NEanehie eo The tragic death of David Kramer of Shavertown, last week saddened . the entire Back Mountain. David was seriously injured while prepar- ing the road for the triathlon. Volun- teers are a vital part of the commu- nity. Without them many organizations like fire companies, amublance crews, many functions like the Fall Fair, Library Auction, and the Triathlon could not con- tinue. It is so sad that David’s death was caused, indi- 2 rectly, by i his concern for other people’s safety. Sin- cere sympa- thy to his wife Pat and their families. [ge oF " KINGSBURY -0- Gate of Heaven School has added On the dotted line typing to its curriculum this year dents. Although the school does own some typewriters, donations of type- writers would be greatly appre- ciated. The school is also interested in purchasing reasonably priced used typewriters. Contact Sister Davida, school principal, for more information. -0- Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollock who became the parents of a baby girl this week. They also have a daughter, Stephanie, who is four years old. 0 Students in grades 11 and 12 throughout Northeastern Pennsyl- vania are eligible to apply for an all-expense paid scholarship art workshop which will be held next July. Sue Hand of Sue Hand’s Imagery will be workshop director. Students will have the opportunity to learn about going into an art career; find out where the best art colleges are; learn about career opportunities. They will also learn about matting and framing and how to get work into art galleries. Classes will be held at Sue Hand’s Imagery and College Misericordia. Anyone inter- ested in information concerning the scholarship can call 675-5094. -0- Cider Painters of America, a began here in Dallas, is growing throughout the country. Just this week Ithaca’s newly organized Cider Painter’s Chapter caused suf- ficient interest for a Syracuse news- paper to call the local chapter for information for a feature story. Exciting, isn’t it? Silas Annually at Trinity Nursery School, we view the life cycle of the Monarch butterfly first-hand. In a specially designed butterfly cage, we place caterpillars with plenty of their favorite food, milkweed leaves. We watch each day as they grow slower and slower until it is time to go into crysalis. Day by day we watch the crysalis with its beau- tiful gold thread until it becomes dark. Then, at last, a beautiful Monarch butterfly appears. The- wonder of this life cycle never ceases to amaze me. The children are fascinated with the entire process. Later in September, we will hold our farewell to butterfly parade when we will let our beautiful but- terflies fly to their winter homes in California and Mexico. Dallas resident Arlene Kozich has been named volleyball coach at King’s College, according: to an announcement by John Dorish, director of athletics. She will succeed student-coach Toby Eichas, a May graduate, who had an 8-10 record last season. Kozich is a graduate of Dallas High School, and received her BA degree from College Misericordia played basketball and field hockey in high school and college. Since 1982, she has been assistant women’s basketball coach under Silver Spring, Md.; and Lori Ceresi, Clarks Summit. King’s schedule: Sept. 18, at Mar- ywood; Sept. 21, Scranton; Sept. 23, Upsala; Sept. 28, Elmira, Ithaca, at Elmira; Oct. 5, Widener, Muhlen- berg, At Widerner; Oct. 7, Scranton, ‘Misericordia, at Scranton; Oct. 10, Susquehanna; Oct. 15, Del. Valley; Oct. 16, Moravian, Cedar Crest, at Moravian; Oct. 18, Allentown; Oct. 19, FD-Madison; Oct. 24, Wilkes, Baptist Bible; Oct. 28, at Gettys- burg. YMCA swim coaches The Wilkes-Barre YMCA Dolphin Swim Team will hold registration on Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. at the YMCA. Returning coaches will be Gene McGuire and Nicole Gfeller. Sue Bevan will serve as assistant coach. The coaches are looking for boys and girls ages 6 through 18 years who are interested in improving their swimming ability. The coaches stress that experience is not neces- sary. The Y swimmers will open the pre-season competition with Y Out of Shape Meet on Oct. 12 followed by the JCC Benjamin August Meet in November. Both boys and girls will compete in the Penn-Del League. Meets will be held on Saturdays beginning in December. Swimmers will be trans- ported to out-of-town meets in chart- ered buses supported through monies raised by the Parents Asso- ciation. ; Boys and girls will race against teams from Lansdale, Stroudsburg, Bethlehem, Hatsboro, Allentown, Easton and Quakertown. League competition will start Dec. 7. 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