of New Alexandria; Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Kane, Jerry and Sheryl of Mount Union; Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph J. Kane and Chris of Clearfield; Mr. and Mrs. C.

Bruce Gormont, Brucie, Daniel and Steven of Olean, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Kane, and Nicole, Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Hummel, all of Clearfield; Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brubaker and Brett of McVeytown; Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis R. Maxwell, Matthew and Travis of Mattawanna; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Renninger, Amy Jo and Crystal of McVeytown.

Also: Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Sunderland, Dennis, Larry and Barry of McVeytown; Mr. and Mrs.

Lonnie Snyder, Lonnie, and Dawn of McAlisterville; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Sunderland and Diane; Mr. and Mrs.

Earl R. Sunderland and Amy, all of McVeytown; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Glasgow and Bryan of Newton Hamilton; Mrs. Beatrice Sunderland of McVeytown; Mr.

and Mrs. Clair Sunderland, Ed and Sharon; Mrs. Philip F. Stewart, Sandy and Mike, all of Lewistown, R.D.2; Mr. and Mrs.

Merle P. Sunderland, Troy, Todd and Tawnya; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Moist and Shane; Mark Sunderland, all of McVeytown; Mr.

and Mrs. Herman L. Sunderland and Apryl of Mount Union; Mrs. William N. Hesser and Barry of Lewistown, R.D.2; Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence E. Grove and Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Russell B.

Sunderland and Melissa; Mr. and Mrs. Darl E. Sunderland, Curt and Elizabeth, all of McVeytown. Also: Mr.

and Mrs. Donald J. Sunderland and grandson Jeffrey Sunderland, all of McVeytown; Mrs. Blair H. Sunderland of Milroy; Mrs.

Herman W. Rager and Desiree of McVeytown; Todd and Holly Stanford of Huntingdon; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Rager, Dennis, Gretchen and Travis of Lewistown, R.D.4; Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin B. Sunderland and Ben, Jr. of McVeytown. The South Hills Business School held its August graduation and dinner Friday, Aug.

11, at the Nittany Lion Inn with over eighty five students, families, friends and staff in attendance. Following a reception and banquet, S. Paul Mazza, president of South Hills Business School, addressed the graduating class. Betta H. Kriner, director, presented diplomas, honors and awards.

Graduating in the stenographic secretarial program were: Susan E. Auman, Brenda Sue Corl and Susan L. Webster, all of Bellefonte; Ann M. Brumbaugh of Howard; Eileen L. Dillon and Lisa Jyl Steele, both of Lewistown; Amy M.

Leitch of Centre Hall; Cheryl Long of Rockhill Furnace; Kathleen E. Stuart of Lemont, and Valerie A. Vacar of Beaver Falls. In the clerk typist program were Kimberlee T. Carpenter and Jayanthia M.

Chettur, both of State College. Receiving a diploma in the general business program was Lisa J. Rodner of State College and David W. Souders of Spring Mills. Cynthia K.

Aumiller of McClure received a diploma in the legal stenographic program and Mary K. Cobb of Lemont received a diploma in the legal secretarial program. The Susan Alliene Guglielmi memorial award for the highest scholastic average in the stenographic secretarial program was awarded to Susan Auman of Bellefonte. Those graduating with highest honors were Susan Auman and Lisa Rodner. Graduating with honors were Ann Brumbaugh, Eileen Dillon, Amy Leitch and Cheryl Long.

Will's Grove Location For Reunion The Isenberg Coffman Henney reunion was held Sunday, Aug. 13, at Will's Grove, Huntingdon R.D. Lunch was served at one o'clock, after which a short business meeting took place. Officers were named for the coming year. Door prizes were awarded by Nellie Shade to Dixie Coffman, Tom Utley, Ann Shade, Bob Henney, Linda M.

Price, Calvin Utley, Claire Hoke and Ralph Price. Sr, A peanut scramble ana games for the children were included. Those partaking of the fun and games were: Mr. and Mrs. George Shade and daughters, Anna and Amy, Orval N.

Henney, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shade and Ronnie, Lisa and Ralph Colberson, Robert Liveringhouse, Edith" Henney, Dixie Coffman, Esther Long, Bob Henney, Mary Burkey, Mr. and Mrs. John Utley, Mr.

and Mrs. Tim Price, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Utley, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Hoke, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hoke and children, Mike, Lisa and Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Price, and children, Scott and Beth, Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Shade, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Price, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Utley and Tommi Sue and Nellie Shade. Buffet Meal Attended By Grangers Lincoln Grange No. 914 met Atlg. 4, at the grange hall. Fifty persons assembled for a covered dish buffet style meal preceding the meeting.

The program opened with a Welcome Song. Clair Hetrick presented a silver star certificate and pin to Eugene Garner for 25 years of continuous service. Garner remarked that he considered it an honor to be a granger. The outstanding community family, Mr. and Mrs.

William Entrekin of Entriken, was introduced. Mr. Entrekin, who is an insurance agent, gave a factual, brief talk about insurance. Ruth A. Kensinger presented a reading that was written by Abraham Lincoln.

A "This Is Your Life" skit about Mrs. Entrekin followed with Joan Keith as narrator. This skit brought back memories of Mrs. Entrekin's childhood in South Carolina. She pursued a career in nursing.

Her family and friends were present to surprise. Mrs. Entrekin is active in Sunday School work and Girl Scouts. A gift and certificate were presented to the outstanding family bv Eueene Garner and Ruth A. Kensinger.

Henry Horton, master protem, conducted the short business meeting which followed. Pomona judging of baked goods, needlework and stuffed toy contests will be held Aug. 26, at 2 p.m. at Lincoln Grange. Subordinate grange's sponge cake winner was Ruth A.

Kensinger. Contributions were given to state and national deaf and Pomona women's activities projects. Linda Garner announced a youth macrame contest and a youth meeting. Mary A. Keith told of the activities of junior grange camp.

The interesting program concluded with Ella Criswell reading Beatitudes for Married Couples and everyone sang Blest Be The Tie. Metz Family Has Reunion At Pine Hill The first Metz reunion was held for the descendants of Henry Raymond and Effie (Hess) Metz on Aug. 5, at the Pine Hill picnic grove. Over fifty people braved clouds and occasional downpours for a day of family fun. Included were horseshoe tournaments, pony rides, peanut scrambles and especially good foods and lively conversations.

Corsages were presented to the ladies and special novelty gifts were given to each of the "Metz" girls and the Metz brother. A prize was also given to Mr. and Mrs. Carl McMillan of Georgia for traveling the farthest distance. Those attending were: Mrs.

Jean Stone of Alexandria; Margery Stone, New Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hibbs of Trevose; Mr. and Mrs. David Donnelly and Suzy and David of Waterstreet; Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Hibbs, Tim and Jeffery of Biglerville; Mr. and Mrs. H. Raymond Metz of Waterstreet; Mrs.

Mary Lawler, Kathleen and Virginia of Trevose; Mr, and Mrs. Patrick Lawler, John, Richard and Rebecca of Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lawler and Jennifer of Waterstreet; Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Lawler, Tracy and Shannon of Trevose. Also: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weko and Metz of Waterstreet; Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Weko, Chad and Matthew of Waterstreet; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zerby, Maryann, Betty Jo and Michelle of Centre Hall; Mrs. Paul Biggs and Paul of Oakford; James Scott, Philadelphia; Mary Scott, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.

Carl McMillan and Zachary, Forest Park, Robert Neff of Harrisburg and Michael Coleman of Trevose. Special thanks were extended to committee members, Mike and Brenna Lawler and Margery Stone for organization and planning. WCTUHas Meet At Shuler's "Promise and Performance" was the theme for the devotions presented at the Aug. 16, meeting of the Huntingdon Woman's Christian Temperance Union held in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Shuler of Taylor Highlands. Mrs. Arthur Black was in charge of the meeting with Mary Dell as devotional leader. The hymn, Advance Not Retreat, was used with Mrs. Cloyd Foster as accompanist.

Scripture was read from I John 4. What glorious revelations the words of God bring to our hearts. These words are spirit and they stir every particle of our soul with their powers, pointed out the leader. These words are life and they inspire and draw the sinner to Christ. Through His word He gave His love for our malice, His peace for out- despair, His joy for our sorrow, and His life for our death.

We are confident that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Abraham was strong in faith giving glory to God and was fully persuaded that what he had promised he would perform. During the U.S. Con- stutional Convention, it seemed the statesmen were i going to fail in their purpose to write effective laws, but realizing that God had promised to govern in the affairs of men, they decided that an empire cannot rise without His aid. From that hour, they sought divine guidance and our great constitution came into being.

Wonderful results come into being when we allow Christ to perform what he has promised. Discussions were offered in regards to some of the destructive bills being offered against the lives of our youth, and were in hopes they can be defeated for the sake of our God-loving nation. The group was honored by the presence of Ohis Castleberry, professor of speech communications at Long Beach, Calif, and a Ph. D. from Penn State University.

He stressed the need of the continuation of the WCTU and the importance of parents' proper guidance in the use of alcoholic beverages. Only once in the Bible was the drinking of water forbidden and that was because of contaminated conditions. Mrs. R. Leslie Green gave the secretary's and treasurer's reoorts.

The pledges to the three flags and the benediction were given, followed by a delicious picnic meal on the spacial lawn at the Shuler home. Happy Birthday HI! MY NAME IS Steven Ray Varner and I celebrated my eighth birthday on Aug. 21. My daddy and mommy are Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver R. Varner of Star Route, Huntingdon. My grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.

Forgy, Water Street, McVeytown and David S. Varner of Star Route, Huntingdon. My two sisters helped me celebrate my birthday, when cake and ice cream were served. THIS GOOD LOpKING little guy is Mark Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Williams of Scotland. He celebrated his ninth birthday Aug. 21. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Hess of Shade Gap and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams of Nossville. In his honor, birthday cake and ice cream were served with friends from Scotland in attendance. Calendar Wednesday, August 23 General membership meeting of the llunliiiKilon Area Kducnlion Association will In- held al a.m.

in Middle School Anniversaries Aug. 23,1978 Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. McBride of Taylor Highlands, Huntingdon, are celebrating their 52nd wedding anniversary.

Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prough of 610 Fourteenth Huntingdon, were married 34 years ago today. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Streightiff of Sunneymeade Road, Huntingdon, are celebrating their 26th anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Barrett, 309 S.

Jefferson Union, were married 32 years ago. Hoy Seoul Troop No. 'M of'AU'xandria will liieel in the Seoul House al Donation Grange No. will meet in regular session al II p.m. in the Krunne hall Good Thursday, August 24 Meeting of the Huntingdon Kire Department will he held al p.m.

in the No. House. The Nile Cap Howling League annual organization meeting will he held at p.m. in Iho Huntingdon Community Center. Overcalers Anonymous will meet al p.m.

in the Huntingdon Community Center, Fifth ami Mifflin Sis. Everyone welcome. Ladies Auxiliary lo Alexandria Fire Co. will meet in the fire hall al II p.m. Broad Top American Legion Post No.

I2(i will hold a regular monthly meeling al p.m. in I he American Legion Home, Broad Top City. Ladies Auxiliary lo the Trough Creek Volunteer Fire Company will meet al in the fire hall. Special meeting of I he Ladies Auxiliary lo the Smilhfield Fire Company will lie held at p.m. in Ihe fire half.

All inemhers are urged lo be present BELATED BIRTHDAY wishes go to this future coonhunler. Autumn Dawn Fleck, who is pictured with her coon dog. Buck. Autumn celebrated her second birthday on Aug. 14.

She is the daughter of Larry and Linda Fleck of Three Springs R.D.2. Her proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Mills of Star Route. Hustontown and Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Fleck of Three Springs R.D.2. She also has a great grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Mills of Star Route, Three Springs. Autumn was honored on her special day when cake and ice cream were served.

Belated wishes! Aug. 23,1978 Mrs. Charles 0. Hawn, Petersburg R.D. Mrs.

Helen P. Green of 1225 Washington Huntingdon. Heidi A. Walker, daughter of Brenda Walker of Huntingdon and the late Bobby Walker, is eight years old. Mrs.

Jane Heath, Broad Top City. Tammy Culbertson, Huntingdon. Dorothy Bard, Mount Union R.D. 2. Lakemont Setting For Get-Together The 40th annual reunion of the descendants of Dr.

James Lightner of Shirleysburg was held at Lakemont Park, 'Altoona, on Saturday, Aug. 12, with thirty-four members and two guests attending. William Butler, president, was in of the business meeting. The present officers agreed to serve another year. In lieu of prizes, the group held a "while gift exchange with Sarah Kauffman presiding at the gift table.

William Butler and sons were in charge of amusement ride tickets. Those attending the reunion were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lightner of Shirleysburg; Cyril H. Lightner and Mr.

and Mrs. Henderson Lightner and Virginia of Loysville; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lightner of Macungie; Mrs.

Melvin Lightner, Mary Ann, Jamie and Dale of Oak Bridge, N. Mr. and Mrs. William Butler, Tom Butler, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Butler and Nathaniel, all of Clearfield; Mrs. Edna Lightner, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lightner and David, Mr. and Mrs.

William Lightner and Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lightner, Carie and Christy, all of Claysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman, Mrs.

Karl Byers, Mrs. Nora Barbara Beach and Harold Beach, all of Hollidaysburg. The guests were Mrs. Kathy Long of Atlanta, and Jodi School of Altoona. Picnic Held By McAlevys The McAlevy reunion was held Sunday, Aug.

13, at Whipple Dam, with picnic dinner served at 1 p.m. following divine blessing by Mrs. Hilda McMahon. Dennis Younker was thanked for arriving at the picnic site early and reserving a pavilion. Mr.

and Mrs, Dennis Younker arranged the games which kept the small children entertained. The reunion will be held the second Sunday of August next year at the same place. In attendance were the following: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Younker, and children, Caleb and Amanda, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McMahon, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hawbaker. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard McMahon, Wanda. Ricky, Duane, Carol and Kim of Huntingdon R.D.; Mr. and Mrs. Vernard Weyer, Spruce Creek; Mary McAlevy, Altoona; Mrs.

Nora Duke Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Legg, Piketon, Ohio; Lenora Duke Jordan, Bellflower, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McAlevy, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy McAlevy, and Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keller, Lori and Jamie and Timmy, Mrs. Robert Diehl, Mrs.

Nancy Fisher, Tresha, Kim and David of Alexandria. William McMahon, Frank Stoneroop, Woodbury; Mr. and Mrs. William McAlevy, Boalsburg; Mr. and Mrs.

Williard Moyer, Quakertown; Mr. and Mrs. Paul McAlevy, Mr. and Mrs. Gary McAlevy, Brends and Jody of Bellwood; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles McMahon, Susan and Lisa of Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Rogert Wargo, Bobby, Sharon, Cathy, Mike of Marlton, N.J.: Mrs. Cora Pollock, West Palm Beach, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard McMahon, Joanne, Karen and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. James McMahon, Jamey, Janice and Janel, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald McMahon, Marty, Eddie, Kelly, Trishia and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McMahon, Eric, Aaron and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. William McCrum and Tim, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Anders, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Steve and Tom, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Taylor, Kathy Thompson of Petersburg. Mike McCoy, Donna Smith of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tayor and Lacey of Cresson; Mrs. Katherine Miller and Karen Ann of Kalundborg, Denmark; Mrs.

Grace M. Troutman of Philadelphia; Mrs. Anna Vinzulis of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The next reunion will be held in August, 1979, the date to be announced. If you'd like something really delicious on waffles, pancakes or warm biscuits, try Strawberry Butter.

It's made by combining one cup (two sticks) butter with one half cup of chopped, fresh strawberries and three tablespoons of confectioner's sugar in a blender or food processor with a steel blade. Whip until light and fluffy. This yields one and one fourth cups and keeps well when refrigerated. If you can't recall what went' on last weekend, just ask the curtain-peeper who lives next door. Social security is having the only swimming pool within three miles.

When dieters want to give themselves something special and still not get far off the calorie wagon, they might try the low-to-moderate calorie fruits or berries with a small scoop (one fourth cup) of regular vanilla ice cream. Choices include a fourth wedge of a five inch cantaloupe (30 calories), one half fresh pear cored (50 calories), one cup fresh strawberries (50 calories) or 1 cup diced fresh pineapple (75 calories). APPIEBY'S FOODLINER THIS WEEK'S BANKROLL Pictured at right is Rosalind Chilcote of Mount Union, a recent $100 winner at Appleby's IGA. Last Week's Winner John C. Hooper of Rockhill had his name drawn but did not have his card.