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Societyi THE TJTUSVILLE HERALD, Titusvillc, Tuesday, December 7, 1995-PAGE SEVEN DAVID MIDDLETON AND AMY BURHOE September Wedding Planned Claudia and Curtis Burhoe of Titusville announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Dahlin Burhoe, to David William Middleton, son of Sandra and Frederick Hasbrouck of Cherrytree, and the late Jack Middleton. Ms Burhoe is the development coordinator of the Titusville Area Health Center foundation. Her fiance will attend the Palmer College of Chiropractic Medicine in the fall. A September wedding is planned. HOW TO TALK WITH YOUR DOCTOR is the subject of the next "Lunch and Learn" lecture to be held Thursday from noon until 1 p.m.

at the Titusville Area Hospital. "This lecture will help you and your doctor to better partnership," explains Ronda Anderson, RN, director of nursing at Titusville Area Hospital and guest speaker. She will discuss effective communications, how to make office visits more productive, the art of observation and more. There is a small fee, and reservations can be made by calling the community relations staff at Titusville Area Hospital. A monthly "Lunch and Learnnn" lecture is sponsored by the Womenn's Health Resource of Titusville Area Hospital.

Titusville Hospital List Compiled at 8:30 p.m. RDMITTEO Maxine Rearigh, Oil City Ruth Brandon, Pleasantville Rabdy Hart, Titusville Michelle Frank, Titusville Jason Johnson, Hydetown James Lingley, Townvillc Stacy Clemmons, Pleasantville Evelyn Jameson, Titusville Patricia Roth, Pol City Carl greenawalt, Townville Larry Rea, Pleasantville DISCHHRGED Crystal Gifford, and daughter, Titusville Richard Robinson, Oil City Donald Foster, Titusville Yvonne Pratt, Titusville Tonya Wright, Centerville Lilian Loveless, Oil City Eleanor Sowles, Pleasantville Destiny Dean, Titusville HElen Ducan, Tionesta Sarah Fuhr and son, Oil City Floreance Reyders, Pleasantville FOUR GENERATIONS This four-generation picture of the Nelson family was taken recently. Shown are Mrs. Helen Nelson of Oil City, RD 1, great-grandmother; baby Jonathan Robert, born Aug. 12; Grandfather Robert W.

Nelson of Titusville, RD and Ronald C. Nelson of Danville, father. MISS PENNSYLVANIA USA Deadline Set For Miss Pa, USA Entrants The deadline has been set for Miss Pennsylvania USA entrants. Pageant officials announced that Saturday, Jan. 15, is the deadline for'applications'to the Miss" Penn'sylvariia Pageant, to be staged for the 10th year in Monroeville in the grand ballroom of the Palace Inn on March 4, 5 and 6.

Miss Pennsylvania USA Pageant is an official Miss USA-Miss Universe contest. Miss USA is part of the family of Miss Universe a subsidiary of Paramount Communications Co. There is no performing talent requirement, all judging is based on poise, personality and beauty of face and figure. Entrants who qualify must be at least 18 years of age and under 27 years of age by Feb. 1, 1995, never married and at least a six-month resident of Pennsylvania, thus college dorm students are eligible.

Those interested in competing for this title are asked to apply by mail to Miss Pennsylvania USA Pageant, Tri- State Headquarters Dept. FN, 347 Locust Washington, 15301-3399, by Jan. 15. Letters must include a recent snapshot, a brief biography, address and phone number. The new Miss Pennsylvania USA will receive a national competition evening gown, an 18K gold crown ring and over $2,000 in cash, among other prizes and awards.

Pursuant to the rights granted by Miss Universe she will also receive a 14-day expense-paid trip to the site of the Miss USA Pageant, nationally televised on CBS-TV in February 1995, where she will compete for over $200,000 in cash and prizes. The current Miss Pennsylvania USA is Linda Chiaraluna, 23, of Evans City. St. Walburga Announces Mass Schedule St. Walburga Parish Mass schedule has been announced for the least of the Immaculate Conception as follows: Today 7 p.m.

Wednesday 8 a.m., 12:10 and 4:30 p.m. Retired Teachers Will Gather For Luncheon The retired teachers and personnel of the Titusville Area School District will meet Thursday at the Colonel Drake Hotel for luncheon at 12:30 p.m. CAST OF ST. LUCIA PROGRAM REHEARSES AT EMANUEL Emanuel Lutheran Plans St. Lucia Fest The congregation of Emanuel Lutheran Church will host a St.

Lucia Fest this coming Sunday, Dec. 12. The public is invited to attend this event which will be held at the church located at the corner of Elm and Perry streets. Because Emanuel Lutheran Church was founded by Swedish immigrants, many traditions have been kept. One is that of St.

Lucia. While legends vary, the most popular tell of Lucia bringing food to the starving psopJe of Sweden, embracing Christianity aiid being martyred for her beliefs. Lucia remains a symbol of the light brought by Christ to the world. This beautiful pageant begins with a reflection on Advent and will feature the following: St. Lucia: Amy Gustavson.

The Lucia Court: Michelle Downie, Amanda Eggleston, Darla Feely, Stacey Inman, Amanda Reagle, Jennifer Ricke, Jaci Wellman and THS exchange student from Sweden, Erika Parneborg. Jul Tomtens: Jacob Defassio, Ian Hopkins, Eric Reagle and Amanda and Nathan Trimpey. Gingerbread Men: Rebecca Hopkins, Megan Wellman. Swedish Girls: Danielle Defassio, Karen Marley, Laura Sparks, Liridsey Iriman, Rachel Defassio, Beth Gustavson, Karen Marlowe, Emily Repaaky, Abbi Sanford and Stephanie Sparks. Starboys: Elijah Defassio, Jason Reagle and Ryan Reagle.

Baker Boys: Thomas Marley, Matthew Cope and Ryan Eggleston. Chimney Sweep: Philip Marley. Carrying the Lucia Banner: David Anthony. Chairmen of the event are Karen and David Cope, assisted by Kim Wellman, Karen Gustavson, Elaine Carlson, Jane Ross, Sue Sparks, Ruth Morris, Helen Carlson, Barb Smiith, Ruth Dutton, Paul Swanson. Artie Carlson, Char Maplewood Christmas Concert Scheduled The Maplewood Christmas Concert featuring the Maplewood Junior and Senior High Band and Chorus will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

at Maplewood Elementary Auditorium. The concert is free of charge and open to the public. Happy Birthday Birthdays December 8 Milton W. Eldred, Hydetown. William Thomas, Edmonson, Ga.

Julie A. Nosko, Grand Valley, Rl. Andrea Howe Michael, Ohio. Ray Henderson III, Centerville. Curt Roberts, Titusville, R5.

Carol Tarr, Titusville. Helen Harriger, Wrightwood, Calif. Elizabeth Faunce, Hemet, Calif. Debby Herring, Canadohta Lake. Forest E.

Myers, Titusville, R4. Violet Aglietti, Titusville. Nathan A. Walters, Titusville. Matthew Goodwill, Titusville.

Rachael Defassio, Titusville. Nicholas Armatas, San Francisco, Calif. Julie Shreffler, Titusville. Rosalyn Ricke Parker, Titusville. Ron Vanderhoof, Townville.

Chris Harris, Titusville. Erma A. Miller, Smicksburg. Eggleston, Hellen Wescoat, Chris Kahle and Pastor Daniel Defassio. The program was borrowed from a Lutheran Church in Snosfore, Sweden, and has been translated into English by members of the congregation.

The program will be followed by coffee, Swedish cookies and Lucia buns in the candlelit downstairs Fellowship Room. will be many auuthentic Swedish decorations. The program begins at 3 p.m. 'BREAKFAST WITH SANTA' The annual "Breakfast with, Santa Claus" takes, place Saturday at 9 a in Cross Creek. Resort.

A' special. purple dinosaur, shown here with Cross Creek's Kim Wagner (1) and Catie Hanna. 'Breakfast With Santa Claus' Is Saturday At Cross Creek Officials of Cross Creek Resort and the Advantage Television Network have announced plans for this year's "Breakfast with Santa Claus." This year's event will be held Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m. at Cross Creek. Each child will have a nutritious breakfast sing Christmas carols and visit with Santa.

Added features include a visit by the purple dinosaur from Tarr's Country Store and the airing of a videotape of the event on Channel 3 of Triax Cablevision. Vi Haas, general manager of Cross Creek, commented, This event has become part of our holiday tradition here at Cross Creek. We're thrilled that the purple dinosaur will be here this year and excited that the Advantage Television Network is cosponsoring the event. We think the kids will love being able to see themselves on TV." Reservations can be made by calling Cross Creek Resort. CHRISTMAS MUSIC PROGRAM Cherrytree Elementary students in grades one through five will present a Christmas music program on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

under the direction of Miss Joy Wallace. Pictured are some third grade announcers: (1 to r): Arien Morgan, Jessica Clark, Jeremiah Holes, Joshua Fairman and JCatie Kerr FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS who will present "Teddy Bears, Snowflakes, Candles and Bells" are (1 to r) Amber Tarr, Bambi Fiely James Sye and Kevin Hicks..