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The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 22, 1998 .5
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Nancy Kozemchak
; The third one is a charm! The
1998 Back Mountain Memorial
Library Auction has become the
third time .in 52 years that we
have not had a drop of rain. The
usual thought when the auction
approaches is, get ready for a rain
storm. The weather was abso-
lutely perfect, if a little cool late in
the evening.
There would not be enough time
or space to begin to thank the
many volunteers that make the
auction what it is. The grounds
crew did an excellent job, Connie
Scott and Jim Snyder as chairs.
Between setting the areas for the
tents and booth vendors, clean-
ing the grounds each night in
preparation for the next day, and
‘lining up volunteers to help with
Auction makes it with
no rain for third year
the job.
Ken Weaver co-ordinated the
Lehman Key Club members who
did an outstanding job, in every
area. Drew Novak helped with
nearly old and other areas with
minor repairs. A tremendous
thank you to all the auction vol-
unteers, our daily volunteers in
the library procedures, our super
board members who willingly do
~ whatever they can wherever they
are needed. All of these volun-
teers help to make this library the
wonderful institution that it is.
The continuing support of the
community and the thousands of
people who attend the auction,
buy their refreshments from the
vendors on the grounds, purchase
books and odds and ends, nearly
old items, purchase the antiques
across the block and new goods;
buy chances for the gift baskets,
and purchase the plants and flow-
ers; buy sand art containers; and
bid on the silent auction items.
‘The children’s auction on Satur-
day afternoon conducted by Boy
Scouts.of Troop 281 was well at-
tended and a lot of fun.
‘A heartfelt thank you goes to
Ruth Tetschner, the general chair-
man of the 52nd auction, for a job
well done!
The auction has become a
meeting place for friends in a once
a year endeavor and a great four
day experience for a wonderful
institution!
New children’s books:
“Poppleton” by Cynthia Rylant
begins with “Meet Poppleton”, the
new pig in town. He lives in a
charming house with a little
sunroom.
“Poppleton and Friends” intro-
duces Hudson and Cherry Sue.
Together, they share the warmth
and fun of a day at the beach and
find the best way to live.
“Poppleton Everyday” brings
new adventures, from looking at
stars, to sailing in a boat. Each
day is wonderful with a friend like
Poppleton!
BMT students on LCCC dean's list
Luzerne County Community
College announces the following
students have earned recognition
for outstanding academic achieve-
‘ment during the 1997/98 aca-
demic year.
To qualify for the President's
List, a student must earn a 4.0
cumulative grade point average.
Students who attain a grade point
average between 3.5 and 3.99,
are included on the Dean's List,
and those with an average be-
tween 3.25 and 3.49 are included
on the Honors List.
Dean's List: Michael
Adamshick, Harveys Lake; Tracy
Allabaugh, Shavertown; Karen
Bean, Dallas; Nicholas Bocchiaro,
Harveys Lake; Jamie Brackin,
Noxen; Bonnie Brokenshire, Wyo-
ming; Lauri Chapple, Shavertown;
John Cool, Dallas; Hilary Coole,
Noxen; Tammy Crispell, Shaver-
town; Jean Daniels, Trucksville;
Chad Dysart, Trucksville; Jack
Gialanella, Harveys Lake; Edward
Gieda, Trucksville; Marci
Hardwick, Dallas; Kathryn
Helgemo, Dallas; John Hess,
Sweet Valley; Maryellen Higdon,
Trucksville; Margaret Holleran,
Dallas; John Howe, Dallas; Dianne
John Gilligan
“John Gilligan received a State
Award with Honors in the Math-
ematics and Ver-
bal Talent
Search con-
ducted by the
Johns Hopkins
University’s In-
stitute for the
Academic Ad-
vancement of
Youth (IAAY).
The award was
given to seventh
and eighth grade students who
JOHN
GILLIGAN
Jones, Shavertown; Reuben
Jones, Dallas.
Also, Joan Joyce, Wyoming;
LisaJoyce, Dallas; Stacey Kenney,
Dallas; Jada Kozick, Dallas; Linda
Laity, Shavertown; Tammy Lewis,
Shavertown; Thomas Mahoney,
Harveys Lake; Elizabeth Martin,
Wyoming; Nicole Mazurek, Dal-
las; Marilyn Mazzarella, Wyoming;
Melissa Meyers, Shavertown.
Also, Stephen Miknevich, Dal-
las; Paul Novak, Noxen; Chad Oldt,
Dallas; Kathleen Pacca, Dallas;
Christine Perkoski, Dallas; Mary
Piazza, Dallas; Bryan Reggie,
Wyoming;
Also, Amy Rifenbery, Trucks-
ville; Harold Roberts, Shaver-
town; Jerrold Roberts, Dallas;
Alice Rosencrans, Dallas; Robin
Rybak, Dallas; Amber Tolbert,
Harveys Lake; Christina Urban,
Dallas; Stephen Waichulis, Dal-
las; Wayne Watson, Dallas; Greg
Wyland, Dallas; Nathan Yadlosky,
Dallas; Valerie Yatsko, Harveys
Lake; Joseph Yorgey, Dallas; Mark
Young, Shavertown;.
Honor’s List: Norberto Baez,
Dallas; Dawn Balara, Shavertown;
Jamie Brackin, Noxen; Bradley
Burnaford, Dallas; Judy Dickson,
earns awards
scored above the mean for col-
lege-bound high school seniors
on the College Board's SAT I: Rea-
soning Test.
Giligan was awarded a one-
course scholarship to College
Misericordia for being among the
highest scoring participants.
John will be an eighth grade
student at Dallas Middle School
where he also won the school’s
Accelerated Reader contest for the
97-98 school year.
He is the son of Marty and
Mary Barbara Giligan, Dallas.
Dallas; Ranee Eckhart, Shaver-
town; David Fisher, Dallas;
Veronica Fox, Trucksville; Jolene
Garey, Dallas; Karen Kaleta,
Trucksville; Jessica Kerr, Dallas;
James Magee, Dallas; Stephen
Miknevich, Dallas; Paul Novak,
Noxen.
Also, Daniel Perrotto, Trucks-
ville; Brian Pizzano, Wyoming;
Mary Pugliese, Shavertown; Jen-
nifer Ragukonis, Shavertown;
Harold Roberts, Shavertown;
Henrietta Schooley, Shavertown;
Robin Shook, Noxen; Christine
Stone, Trucksville; Debbieanne
Taylor, Harveys Lake; Amanda
Weber, Noxen; Christy Welter,
Dallas; Mark Young, Shavertown.
President's List: David Baum,
Shavertown; Bonnie Brokenshire,
Wyoming; Elizabeth Duffy,
Trucksville; Chad Dysart, Trucks-
ville; Nathaniel Glover, Dallas;
Avesh Jain, Dallas. R
Also, ‘Mary Kashuba, Shaver-
town; Jessica Kerr, Dallas; Lynn
Litz, Dallas; Joseph Merigris, Dal-
las; .+’'Chad Oldt,: “Dallas;
Debbieanne Taylor, Harveys Lake;
Amber Tolbert, Harveys Lake;
Mary Valentine, Dallas; Stephen
Waichulis, Dallas.
Flea market to be
held August 22
The 10th annual Craft Sale &
Flea Market will be held Aug. 22,
(rain date Aug. 29) at O.E.S.
Building and parking lot, corner
of Woodlawn Avenue and Foster
Street (behind CVS Building), 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Vendors are wel-
come. Call Irene G. Transue, 675-
1367. Lunch will be available.
Items to be sold will include,
Baked goods, crafts, jewelry,
books, plants, odds and ends,
toys, games. There will be a Welsh
Cookie sale.
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