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rtBB SeRAWTOT TntfKr SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1984. MANY, AEOSTIOH DEATHS -TFLCE FROM FEVER About "43.000 women die 1 in IWedding Date is Listed A severe yellow fever epi Social demic struck i Philadelphia in Italy each year because of abortions." About 30,000 illegitimate births art registered each year tneeN tWcraiTibletheaefourJumblei, letter to each square, to is W. v. i ft; a 5- I I f4 if CORZJC 1 i i 1 SSSSSSSSSSSBBSSSSMBSMMBfeSi 11 LJ Old Forge Couple Married 52 Years Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Fasis-ka, 315 Center St, Taylor, are observing their 52nd wedding anniversary today. The couple renewed, wedding vows at an anniversary mass this morning at 8 in St. Michael's Church, Old Forge. The Rev. Charles Zawo officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Fasiska were married in St. Michael's Church by the late Rev. Thomas Kuralowicz.

Mrs. Fasiska is the former Miss Ethel Panek of Old Forge. They have three children, Joseph Arlington, N.J.; Edward, at home, and Mrs. Charles Miller, a teacher in Baltimore, Md. They also have two grandchildren.

Mr. Fasiska is retired from the Moff att Coal Co. MRS. McGUIRE (Continued from Pag 10) Paul's High School and Mary-wood College, was employed as a dietitian at Abington Memorial Hospital, Philadelphia. The bridegroom, an alumnus of St Patrick's High School, received his bachelor of science degree in electronics from the University of Scranton.

A two-year Army veteran, he is employed as an aerospace technologist at the NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. For traveling to New York City and the Poconos, the bride wore a three-piece wool suit in moss green, brown mink hat and brown accessories. They will reside at Kaywood Garden Apartment, Mount Rainier, Md. HESKLE i 1 Print CaSURHUSEiKSTZRlics IjnmMeeiWIIGH LINER Yesterday's i Aaswert IHieUtVa carpenter Aofctftevfoiifli bo sku-HARD AS NAILS Miss Victoria Sulitka Will' Marry Teacher Mrs. Micnael A.

Sulitka, 43 Spring St, has announced'- the engagement of her daughter, Victoria Catherine, Washington, D.C., to Alfred T. son of Mrs. Alfred T. Ose, Fairfax, Va. Miss Sulitka is a graduate of Avoca High School and is employed in the Pentagon, Mr.

Ose is a teacher in Fairfax County, Virginia. A November weddingis planned. Musical Tomorrow Ladies Auxiliary, Raymond Memorial Church, Madison Ave. and Vine will entertain at a harvest musical and tea tomorrow at 3 P.M. in the church.

C. F. Reeser is chairman for the musical. Devotions will be led by the Revs. G.

J. Morgans, Dr. R. J. Williams and W.

P. Lewis. BEAN CERAMICS 12 M. MAIN 'AVK. 343-323 WHOLESALE RETAIL Sat.

1 P.M. to PM. Tu.sday and Friday 1 PJrt. to 9 PM. CLOSED THURSDAY Cleanest MODEL Whitest DIAPER Softest SERVICE Safest 342-3729 Give the New Mother OF 4 WEEKS DIAPER SERVICE.

We'll Civ th 5th. Total Cost BARGAINS tiaon I Recovered $19.80 Coil Spring $17.00 Ticking 2.25 BEDDING CO. 7615 July of 1738 forcing many offi dais of the colonial government to move to- Trenton, N.J. Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by tne snore cartoon. N1 1 4v vtv (Anawrra Hoexbnl MOSAIC PARODY RANGE (MOOR MYXT) WEIGHT UFTER I AT A PARTY, yOl7 ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND A Powll Portrait MISS ANN JACQUELINE JOYCE Mr.

and Mrs. James Joyce, 429 Leggett have announced the approaching marriage of their daughter, Ann Jacqueline, to John Anthony Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Walsh, 333 Palm St. Miss Joyce is an alumna of Holy Rosary High School and is a member of the Catholic Choral Club and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.

She is employed at Capitol Records Co. Mr. Walsh is an alumnus of St. John's High School and also is a member of the Catholic Choral Club. He is affiliated with Monarch Co.

The wedding will take place May 1, at 10 A.M. in Holy Rosary Church. FESTIVAL OF FAITH by United Churches of Lackawanna County at IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:30 P.M. SPEAKER: Rev. Albert P.

Shirkey, D.D. Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church, Washington, D.C. SERMON: "On This Faith We Stand" Music by United Choirs of Lackawanna Caunty Service to be broadcast live by WSCR, 1320 KC, at 7:30 PJW. (Continued from Page 10) home; Bernard, El Paso, Tesu, and, Francis, this city. They also have six grandchildren.

Mr. Schraner is an operating engineer. Mr. and Mrs. George Schumacher, 121 South Irving today are observing their 25th wedding anniversary.

A family dinner is planned The Schumachers were married in St Mark's Lutheran Church by the late Rev. John A. Bender. Mrs. Schumacher is the former Miss Anna Barbara Behlke of South Scranton.

Mr. Schumacher is a partner in Schumacher Meat Market They have three daughters: Mrs. Marilyn Taddonio and Mrs. Lois Yates, both of this city, and Nancy, at home, and two grandchildren. Mrs.

Joseph D'Oro presided at. a meeting of the Ace of Clubs recently at the home of Mrs. Louis Venturi, 148 South Bromley Ave. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party. Lunch was served and cards played with Mesdames Charles Haikes.

Joseph Cuillo and Philip 'CiuUo as winners. The club will meet Nov. 4 at the home of Mrs. Joseph Cuillo, 122 10th Ave. Ladies Auxiliary, Siculo American League, met recently at Hotel Jermyn, with Mrs.

Joseph Bevilacqua presiding. Plans were made for a oarty, with Mrs. Pat Len-tini and Mrs. Richard Lom-bardo as cochairmen. Hostess for the meeting was Mrs.

Bevilacqua. Games were played and prizes awarded. Mrs. Angelo Carmanno and Mrs. Sam Capolarella will be hostesses at the next meeting, on a date to be announced.

Central City Services ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL. 232 Wyom ing lha Rv. Dr. Richard K.

wnita, ractor, tha Rtv O. Victor Pottar Jr. curat: Hoty Communion; family servlc; 9:45. church school; 10:45, nuTMry school; 11, prayor, sor-mon by tha cwrata; Young Paoplo's Fellowship. ELM PARK METHODIST, Linden St.

and Jefferson the Rev. Dr. Ben jamin L. DuVal: A.M, worship In Jones Memorial Chapel, sermon, "The Wrong Place to Look." by tha Rev. Oeorge M.

Parsells. associate pastors church school; 11, worship In sanc tuary, sermon, "One Man at Church," by the pastor, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Parsells and tha Rev. Harry E.

Brooks, service to be broadcast, nursery; 3, Junior High MYP meets in clubnaom, speaker. Miss Norabelle Wirfhi 5, Senior High MYP meets In clubroom. speaker, the Rev. Mr. Parsells; 7, vesper service In chapel, sermon, "Methodism Comes from Ireland to America," the Rv.

Mr. Brooks; district class in clubroom. Dr. OuVat. IMMANUEL BAPTIST, Jefferson Ave.

end Mulberry the Rev. Clifford J. Yerfc: 10. church school, nursery, kinder garten, primary and iunlor departments; 11, worship; sain mi by the pastor; 7:30, "festival of Faith," united choirs. county Protestant clergy; preacher, the Rev.

Albert P. Shlrkey. Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church, Washington; sponsorship. United Churches of Lackawanna County. ST.

JOHN'S LUTHERAN, 425 Jefferson tha Rev. W. Edward McHele: church school; 11, service, sermon by, tha pastor, "We Must be Changed," nursery; 7, Luther League. JOHN RAYMOND MEMORIAL (Unl-i varsallst). Madison Ave.

and Vine 11, service, sermon, "Why Do We Be-j lleve," Cecil F. Reeser, same hour. Sunday school In vestry; 1, Welsh musicals. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN. Madison Ave.

and Olive the Rev. Dr. Mark R. Thompson, pastor, the Rev. J.

B. Adams 3d, assistant: and 11. worship, Sainton by the Rev. W. Russell Straw, pastor, Hyde Park Presbyterian Church, "God's Workmanship;" :30, church school; 5:15, Senior High Fellowship; 7:30, Reformation Day service In Immanuei Baptist Church.

PINE STREET BAPTIST, si Pine tha R. C. Wroten, pastor: Sunday school; II, procession and devotions led by the deacons. Junior Choir; 7, worship, sermon by the pastor. GRACE REFORMED EPISCOPAL.

41 Monroe the Rev. Alton F. Olsen, pastor: 9:30, Bible School; 10:45. wor ship, missionary conference, speaker. tne Rev.

Edwara w. smith; 7, vespers, speakers, the Rev. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Herman Brodlsh.

DR. T. J. KENNEDY Medical Arts Bldg. Has Resumed Practice Adv.

022-t. Nurses' Group Will See Movie An educational film, "Hemo the Magnificent," will be presented at the first meeting of the season of the St. Mary's Hospital Mercedian School of Practical Nurses' Alumnae Association Tuesday at 8 P.M. in the nurses residence. Mrs.

Nancy Friedman will preside. Installation of officers and fund-raising projects will be discussed and plans made for a Christmas dinner. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Christie Schultz. Entertainment co-chairmen are Miss JoAnn Amico and Miss Carol Gaines.

Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Kathy Johnson and Miss Gail Dodge. Door prizes will be awarded. Miss Mary Lou Gerrity and Mrs. Janice NowakowsH are in charge of the phone squad.

Reservations may be made by contacting any committee chairman or officer, or by calling the school or nursing office. Mrs. Kate Martin Mick-lasavage is publicity chair man. Burglars Take $519 From Sahara Bar Burglars made. off with $519 in cash after an entry at the Sahara Bar, 117 Penn early Thursday morning.

Patrolmen Michael Balcrius and Joseph Stancheski said the thieves grabbed $479 in cash from an office cabinet and $40 from a cigarette machine. Police said the entry was dis covered by Thomas Hashem who, with his brother, works in the tavern. The intruders forced a rear door and ransacked the interior before coming across the $479 in coin and currency stowed in a cabinet. They also pried open the coin box of the cigarette machine. A cash register also had been tampered with, the police officers reported.

MRS. HET5K0 (Continued from Page 10) General Tire as a sales manager. For traveling, the bride wore a three-piece suit of brown wool trimmed with a dark brown velvet collar and bow, matching accessories, and a corsage of white orchids. They win reside in Dunmore. MRS.

FERRIS (Continued from Pag 19) foliage. All the attendants wore short white gloves. Their charm bracelets were gifts of the bride. Daniel Lamberton, South Canaan, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man. Edwin Pearson and David Pearson, both of Whippany, N.J., and nephews of the bridegroom, ushered.

Reception for 350 guests followed at the American Legion Post, 415 North Washington Ave. The bride is a graduate of Dunmore High School and is employed in the offices of Sprague Hen wood. Inc. The bridegroom attended Lake Township Consolidated School, Lake Ariel, and the Philadel phia College of Bible. He is employed as a painter.

For traveling to Washington, D.C., and Virginia, the bride wore a three-piece knit suit in antique gold with a gold and green hat, brown accessories and a white orchid corsage. They will reside at 2029 Delaware Dunmore. MRS. BARNES (Continued from Pace If) ployed at Chamber lin Clarke Insurance Agency. The bridegroom a graduate of Blakely High School, International Business Machines School, and a member of the Pennsylvania National Guard, is employed at the Data Processing Center of Capitol Records, Inc.

For traveling to Miami Beach, the bride wore a two piece cranberry wool dress and black alligator accessories. The couple will reside at 401 Grassy Island Jessup. cooitn SPECTACULAR! COMERFORD THEATRE SCRANTON TUESDAY, OCT. 27th FOLLOWED BY FREE FEATURE MOVIE! GRAND PRIZE! -1 -4 Hi mm 1 -v mmmmmi MRS. ANDREJACK (Continued frm Pag 10) Saints Hall, Dunmore, the scene tonight of a reception for 400 guests.

An alumna of St. Mary's Assumption High School, the bride is employed at Manhat-ton Shirt Co. The bridegroom, an alumnus of Technical High School and Lackawanna Junior College, is employed as assistant manager of Beacon Loan Pittston. For traveling to the Poco-nos and New York City, Mrs. Andre jack has selected as her going-away outfit a three-piece Italian knit suit, featuring an ink blue sheath skirt and blouse, topped with a white jacket and matching accessories.

A white orchid corsage will complete her ensemble. The Andrejacks will reside it 325 Prospect Ave. The bride was entertained at a shower given by her attendants at Mattes Community Center. mrToTearT (Continued from Pag 19) Insurance Co. The bridegroom, a graduate of Central High School, attended the University of Scranton.

He is employed with the Susquehanna Broadcasting Co. at Radio Station WSBA, York, and will transfer in the near future to Radio Station WICE, Providence, R.I. For traveling to Lake George, N.Y., the bride wore a three-piece wool knit suit of black-watch plaid with black accessories and a black velvet pillbox. A corsage of white butterfly roses completed her ensemble. The couple will reside at 18 Camac Pawtuckert, R.I.

The bride was entertained at a shower given by her sisters at the of Hall, Dunmore. Approximately 135 guests attended. Gets 'Brace' Award Miss Margaret Sisson, 320 North Blakely Dunmore, was awarded a "Brace-for-an Ace" award of Pennsylvania Society for Crippled Children and Adults at the recent state convention in Lancaster. She is a volunteer office worker for the Lackawanna County division and was nominated by the unit because of her more than 1,000 hours of service last year. BEDDING u.a..

e.w-aj I Bex Spring Retied and Box Spring From Metal Pillows Steamed, New SCRANTON 342 CALORIC GAS HnBiBWojBjBji OWER PRIZES ACME FOOD BASKETS Nothing to Buy All Free Exchange Coupon for Free Ticket at Acme Markets or Gas Company Sales Offices! DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A.M. GAS COOKING SPECTACULAR AT 11:30 A.M. Followed by Feature Movie ALL FREE! ftHoliday Ds OppoBiymity Day Fill in This Coupon and Exchange for Free Ticket at Your Acme Markets or Gas Co. Office. Temple Professor To Address Doctors Dr.

Russell R. deAlvarez, pro fessor and chairman of the department of obstetrics and gyne cology at Temple university DR. R. R. deALVAREZ Haspital and School of Medicine, Philadelphia, will be guest speaker Tuesday at the Lackawanna County Medical Society scientific meeting at Hotel Casey.

Dr. deAlvarez, scheduled to speak at 9 P.M., will discuss "Curren Concepts in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Car cinoma of the Cervix." Born in New York City, Dr deAlvarez received his medical degree from the University of Michigan School of Medicine in 1935. He served his internship and residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the Michigan University Hospital, later serving as instructor at tne Hospital. For three years, he was con suiting obstetrician to the Mich igan State Department of Health after which ne servea in tne medical corps of the U.S. Naval Reserve with the rank of lieu tenant commander.

He later was instructor in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Oregon and' at King County Hospital and University Hospital in Seattle, Wash ington. Doctor deAlvarez is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons, He is a member of numerous professional organizations, in eluding the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, tne American Gynecology Society, the Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Canada, Central Association of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Southwest Ob stetrical and Gynecology Soci ety, American Federation of Clinical Research, American So ciety of Human Genetics. Pacific Coast Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Pacific North west Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and the Society of Gynecological investigation. Members and guests of the medical society will have an in formal dinner at 7. Dr.

Donald G. deQuevedo, program cachair man, will introduce Doctor de Alvarez. Ellen Burke Passes Nurses' Examination Miss Mary Ellen Burke, daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Burke, S47 Hickory St, and the late John J.

Burke, has been notified, she passed the state board eraminir fnr I registered nurses, An honor graduate of south Scranton Catholic High School, she attended Marywood Col-' lege and graduated from St Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, Carbondale. At the nursing school she. held 4 the highest average in her class. Miss Burke is now a staff nurse at Shore Memorial Hos- Point, N.J. She i the granddaughter of, Frances E.

Campbell, retired Erie-Lackawanna Railroad sis Name Iff Address MONDAY, OCT 26th, FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. RIDE IN FREE MONDAY 9:45 A.M. TO 10:45 A.M. Free rides on all lines of Scranton Transit Co.

9:45 to 10:45 a.m.; Laurel Line Transportation Co. (leaving Pittston 9 and 10 A.M.); Rinaldi Abington Lines (leaving Fac-toryville 8:50 and 10 A.M.); Suburban Transit Ltd. (leaving Fleetville 9:50 leaving Montdale 10:45 A.M.); Swingle Bus Lines leaving Daleville 9:10 A.M., leaving Gouldsboro 8.50.) Come early and shop 'til 9 P.M.! You'll find Opportunity Day bargains in every department on. every floor. This is your opportunity to save on fashions for the family, home items, and gifts for every one.

Early shoppers will have best choice. Many items are in limited quantities. STORE HOURS Monday and Thursday 10 to 9 Friday and Saturday 10 to 5:30 Tfce Tremdl YOV ARE INVITED TO ATTEND EIGHT SUNDAY NIGHTS PROPHETIC MESSAGES 7:30 EACH NIGHT AT GRACE BIBLE CHURCH (Off th CNalll Highway, between Dunmoro and Throop, Vi mil from Route SI) Sunday October 25 "ITS LATER THAN YOV THINK! Sunday November "WILL THE CHURCH GO THRU THE TRIBULATION? Sunday November 8 "THE BLESSED HOPE Sunday November 15 "TIME OF JACOB'S TROUBLE Sunday November 22 "THE ANTI-CHRIST Sunday November 29 "THE END OF THE AGE Sunday December 6 "THE BATTLE OF ARMEGEDDON9 Sunday December IS THE GOLDEN AGE TOMORROWS SERVICES 10:00 AJL Sunday School DjsOO A.M. Reformation Sermon i PROTESTANTS jGO BACK TO 977 Providence Scranton (Across from Weston Field) ALL TYPES OF BEAUTY SERVICE Margie Stranko, Prop. FREE GIFTS TO EVERYONE! OPEN DALLY' 9:30, TO .6:00 FRIDAY 1000 TO 9:00 jFor.

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