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@Center Moreland
= | UMC to host
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< | National Day of
Prayer services
th yer sery
te The Center Moreland United
gS 1 Methodist Church will celebrate
the 52nd Annual National Day
1e | of Prayer on Thursday, May 1.
ry { The special prayer program for
our nation will begin with an
open quiet time of prayer at 6
| a.m. A Prayer Breakfast will be
| at 7 am. and conclude with a
oe | Prayer Service from 8-9 a.m. :
Sf | Reservations for the breakfast
a are needed — call Pastor Larry
>- + . Michael-Rush ( 333-4354 ) or
Tr Sheryl Phillips ( 333-4226 ) by
1 April 27.
Local goverment leaders of
» | townships and county, commu-
| nity volunteer organizations,
school officials and the public
18 e encourged to attend this
3 ® and need of prayer for our
4 nation. You are welcome to at-
l- tend the entire program or any
€ part of it.
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f Membership drive
5 The Franklin Northmoreland
* Township Ambulance Associa-
- tion Membership drive is now in
progress. The Association will
. accept the insurance company
e payment for all members as paid
I ! in full. Non-members, however,
will be responsible for paying the
difference between the amount
n : :
paid by the insurance company
2 and the total of bill.
x If you have not received a
of membership letter, or you have
a question, call 574-1180.
D The Sweet Valley Fire Compa-
h ny is preparing for its annual
pe Memorial day Weekend Fair. The
€ | fair begins on the evening of
€ Thursday, May 22’ and contin-
it ues Friday, May 23, Saturday
May 24 and concludes on Mon-
- day May 26, Memorial Day.
All activities take place on the
fair grounds on Main Road,
{| Sweet Valley, at the fire hall.
. There. is plenty..of. free. parking.
- Local bands will perform free en-
tertainment each day of the fair.
- The Sweet Valley Volunteer Fire
~ Company will provide all food.
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formation about leasing lots
= Sweet Valley Volunteer Fire
‘Company preparing for fair
on the fair grounds are asked to
contact Robert Walsh at 477-
5239.
Donations for the stand. can
be directed to Joy Wickard at
477-5323. Memorial Day, Mon-
day May 26, a parade will take
place. Floats from community or
sports groups are welcome at no
charge. Marching units are also
invited to participate.
A-Fireman’s Olympics-will-be
held immediately following the
parade.
Any questions regarding infor-
mation about the fair can be di-
rected to John Eidam, at 477-
3732.
Vendors who wish to obtain
Curves helps with food drive
During the month of March, the 500 plus members of the Shaver-
town Curves for Women Fitness Center-collected more than 1,000
ounds of food for the Back Mountain Food Pantry. This is the
rth year the facility has sponsored a food drive in the Back
ountain to feed the hungry.
Pictured, from left: Linda Wengen, manager of Curves, Joan Hilstol-
ski, Jean Grube, Carol Williamson, and Pastor Jan Clark, chair per-
son of the Back Mountain Food Pantry Board of Directors.
—= 1 Senior Citizens Centers spon-
e sored by the Area Agency on ag-
ing for Luzerne and Wyoming
Counties offers hot noon meals
Monday through Friday to peo-
ple 60 years of age or older. Do-
nations from participants are
gratefully accepted and needed
wT in order to expand this program.
The following is the menu for the
week of April 24-30. All menus
include margarine, milk and cof-
| fee. The local Senior Center is
45 located at 22 Rice St., Dallas.
THURSDAY: Volunteer Appre-
ciation day-veal parmesan, pas-
ta w/tomato sauce, seasoned
spinach, lemon, Italian bread,
fruited cookie.
FRIDAY: Roast beef, scalloped
potatoes, peas, dinner roll, or-
ange juice, pineapple.
MONDAY: Barbeque chicken,
augratin potatoes, seasoned
broccoli, whole wheat bread,
spice cake.
TUESDAY: Meatball hoagie,
oven brown potatoes, vegetable
medley, hoagie roll, chicken rice
soup, birthday cake.
WEDNESDAY: Macaroni and
cheese w/ham . cubes, roman
vegetable medley, dinner roll,
cranberry juice, banana.
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Junior Girl Scouts
earn Bronze Award
Members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 2654, of Shavertown, recently
completed work on their Bronze Award by presenting a four-hour
program. at Shavertown United Methodist Church for over 70
Brownie Girl Scouts from the Back Mountain. The Bronze Award,
the highest a Junior Scout can earn, requires 15 hours of leadership
work by each scout. The girls developed a program that allowed the
Brownie Scouts to earn the Dancercise and the Sounds of Music
Try-its. The Juniors were responsible for planning, invitations, loca-
tion arrangements and program presentation. In addition, Katie
Confer and Sarah Szczucki, members of Junior Troop 2649, earned
the Leadership Award for their help with the program. Margie
Banks and Karen Pietraccini are leaders for Troop 2654.
In left photo, Junior Girl Scouts who participated are pictured, front
row, from left: Abbey Baltimore and Megan Hine. Second row, Mol-
ly Gilligan and Amanda Banks. Third row, Sarah Szczucki, Carli
Menzel, Katie Confer, and Meghan Pietraccini. Fourth row, Karen
Pietraccini, Hannah Bestwick, Brieann Bolton, and Margie Banks.
Below, members of Brownie Troop 2532 of Dallas enjoyed the danc-
‘ing. From left are: Emily Lofing, Marimar Martinez, Stephanie Cy-
bulski, and Khadayah Whitaker.
— Text and photos by M.B. Gilligan
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