The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, May 4, 1994 5 Forum will have more about tax reform Back Mountain residents will have a chance tolearn more about w proposals for local tax reform at a community forum next Wednes- day sponsored by the Back Moun- tain Citizens’ Council and The Dallas Post. The moderated meeting will offer state legislators and local officials an opportunity to present their views on tax reform, fol- lowed by questions from the audience. The featured speaker will be David Atkinson, executive assis- tant to Senate Majority Leader Robert Jubelirer, and an author of a Senate tax reform bill. The panel also will consist of State Representatives Phyllis Mundy and George Hasay; Walter Glogowski, representing the Penn- sylvania Education Association; and Gerald Wycallis, superinten- dent of the Dallas School District. Charles Watters, executive direc- tor of the Central Division Penn- sylvania Economy League, willact as moderator. The forum will be held Wednes- day, May 11 in the Fortinsky Auditorium on the Penn State campus in Lehman, beginning at 7 p.m. Parking is available near the auditorium. Refreshments will be available after the question and answer period concludes. Reservations are not required. You may want to use the form on this page to jot down a question and bring it along Zol2{V] Ne) NH Kolo7.\ Mu p.V @zi-gel sl A)" [=To BO 11 P= V0 I Po M14 Fortinsky Auditorium on the Penn State campus in Lehman Fortinsky Auditorium Student Bookstore Library news o ‘Cash for CD's' green jar campaign begins By NANCY KOZEMCHAK The Back Mountain Memorial Library will begin a new ‘green jar’ savings campaign on Wednesday, May 4. The slogan for the new campaign will be “Cash For CD's". The Back Mountain Business and Professional Association donated 10 double CD’s to the library. @ They include volumes 1, 2 and 3 of Ludwig Van Beethoven's Die Klaviersonaten; Volume 1, 2 and 3 of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's complete piano concertos; Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, sympho- nies Nos. 1 through 5; and Brahms Symphonies with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Several CD's have been given to the library as memorials includ- ing Maurice Andre, Trumpet Vol- untary, music for trumpet and organ in memory of James J. Johns, Sr. given by his loving family. The campaign, cash for cd's, will be used used to pur- chase CD's of varied types, in- cluding classic, pop, jazz and modern. We welcome all dona- tions to the green jar for this worthwhile project. Our Money for Maintenance campaign will be ending May 3 and will help with the finances to cover the cost for heat and snow removal for the past winter. The Friends of the Library sponsors these cam- paigns. The Friends sponsored ‘Lunch- eon with a Special Author’ was a glorious event held at Appletree Terrace. One hundred people attended and enjoyed the lunch, the fellowship of friends and the program. The author, Dennis McGovern's book, “Sing Out, Louise” was given as a door prize to eight lucky participants includ- ing: Corinne Pawling, Dorothy Orbin, Lisa Bjelich, Sandy Richardson, Elin Northrup, Nancy Brown, Alice Dropper, and Rita Tiedeman. New books at the library: “Exposure” by Evelyn Anthony is a superbly crafted romantic thriller featuring Julia Hamilton, a high-profile journalist in Lon- don. She is hired to write an in- vestigative column which aims to root out corruption and malprac- tice. “Illusions” by Katherine Stone is an emotional novel of women and men whose lives intertwine in friendship and love, joy and trag- edy, impossible dreams and heart- breaking betrayal. 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