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COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS--The staff and students of
Luzerne County Community College were recently over-
whelmed with free coffe€ and donuts compliments of the
| THANKSGIVING PROGRAM--Members of Den 1, Cub
Scout Pack 232, entertained Dallas Kiwanis members
with a skit about the first Thanksgiving, last Wednesday
night at Irem Temple Country Club. Those taking part
Student Government representatives, from left, Betsy
Murphy, Mountaintop, student volunteer; Anne Marie
Schartzer, Nanticoke, SGA secretary; Jim Adameczyk,
Nanticoke, student activities committee; Audrey
Czachor, Plains, student activities committee; Joseph C.
Valenti, West Pittston SGA president and Don Godleski,
Dallas.
THANKSGIVING PR-
OGRAM--Michael
Wagner, Pilgrim and Eric
Spear, Indian helped to
tell the story of the first
Thanksgiving as the
second grade classes of
the Dallas Township
Elementary School pre-
sented a Thanksgiving
program in conjunction
with American Education
Week. The program
consisted of several skits,
song, and poems depic-
ting the first Thanks-
giving. Mrs. Klick, Mrs.
Lyons and Ms. Zezza,
second grade teachers,
directed the program.
Rittenhouse, Chris Scott; back row, Mike Fritzen, Mike
Malak, Sam Wilkes, Shane Williams, Rick Jones, Walter
Fry and Joseph Rakos. (Rod Kaye Photo)
programs and assemblies
during the 82-83 year.
Proceeds from the sale
will be used for field trips,
' Lake-Noxen Elemen- by Karen Stefanowicz.
tary P.T.A. announced Other winners were,
the winners of its fund April Covert, Tanya
raiser campaign Martin, Greg Dobash,
Tuesday, Nov. 23. First
place winner, Jessica
Noon, won an Atari for
Karen Whipple, Karen
Stefanowicz, Chris
Tawes, Todd Dwyer and
Danette Shaw. These
selling 61 suncatchers.
Second place winner,
Valerie McCroy, won a
Snoozy Bear for selling 47
suncatchers. There was
also a drawing for a
students each won an AM- |
FM headphone set. There |
also were a number of!
pocket radios and electric
yo-yo’s given away.
According to the budget.
and finance chairman the
sale was a huge success.
portable black and white
television which was won
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Dallas Township PTO is
once again sponsoring its
Winter Carnival to be held
at the school on Saturday,
Dec. 4, from 11 a.m. to 3
p.m.
There will be many
activities for all ages
including the children’s
“Corner Shoppe’ where
children can buy gifts at
child size prices. Children
up at the Makeup Booth.
There will be many
games with prizes for
children. One addition to
“E.T.’s Walk’. Children
will be able to watch
cartoons and visit with
Santa. Back Mountain
Jay-C-Ettes will be taking
pictures of the children
with Santa for those who
so desire. Homemade
baked goods will be avail-
able plus a white elephant
sale.
In addition to a separate
Christmas Store just for
adults, there will be a
game room for adults.
Winners of the adult
games will win chances
on large prizes such as a
Party Time Instant
Camera by Kodak, dinner
for two at Mill Creek
Farm, $50 value, and two
gift certificates from
Daring’s Market.
Refreshments will
include pizza, hot dogs,
whimpies, soda, and
coffee.
There are three items to
be raffled off, a ceramic
Christmas Village valued
at over $200, donated by
Millie Robinson and
family; a gingerbread
house, donated by Joanne
Freeman and an afghan
donated by Mrs.
James.
Chairman of the event
is. Mrs. Jackie Downend
and her co-chairman is
Mrs. Jan Waligorski.
Persons in charge of the
various booths and ac-
tivities are tickets--
Barbara Meade;
children’s Cormer Shoppe-
-Pat Jones; adult
Christmas Store--Sue
Ehjst; white elephant
table--Marsha Paczew-
ski; baked goods--Lynn
Romano; children’s
games--Priscilla Liput;
cartoons--Gary Hozempa;
face painting--Cheryl
Wagner and refresh-
ments--Jean Utter.
president of the Dallas
Township PTO is Kathy
Jesse.
Mr. James L. Nicholas,
Principal, Lake-Lehman
Sr. High recently released
the Junior High Honor
Roll consisting of 34
Scholar and 119 Honor
students, for the first
quarter beginning Sept. 1
and ending Nov. 4.
P.T.0. of the Dallas
Borough Elementary
School will hold their next
meeting Tuesday, Dec. 7,
at the school. Children
and their parents are
invited to attend as
special emphasis will be
given to trains and train
displays.
Plans for Santa’s Secret
Shop will be finalized by
Jean Hopa, chairman.
Santa’s Secret Shop will
take place Wednesday,
Dec. 8 through Friday,
Dec. 10. It is designed to
enable the children to
select their own special
holiday gifts for their
family and friends. Items
from the Secret Shop will
be displayed during the
evening.
The children in Mrs.
Spear’s third grade class
recently prepared a
Thanksgiving Feast.
Bank
dividend
First Eastern Corp. has
declared a dividend of 65
cents per share payable
Jan. 3, 1983 to share-
holders of record Dec. 10.
The announcement was
made by Richard M.
Ross. Jr... president.
following the November
board meeting held at
Main Offices in Wilkes-
Barre.
First Eastern Corp.
reported a record third
quarter when, for the first
time nats 120-3 ear
history, profits for the
three month period ended
Sept. 30 exceeded $2
million.
Earlier - this month,
First Eastern Bank, the
principal asset of First
Eastern Corp.,
the first financial in-
stitution in Northeastern
Pennsylvania to announce
plans to offer discount
brokerage services.
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