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nominate an individual.
Candidates will be
considered
for
the
following
categories:
player,
coach
or
supporter. Qualifications
and forms can be found
on
www.piusxhs.org,
Athletics page. Contact
Mr.
Joe
Disidore,
Athletic Director, at
610-588-3291
or
jdisidore@piusxhs.org
with questions. Applications are being accepted
through January 15th,
2015.
The East Bangor
United
Methodist
Community
Church
will be holding a
candlelight service of
carols beginning at
7pm. The church is
located at 136 West
Central Avenue in East
Bangor.
Previously at 123
Broadway in Bangor,
the Slate Belt Pregnancy
Support
Services is re-tooling to
provide a better experience for pregnant
women and their families. They are currently
virtual but still available to help and can be
reached through Facebook or by calling Life
Choices at 888-7494772.
Hope UCC Food
Pantry is in great need
of donations. Items
include any kind of
drinks
(in
plastic
bottles) or drink mixes,
such
as
Kool-aid,
lemonade and iced tea;
and all canned fruits and
canned meats (ham,
tuna, chicken, spam,
sardines, canned stew,
chili). All donations can
be dropped off Monday
through Thursday, 8am
to 1pm. All monetary
donations may be paid
to Hope United Church
of Christ, P.O. Box 425,
Wind Gap, PA 18091.
Congratulations
to
Gilbert F. Walter, of
Stroudsburg. He has
been elected as Worshipful Master of Portland
Lodge
#311,
F&AM, during the
Lodges annual election
meeting
held
on
December 11.
The One Way Church
will be holding a blood
drive on January 3rd
from 10am to 3pm at
50
Broadway
in
Bangor. To sign up as a
donor go to www.
giveapint.org and create
a donor profile using
sponsor code 7568.
Donors will also be
entered to win door
prizes and a $500 Visa
gift card.
Happy
Birthday
wishes are sent to
Connie
Stambaugh,
December 25th; Shannon Young, December
27th; Halle Rasmussen,
December 29th, Carol
Commins,
Angie
Capone and Connie
Ruggiero,
December
31st; Quinton Keeler
and Josh Albert, January 1st; Drew Smolenyak, January 3rd and
Dale Young, December
5th.
Happy anniversary to
Todd and Tracy Hill
who will celebrate on
December 30th and
Heather and Chris
VanDusen who will
celebrate on January
5th.
Just a reminder the
office will be closed
between
December
24th through January
4th. We will re-open on
January 5th. Thank You
for your understanding
and cooperation.
Merry
Christmas
from all of us at The
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E. Bangor UMCC
Free
New
Year's
Buffet: January 4th,
4-6pm. 136 W. Central
Ave. (Rt. 512), E.
Bangor. FMI, call 610588-4453
or
visit
ebumc.org.
E. Bangor Methodist
Church Pastie Sale:
January 6, 3:30pm.
Pickup at Church. 136
W.
Central
Ave.
Choices are beef w/ or
w/o onion & broccoli
cheesew or w/o onion.
To order: call 610-5881745
or
e-mail
loi.stucker@hotmail.co
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(NAPSI)The
holidays are about
families
gathering
together to celebrate
and to discuss issues of
importance to everyone, including older
members of the family.
For this reason, an
annual campaign called
Home for the Holidays
was established to
provide families with
information to help
stimulate a dialogue
about major issues
affecting their older
loved ones. This years
campaign focuses on
the risks to brain health
for older adults and
offers some simple
strategies
to
help
mitigate those risks.
The
campaign
is
conducted by the Eldercare Locator, a program
established and funded
by the Administration
for Community Living
(ACL) and administered by the National
Association of Area
Agencies on Aging
(n4a).
(NAPSI)A growing
number of men are
enjoying a lifestyle that
focuses on a diet built
around nutritious, whole
foods. Here are some
tips to help you get
started.
Go with fresh
vegetables
when
possible. They tend to
be full of vitamins and
low in calories. As a
bonus, they can help
you meet your daily
fiber target.
Keep your alcohol
intake moderate. Too
much alcohol can mean
added sugar and filling
your liver with toxins.
For men, limit your
intake to two drinks a
day.
the future.
The centerpiece of the
campaign is a brochure
entitled Brain Health:
You Can Make a Difference! The information
in the brochure draws
from materials developed by ACL in
partnership with the
National Institutes of
Health and the CDC.
Here are a few practical tips from the
brochure:
Butter Cookie or
Chocolate
Coconut
Chew to Key Lime
Pieso there is something to satisfy just
about any taste.
To learn more, visit
www.larabar.com.
Ciao Amici,
I know it may be too
soon to talk about
Christmas Eve Dinner
but I just cant wait.
Back in the early days
of the butcher shop one
of the traditional dishes
of Christmas Eve was
eel (anguilla). At that
time the customers
wanted the eels live to
insure freshness. My
dad said they kept the
eels in the bathtub to
store them fresh. Southern Italians celebrate
Christmas Eve with a
Feast of the Seven
Fishes (festa dei sette
pesci) also known as the
Vigil (la Vigilia). My
grandfather
would
(love).
Grandmom
would still have the
leeks in the garden
covered with straw. As I
got older she would say,
Josie get the pitchfork
and help me dig out the
leeks. The Baccala
would soak and the
water was changed
daily. Ah, what a wonderful aroma that would
fill the house. Next we
would have the fried
smelts, fried Baccala
and the fried eels. We
had this meal at noon.
Then the main dinner
was in the evening after
we closed the store; (I
will tell you about next
week.) One reason for
celebrating with such
simple
food
like
Baccala is because of
the
impoverished
regions of southern
Italy. Now some of the
Italian
American
versions
include
lobster, shrimp and
crab.
The two desserts my
mom would make were
the Zeppoles which is
Pizza Frite and Scartellate. The Scartellate
is also dough that is
fried resulting in a
self
employed
hardscaper/landscaper.
His Fiance graduated
from Winslow Area
High School, Maine
and the University of
Maine. She is a Quality
Assurance Technician
at Johnny Selected
Seeds.
An wedding as been
planned for August 1st,
2015, in Maine.
(NAPSI)Whether
youre considering cashing in on your equity,
downsizing, trading up,
moving for a change of
scenery or relocating for
better prospects, a few
smart investments and
improvements can help
your home stand out
from the competition so
you get top dollar. Even
if youre not planning on
moving anytime soon,
these strategies can
maximize your homes
value and increase its
marketability:
Sprucing up the
exterior. If you think
youll have a few years
before you move, work
on your landscaping
now to give plants time
to mature. Look for
easy-care
perennials
such as hostas, which
multiply on their own. If
you have less time, you
can still achieve a quick
makeover by power
washing paths and
siding,
painting
or
upgrading your front
door and keeping the
lawn
watered
and
weeded.
(NAPSI)Sunlight
streaming through the
window and onto your
skin may feel fine when
the weathers cold but it
Removing eyesores
inside. Some minor
adjustments can help
buyers recognize whats
great about your home.
Swap outdated fixtures,
remove wallpaper and
give everything a deep
clean.
Replacements
dont have to be top of
the line; they just need
to eliminate hang-ups
for potential buyers.
Improving
the
kitchento a point. You
can
damage
your
skinunless you take
certain steps.
Unlike the part of the
suns spectrum that
causes
the
suns
warmth, the suns ultraviolet (UVA) rays reach
deep into the skin and
may
contribute
to
wrinkles
and
skin
cancer risk.
First, many people are
unaware that harmful
UVA rays pass through
ordinary glass.
Next, be aware that
because of the suns
lower angle in winter,
the risk of UVA exposure indoors may even
be greater, according to
Darrell Smith, executive director of the
nonprofit International
Window Film Association (IWFA).
With
unrestricted
access to your homes
interior, the winter
suns in-line position
with windows can
literally make a homes
furniture, drapes and
artwork
a
faded
memory.
Fortunately,
window
film may help protect
you and your furnishings year-round. All
quality window films
block 95 to 99 percent
of the suns UVA rays.
You can learn more at
www.iwfa.com
and
view a video about
window film there or at
W i n d o w F i l m I W FA
YouTube.
Gilbert F. Walter, of
Stroudsburg, has been
elected as Worshipful
Master of Portland
Lodge #311, F&AM,
during the Lodges
annual election meeting
held on December 11.
As the elected head of
the lodge, he will
preside during all of
2015, the lodges 159th
year of organization. He
succeeds his son, Patrick
J. Howarth, of Bangor,
who installed him in
office.
Gilbert is a graduate of
Sussex, New Jersey
Vocational Technical
High School and is the
owner
operator
of
Affordable Locksmith.
He and his wife, LuAnn,
have five children. In
addition to Patrick
Howarth, their son,
Matthew Walter is a
member of Portland
Lodge #311 as well.
They also have three
other children, Jessie
Walter, Kristina Walter,
and Shannon Howarth.
Masonically, Gilbert is
also a member of Ezra
Chapter #216, Royal
Arch
Masons,
in
Allentown, where he
holds the office of
Scribe. Additionally, he
is a 32nd degree
member of Lehigh
Consistory, Valley of
Allentown, as well as a
charter member of
Hamilton Day Lodge
#814,
F&AM,
Bartonsville.
Elected as Senior
Warden was William C.
Keiper,
II,
of
Saylorsburg,
with
Stephen M. Ahner, of
(NAPSI)Whether
youre
welcoming
last-minute guests in
from the cold at Christmas, ringing in the New
Year, or gathering
round the grill to watch
the fireworks on July
4th, heres a hint from
Registered
Dietitian
and lifestyle expert
Erin Palinski-Wade on
how to have a successful holiday party in
nearly no time, at any
time of the year:
Be sure to stock your
freezer with convenient
and delicious options
By Jennifer Lively