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Pantied rfW Social Home decorating program featured at Junior Woman 's first meeting CLASS OF '24 MEETS FOR DINNER The class of 1924, Schuylkill Havpn celebrated its 52nd anniversary on Saturn 8 meeting Sept. 27 at the Westover Inn and Golf Club, Norristown. Club members will attend a fall county meeting at the Necho with dinner at the Dusselfink Restaurant ening Since graduation this class has held During the business session. Barb Wagner reported on a change in the bylaws and Peggy Gaydos announced the setup for the club's bazaar will be held Friday, Oct. 15 from 7 to 9 p.m.

The bazaar will be held at the Schuylkill Haven Middle School Saturday, Oct. 16 from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., rain or shine. The county board will hold a fashion show at Boscov's Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m.

Admission is $1. Karen Fridirici, Pam Oakley and Peggy Gavdos will attend a southeast district Karen Fridirici, the new president of the Schuylkill Haven Junior Women's Club, was in charge of the first club meeting for the 1976-77 year held Monday evening at St. John's UCC. The program featured a talk on home decorating presented by a representative from Sherwin-Williams Co. in Pottsville.

Guests for the evening were Linda Misterkiewicz, a transfer from the Lake Erie Women's Club; Kay Bayliff, Linda Titus, Ann Adams, Ruth Nicholls and Janet DeWald. five years. Two years ago the class observed it anniversary and it was then that the members ri to meet informally every two years at a desi place for dinner and reminiscing. wtisi Fifteen members were present, 10 memhor not attend, and 11 are deceased. could Members and guests attending were Mr and Edward Roeder, Meadows of Dan, Virginia' Mrs.

Stuart Filbert, Auburn; Alva Heim tL-Towanda Mabelle Kramer Blind, Philadetohia- Hi Stanton Whalen, Washington, D.C.; France toTr! Mensch, Allentown; Edward Fessler, Daisy Fessler, Anderson, S.C.; June Borda Stover Dewald Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. GeoreeMn Blanche Faust Wernert, Mr. and Mrs. GeaSPi Daubert, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Goas, Mr. and Mrs Sigmund, all of Schuylkill Haven. Recipe of the Week fl" lit V7 DONNA KELLY HONORED AT SHOWER A surprise bridal shower was held Sunday in the social room of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Port Carbon, in honor of Donna Kelly of Schuylkill Haven.

Miss Kelly will marry Alex Stokes of Pottsville during a ceremony on October 9 at the same church. The bride-to-be was presented with a corsage by her mother. Vases of flowers and favors decorated the tables using an apricot and rust color scheme. The refreshment table was beautifully decorated with a floral arrangement and cake. A wishing well filled with gifts was added as a special setting.

Hostesses were members of the bridal party: maid of honor, Cyndi Blankenhorn, Cressona; bridesmaids, Gail Kelly, sister of the bride-to-be; Peggy Colna, Saint Clair; Linda Heiser, Schuylkill Haven; Janis Atkinson, McKeansburg; Mrs. Dorothy Hetrick, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Jean Stokes, mother of the future bridegroom. Among the guests attending were Mrs. Nancy Stokes, Cheryl Stokes, Mechanicsburg, Mrs.

Victoria Okonski, Dillsburg; Mrs. Robert Bennett, Philadelphia; Mrs. Alice Novack, Nora and Anna Novack, Veronica Novack, Mrs. Stella Pavlick, Kaska Marcie Bindley, Sue Howell, Schuylkill Haven, Nancy Thomas, Cressona; Cheryl Kanapitsky, Orwigsburg; Mrs. Joanne Pavlick, Pottsville; Frances McMullen, Millie Kosick, Donna Maige, Mrs.

Frank Purcell, Anna Liptok, Mrs. Theresa Spontak, Betty Terill, Anna Hartley, Mrs. Viola Rose, and Mrs. De Maria, all Pottsville. MICHELLE ROMEO FETED ON BIRTHDAY An outdoor party was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Romeo in honor of their daughter, Michelle, who celebrated her seventh birthday. A large cake decorated in red, white and blue was used as the centerpiece for the refreshment table. Marsha Carlyon directed games enjoyed by 23 of Michelle's classmates from the Blue Mt. Elementary School.

FREEMAN FAMILY HAS REUNION The Freeman family reunion was held on Sunday, September 19 at the home of Mrs. Elsie Freeman, Schuylkill Haven. Guests who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman, Auburn; Mr.

and Mrs. Murton Freeman, sons Lane and Rick, Auburn; Lois Ossman, Minersville; Mrs. Katie Brown, Orwin; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Schneider, Seltzer; Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Lohin and son, Pottsville; Mr. and Mrs. Al Anderson, Coral Gables, Florida; Mr. and Mrs.

David Herring, Pine Grove; Mrs. Elsie Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brommer, and son John, Schuylkill Haven. BIRTHDAY DINNER AT HI-RISE A cIu)b meeting, musical entertainment, and birthday dinner have been recent activities en ioZ residents of Parkway Tower.

3 Thirty-five members of the Happy-Go-Luckv CU attended a meeting held last week. On Sunday evening three local young peon, provided musical entertainment from "Sound 1 Allen Hotel Oct. 12. Deadline for reservations is Oct. 8.

Peggy Boyer will be chairman of the club's project committee for the year and Eileen Maberry will have charge of the children's Christmas party. Refreshments were served by Marge Unavage and her committee. Nebistinsky heads Hoven Band Aides Joseph Nebistinsky, president of the Band Aides, welcomed parents and announced the new officers at the first meeting of the organization held Sept. 14 in the Schuylkill Haven High School band room. Officers are Mrs.

Glenn Reichert, 1st vice president; George Caravan, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Joyce Freed, secretary; Mrs. Norma Hummel, treasurer; Mrs. Sylvia Caravan, corresponding secretary; Harry Emerich, ways and means chairman; Mrs. Carolyn Moyer and Mrs.

Peterson, co-chairman of ways and means; Mrs. Harold Cooper, communications chairman; Mrs. Dolores Tracey, communications co-chairman and chairman for girls' squads calling committee. Band calling committee: Mrs. Samuel Dewald, Mrs.

Richard Klahr, Mrs. Sterling Moyer, Mrs. Joseph Nebistinsky, Mrs. William Reber, Mrs. Harold B.

Cooper, Mrs. Leroy Conville, Mrs. Katherine Tray, Mrs. Eugene Surmacz; Color guard, Mrs. Connors, Mrs.

Klahr; drill team, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Ebinger; majorettes, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ferriolp, silkline, Mrs.

Moyer, Mrs. Farr; varsity cheerleaders, Mrs. Detwiler, Mrs. Gehrig; jv cheerleaders, Mrs. Bayliff and Mrs.

Krammes; freshman cheerleaders, Mrs. Laubenstine, Mrs. Emerich. The high school band has approximately 140 members this year. A sub sale is planned for Friday, October 15.

All parents of band members and marching units are invited to attend the Band Aide meeting Tuesday, October 12 in the band room. "cuway aiiig, ana Janice Reber and April Halye played the piano. Following the program the entertainers served refreshments On Monday noon, those who celebrated birthdavs in July, August or September were honored at the uuuiudy uiimer. iney were istner Spitler Thelma Hoffman. Mariorie Fisher.

Rprtha Madeline Fidler, Almeda Brown, Mildred Nester Lni! uiuerson, inxy iey, cimer Moyer, John Long, Mollv Maberry. Others attending were Dorothy Roeder Am ciu, radigueuie ruiuu, Margaret Meade, Sally Kear Susie Gilbert. Stella Rhinp FVtna w.mhoo Mld Bressler, Beatrice Mullineaux, Ethel Vanderhoff x-ean ruiz, wave rummei, lorence Borden, Bessie Mellor, Eluda Kestner, Mary McGlinchey', Elma Moyer, Isabel Umberger, Lottie Frey, Tillie Maurus Tillie Dunkelberger, Mada Hummel, Sara Marquette Charles Marquette, Ida Ashman, Olive Falls, Ida Omlor, Cora Gwynn, Elizabeth Henderson, Bertha Schaffer, Sara Miller, Edna Ketner, Verna Anderson Milt Miller, Helen Ney, Thea Moyer, Verda Sterner! Annette Donnelly, Mary Kluchinsky, Amy Anderson! Sara Neidlinger. STERNERS FETED ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY JoAnn Koppenhaver, one of Schuylkill Haven's young homemakers, has given us her recipe for Buttermilk Cookies. This recipe, in her family for a good many years, is great as a breakfast cookie or an after-school snack for the youngsters.

The recipe is also a good one to keep in mind for the fast-approaching holidays. This week's guest cook is a native of Schuylkill Haven, the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Berkley and the late Robert H. Dohner. She is married to Robert Lee Koppenhaver, formerly of Tremont.

They have lived in Schuylkill Haven since their marriage in 1968 and are members of St. John's United Church of Christ. Prior to her marriage JoAnn was employed at Bashore Knitting Mills. Her hobbies include crocheting, candle collecting, cooking, and baking. However, now she is usually kept busy caring for her home and children, Kimberly, 5, who has just entered first grade, and Jason, who is nine months old.

This past year has been especially busy for JoAnn since her husband is NCO in charge of recruiting for Co. B(-), 228th Supply and Transport Battalion, Pine Grove. JoAnn does most of the typing and paper work for her husband. Recently he was promoted to staff sergeant in this unit. He is also employed by Fox-Knapp Mfg.

Co. at Pine Grove. BUTTERMILK COOKIES 2 cups sugar 1 cup margarine 3 eggs 1 cup buttermilk 1 tsp. vanilla i 1 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp.

baking powder Vz tsp. salt 4V2 cups flour Cream sugar and margarine. Add eggs. Add dry ingredients alternately with buttermilk. Add vanilla.

Drop by tsp. on to greased cookie sheet and bake at 375 degrees until golden brown. This is a soft cookie. A good idea for storing them in your cookie jar or container, is to separate each layer of cookies with waxed paper so they don't stick together. Clyde Aderhold.

Art. Martv and Snnhip Mr anH Mrs Mike Nye and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schell and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Orlosky, Leroy Denning, Orwigsburg; Mr. and Mrs. William Mantz and family, HAVEN-CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS BANQUE 7. FUNERALS PARTIES PICNICS 385-1866 0, 385-1991 Taking Bookings Now ixmsuaie; mr. ana Mrs.

rtonaid Smoia, yuakertown; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Groff and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Larry iNeitert and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Koch, Celeste -Charles Sterner, Orwigsburg, were guests of honor at a surprise party held Sunday at the Pine Valley Hunting Club, RD New Ringgold, in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts for the event were their son and daughter, Kerry and Luann, and Mrs. Sterner's mother, Mrs. Alvena Ryland all of Orwigsburg.

The couple was married Sept. 22, 1951 the United Methodist Church, Orwigsburg, by the Rev. Earl Hendrickson. Mrs. Sterner is the former Mary Ryland, daughter of Harold Ryland, Hamburg, and Mrs.

Alvena Ryland, Orwigsburg. Sterner is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sterner, RD New Ringgold. A decorated anniversary cake was used as a centerpiece for the table.

Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kramer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sterner, Mr.

and Mrs. Arner, Eleanor Maiiclc, iNew Kinggold; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schuetrumpf, Hometown; Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Sterner and family, Palmerton; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Henry, Slatington; Mr. and Mrs. Richard jieucuer, Aiieniown.

7 TRIPLE HEADER BIRTHDAY PARTY A triple header birthday party was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. Miappeu, Schuylkill Haven, on Sundav in honor of Mrs. Hrua ttuuty kete wmM Qike teceute Shappell's father, William Davis; her cousin, Audrey Dierwechter, and her grandfather, Earl Reed.

A pic nic was enjoyed bv all. A large birthday cake decorated with a fall scene highlighted the party. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. William s9 JUDY SCHOFFSTALL HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Raggedy Ann and Andy presented a colorful party scheme for the celebration of Judy Schoffstall's fifth birthday on Sunday.

The party was given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schoffstall, Cressona. Attending were Tom Gradwell and Carl, Ronnie Frederick, Seven Stars; Harold Frederick, Amarillo, Texas; Mrs. Margaret Frederick, Mrs.

Kay Hollen-bach, Stacy, Troy and Mary Kay, Sophie Ebling, Margaret Matukewicz, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Wagner and Robin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schoffstall Peggy and Joey, Cressona; Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Schoffstall Schuylkill Haven. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schaeffer, Mr.

ana wis. Earl Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. Shappell, Wayne and Justin, Brian McGovern, Schuylkill Haven; w-and Mrs.

Meldon Dierwechter, Daryl, Cheryl, Audrey and Lon. RD3. Pottsville: Gail Gambill, OrwigSDurg, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Werner and Robin, Baltimore, Maryland.

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