Ribbon-cutting ceremonies
For National Library Week
®
The Back Mountain Library and The Dallas Post
invite amateur photographers to participate in ‘‘A
Nation of Readers,” a national photography contest
celebrating reading in America.
The contest, sponsored locally by The Dallas Post, is
being held in conjunction with National Library Week
1985, April 14-20. Categories include adult and student,
color and black and white:
Prizes, on the local level, consist of four $25 first
prize awards, ribbons for second and third prizes and
a Community Choice award.
First place photographs will be submitted to the
American Library Association National Contest and
become eligible for $7100 in cash awards.
Photographs submitted for judging must illustrate
the theme ‘‘A Nation of Readers,” showing the
significance of reading in American Life. They must
be black and white or color unmounted prints and
must have been taken since January 1, 1984.
Photographers must submit photographs to the Back
Mountain Library, Huntsville Road, Dallas, by 8:30
p.m. on Wednesday, April 10, 1985.
Members of The Dallas Post photo staff will judge
the photographs on Friday, April 12, 1985. Photographs
will be on display at the Back Mountain Library and
will be available for area residents to cast their vote
for their favorite photograph from April 12 through
April 17. The photo that receives the most votes from
area residents will receive a “Community Choice”
award.
All winning photographs will be published in The
Dallas Post on Wednesday, April 17, 1985. An awards
ceremony, honoring winning photographers will be
conducted on Thursday, April 18, at 7;30 p.m. at the
Back Mountain Library.
Additional information may be obtained by calling
the Back Mountain Library at 675-1181. Official contest
rules and regulations as well as entry blanks are
available at the Back Mountain Memorial Library,
Huntsville Road, Dallas; The Dallas Post, Gerald
Avenue, Dallas; and many Back Mountain businesses.
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contest
Chorus girls
Shown here are members of the Lake-Lehman High School
Chorus who recently participated in District Chorus at
Bishop O'Reilly High School. Seated at the piano is Lake-
Lehman’s Choral Director, Jane Morris. Students are, from
left, Lori Cragle, Lisa Shaffer and Kathie Redline. All three
girls are members of the 11th grade class at Lake-Lehman.
(Photo by Ed Campbell)
Three female students from Lake-
Lehman High School recently par-
ticipated in District Chorus competi-
tion held at Bishop O'Reilly High
School in Kingston.
They are Lori Cragle, daughter of
Event postponed
The first ‘Meet the Band Night”
scheduled for this evening at the
Dallas Junior High School audito-
rium has been postponed.
Due to the non-arrival of some
material necessary to conduct the
program, the event cannot be held
tonight and will be re-scheduled
sometime in the near future.
sv SQUARE DANCE
Sponsored By
J. R. Davis
Volunteer Fire Co.
Memorial Highway, Idetown
REFRESHMENTS
Sat., March 30th
“9:00 to 12 Midnight
$5.00 per person
"Red Jones Caller"
John and Charlotte Cragle of Hun-
lock Creek; Lisa Shafrer, daughter
of William and Christine Shafter of
Idetown; and Kathie Redline,
daughter of Frank and Katherine
Redline of Huntsville. .
Lori Cragle advanced to Region
IV Chorus which was held this past
weekend at Loyalsock Township
High School in Williamsport.
Jane Morris is the choral director
at Lake-Lehman.
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Dallas Cablevision is sponsoring a
poster contest for the molnths of
March, April and May in conjune-
tion with its premium channel,
“Showtime.”
Students from Dallas High School
art classes will be participating and
judging on the posters entered will
be on a monthly basis with a
monthly winner.
At the end of three months, there
will be a final judging. Grand prize
is a $100 savings bond, second place
is a $50 savings bond and a consola-
tion prize of $10 will be given to
third prize.
Judging will take place at Dallas
Cablevision on Memorial Highway
around the 25th of each month. The
winning posters can be seen on
display at the Cablevision office.
Seeds available
Spring is just a few weeks away,
and the recent mild weather has
turned a lot of people’s thoughts to
planning their landscaping improve-
ments for 1985. To assist area resi-
dents in their spring planting
projects, the Luzerne County Con-
servation District is sponsoring its
annual seedling sale.
Three year old seedlings are
offered at nominal costs. This year,
three types of evergreens and two
varieties of hardwood trees are
available.
Orders are being taken until
March 22. Seedlings will be availa-
ble to be picked up on April 20 at
various locations throughout the
county. To receive more informa-
tion and an order form, contact the
Luzerne County Conservation Dis-
trict, 71 North Market Street, Nanti-
coke or call (717) 735-8700.
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Threshold
recruiting
volunteers
At present, Threshold is recruit-
ing volunteers for the Spring cycle
beginning the last week of March.
The Basic Training Weekend will be
held on March 16 and 17 at the
Parish House of the Prince of Peace
Episcopal Church on Main Street in
Dallas.
Threshold is a program that
trains volunteers to teach decision
making, problem solving and life
planning skills to ‘clients’ at the
State Correctional Institution at
Dallas about to be released. Skills
are taught through a structured
curriculum in both group and one-
to-one sessions over a 10 week
period. Emphasis is on helping the
client to see clearly his situation in
life, to choose apprpriate goals, and
to develop skills which increase the
chances of attaining these goals.
The local Threshold group is part
of a national program and has the
“approval of the SCID Administra-
tion.
The 10 weeks a volunteer gives of
his or her time might be the decid-
ing factor of whether or not a
prisoner will adjust to community
living upon his release or return to
the prison system, at considerable
cost to the tax payer.
For more information, please cal
Mrs. John Sheehan at 675-6801 or
Ingrid Prater at 823-9548.
Speakers available
Kathy Canterbury, Chairman of
the Speakers Bureau of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society, Wyoming
Valley Unit, announced recently
that speakers are available to inter:
ested groups. Cancer prevention,
warning signals, smoking and self:
breast examination are among the
topics for discussion. Clubs and
organizations that would like infor-
mation regarding speakers should
contact the American Cancer
Society office at 825-7763.
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New discovery
Amy Lloyd discovers a new book in the Children’s Section of
the new Back Mountain Memorial Library. The library, now
located in the former Dallas Borough School ‘building on
Huntsville Road, officially opened, its doors to the public on
Monday. (Photo by Ed Campbell)
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