“Il think that PennDot has
done a good job clearing the
roads considering it’s the first
winter storm of the season,”
said Henry VanHorn of Shaver-
town: “Although | live on the
school snow route, which is
usually kept clear of snow, |
understand that most of the
otherroads are also cleared.”
“Il enjoy the first snow of the
season, although | would
rather it fall on Christmas eve,”
said Terry Danks of Harveys
Lake. “This kind of weather
depresses me a bit, but it still
starts to get me into the
Christmas spirit.”
PHOTO and TEXT by
GLEN HOFFMAN
“Considering that this storm
was the first of the season, |
think that PennDot did a good
job in clearing the roads,” said
Dorothy Hoyt, also of Shaver-
town. “But | think they should
stop using salt to clear the
roads because it ruins cars.
Drivers should just drive
slower; that would help
prevent accidents even on the
Saturday, Dee. 12, will
be a special day at the
Dallas Township
Elementary School.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the
PTO will be sponsoring
the Winter» Carnival, an
event eagerly awaited by
the children. There will
be fun and activities for
all toenjoy. There will be
games and prizes for the
children. Cartoons will be
shown periodically -
throughout the day.
Tickets will be sold for
participation in the games
There will be baked
goods, books, plants and
white elephant items to
purchase. Parents will
have an opportunity to
purchase a variety of
handcrafted items in a
shop for adults white the
“Corner Shoppe’ will
feature budget priced
items which ony children
may purchase as gifts.
Pizza, hot dogs and soda
will be sold in the
cafeteria.
As a special treat, Santa
Claus will visit the Car-
nival and talk to all
youngsters. Parents may
bring their own camera
and take pictures.
The PTO is giving each
student in the Township
Elementary School five
tickets so they may enjoy
some of the activities for
free. However, all
children and parents in
the area are invited to
attend.
Persons in charge of
various committees are
as follows: Games-
Pricilla Liput, Baked
Goods-Elaine Moran,
White Elephants, Books,
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and Plants-Sue Ehst and
Sharon Jones, Children’s
Store-Yvonne Eckert,
Adult Store-Millie
Robinson, Refreshments-
Cheryl and Lee Wagner, |
Movies-Gary Hozempa,
and Ticket Booth-Kathy
Jesse. Co-Chairpersons
for the event are Marsh
Paczewski and Jean
Utter.
In this event of in-
clement weather the
Carnival will be held on
Sunday, Dec. 13 from 1 to
4 p.m. . :
mostslippery street.”
AL LANDIS, president, Luzerne County Fall Fair
Association, receives a $400 check from Rick Shannon,
associate publisher of The Dallas Post. The check was
presented to the association as its share in a recent
Pack 281 lists awards
Dallas Cubscouts Pack
scribers. At left is Dave Phillips. secretary of the Fair
Association. (Paul Strasser Photo)
Something New and
Different. . . Just In
Time For The
Geschigan - Lodge 233,
281 opened their Order of the Arrow, Boy ou
November 20 meeting Scouts of America, hd A
with a ceremony Ceremonial Dancers was Holidays {
presented by = Mrs. thoroughly enjoyed by all.
| Merithews; Den 3 on Dan Mello is their Adult
| “Four Freedoms.” Advisor. XS
i Cubmaster, Barry The Cubby Award was
Brown and Susan Jordan, = son by Mrs. Charney’s Si ifts & Acessories
Awards “Chairman, ' Debi. .. Ror Gl Seasons
presented” the Mrs. Smith’ Ss’ “Den 1 did
following
boys with awards: Kevin the closing ceremony the’
Charney - Bear Badge, 1 “Living Circle.”
gold arrow, Edward Next Pack meeting will
Reabuck == "Bean ‘Badge, 1
gold arrow, 1 silver
arrow, Albert Finarelli
and Sean Price - Citizen
and Outdoorsman, Brian
Jordan, Mark Paczewski -
Sportsman, Matt Jones,
Lee Wagner, Myron
Suehodolski - Out-
doorsman, Jan Ursiak -
Sportsman, Traveler and
Athlete, Greg Steuben -
Aquarant and Citlzen,
Brett Weyman - Out-
doorsman and Naturalist.
Sam Care, David Akers
and Edward Reabuck
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These children and elves pose with Santa and others
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Lehman High School. Pictured, row 1, Linda Jones, Kllie
Knapich, Mary Ann Judge. Second row, Megan
Medical Society offering scholarship
technology,
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Williams, Erin Brady, Michele Judge, Santa, Jennifer
Judge, Kim Weidner, Michele Lukas and Sean Brady.
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