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Back Mountain Residents Form
| Environmental Clearing House
The environment of the Back
Mountain—and what can be
done to improve it—was the:
topic of discussion at a break-
‘fast meeting held recently at
the Irem Temple Country Club
and attended by representa-
tives of several area service
clubs and organizations.
Christmas Snow
Christmas is a time of year
When people like to sing and cheer.
The winter snow likes to drift
And make the children feel so swift.
On Christmas Eve the children listen
To hear the reindeer Donner and Blitzen.
In the morning they awake,
Plans were initiated to form a
committee which will serve as a
clearing house for ecology-re-
lated projects proposed by
various organizations in the
community. A spokesman for
the group suggested that efforts
by many service-oriented clubs
to improve the environment in
And the presents they will shake.
and around the Back Mountain
. have been repetitious and, sub-
sequently, have not been as
valuable as if they had been
planned cooperatively. It is the
intention of the newly formed
environmental action group to
take steps to avoid this over-
lapping of efforts through closer
communication and careful
planning.
George McCutcheon, a dele-
gate to the meeting from the Ki-
wanis Club, suggested that
there was a great deal of inter-
est in establishing such a clear-
ing house and that the ideas of-
fered by the new committee
members afforded many oppor-
tunities for ‘‘clean-up’’ projects.
“It’s impossible to tell where
we're going at this point,” Mr.
McCutcheon stated, ‘‘but the
Photo by J. Kozemchak Sr.
Members of the newly formed environment action clearing
house committee are pictured above following a breakfast
meeting at the Irem Temple Country Club. Seated from left to
right are Al Ackerson, W. Anthony Fulton, Don Evans, Tom
Reese, Arch Austin, Florence Finn, Anne Purcell, Pat Unger
and Joan Adessa. Standing are Charles Hoffecker, Bernard
Banks, Larry Fritzges, Kevin Chadwick, Bruce S. Davies Jr.,
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Rehearsal for the Christmas
program of the Trucksville
United Methodist Church, to be
held Dec. 26, at 6 p.m. in the
educational building, is
scheduled for Dec. 26 following
Sunday School. The program
entitled ‘Chrsitmas in Living
Pictures’, under the direction of
Nancy McDonald, assisted by
Mrs. Robert Baird, Mrs.
Thomas Kreidler and Mrs.
Thomas Oliver, will be in-
troduced by the Rev. Dr.
Laurence T. Beers and narrated
by Dr. Owen Faut. The ac-
companist is Nancy Pichert,
and Robert Baird and Bobby
Baird will provide a brass duet.
The following children of the
Sunday School will have parts
as listed: Scene I: sheep—Linda
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Church Program Cast
To Rehearse Sunday
Williams and Kevin Kreidler;
angels—Susan Chamberlain,
Wendy Baird and Kelly
Thomas. Scene II: Joseph—
David Konopki; Mary—Betty
Jane Smith; innkeeper—Rod
Shoemaker; sheep—same as
scene I. Scene III: Joseph—
Robin Faut; -Mary—Lori
Williamson; sheep—Same as
Scene I; shepherds—Wilson
Gregory, Gregory McTague;
angels—Chris Grose, Robin
Williamson, Vincent Grose.
Scene IV: Joseph—Nathan
Faut; Mary—Kimberly
Thomas; Wise Men—Kevin
Collins, Brian Johnson, Doug
Smith; angels—Sheila Johnson,
James Phillips, Doug Shelley;
shepherds—Todd Enslen,
Robbie Shepherd.
possibilities are very exciting.”
The group will meet next at
the country club Jan. 29. All in-
terested persons are cordially
invited to attend.
. Robert Casselberry Jr., Glenn Lewis, Dave Kopetchny, George
McCutcheon and Ray Hillman.
McDonald, Tammy Roushey,
Linda Heffner and Susan
Johnson; = shepherds—Thomas
Oliver, Bobby Williams; Kenny
Then the Christmas secret is broken. Each family attending is
requested to bring two dozen
Carolyn Jones cookies.
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