Bucks County Courier Times from Levittown, Pennsylvania • Page 27

THURSDAY, MAY i3, 1971 BUCKS COUNTY COURIER TIMES PENNSYLVANIA PAGE17 Makefield Lutherans will elect officers The election of officers of the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection will be held at 8 pjn. Monday at the church, Makefield and Sutphin Lower Makefield Township. Nominees are Elmer Stoat as president; George little, vice president. Louise secretary; Albeit Roeper. treasurer, and Karl Mann, financial secretary.

Ted BliekwedeL Robert- Holmes. Clifford Tjader. Richard Siher, John Skelly and Robert OF OPPORTUNITY Linda Theophilus. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Burdette R. Theophilus of 504 Station Langhorne Manor, has been accepted to the United World CoOege of the Atlantic, St. Donafs Castle, Glamorgan, Wales. The Neshaminy senior was one of 16 American students, selected from an original group of GO candidates, to be accepted at the. college which stresses the study of interna- tional cultures as related to the educational process.

James F. Smith due at Memphis Navy Airman Apprentice James F. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Criss M.

Smith Jr. of 653 Shaw PenndeL, has graduated from recruit training at the Recruit Training Naval Trainiingf Lakes, HI. He has been ordered to report to Avionics' Mechanical Fundamentals School at Memphis, Tenn. White have been nominated as elders. Charles Fring and David Horsma were nominated as trustees and William Bums and Norman Cunningham have been Domiaat- ed to the trustees sub-committee.

Nominees for the community relations committee are Mildred Coyner, Patricia Durfee. Ann Holmes. Gen Horsma. Mary Ing- britsea. Faye Jenkins, Marie Montague.

Pauline Owens. Mabel Rawtins. Ruth Roeper. Gertrude Steely, Chris and Harriet Sutt- "meier, Vatda Wohlmhueter and Doris Zunenaan. Harold Covner has been nominated as head usher.

Art. Dottie Bossier as youth counsellor and Eileen Kianka as organist. Feast ol Pentecost Ten young members of the church will be confirmed at 11 a.m., Sunday. May 30. the Feast of the Pentecost.

They are Jack Growers. Brian Disbrow. "Kathy Cynthia Heintzelmann. Kathie Hughes. Kathy Ingbritsen.

Susan Phy. Donna Seith. Sheila Sutherland and Monica Thatcher. A discussion with the confirmation candidates will be held Friday. May 28.

The Altar Guild will serve refreshments. Youth Officers The new officers of the Junior High Youth Group are Bill Tjader. president: Kathy Ingbritsen. vice president; Donna Seith, secretary, and Jack Growers, secre-' The youth group will hold a car wash at the church from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday.

A shore party is being planned for Tuesday. July 27. A combined meeting of the junior and senior high groups will be held Sunday, May 30. The annual dinner-meeting of the Ladies of Resurrection will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.

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6:30 P.M.-8:30 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M.-3P.M. 418 West Street Road Feasterviile, Pa. EL 5-2510 HO 4-6860 Consumer Action Center to open in Falls ing ton A "Consumer Action Center" will open in FaUsingtoo, according to Helen Pellegrino, vice-president of the Bucks County Consumer Organization.

Mrs. PaUegrino presided over the BCCO board of directors meeting last week at which the decision was made. 'This will solve the problem of a for our activities," Mrs. Pd- legrino said. The temporary phone number is 295-8154.

This development was made possible by the availability of an office in the William Penn Center, near FaMngton's Meeting House Square, on Newportviile Road. BCCO will repay any extra custodial costs created by its use. Staffing of the office will be by volunteers. Mrs. PaUegrino expressed the belief that Bucks County Community and church youth organization members would provide the main work force.

Their tasks will be to conduct research and analyze consumer complaints and problems as well as to provide information made available at the Center to BCCO members and the general public. In other action, the BCCO Board endorsed Governor Snapp's proposed "Department of Consumer Affairs" as a general concept This new assume responsibilities now held by the State Milk Control Board, the Public Utilities Commission, and the present Bureau of Consumer Protections. A detailed legislative bill has yet to be worked out by the State Legislature! The BCCO Board met at the site of the Warminster Heights housing project- Warminster Heights civic Association officers were present x- UH) SALE TODAY thru SAT. FASHION DISCOUNT CENTER MISSES' COTTON KNIT SWEATERS Summer casuals for pants, shorts short sleeve pullovers in stripes or solid colors. Sizes 3440, in group.

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