Close to 500 people
enjoyed Pam Johnson and
her Homemaker’s School
presentation last week at
Merrick Hall, College
Misericordia. Pam, home
economist from
Homemakers Schools,
Inc.. entertained the
crowd with her own
unique brand of humor
while providing numerous
cooking and baking tips.
One of the highlights of
the show is always the
large number of door-
prizes and gifts to
THE DALLAS POST, WE
members of the atidience.
Hanging plants, bags of
groceries, gold jewelry,
microwave dishes, gift
certificates, curling iron,
make-up mirror, per-
fume, bubblebath, crewel
picture, and other hand-
crafts were presented
through a drawing. Each
person attending received
a goody bag filled with
suprise coupons, recipe
ideas and helpful hints.
Participants also had an
opportunity to visit with a
Commonwealth Telep-
hone representative and
Red Cross.
The Dallas Post
Homemakers School is
always an eagerly
awaited spring highlight
and this year, as usual,
the public was not
disappointed in its ex-
pectations. A few ex-
ceptionally lucky persons
even managed to go home
iwth the results of Pam’s
cooking magic.
The Post would
especially like to thank
the five students form
Dallas Area and Lake-
Lehman High Schools who
helped Pam wth her
cooking -and cleanup
chores. Pam and Liz
Moore, from Dallas Area
and Monica Fletcher,
Wendy Jones and Chuck
Garnet form Lake-
Lehman worked
throughout the day and
evening to insure that
everything ran smoothly.
Photographer Dan
Walsh has captured the
cozy, friendly nature of
the evening and his im-
pressions are pictured on
this page.
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