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Society and Club News THE DAILY NEWS, Huntingdon, Mount Union and Soxton, January 22,1980 PAGE 9 Happy Birthday Officers Of Auxiliary Are Chosen Althea Covert will serve as vice president and Linda Morgan has been named assistant secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Orbisonia Rockhill Fire Company. Other officers are: president, Lucille Gilliland; secretary, Louise Daughenbaugh; treasurer, Joyce Krouse, and financial secretary, Carolyn Welsh. Members of the organization held a meeting Jan. 7, in the fire hall. Devotional leader was Tina Krouse, in the absence of the chaplain.

She read Scripture from John 7 and the group prayed the Lord's Prayer. Most of the meeting was devoted to planning the upcoming banquet on Feb. 16. Jan. 31, is the date for all women to meet in the fire hall at 10 a.m.

to make noodles and each member is urged to make three contacts for the donation of cakes for the dinner. Each one has been asked to donate one full green stamp book towards the purchase of a meat slicer for the kitchen. 1980 memberships are now due and can be secured from any member. Welcomed as new members are Vielda Seibert and Margie Hoffman. Linda Morgan received the "pig." The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction.

The next session will be Feb. 5, in the fire hall (note the date change for this meeting) at 7:30 p.m. Present were: Althea Covert, Carolyn Welsh, Audrey "Starr, Linda Morgan, Joyce Krouse, Tina Krouse, Lucille Gilliland, Dorothy Varner, Gladys Detwiler, Doris Shaw, Vielda Seibert, Margie Hoffman and Louise Daughenbaugh. For Train Information and Reservations see your AMTRAK Travel Agent GATEWAY TRAVil CENTER, INC. 304 7th Street Huntingdon Phone 643-5240 Colleen Stickler And George M.

Smith Marry FUTURE BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eller of Hopewell wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Teresa, to Victor Fluke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fluke of Saxton.

Teresa is a 1978 graduate of Northern Bedford County High School. She is presently attending Shippensburg State College, where she is majoring in elementary education. Mr. Fluke is a 1977 graduate of Tussey Mountain High School. He will graduate in May from Williamson Trade School, where he is studying to be a machinist.

No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Colleen Elaine Stickler of Petersburg R. D. 1 and George Michael Smith of Petersburg were united in marriage fn a ceremony performed in the Crever Memorial United Methodist Church of Petersburg at two thirty o'clock Saturday afternoon, Jan. 12,1980.

The Rev. Faust Hissong officiated at the double ring service. Wedding music was played by Inez Scott, organist, and Joyce Ross, aunt of the bridegroom, was soloist. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Malcolm D. Stickler of Petersburg R. D. 1. The bridegroom is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sumner Smith. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was seen in a gown of white silesta which had a blouson bodice, bishop sleeves and a Queen Anne neckline. Silk Venise lace trimmed the collar, cuffs and waist. The fully pleated skirt ended in a lace bordered chapel train.

She wore a fingertip length mantilla edged with matching lace. The bride carried red roses and white carnations, tinted with garnet, and baby's breath. Matron of honor was Robbie Tussey of Huntingdon, sister of the groom. Bridesmaids were Renee Couch of Huntingdon, sister of the bride, Crystal Stickler of Petersburg, sister of the bride, and Sharon Powell of Petersburg, cousin of the bride. The attendants wore knit gowns with blouson tops and spaghetti straps.

Their pleated gowns were covered by matching jackets and mandarin collars and drawstring sleeves. The matron of honor's gown was wine and the other attendants wore ivory print. Mrs. Tussey carried an Calendar Tuesday, January 22 Standing Stone Homemakers will meet at 1:30 p.m. in fellowship hall of First United Methodist Church.

Huntingdon. Members should be prepared to work on a project (or the extended care unit. Bring scissors and small plant brush. 15th St. United Methodist Women.

Huntingdon, will meet in the church social room at 6 p.m. (or a covered dish supper. Meat, rolls, butter and beverage will be furnished. Bring own table service. At 7:30 p.m., prayer and self denial program will be presented by leader, Bernicc Heffner.

Huntingdon Hook and Ladder Fire Co. will meet in the engine house at 8 p.m. Huntingdon Community Choruses will rehearse in the Abbey Church at 7 p.m. Community Concern will meet at 7:30 in the second floor room, Mount nion Borough Building, Market St. Public is invited to attend.

Wednesday, January 23 Boy Scout Troop No. 24 of Alexandria will meet in the Scout House at 7:30 p.m. County wide farm visits will lake place from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. today.

Class of 1955, Huntingdon High School, will have a reunion planning meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Donna Rinker. Cold Springs Huntingdon. Help needed by classmates. Thursday, January 24 Kelired Public Employees Sub Chapter 7 will meet at 1:30 p.m.

at the Huntingdon County Courthouse. Mount Union Home Extension Group will meet at 1 p.m. in the community room of the Union National Bank instead of 10a.m. Trough Creek Valley Fire Auxiliary will meet in the home of Cleo Mierley at 7:30 p.m. for a regular session.

Ladies Auxiliary to Alexandria Fire Company will meet in the fire hall at 8 p.m. Broad Top American Legion Post No. 126 will hold Its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. in the American Legion Home, Broad Top City. Extension association budget commission meeting will be held from 10 a.m.

till noon in the extension meeting room, Portland Avenue Complex, Huntingdon. Meeting of the Huntingdon Fire Department will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Hook and Ladder Engine House. WANTED The Huntingdon Youth Employment and Training Program looking for 16 21 year-old economically difadvantaged high ichool drop-outs to participate in their week Interim program. It is the purpose of the program to provide these youth with experiences that will enhance their future job prospects and career opportunities that will enable them to secure uruubiidized employment in the public and private sectors of the economy.

The Youth Employment and Training is administered through the Huntingdon County Commissioners. The funding for the program is under the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (C.E.T.A.) through the U.S. Department of labor, which maintains a district office at Southern Alleghenies Planning and Development Commission in Altoono. Pa. For more Information concerning this program, call 643-655I or step in at 301 Penn Street.

Huntingdon. Pa. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MICHAEL SMITH arrangement of white roses, tinted with garnet, and baby's breath, while the bridesmaids' bouquets were of red roses with baby's breath.

James Smith, serving with the U. S. Navy in New London, a brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Gary Hartley of Aston; Daniel Smith of Petersburg, brother of the bridegroom, and Jack Desmond of State College. Flower girl was Kara Tussey of Huntingdon, a niece of the bridegroom.

Ring bearer was a nephew, Eric Tussey of Huntingdon. Following the wedding, a reception was held in the church social room. The bride is a 1977 graduate of Huntingdon Area High School and until her marriage was employed at Centre Community Hospital, State College. The bridegroom was graduated from Juniata Valley High School in 1972; earned an associate degree at the Ogontz Park Campus of Penn State University and a bachelor's degree from Slippery Rock State College. He is resource manager at John Flannigan's Lake, Haysi, Va.

The couple is residing at Route 1, Box 214 Haysi, Va. Philathea Class Meets At Peightal's The Philathea Class of the Abbey Reformed Church, Huntingdon, held its Jan. 15, meeting in the home of Mrs. Agnes Peightal, 626 Church St. Devotions were conducted by Mrs.

Blair Garner. A humorous poem entitled, When Growing Old, was read by Mrs. Ethel Nablo. Ann Grove read a poem entitled Labor of Love. Mrs.

Peightal presided at the business meeting. The hostess served tasty refreshments and a pleasant social hour was enjoyed by the following: Mrs. Paul Grove, Mrs. John Grove, Mrs. Blair Garner, Mrs.

Margaretta Hoffman, Mrs. Millie Bush, Millie Mcllroy, Ethel Nablo, Agnes Peightal, Frances Peightal and the pastor, Chris Currier. When you were 20, they couldn't pay you to wear galoshes. After 40, you can't pay them in order to have a pair. BUCHANAN'S BuildingSupply Center Sot.

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The meeting was preceded by a covered dish luncheon, prepared by the women of the church. After Sunday School, the women and young people set the tables for the bounteous meal and the tables for the casseroles and dishes from which the meal was served buffet style. When all was in readiness, Ella Criswell read article and a poem.entitled, Kitchen Celebration. Invocation was given by Pastor Glenn Sadler. All partook of the meal and enjoyed the friendly conversation and fellowship.

At the close of the meal, the president of the consistory, Allen K. Fouse, called on the treasurers of the various organizations for their financial reports. Sylvia Clapper gave the report for the Sunday School. Charles States gave each member a printed, itemized report of the church's financial standing, showing the receipts, expenses and balance for the year 1979. Also, a proposed budget for the year, 1980.

Frances W. Fouse reported for the Women's Guild. Suggestions were given and plans were made for the coming year. Pastor Sadler expressed his appreciation for everything the congregation had done for them during the past year, during Robbie's illness, the ordination and installation services and the Christmas season. He had his ordination gift (Bible dictionaries) from the congregation on display on Sunday.

He expects to visit his parishioners more this coming year. The pastor and the members of the consistory left early to attend the joint consistory meeting at the parsonage. When the tables were cleared, the young people washed the dishes, while the guild members held a meeting to plan the year's programs and places of meetings. Announcement was made concerning the bake sale to be held at the next oyster supper on Feb. 2, in the Marklesurg Fire Hall.

The next meeting of the Women's Guild will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gongloff on Tuesday evening, Feb. 5. Later H.

Eugene Garner gave to each member a personal, itemized report of the amount of money he or she paid during the year. Attorney Speaks To Sorority Members of Xi Zeta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held their first meeting of the new year Jan. 9, at the home of Kathy Miller. Ms. Miller introduced Attorney Newton C.

Taylor, guest speaker for the evening. Taylor presented a program on Making a Will. He stated that a will is a formal, legal document in which a person declares to whom his possessions are to go after his death. He gave details explanations of the Federal Estate Tax, the Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax and the Interstate Law. Attorney Taylor stressed the importance of a will and also updating a will after one has been made.

A question and answer period followed the informative program. The meeting was opened in ritual form by President Donna Shetrom. In the absence of recording secretary, Donna Gutshall, President Shetrom called roll and read minutes of the previous meeting. Included in international communications was a letter concerning a contribution to the International Endowment Fund. A motion was passed to contribute to the fund.

A letter was received notifying the members of the mid eastern convention to be held in Annapolis, Md. June 13 -15. Treasurer, Barb Purdy, gave the financial report. She also announced a ways and means committee meeting to be held to discuss the next project. She will contact members concerning this meeting.

Vice president, Cheryl Ritchey, reported invitations were mailed to the pledges to attend the model meeting Jan. 23, at the home of Sonja Rogers. The social for the month was planned at the home of Ann Leonard on Jan. 16. Service chairman, Scarlett Speck, reported a gift will be sent to Donna Gutshall while she is recuperating at home.

It is the wish of the sorority that Donna is back with the group soon. Donna Shetrom announced favors will be matje for the extended care unit at the hospital. Members were reminded of the valentine dance to be held Feb. 9, at the Elks Home, Huntingdon. Reservations must be made by Feb.

4. The meeting was closed and refreshments were served by Kathy Miller to Sue Beck, Colleen Neville, Cheryl Ritchey, Donna Shetrom, Scarlett Speck, Sonja Rogers and Barb Purdy. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS All dlfploy advtrtlflng cppx muit be In The Pally Ntwi QHlct by a.m. TWO PAYS KFQRE PUttlCATIQN. Thlt deadline been to belter and to ouure that the newipaper It printed on time every day.

i i 11 David Allen Finishes Unit Training FORT BENNING, Ga. Pvt. David M. Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul M. Allen of Main Maple ton Depot, recently completed one station unit training (OSUT) at Fort Benning, Ga. OSUT is a 12 week period which combines basic combat training and advanced individual training. The training included weapons qualifications, squad tactics, patrolling, landmine warfare, field communications and combat operations. This qualifies the soldier as a light weapons infantryman and as an indirect fire crewman.

Soldiers were taught to perform any of the duties in a rifle or mortar squad. Allen entered the Army last October. Only an iron will enables a man to save himself from himself. JCPenney CATALOGUE CENTER 643-5410 OPEN a a.m. til Midnight COUNTRY GARDEN MARKET Rt.

21, Huntingdon Phone: 643-5642 THIS ADORABLE little fellow, Derrick Ray Wiser, is celebrating his second birthday today, Jan. 22. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wiser of Shade Gap R.D.

Proud grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Miller of Shade Gap R.D. and Mrs. Rachel Wiser of Shirleysburg R.D. His great grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Mills, Violet Mills and Mrs. Jessie Miller, all of Shade Gap. Cake and ice cream will be served to mark Derrick's birthday. Happy Birthday, Derrick! BELATED BIRTHDAY wishes go to Jeffery Alan Peck Jr.

of Petersburg. Jeffie celebrated his first birthday on Wednesday, Jan. 16. Proud parents are Jeff and Dorothy Peck of Petersburg and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Hipp of Huntingdon and Harry (Bud) and Olive Peck of Petersburg. Jeffie has one great grandmother, Lucy Stoner of Mount Union. A birthday party will be held in his honor Saturday afternoon. Helping him celebrate his birthday will be his big sister, Leslie, and many friends and relatives. Have a Happy Birthday, Jeffie! THIS YOUNG LADY is Tricia Janel Cramer of Mapleton Depot.

Tricia is celebrating her seventh birthday today. She is the daughter of Tom and Bonnie Cramer of Mapleton and has a sister, Tracy, and a brother, Tom Jr. Her grandparents are Ray, and Gladys McMullen of Mapleton Depot and Charles and Dorothea Parsons of Shirleysburg. Tricia also has three wonderful great grandmothers, Mrs. Florence McMullen of the extended care unit; Mrs.

Gertrude Ripple of Mount Union and Mrs. Grace Fisher of Doylestown. Her aunts and uncles are Ray and Vicki McMullen, Mapleton Depot; Gary and Raynell Gay of Aurora, Ronnie and Karen Sunderland and Jeff and Janet Wertz of Mount Union; Charlie Parsons of Shirleysburg and Butch Fisher of Mapleton Depot. Tricia attends Sunday School at Grace United Methodist Church, Mapleton, and her teacher is Miss Linda Anderson. She is a student of Miss Jean Anderson in the first grade at Mapleton Union Elementary School.

Tricia is also a member of Brownie Troop No. 1393, Mapleton. There will be a special dinner for Tricia and her family and a party afterwards with a few of her school friends. Happy Birthday! FURNITURE IffDSVIllf 717-667-2112 Open 9 to 9 CELEBRATING TODAY Christine Elizabeth Querry is eight years old today. A daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Cleslie Querry of James Creek, she is a member of Brownie Troop No. 117, is in third grade at Woodcock Valley Elementary School and considers reading and sewing as her hobbies. She has a little brother, Christopher Eugene, who will have his first birthday in March. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Querry of Clarion and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dittsworth of Alexandria. Great grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Park of Mapleton Depot and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Querry of Mapleton Depot. A birthday party with friends this evening will be highlighted by the serving of catce and ice cream.

HI! MY NAME IS Rebecca Aurand and I celebrated my third birthday on Jan. 20. The names of my loving parents are Doug and Sharon Aurand and our address is McVeytown, R.D. 1. My sister, Michele, and other family members had cake and ice cream at the home of Wayne and Shirley Reck, my grandparents who reside in Cedar Crest, Mount Union.

My other grandparents, whom I love also, are Dale and Roseanne Aurand of McVeytown, R.D. 1. I have a great grandma, Mrs. Lily Lane, who lives with my great uncle, Larry Reck in Strongsville, Ohio. My other great grandparents are Mrs.

Verna Atherton of Cedar Crest, Leo Reck of Ohio, Mrs. Merti Aurand and Herman Naugle, both of Lewistown. My sister and I got cowboy outfits for Christmas because we enjoy riding the pony on my Pappy Dale farm. Happy Birthday was sung in my honor by all the family. DARRELL JOSEPH HOTNISKY, son of Darrell and Sally Hotnisky of Saxton R.

is five years old today. Fond grandparents include Joe and Ruth Hotnisky of Saxton R. D. and Ken and Mary Hoover of Transfer, formerly of Yellow Creek. A birthday party will be held in his honor.

Anniversaries THIS HANDSOME LAD, Gregory Andrew Reedcr, is marking his fifth birthday today, Jan. 22. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rcedc'r of Cedar Crest, Mount Union, R.D.

Grandparents are Mrs. Phyllis Christoff of Cedar Crest and the late Andrew Christoff and Mildred Reeder of Silverford Heights. He is the great grandson of Mrs. Helen Schneberger of Mount Union and Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Ryan of Cedar Crest. His sister, Barbie, will help to celebrate the special day with cake and ice cream. Happy Birthday, Greg! Jan. 22,1980 Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Cox of Kistler, Mount Union, are celebrating their 31st wedding anniversary today. YOURFUUSIRVICf TRAVil AGENCY Bus, Train, Plane WEIMER-OllER TRAVil, INC, MmttefeM NMM 643-1461 CELEBRATING HIS NINTH birthday today, Jan. 22, is this handsome young lad, Mark Franklin Heidel. He is the son of Mark and Connie Heidel of Mount Union, R.D. 1.

Fond grandparents are Norma and Ruth Bilger and Clara Heidel, all of Mount Union, R.D. 1. His great grandmother is Laura Bilger of Mill Creek. Markie attends the Mount Union Elementary School and his teacher is Miss Naugle. Markie's cousins, Bill and Dave Stake; George, Tammy and Normie Bilger; Shane and Adam Shawver; Christy Bilger; Lorry and Chucky Piper and his brother Jason, will help to celebrate this special event.

Happy Birthday, Markie! Jan. 22,1980 Glenn Rinehart. Broad Top City. Tricia Janel Cramer, daughter of Tom and Bonnie Cramer of Mapleton, is seven years old. Wesley Barnett, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Barnelt of McConnellstown, is ten years old. Mrs. James Thompson, Huntingdon R. D.

4. Morris M. Terrizzi, Washington Huntingdon. Sharon W. Lsenberg, Huntingdon.

William H. Anderson, Huntingdon R. D. 1. Gregory Andrew Reeder, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Reeder of Cedar Crest, Mount Union R. is live years old today. Christine Elizabeth Querry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cleslie Querry of James Creek, is eight years old today.

Mark Franklin Heidel, son of Mark and Connie Heidel of Mount Union R. D. 1, is nine years old today. Darrell Joseph Hotnisky son of Darrell and Sally Hotnisky of Saxton R. is five years old.

Mary J. Gibboney of Huntingdon R. D. 2. Fisher Arrives At England Base HUNTINGDON, England Technical Sergeant William C.

Fisher, son of Anna M. Fisher of 2757 Warm Springs Rd Huntingdon, has arrived for duty nere at the RAF Alconbury. Sergeant Fisher, an aircraft mechanic, was previously assigned at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The sergeant is a 1965 graduate of Huntingdon Area High School. SAVE ON ALL PHOTO FINISHING at Health Mart 715 WASHINGTON ST.

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