The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, September 29, 1993 5 Aerobics Special also Bands « Bars * Steps and First Class Free Foret aon | 3 Months $60.00 | { A 1 Month $5.00 off Babysitting Available Coupon Expires 10/31/93 — So ———————— — ——— 675-1543 Next to Back Mountain Bowl in Dallas PITTSTON - "SINCE 1956" WILKES-BARRE BACK MOUNTAIN MAJOR PERFORMIN ARTS GENTER Major Performing Arts to open here N PY Back Mountain satellite of Major Performing Arts Center will : open Friday, October 1 at the American Legion in Dallas. The center is under the direction of Gina Major, a Lake-Lehman High School graduate who was Miss Pennsylvania in 1984. Major also has an extensive background in performing arts on stage and television. The center initially will offer dance instruction for toddlers through teens, including the “Mom and Me Club” for 18- 36 month-olds. Charm and good grooming classes are also Guest column available. Future programs will include vocal, theater, piano, adult dance, baton and dance twirl. A full staff of instructors including Linda O’Boyle, also a former Miss Pennsylvania, will instruct. Shown above are some of the performers and staff featured in a stage production held in June. Back Mountain students will be part of next year’s stage show produced by major Productions. For additional information, contact Gina Major at 655-1059. Those wishing not to place a long-distance call may leave a message at 675-1761. 655-1059 Or Leave Message At 675-1761 J "MOM & ME CLUB" Creative Moving & Learning For 18 mth. - 3 ys. with Adult Partner J TODDLER DANCE BP ¢ Bag . : . s . J TAP - JAZZ - BALLET Optimist International seeks interest in local club | J PRO-POP/ BROADWAY MPAC TEACHING STAFF VOCAL I : DIRECTOR: GINA MAJOR - Professional Entertainer, Miss PA/America...Numerous am grateful to the Dallas Post years, I realized that, although who are members because they opment of youth, you will want to Theater, Commercial, and National Television Credits. be permiing us s address therearegreatorganizations help- know their areas best. be a part of its future in North- - also - riends of our youth. Many must ing young people in various spe- As a long-standing member of eastern Pennsylvania. relalize that our biggest invest- cific ways, an Optimist Clubdoes the Optimist Club of Dundalk, Please write me at : 1964 12 Week 00D GROOMING and ment in the future is our youth. I notexist in this part of Pennsylva- Maryland, I would like to explain Eastfield Road, Dundalk, MD FASHION COURSE wish toinformyou aboutaninter- nia. Thereason is simple. Noone the workings of the organization 21222. 7 yrs. - Teens national service club thatlivesup has made the effort to introduce tointerested men and women with Or, phone me at: (410) 285- 6 Week " MINI-CH ARM" 3.6 b| @oits motto, Friend of Youth, by the idea. the ultimate goal of formingaclub 3899 at any time or alocal contact tt 20.378. developing programs that serve Optimist Clubs provideasome- in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (717)941-7500 (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 the needs of the youth today. The = what unique opportunity for fel- area. I am asking anyone who p.m.) Optimist Clubs throughout the lowship and community service wants to learn more about the Thank you in advance for con- United States and Canada, and on projects chosen by the mem- Optimist Club to write me at the sidering this request to help serve now spreading throughout thefree bers themselves. Our national address below or to call so that I young people. 1 look forward to world, have been dedicated tothis and international offices do not can send you materials and per- hearing from you. purpose since 1919. direct individual clubs to specific haps arrange a group meeting. I ibs projects. The focus of the clubis am sure that when you hear of the Charles J. Panuska Exeter * 655-8869 ~ Having had the opportunity to determined by the creativity and programs and the successes the Past Vice President Z Il visit this area for the past several interest of the men and women organization has had in the devel- Optimist International / Our Grass Is Back And We're In Great Shape! | Pp - \ Sane wr | . / Library news i ol Specicl MONDAY THRU FRIDAY : ALL DAY: 18 Holes 8. Cart $13.50 Library is taking orders for 'Best of PA' cookbook [|r ATR WORKSPECAL Afer 40. | i) 1 All The Holes You Can Play Before Dark: i’ By, NANCY KOZEMCHAK +r darkly compelling demon eH notic story. | lel battered manuscript bearing the 35 00 P/P Without Cart + $10.00 P/P With Cart ! she finds irresistible and from “Houses of Stone” by Barbara same mysterious attributi pt su satudul oft de cblindr tet de de Dall mba cb og The Back Mountain Memorial whose evil spell and vision she Michaels tells of a young profes. -lsmeme" turns. up and Karen FALL PASS SPECIAL: Unlimited Golf @| @ Library will be taking orders for mustnow flee. She takeswithher sor of English Karen Holloway realizes it is an important discov- Now Thru Dec. 31st $100.00 & Remember the cookbook, Best of the Best their terrifying and exquisite child, who happens on a privately ery that could be the making of We're Open Year Round from Pennsylvania”, selected reci- one of ‘a brood of children born printed volume of verse dating her academic career. Painful / pes {rom Pennsylvanins favorite knowing, able to stand and talk from the early 19th century, and truths emerge with terrifying I OF CU patio 0 cookbooks, until Tuesday, Oct. on the first day’. A chilling hyp- feels it's all in a day's work. A impressions of fire and ice. ho) - h 12. The order will be sent to Quail WT ; a Ridge Press in Branden, Missis- fe 4 Nazi sippi on October 15. As of today, Yekzid we have orders for 46 cookbooks. The book was edited by Gwen McKee and Barbara Moseley with illustrations by Tupper Division. P| @® the cover photo is done through the courtesy of Pennsylvania Dutch Visitors Bureau. The au- thors traveled throughout Penn- sylvania including Pennsylvania Dutch Country, Hershey, Phila- delphia, Northeast Pennsylvania and other sections of Pennsylva- nia. There are recipes from 74 different cookbooks included in this outstanding collection of W - Pennsylvania cookbooks and each p — is deserving of special notice and praise. The ‘Friends of the Li- brary’ group is sponsoring this project and selling the cookbook for the special price of $12.00 each. Payment is due with the order. This cookbook includes seven recipes from the library cookbook “Chefs and Artists”, the Back Mountain Memorial Library's first bl @ published cookbook. Sign up ho sheet for orders is at the front desk in the library. This cook- book would make an ideal birth- day or Christmas gift for some special cook on your gift list. The cookbooks should be at our li- brary in plenty of time for Christ- mas giving. 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