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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Friday, April 23, 1993 9 7 On the calendar a.m. until 5 p.m. Call 1-295-1500 for more details. SOURDOUGH and pancake breakfast will be served Saturday from 7 a.m. until noon at the Black Creek United Methodist Church, Sugarloaf.

The menu, to be served home-style, will include sourdough and buckwheat pancakes, sausage, ham, scrambled eggs, home fries, orange juice, toast, breakfast cakes, coffee and tea. Tickets purchased for the March 13 breakfast, the day of the Blizzard of '93, will be honored on Saturday. S.O.A.R., the Hazleton area singles organization, will go dancing this evening at Edgewood in the Pines, Drums, and on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. will take part in a membership drive and dancing at Memory Lane. The group's monthly dance on a 1930s theme is scheduled for Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m.

at Stefanisko's, Route 309, Hazleton-McAdoo Highway. Other activities planned for next week are swimming on Monday at 6 p.m. at Beech Mountain Lakes; walking on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Hazleton Area Career Center followed by coffee at 8 o'clock at Ferdinand's Family Restaurant. Pizza night is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m.

at King's, and Thursday evening's walking session at 7 p.m. at the Hazleton Area Career Center will be followed by coffee at 8:15 at McDonald's. LADIES AUXILIARY of Drake-Wear VFW Post 589, Hazleton, elected Ruth Demshock to serve as its president for the 1993-94 term during a meeting held at the post home, 95 N. Wyoming Hazleton. Others elected are Stella Greshko, senior vice president; Hazel Sholedice, junior vice president; Margaret Mehallo, conductress; Delores Segelia, guard; Susanne Grega, chaplain; and Lorna Baker, treasurer.

Trustees elected are Phyllis Martienssen, Emma Krawizcki, Catherine Correlli; Roseanna Coxe, patriotic instructor; Laura Richie, historian; Mary Graaf, banner-bearer; Doris Heckler, flag-bearer, and Tina Marconi, Margaret Paulowski, Altheda Jacoby and Gertrude Lehman, color-bearers. Mrs. Baker also was appointed List menus for seniors Senior citizens centers sponsored by the LuzerneWyoming Counties Bureau for the Aging in Hazleton, Freeland and Butler Township will serve the following hot noon meals to area residents 60 years and older next week: Monday Salisbury steak, whipped potatoes, Roman vegetable medley, Cranberry juice, whole wheat roll, and rice pudding. Tuesday Chicken parmesan with tomato sauce, garlic fet-tucine, Italian green beans, Italian bread, and chilled pineapple. Wednesday Ham and cabbage, boiled potatoes, parslied carrots, dinner roll, and frosted cupcake.

Thursday Baked pork chop with brown gravy, sweet potatoes, succotash, whole wheat bread, and vanilla cookie. Friday Cheese omelet, hasn brown potatoes, broccoli with lemon butter, bran muffin, and chilled citrus sections. Milk and coffee are served with all lunches. Donations from participants are accepted and needed in order to expand this program. For further information, contact the center nearest your home or call the LuzerneWyoming Counties Bureau for the Aging at to the post of secretary, and Susanne Grega was selected chairman for the installation ceremonies to be held May 12.

Members are asked to call 459-1684 to make reservations. A donation was voted to the VFW Cancer Program, and sympathy extended to Doreen San-drock and to the family of Mary J. Williams. A RUMMAGE SALE will be held at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Laurel and Chestnut streets, Hazleton, on May 4 from 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. and May 5 (bag day) from 9 a.m. until noon. All persons are asked to use the Chestnut Street entrance. HAZLE TOWNSHIP Little League Auxiliary will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m.

at the township Little League field. All team mothers, mothers of new members and interested area women are welcome to attend this session to learn the procedures involved when working in the refreshment stand. For more information contact Monica Onuschak at 455-1328. LADIES AID SOCIETY of Christ's Memorial United Church of Christ, West Hazleton, met in the church social room with Judy Hartzel, president, in charge. Dorothy Evans gave the secretary's report and Janet Fry read the financial report.

The president was in charge of devotions and hostesses were Dolores Minnig, Dot Wallace and Anna Heiser. Lois Burke observed her birthday. The May Fellowship Breakfast will be hosted by the women of the church on May 12 at 9 a.m., and the society's annual mother-daughter covered dish supper will be held in the church that day at 6 p.m. Plans were completed for the semi-annual chicken and waffle supper to be served May 1 from 4 to 7 p.m., and it was reported that a rummage sale is planned for June 4-5 at the church. June devotions will be conducted by Iris Leitner, and hostesses will be Helen Puhak, Terry Pepsny and Dorothy Constance.

ALS ASSOCIATION has announced a meeting of its North Central Pennsylvania support group for May 9 at 2 p.m. in the wheelchair accessible Lightstreet United Methodist Church, 1640 Main Lightstreet. The session is open to ALS patients and families and all those interested in learning more about the disease popularly known as "Lou Gehrig's Disease. For more information and directions contact Imogene Clayton at 1-683-6117. THE 21ST ANNUAL Spring Lancaster Designer Art and Craft Market will be held May 22-23 in the indoor facility at Overlook Park, on Route 501 one mile north of Route 30 in Lancaster County.

Proceeds benefit the Market House Craft Center, a nonprofit organization that encourages understanding of Pennsylvania crafts and craftspeople through educational activities. Hours are May 22 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and May 23 from 10 Gold and silver together make a great combination for affordable and stylish jewelry. Gold and silver are a perfect pair People you know The infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Gasper, Rear 125 W. Blaine McAdoo, was baptized Ryan James by the Rev. Joseph Grembocki in St. Kunegunda's Church, McAdoo.

Sponsors were Kimberly Gasper and Robert Drevenak of Drums. The infant's mother is the former Barbara Quinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn, Hazleton, and the late Anna Quinn, and his father is a son of late Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Thomas Gasper. A reception in the child's honor was held at the family residence. John Kobrick, Winter Springs, whose marriage to Linda Placek was announced in an item on the Neighbors Pages on March 14, is a son of George J. Kobrick, Drums. Mr.

Kobrick's name was unintentionally omitted from the information submitted for publication. 'Y' flea market set for May 15 Plans are progressing for the third annual Flea Market, Craft and Bake Sale to be held at the Hazleton YMCA and YWCA on May 15 in the gymnasium at the association building at 75 S. Church St. Area organizations, churches, and artisans are welcome to register for spaces andor tables. Each space will measure 12 4-feet, and vendors can rent spaces andor bring their own tables.

Participants also will be allowed to use the parking space at the rear of the building to unload and load their merchandise before and after the sale. All those taking part will be permitted to set up their areas beginning at 7:30 a.m., and the public will be allowed to start shopping at 8:45. There will be no early bird shopping. The sale will conclude at 4 p.m. Anyone interested in reserving a table or space is asked to stop at the or call 455-2046.

The YMCA and YWCA also is accepting donations of used articles of clothing and furniture in good condition to be sold at the table. Anyone wishing to make such a contribution is asked to call the to make arrangements for pickup. Two for the price of one! The hottest thing in jewelry today is an exciting technique that allows for long-lasting quality and beauty at economical prices bi-coloring, which combines two different metals in one piece. Most popular this season is the silver-and-gold combination. Birthdays still considerably less expensive than gold or platinum pieces." Most designers today are incorporating this bi-color look into entire jewelry collections.

Gold and silver combinations are versatile with casual, work or formal wear. They can simply be worn with everything. Gold and silver jewelry is also reasonable even if you are buying a set that includes earrings, a necklace and a bracelet What are some of the popular items today which utilize this bi-color technique? Necklaces are all the rage in gold and silver combinations. Long, silver chains look richer when accented with gold. A bi-colored choker always gives off more luster than a simple gold or silver piece.

The same goes for bracelets with dangles, like gold and silver charms. Earrings are always a less costly favorite, with hoops getting a new look from bi-color add-ons. The gold and silver combination also works well with rings, pins and pendants. For further information on gold and silver jewelry, or for a series of brochures, free of charge, which give tips and guidelines for buying real jewelry, contact Jewelers of America, 1185 Avenue of the Americas, 30th Floor, New York, N.Y., 10036 or call "The appeal of bi-color jewelry, particularly gold and silver, is partly due to consumer demand for more affordable items in this sluggish economy," explains Jewelers of America chairman Mike Roman. "The result is attractive, new looking jewelry that preserves value and quality but is first, April 17.

A party was held in his honor. George Mitchell, R.R.2, Drums, yesterday. His sister, Anna Holincheck, 70 S. Pine Hazleton, will celebrate her birthday on Sunday. Brooke Ann Gettig, daughter of Brian and Michelle Gettig, 330 Sixth Weatherly, 11th, today.

Brooke, a fifth grade student at Weatherly Elementary School, was honored at a party. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berlanda, 27 Vi N. Laurel Hazleton, 33rd, today.

Mrs. Berlanda is the former Catherine Salazer. They are the parents of two children, Joseph Jr. and Traci. Out Hew location DATOD Michael Hoilko son of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Hoilko, 12 Providence Road, Chapel Hill Estates, Hazleton, second, today. Brittany Ann Boris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W.

Boris, 108 W. Green West Hazleton, sixth, today. Brittany is a kindergarten student at Transfiguration School, West Hazleton. Adam John Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Burke, Drifton Estates, ninth, today. Adam is a third grade student at Freeland Elementary School. Alan Derr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Derr, Weatherly, 14th, yesterday.

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