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The : Church School
children of the Prince of
Peace Episcopal Church
recently celebrated
‘Pretzel Day’. The
prepared a
which has become a
tradition at the Prince of
Peace. The pretzel dough
is similar to the flour and
water type bread with
which the early Christians
fasted.
The Right Rev. Lloyd E.
Gressle, Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of
Bethlehem, will officiate
at ja Service of Affir-
mation and celebrate the
Eucharist on Sunday,
March 29, 10 a.m., at the
Prince of Peace Church.
A reception and coffee
hour will follow the ser-
vice in the parish house
for the bishop and the
newly-confirmed = mem-
bers.
The Vestry will meet on
Sunday, April 5 at 10:15
a.m. in the parish house.
The teenagers are
planning a cafeteria style
bar-b-que in the parish
house on April 26. Serving
will be from 11:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. Tickets should
be purchased in advance
from members of the
Episcopal Young Chur-
chmen.
The GFWC Dallas Jr.
‘Woman’s Club recently
held their awards
ceremony for the club’s
1981 Arts Festival at the
Shavertown Methodist
Church: hall. Students
from the Dallas Area
received recognition for
their participation in art,
photography, sewing,
drama, poetry and prose
competitions.
On the junior high level,
students entered art
contests ‘in medias of oil,
acrylics, watercolor and
other medias. Winners
were seventh grade, Oil
and Acrylics, 1st Terrell
Smith; 2nd Dawn
Rothrock, = 3rd Lynn
Nelson; : watercolor, 1st
Kiersten. Fries, 2nd
Kiersten Fries, 3rd
Mary Karasek, 2nd Lisa
Augustine; sewing
(tailoring), 1st ‘Georgia
Dombek; drama, 1st
Wendy Baird, 2nd Nancy
Evans, 3rd Arlene Daly;
poetry, 1st © Maria
Augustine, 2nd Julie
Burkhardt; prose, 1st
Steve Federici, 2nd
Kristine Kravits, 3rd
Marrjory, Julie
Burkhardt;
Art-10th- grade oil and
acrylic, 1st ‘Ellen Mat-
tioli; © watercolor, 1st,
Katie. O’Konski, 2nd
David Lemmond, 3rd
Ist
2nd
Donna
Ann
medias,
Cupinski,
Kasmark;
11th’ grade, oil and
acrylics, 1st Laura Dunn,
Laura Dunn; watercolor,
dst, 2nd, 3rd.Wendy
edia, 1st Karen Niskey,
A Jacque: Holdredge:
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f “End 3rd Jacque . Morgan; other medias,
oldredge. i 1st Wendy Morgan, 2nd
5 @Eigth grade oil and Bill Bowen, 3rd Joni
> acryli "Li Dombek
acrylics, 1st = Linda: . 3
Tuzinski, 2nd Megan 12th grade, oil and
Flynn, 3rd Linda acrylics, 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
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Tuzinski; watercolor, 1st,
2nd, 3rd. Tracy Davies,
other media, 1st Linda
Tuzinski, 2nd Linda
Tuzinski and 3rd Paul
Hartzel.
Ninth’ grade oil and
acrylic, = 1st : Susan
Rutkoski, 2nd Richard
Gdovin, 3rd Kurt Fet-
terman; watercolor, 1st
Jim O’Connell, 2nd Mike
Chismer, 3rd Susan
Niskey; other media, 1st
Kristen Voorhees, 2nd
Kurt Fetterman and 3rd
Susan Rutkoski.
Students in 10, 11 and 12
grade competed in the
poetry,
prose, art and photo:
graphy contests. Winners
pinounced were sewing
1 general category), 1st
Beth: Goldman; water-
color, 1st John O’Connell,
2nd Beth’ Goldman, 3rd
Beth Goldman; other
medias, 1st © John
O’Connell, 2nd Lucinda
Broghamer, 3rd Ed
Kapson.
Photograsphy (color)
11th’ grade, people, 1st
Perri Nejib, 2nd Drea
Molski, 3rd Drea Molski;
places, 1st Drea Molski,
2nd Drea Molski, 3rd perri
Nejib; things, 1st Drea
Molski, 2nd Perri Nejib,
3rd Liz Gancer. :
12th grade (color)-Mark
Hughes swept all places in
all categories.
12th grade (black and
white) Randi Williams
swept categories for two
On Saturday, April 4
and Sunday, April 5, Leh-
man Brownie Troop 641
will hold an Easter Bake
Sale at Cook’s Store, Leh-
man Center, Lehman.
The Bake Sale will be
held at9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on
Saturday and 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. on Sunday.
Proceeds will go toward
the upcoming bus trip to
Philadelphia Zoo in June.
firsts, a second and a
third.
Arts Festival Chairman
Maryann Storz, an-
nounced that = John
0’Connell, Beth Goldman,
Drea Molski and Randi
Williams were chosen
“Best of Show” and will
represent the Dallas area
at the GFWC County
Festival of Arts to be held
at the Sheraton-
Crossgates in Wilkes-
Barre. Georgia. Dombek
and Mary Karasek will
level in the sewing
division. First place Short
Story by Steve Federici
and Maria Augustine’s
poem will automatically
level. :
The Dallas Jr. Woman’s
Club annual Art Festival
display their talents and
for their work. The Dallas
Juniors encourage par-
ticipation on all levels
which they hope will
provide incentives for the
students to continue on in
the various fields of art in
their adult life
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sored by Gate of Heaven
Blue and Gold Dinner in
the school cafeteria. A
covered dish dinner was
provided by the parents of
the scouts. Seated at the.
The annual Spring
Rummage Sale sponsored
by the Dalas United
Methodist Women will be
held April 2 and April 3 at
the - ‘Dallas United
Methodist Church in the
new basement.
This year’s sale
promises to be better than
ever. It will feature many
new items as well as good
used items. Clothing for
the whole family, toys and
games, books
records, white elephant
items, small electrical
appliances, and household
linens will be offered at
reasonable prices.
The sale will open on
Thursday at 9:30 a.m.
until 7 p.m. Friday will be
Dollar Bag Day from 9:30
a.m. until'1 p.m. A snack
bar and bake sale will be
held © on Thursday.
Homemade doughnuts
will’ be sold again this
year.
Mrs. John A. Blase is
general chairman with
Mrs. Clifford Garris and
Mrs. Earl Brown in
charge of the snack bar
and bake sale.
All profits will be used
for- mission and com-
munity projects. Come to
Dallas and have‘an en-
joyable time while getting
big bargains.
The Hunlock Creek,
Lehman, and Maple
Grove United Methdoist
charges and the
Mooretown Assembly of
God Church are holding a
series: of “joint Lenten
Services. This Wed-
nesday, March 25, the
service will be held at 7:30
p.m. at the Mooretown
Assembly of God Church.
Rev. Al Vuterreiner will
be the speaker for the
evening, and special
music will be featured. A
free-will offering will be
received and distributed
equally among The.
American Bible Society,
The Clearbrook Lodge,
project
WHEAT.
known as
The public is invited to
attend this special Lenten
service, as well as next
Wednesday’s service
which will be held at the
Lehman United Methodist
Church at 7:30 p.m.
The WBRE ‘Peacocks’
will meet the Lake-
Lehman faculty and
students in a basketball
game at the high school
gym on Saturday, March
28 at 5 p.m. Tickets are
available in advance or at
Whitehead Photo)
The United Women’s
Unit of Shavertown
United Methodist Church
is sponsoring a Spring
Salad Luncheon Tuesday,
March 31 at noon in the
Mrs. Andrew Kachmar
and Mrs, Robert Deeble
co-chairmen, have an-
nounced the following
committees, Dining room,
Mrs. Jordan, Moye,
beverages, Mrs. Edward
Dallas “One Hour
Cleaners, located in the
Dallas Shopping Center,
has an offer valid through
April 10 to benefit the
Lake-Lehman High
School Band. For each
item dry cleaned, the
store will donate to the
Orig. Equip. Design -
band for their competition
trip in May. You may
support our area young
musicians in this en-
deavor by obtaining
coupons for this offer
from any band member or
at the dry cleaning
establishment.
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Corcoran; kitchen, Mrs.
Wm. Parrish, Posters,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Kozak.
Mrs. Clyde Davis, ticket
chairman, advises that
tickets can be secured
from any member of the
women’s unit or by calling
the church office.
Recipes of the salads
served will be available to
purchase.
the door for $1.50 for
adults ‘and $1.00 for
students. : - Refreshments
will ‘be sold.
The game is being
sponsored by the Lake-
Lehman High School
Band for benefit of their
trip to compete in Florida
in. May. The public is
invited.
Bloodmobile
atCM
head table were Donald
Thompson, Cubmaster
John Demko, Rev.
William J. P. Langan,
Mrs. Nancy McDonald,
‘Cal Miers and Eddy
Novack. John Demko
served as host for the
evening.
Nancy McDonald
presented award ribbons
for the boys particpation
in the Winter Fun
Olympics to Michael
Fairis, Patrick Farrell,
James Strange, Bobby
Demko, Jamie Farrell,
Kevin Sult ‘and Chris
Kovseck.
Rev. Langan awarded
Donald Thompson. Jay
Napierowski, who also
earned the award, was
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675-2500
Demko made not. that the
be presented to' Webelos
engineer, scholar,
achievement - awards;
Ron Mosco, three year pin
and three year perfect
attendance pin;
Randolph, two year pin,
citizen, scholar, and -
showman achievement
‘ awards.
recently and gifts: were
presnted to Barry Smith,
"Thompson for outstanding
cooperation in sales for
that project. ;
A karate demonstratio
‘was provided by Cal
Miers and his assistant
Eddy Novack.
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beautiful flowers.
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The Red Cross Blood-
mobile will be at College
Plus
Misericordia on Thur-
sday, March 26 from 9:15
(adnate 3715 © p.m.
Collections will be taken
at Kennedy Lounge of
Merrick Hall on the
College campus.
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