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Dallas Post/Charlot M. Denmon
Weather
doesn’t
dampen
any spirits
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
Inclement weather made it
necessary to hold the Annual
Halloween Parade sponsored by
the Kiwanis Club of Dallas in
the Dallas Intermediate School
rather than out-of-doors as orig-
inally planned on Sunday.
The change in plans in no way
dampened the enthusiasm of the
Back Mountain children, who
turned out in an array of cos-
tumes for the event.
Robots, Jumping Jacks, ballet
dancers, Little Bo Peep, clowns,
monsters, skeletons, angels,
devils, Mickey Mouse, Philly
Fanatic and the fairy god-
mother were only a few of the
variety of Halloweeners making
their appearance.
From the prettiest to the ugli-
est, from the funniest to the
scariest, each had a certain
charisma that attracted onlook-
ers and the judges.
Kiwanis members quickly
adjusted to the change in plans
and divided the Halloweeners in
various categories such as the
prettiest, ugliest, funniest, scar-
iest, most original and the best
group.
The contestants paraded from
the gym through the halls of the
school, past the reviewing stand
of the judges and back to the
gymnasium where they awaited
the decision of the judges.
Among the winners were the
ugliest, Michael Kard, Brian
Maculoch, Jason Cabot; pretti-
est, Michelle Pribula, Rebecca
Brown, Erin Warner; funniest,
Perry Coolbaugh, Ellen Smaka,
Tina Strom, Tripp Graham;
most original, Jessica Richards
and Whiskey, Jennifer Grieves,
Nicholas Grieves, Chuckie,
David and Maureen Hozempa;
best group, Richard Tomasura,
Steven Tomasura, Michael
Tomasura, and Holly Randall;
Heather Adams, Joann Sromov-
ski, Wesley Adams, Rachel Sro-
movski, Joey Lynn Walko and
Amber Walko.
All winners were awarded
prizes by the chairman of the
Halloween Parade, Richard
Marker. Apples and other
refreshments were distributed
by the members of the Kiwanis
Club, who assisted in the event.
Steven Friedman and Robert
Bossert were members of the
Halloween Committee assisting
Richard Marker. Judges were
members of the Dallas Kiwanis
and the Dallas Ladies of
Kiwanis.
Correction
In the October 22 issue of The
Dallas Post, it was incorrectly
reported that the Lake-Lehman
School Board had approved Michael
Leskowsky as a volunteer to assist
in coaching the varsity football
team.
During a work session held prior
to the school board meeting, the
item regarding Leskowsky’s status,
was stricken from the agenda as
board members agreed not to vote
on it.
Although Leskowsky does volun-
teer as a football coach when his
schedule permits, it was not offi-
cially voted on by the school board
that he act in such a capacity.
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Dallas Post/Charlot M. Denmon
The lord and lady penguins were the center of admiration
during the Halloween Parade at the Dallas Intermediate
School Sunday. Jennifer and Michael Grieves were the
penguins, who were declared winners in the most original
category.
Dallas Post/Charlot M. Denmon
Mollie the clown?
Mollie Matosky in her bright colored clown outfit and polka
dot cap and tie attracted a great deal of attention from the
visitors who came to the Halloween Parade Sunday
afternoon held at the Dallas Intermediate School because of
the weather. ;
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Dallas 21-6 21-7 17-13 18-0 21-7 21-6
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game.
their opponents, 23-3.
Craft Show
is planned
The churchwomen of Prince of
Peace will hold their Craft
Show, Wednesday, Nov. 5 from
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the parish
house, Main St., Dallas. Mrs.
Doris Maturi is General Chair-
man.
There will be 13 craft displays
and sales of all kinds, jewelry,
porcelain, woodwork, lamp-
shades, dolls and toys, fabric
items, woven rugs, stained glass
and quilling, paper cutting,
counted cross stitch, quilts,
hoops and silk flower arrange-
ments. The churchwomen will
have a craft table, country store
and bake table.
Lunch will be serve all day.
Menu: Homemade soup, sand-
wich and pie.
Other chairmen are: Mrs.
Carol McKeener, Dealers; Mrs.
Margaret Anderson, waitresses;
Mr. Rick Ford, kitchen; Mrs.
Betty Stanley, church crafts;
Mrs. Jane Thompson, country
store; Mrs. Betty Swanick, pub-
licity; Mrs. Shirley Moore, tele-
phone; Mrs. Edna Yatsko, is
president of Prince of Peace
Women.
victory.
Perkiomen.
Next
week
Coming
events
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A ROAST BEER SUPPER
will be held on Saturday, Nov. 8
at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Shavertown. Takeouts will be
available from 4:15 p.m. with
serving to begin at 4:30 p.m.
Price is $5.25 for adults and
$2.50 for children. For tickets,
call 675-1006 or 675-3859 or pur-
chase them at the door.
Heart Disorders’’ will be the
topic.
Clergy, physicians and health
care professionals interested in
attending the luncheon, or in
receiving additional informai-
ton, may contact Rev. Wesley
Kemp, Chaplain of the Leader
Nursing and Rehabilitation Cen-
ters, at 288-5496 or 288-9315.
“Q=i ts
THE ANNUAL ELECTION to
fill expired terms on the Board
of Directors of the Exeter Town-
ship Medical Center will be held
Nov. 10 at 7:30 at the Falls
Senior Citizen Center. Any resi-
dent of the five participating
townships that comprise the
area served by the Medical
Center is eligible to be nomi-
nated by contacting the Chair-
man of the Nominating Commit-
tee Walter Mondlak at 836-3606.
Directors whose terms will
expire are: John Hetro, Exeter
Twp. Wyoming Co.; Barbara
Placek, Exeter Twp., Luzerne
Co.; Richard Love, Franklin
Twp.; Susan Myers, Falls Twp.;
and Fred Remetz, Northmore-
land Twp.
Residents of the five town-
ships are eligible to vote for
board members at the Nov. 10
meeting.
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“COUNTRY CHRISTMAS” is
the theme for the Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary’s
annual Holiday Fair. The event
is scheduled for Wednesday,
Nov. 12, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
in the Medical Arts Building,
534 Wyoming Ave., Kingston.
Some of the foods and crafts
available include hand-made
knitted items, needle point,
homemade fudge, peanut brit-
tle, soups and stocking stuffers.
A free Health Fair will also be
offered. All proceeds will bene-
fit patient care at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital.
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THE JACKSON TOWNSHIP
LADIES AUXILIARY will hold
its annual Christmas party on
Wednesday, December 10, at 6
p.m. at the Castle Inn, Dallas.
All dues paying and life mem-
bers are invited to attend. For
more information, contact
Louise Arnold at 696-3608 by
December 6.
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THERE WILL BE A Turkey
Supper and Bazaar at the Noxen
Methodist Church, Nov. 8. Serv-
ing is from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Adults
$5.00, children 3 to 12 years of
age $2.50.
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THE WYOMING AREA
WRESTLING CLUB will hold
its annual wrestling tournament
Saturday, Nov. 22 at the Wyo-
ming Area High School, Exeter.
Tournament will be held for
Elementary and Junior High
wrestlers. Weigh-ins will be held
Friday, Nov. 21 from 7-9 p.m.
and Saturday 7:30-9 a.m.
For informaiton call Ron
Mahler 693-0492 or Bill Bohn 654-
0692.
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THE LEHMAN UNITED
METHODIST Christian Fellow-
ship Group will hold a family-
: RE
style roast beef dinner at the
Lehman United Methodist
Church on Saturday, Nov. 8.
Tkeouts will be from 4-4:30 p.m.
and serving starts at 4:30 p.m.
Tickets are $5.50 for adults,
$2.75 for children ages 5-12, and
children ages 4 and under are
free.
The me .a includes: roast
beef, mashed potatoes and
gravy, green beans, carrots
supreme, pepper hash, apple-
made pie, coffee or tea. Tickets
may be purchased from any
member of the Christian Fel-
lowship Group or at the door.
For further information call:
639-2471, Mrs. Paul Margellina.
THE CARDIAC REHABILI-
TATION CLUB of Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital will hold its
monthly workshop on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 12 at 7 in the
hospital’s dining room, free
ofcharge.
Low calorie, low cholesterol
refreshments will be served and
recipes will be available.
For information, contact the
hospital’s Cardiac Rehabilita-
tion Clinic at 288-1411, exten-
sions 4773-4774.
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PLAN TO ATTEND a one-
night only performance by the
critically acclaimed 103 piece
Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestra with Pianist Andre-
Michel Schub, winner of the Van
Cliburn International Piano
Competition. Tickets are availa:
ble at the Kirby Center Box
Office, Book and Record Mart,
Gallery of Sound in Wilkes-
Barre and Giannetta Music and
Paperback Booksmith in Scran-
ton or the Philharmonic Office
and Ticket Hotlines at 287-1916
or 342-0920.
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A SPAGHETTI SUPPER will
be held on Saturday, Nov. 15,
from 4:30 - 7 p.m. at the Jack-
son United Methodist Church,
Smith Pond Road, Jackson
Township.