3 ‘ romantic tragedy, Othello. Library news & Nancy Kozemchak The Back Mountain Memorial Library is featuring a display ad- vertising College Misericordia’s ‘Theatre-on-the-Green 10th anni- versary year. The 10th anniver- sary production will be ‘Shakespeare's most passionate, The audience will be moved by the tragic losses. Othello depicts the struggle between good and evil; he is the outsider who is a re- spected warrior and statesman. Jago is pure villain, motivated by ' jealousy and anger to plot Othello’s ‘downfall. “moved by the tragic losses they The audience will be Still room in story hour represent. For, a perfect summer evening, enjoy professional theatre in the open air, surrounded by cool breezes, flickering candles and the beautiful campus. Perfor- mances are held rain or shine; an extra stage setting enables the move quickly to Walsh Audito- rium. Chair/bleacher and table seating will be reserved through advance ticket sales. Lawn seat- ing is limited, available on first come, first served basis only, each night of the performance. Box Office opens at 7:15; all perfor- mances begin at 8 p.m. The dates of the production are July 11, 12, and 13. Further information may be obtained by calling 674-6719 for reservations and tickets. The Kick Off party for the 51st annual library auction was held at Yester-Days on Monday, June 9. Avery lively and enjoyable time was had by all. The enthusiasm was wonderful and, coincidence, there were 51 people at the party. The auction committee is in need of refrigerators for the re- freshment stand. They should be in good working condition. We will arrange to pick these up. Ask ~ for more information at the li- brary or call 675-1182. The summer story hour ses- sions are filling up; however there is room for a few 3-5 year olds in the 1-2 p.m. time on Wednesday. There is also some time available for Saturday story times. Call the library for details. Volunteers towork inany phase of the library auction are welcome tosign up at the library and specify their choice of the area they pre- fer. Thelibrary has chances for sale: The antique committee has three items; chances are $1.00 each. The new goods committee has five items and the chances are $1.00 each or six chances for $5.00. Inquire at the front desk. 'EYESORES National Utilities, the water company with operations in the Back Mountain, continues its habit of poor maintenance. In top photo, plastic piping and a pile of dirt and rocks lie along Park St. in Oak Hill. At right, four-foot-high grass surrounds a pump station in Midway Manor i Shavertown, but a path to the doorway is mowed. POST PHOTOS/RON BARTIZEK AWANA Club Awards at Grace Community The AWANA Club Awards Night was held atthe Grace Community Church of Dallas recently. This club is a Bible-based fellowship that meets weekly throughout the months of September-April. Boys and girls are encouraged to memorize Bible scripture, work on crafts and enjoy recreation time. Steven Losh received the Timothy Award for completing four years of the AWANA Club requirements. Steven hasbeena member of the club since three years of age. During his nine years in the club he has received the SPARKS Award and Excellence Award. Pictured from left, Gloria Bronson, Andy Race, Bill Burnaford, Dave Leapline, Michael Losh, Diane Losh, Pastor Dan Fabricatore and Steven Losh holding his Timothy Award.Grace Community Church is located on the Harveys Lake Highway across from the Chapel Lawn Cemetery. For more information, call the church at 675-3723. NL BY 00% § DJ Classes Begin Week of June 23 675-7227 Students receive book awards Each year Dallas Rotary Club awards “book scholarships”to four students, two from Lake-Lehman School District and two from Dallas School District. The students are selected by school guidance counselors, not only for scholastic ability, but also for otherareas of excellence. Each student was presented with a check for $500 to help defray some of the cost for books while attending the first year in college. Shown in the picture, from left, Ron Fitch, President of Dallas Rotary Club; Roy Halcomb, Lake-Lehman H.S. who plans to attend East Connecticut University to begin studies towards a degree in Sports Management; Lisa Joyce, Lake-Lehman H.S. who plans to attend Lafayette to begin studies towards a degree in chemistry; Kimberly Karavitch, Dallas H.S. who plans to attend University of Pittsburgh to begin studies towards a degree in Bio. Engineering; Jessica Conte, DallasH.S. who plans to attend Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science to begin studies towards a degree in Pharmacy; William Griffiths, Superintendent of Dallas School District. = © Library Auction Corner There's still time to donate items for the 51st annual Back _ Mountain Memorial Library « Auction. + dD The life of the library isa’ year-to-year proposition, and the auction is crucial to its ga operation. Twenty-five percent of the annual budget comes from the auction. F Any and all donations of © cash or saleable items can. help assure the continued fine’ service of the library to our communities. For more : information, call the library at 675-1182. | & SEE So the d One of the many antique items that will be sold over the block at the 51st Annual Library Auction. A sampler of new items: ; Lawn Edger, Dallas Centre Hardware, $1 16 value Silk Flower Arrangement, Bolin Floristry, $40 value Pilgrim Tool Set, Back to Basics, $100+ value (4) Gift Certificates, Parker Fuel, $50 value each Tickets to Othello, Theatre-on-the-Green, College Misericordia sar Bagel Basket each day, Basically Bagels, $100 value r i i i { i i i i i i i July 10-11-12-13 : i Support the Back Mountain Library - ‘One-fourth of the library's annual budget comes You can help. Your donation of an item or money. from the auction. will help your library survive and prosper. ig Here's my donation to the Back Mountain Memorial Library i A Name Phone nd fi Address City/State Zip: ty a | have an item to donate. Call me for details. Value $ OQ Here's a cash donation of $ to help the library. Mail or bring to: Back Mountain Memorial Library 96 Huntsville Road, Dallas PA 18612 Call 675-1182 if you have any questions. 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