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Silberline donates $1,000 to Tamaqua Salvation Army

In August, preparations were already underway for the recognition ceremony of Silberline Manufacturing Company's 65th Anniversary in September.

Part of the ceremony would include a surprise gift presentation to Scheller family members, honored guests and employees from the Hometown, Lansford and Tidewood local facilities.The gift, a prismatic pyramid, symbolizing Silberline's role as "The Architects of Light" would also be shipped to Silberline's global locations. 1,000 boxes were to contain a printed personal note card from Lisa Jane Scheller, President and CEO and her father, Ernest Scheller, Jr.So, on August 25, 14 members of the Tamaqua Salvation Army Needlebug group visited Silberline corporate headquarters in Hometown to help with this special project. The ladies had a grand time completing their secret mission, and were treated to lunch after their work was done.Thankful to the Salvation Army and the Needlebug group, Lisa Scheller presented them with a $1,000 donation.Silberline (www.silberline.com), founded in 1945 by Ernest Scheller, Sr., is an international brand leader that manufactures and distributes a broad range of high-quality special effect and performance pigments that dramatically enhance the visual appeal of coatings, paints, inks, plastics and textiles.A third-generation, family-owned company led by Lisa Jane Scheller, President and CEO, Silberline has a worldwide network of channel partners with manufacturing, technical and research centers in Europe, Asia and North America.

Silberline Manufacturing Company President and CEO Lisa Jane Scheller, left, presents a check for $1,000 on behalf of the company to The Salvation Army's Major Sharon Whispell, Lois Deutsch, Geraldine Klein and Dina Depos. SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS