6 The Dailas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, January 12, 1994 Preaching Mission at Trinity Presbyterian January 29-30 The second annual Preaching Mission Weekend at Trinity Pres- byterian Church, Dallas, will be held January 29-30, 1994. The Rev. Dr. Lindado McKim is the 1994 Trintiy Preacher. The Trinity lectures are open to the public. Trinity will host a dinner Sat- urday at 6 p.m. at Appletree Ter- race at Newberry Estates. The cost of the dinner is $12. per person. For dinner reservations call the church office. Reservations are limited. Following the dinner, Dr. McKim will deliver the Key- note address: “Spirituality: A Calv- inistic Perspective.” Please call the church 675-3131 for dinner reservations or addi- tional information. Luzerne County Fair board elects officers for 1994 fair * At the December 15th meeting of the Luzerne County Fair board, Clem Norman, Jr., was elected president of the 1994 Fair, to be held September 7 through 11. , Donna Cupinski was elected vice president; Ayleen Landon, secretary and Lillian Piatt, treas- wurer, with Wayne Pettit as assis- tant treasurer. Norman, a member and past president of the Back Mountain Kiwanis, has served as vice presi- ident and concession chairman lover the last six years with the fair. . Donna Cupinski, has served as ‘secretary over the last eight years and will now take the position of vice president. She is a member ‘of the Back Mountain Jaycees. + Ayleen Landon, who has been with the fair for over 20 years as ‘Arts and Crafts Chairperson, will iserve as secretary. She is a member of the Federated Women of Dallas. Lillian Piatt has been treasurer of the organization for the last five years and has served on the board over the last 12 years. She is a member of Lake Silkworth Lion- ess. Ed Kelly, former president, will . serve as fair chairperson. He has served also as vice president and treasurer, and has served on the board for the last 10 years. He is a member of the Lake Silkworth Lions Club. The new officers and fair chair- person, along with the Queen and her chaperone, will attend the Pennsylvania State convention January 20 -22 at the Hershey Convention Center in Hershey, Pa. The next meeting of the fair board will be held January 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Harveys Lake American Legion, on Route 415 at the entrance to Harveys Lake. Anyone wishing to volunteer may attend the meetings. Newly elected President, Clem Norman announced that anyone wishing a member of the fair board to speak at their functions or meetings may call 639-3037. The children of Small Wonders Nursery School Classes, Shaver- town, recently entertained residents at the Meadows Nursing Facility, Dallas, singing holiday songs and presenting a poinsettia. Small Wonders Nursery School offers an Early Childhood learning program and state certified teachers. Pictured with the children: assistant activities diirector Rita Nichols; Meadows resident Jean Melovitz; teacher Sharon W. Jones; teacher's aide Linda McLaughlin and teacher Mary Davidson. RAL Eo" SALE « One of a Kind Discontinued Close Outs Tables - Chairs - Bedrooms Pottery - Shelfs - And More The Furniture Workshop 115 W. Center Hill Rd. Dallas Hours: Tues thru Sat. 675-5288 Sale Ends Jan. 22 Yuletide season celebration Members of the Rural Branch of the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital campus Auxiliary, Wyoming Valley Health Care System, Inc., recently gathered to celebrate the yuletide season at their annual holiday meeting. Auxilians enjoyed a covered-dish lunch at the home of Doris Bedford in Orange and ex- changed warm wishes for a happy holiday. Seated from left, Phyllis Shillabeer, Shavertown; Louise Hess, Dallas; Miriam Phillips, Dallas; Edith Shupp, Dallas; Doris Bedford, Orange; and Helen Dorrance, Dallas. Row two, Geraldine Roe, Dallas; Ruth Wilson, Wyoming; Louise James, Dallas; Gertrude Coolbaugh, Pittston; Verna Weaver, Tunkhannock and Esther Grey, Harveys Lake. Row three, Geraldine Blizzard, Tunkhannock; Betty Jackloski, West Wyoming; Elsie Rauch, Harveys Lake; Betty Reese, Trucksville; Amelia Brody, Dallas; Kay Palmer, Trucksville; Joan Gruver, Dallas; Vivian Dymond, Dallas; Marie Curtis, Forty Fort; Jean Lee, Tunkhannock; and Bethel Montross, Center- moreland. " Girl Scout cookies on sale until March 13 The annual Penn's Woods Girl Scout Council's Cookie Sale will take place through March 13, 1994. The girls will sell the traditional shortbread “Trefoils”; a oatmeal peanut butter creme sandwich “Do-Si-Dos”; “Thin Mints”; a chocolate covered peanut butter patty “Tagalongs”; those fabulous caramel, coconut and cocoa “Samoas”; “Chalet Cremes”, lemon and vanilla sandwich cookies. This year's new cookie is “Juli- ettes”, a crunchy caramel and pecan treat, covered with a fudgy chocolate coating. All varieties of cookies will sell for $2.50 per box. Troops use the proceeds from the annual candy and cookie sales to enable them to do something that costs more money than their dues will allow, like a bus trip or camping. Girl Scouting is not subsidized by any governement funds. Itisa non-profit organization that re- ceives less than 20% of its sup- port from United Way organiza- tions and is otherwise self-sup- porting through the product sales including the popular traditional annual cookie sale. Cookies may be ordered from any Girl Scout or directly from the Council Office at 829-6950 or 829- 6951. Cookies may be ordered by the case and donated to a favorite charity or soup kitchen. A call to the Council office, or a note with a check for $31.00 will assure de- livery. New books added to library's collection The Back Mountain Memorial Library, 96 Huntsville Road, Dal- las, announces the addition of the following books to their collec- tion. NON-FICTION “African Americans” - Time-Life Books : “Behind Palace Doors" by Nigel Dempster and Peter Evans “Best of the Best of Pennsylva- nia” by Gwen McKee “Children With Mental Retar- dation: A Parents Guide” “Divine Inspiration” by Jane Langton “It Will Never Happen To Me" by Claudia Black NEW PEDIATRIC OFFICE “A Marriage Made in Heaven-or Too Tired for an Affair” by Erma Bombeck “Prince Charming: The John F. Kennedy, Jr. Story” by Wendy Leigh * “See I Told You So" by Rush H. Limbaugh “Smilla’s Sense of Snow” by Peter Hoeg FICTION “Adam's Fall” by Sandra Brown “The Crocodile Bird" by Ruth Rendell “Gone, But Not Forgotten" by Phillip Margolin “The Hope" by Herman Wouk “Shadow Man" by Dennis Etchison “Tell Me No Secrets” by Joy Fielding YOUNG ADULT “Beardance” by Will Hobbs “The Chimes of Alyafaleyn” by Grace Chetwin “The Fog Doggies and Me" by Gayle Pearson “The Hunter's Heart" by Judy Carole Rhodes “Uncle Vampire” by Cynthia D. Grant “Wishing Season" by Esther M. Friesner LARGE PRINT “A Time to Kill" by John Grisham A daughter born Dec. 30 to Praters + 4 Dr. and Mrs. John M. Prater of Dallas announce the birth of their daughter, Emily Regina, Decem- ber 30 in Nesbitt Memorial Hospi- tal. Mrs. Prater is the former Susan Catina. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Catina, Forty Fort. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Catina of Wilkes-Barre. ) Paternal grandparents are the Reverend and Mrs. John S. Prater, Plymouth Township. Great- grandparents are Mrs. Willard Prater, Forty Fort and Mrs. Johan- nes Forck, Germany. Emily joins a sister, Britanny, ' and a brother John Francis. Senior yo menus Senior Citizen's Centers spon- sored by the Luzerne/Wyoming Counties Bureau For The Aging offer hot noon meals Monday through Friday to people 60 years of age or older. Donations from participants are gratefully ac- 3 4 cepted and needed in order to A expand this program. The following menu is for the week of January 17. MONDAY - Martin Luther King Day Observed! Centers closed. TUESDAY - Chicken w/creamy dill sauce, carrots, buttered noodles, cranberry juice, whole wheat bread, margarine, Peanut donut, milk and coffee. : WEDNESDAY - Beef stew,” 2 § butternut squash, hot spiced : apples, whole wheat roll, marga- rine, ice cream, milk and coffee. THURSDAY - Hot dogs w/ sauerkraut, potato puffs, baked beans, V-8 juice, hot dog roll, + fresh fruit - tangerine, cream of broccoli soup, margarine, milk and coffee. , : FRIDAY - Tuna melt, oven, brown potatoes, garden vege- tables, orange juice, English. 3 4 muffin, margarine, birthday cake, milk and coffee. For further information, con-. tact the Luzerne /Wyoming Coun- ties Bureau For the Aging Nutri- tion Program or call the Senior Citizens Center nearest your home. : Easy - Inexpensive | Guaranteed Classified Ads in The Dallas Post 675-5211 DISCOVER DUCKLOE 9 4 BiLo Oll Co. Call around for prices - then make us your last call We'll beat any advertised home heating | 24 Hour Hot Line | Combine your auto and | homeowners insurance policies into ONE Comprehensive Coverage Competitive Rates CNA's Universal All Pool Covers 20-40% OFF Security Policy 07:1 H Slocum Insurance ie [=T [ea VAR [4 oF 575 Memorial Hwy. 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