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New officers
The Dallas Women of Kiwanis held installation of new officers at their annual Christmas dinner
party held at the Irem Temple Country Club Wednesday night. Installing officer, Mrs. Pauline
Selingo, charged each new officer with their duties and presented them with a spray of
crysanthemums and candles tied with blue and gold ribbons. Mrs. Ann Corbett, immediate past
president, presented Mrs. Pat Kalinowski, incoming president, with the official presidential
gavel. A memorial gift for service to the club was presented to Mrs. Corbett by Mrs. Kalinowski.
Shown here are the new officers. From left, seated, Mrs. Shirley Moore, first vice president; and
Mrs. Pat Kalinowski, president. Standing, Mrs. Sybil Pelton, treasurer; Mrs. Jean Grimes,
secretary; Mrs. Claire Ward, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Anna Corbett, past-president; Mrs.
Pauline 'Selingo, installing officer; and Mrs. Margaret Johnson, second vice president.
THE DALLAS POST/Monday, December 23, 1985 15
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Social held
The Dallas Kiwanis Club held its annual Egg Nog Social at Irem Temple Country Club
Wednesday evening. Shown here are, from left, first row, Anthony Piscotty, Nanticoke; Len
Grozalis, Swoyersville; Homer Baker, Harveys Lake Lions Club; Russell Dugan, Plymouth: and ;
Robert M. McNamara, Forty Fort-Kingston. Second row, Dave Smith, Wilkes-Barre South; Jim
Snyder, Back Mountain; Tom Bagley, Dallas Lions; Paul Selingo, Dallas; Tom Cometa, Wilkes-
Barre; Frank Melly, Montrose; and Bill Kalinowski, vice-president, Dallas Kiwanis Club and
chairman, Egg Nog Social.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Parity held
Students of The Playschool, Dallas, recently held a Christmas program at the Meadows Nursing
Center. Shown here are, from left, Maura Narkiewicz, Rachel Hiller, DeAnna Springer, Eddie
Novak, Joshua Mattey. Second row, Stephanie Pineno, Adam Schooley, Jennifer Howe, Tim
Flanagan, Beth Kolojejchick, Russell Wenrich, Russell Eyet.
Students honored
Students from Gate of Heaven School, Dallas, were recently presented with a Certificate of
Appreciation from the United States Marines for their participation in the annual Toys for Tots
Campaign. Shown here during the presentation are, from left, Cindy Capone, Maria Bigus,
Melissa Malonis, Stephen Greger and PFC McTavich of the U.S. Marines.
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Seniors hosted
The Dallas Kiwanis Club held its annual Christmas party for the Senior Citizens, retired nuns and
elderly disadvantaged at College Misericordia Mercy Center on December 18. Gifts were
presented to approximately 125 guests-and entertainment was provided by Sister Carmel of the
Misericordia Music Department. Shown here, from left, are Walter Kozemchak, Jim Ward, Jane
Hady, director of the Senior Citizens Center; Joseph Griffith, and Paul Selingo, Kiwanis Club
president.
Be careful
when driving
It’s that time of year when biting
cold and whirlingwind preoccupy
travelers and make driving hazard-
ous. The Pennsylvania Optometric
Association (POA) says that motor-
ists who use a visually-oriented
approach to safe driving can actu-
ally help prevent winter accidents.
To be a visually-oriented safe
driver, the POA advises the follow-
ing:
-Give yourself access to the total
visual field by having windows clear
of snow, ice and fog. Auto air
conditioners will clear car windows
of inside moisture within a few
minutes even in winter.
-Help others to see you, particu-
larly at dusk by turning on head-
lights and keeping them clean. The
contrast between sky brightness and
road darkness at dusk makes seeing
difficult resulting in 6 p.m. being
the most common time for fatal
accidents.
For more information and a free
brochure titled “Open Your Eyes to
Driving Safety” write the Pennsyl-
vania Optometric Association, P.O.
Box 3312, Harrisburg, PA 17105.
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