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Friday, September 26, 2003
Nature walk,
raffle, bake sale
at Hillside Farms
The North Branch Land
Trust (NBLT) invites members
and the public to a nature
walk, raffle drawing and bake
sale on Saturday, September
27 at Hillside Farms in
Trucksville.
This is a peak time of year
for a number of migratory
birds that frequent the area
and that participants are en-
couraged to bring binoculars
for bird watching.
The bake sale will be held
outside of the Dairy Store in
the greenhouse parking area,
starting at 10 a.m.
The raffle drawing will oc-
cur at 12 noon. Tickets ¢an be
purchased until noon.
The Nature Walk will begin
at the Hillside Diary Green-
house at 1 p.m. and will wind
along a creek that ambles
through the farm property.
The Percheron draft horse
wagon rides will run 12 noon
until 4 p.m. and will cover
points of interest and the natu-
ral scenic beauty of the Hill-
side Farms property. Seating is
limited. Tickets are available
at the dairy story.
Scout distributes Vial of Life
Eric Goeringer, in conjunction with Dallas Fire and Ambulance, has been working on his
Eagle Scout project over the past year. Eric has distributed the Vial of Life at several area
locations. Shown above are, from left: Cathy Moore, Tonya Gannon, Eric Goeringer, Megan
Palmer and Tim Carroll, Sr.
The Girl Scouts of Penn's
Woods Council invites girlse to
share the adventure of Girl
Scouting by registering for the
2003-2004 year.
Who can be a Girl Scout?
Any girl age 5 through 17 or
kindergarten through twelfth
grade is welcome to become a
Girl Scout. Girls of all races,
cultures and religious groups
are welcome. Every girl is ex-
pected to make the Girl Scout
Promise and try to live by the
Girl Scout Law. The five age
levels in Girl Scouting are:
Daisy Girl Scout: ages 5-6 or
gradesK & 1
The Annual Wyoming Valley
CROP Hunger Walk is set for
Sunday, October 12 at 1:30
p.m. beginning at the Martz
Pavilion in Kirby Park. Regis-
tration begins at 1 p.m. for this
event, which goes off rain or
shine.
Walkers may choose between
5 or 10 kilometer (3 or 6 mile)
route options. To obtain a walk-
er form, contact Carol Carroll
at 6751394 or email
ostroski@juno.com
Volunteers and walkers are
needed to help raise funds to
New books added at Back Mountain Library
The Back Mountain Memori-
al Library, 96 Huntsville Road,
Dallas, announces the addition
of the following books to their
collection:
FICTION
Fatal Tide by Iris Johansen
Beachcomber by Karen Ro-
bards
The Wedding by Nicholas
Sparks
Bleachers by John Grisham
Death by Hollywood by
Steven Bochco
Die in Plain Sight by Eliza-
beth Lowell
Lawless by Diana Palmer
Remember When by Nora
Roberts
Good Faith by Jane Smiley
Four Spirits by Sena Jeter
Naslund
The Da Vinci Code by Dan
Brown
To the Nines by Janet
Evanovich
The Devil Wears Prada by
Lauren Weisberger
Kate Remembered by A.
Scott Berg
Seabiscuit by Laura Hillen-
brand
White Death by Clive Cus-
sler
Seizure by Robin Cook
Foul Matter by Martha
Grimes
Foul
Grimes
Exit* Wounds by Judith A.
Jance
Havana Run by Les Standi-
ford
And New You Can Go by
Vendela Vida
Evenings at Five by Gail God-
win
Lost by Joy Fielding
The Hotel Riviera by Eliza-
beth Adler
Don’t Tell by Karen Rose
Matter by Martha
The Jericho Sanction by
Oliver North and Joe Musser
Imitation in Death by J.D.
Rob
LARGE PRINT FICTION
Bad Company by Jack Hig-
gins Fear Itself by Walter
Mosley
Middlesex by Jeffrey Eu-
genides
Bay of Souls by Robert Stone
Short and Tall Tales by Lilian
Jackson Braun
Land of the Living by Nicci
French
Lions induct new Member
The Dallas Lions Club recently installed Rob Swailes as a
new member. Swailes is the Branch Manager of the Citizen's
Bank in Dallas and resides in Dallas with his wife, Christine.
Shown above, from left: Paul McCue, Immediate Past Presi-
dent, Swailes and sponsor, Drew Fitch.
The Lake House by James
Patterson
NON-FICTION
The South Beach Diet by
Arthur S. Agatston
I am the Central Park Jogger
by Trisha Meili
Under the Banner of Heaven-
by Jon Krakauer
300 Best Jobs without a
Four-Year Degree by Michael
Farr and Laverne L. Ludden
At Blanchards Table by
Melinda Blanchard
The Iron Triangle by Dan
Briody
Antique Trader Clocks Price
Guide
Healing Anxiety and Depres-
sion by Daniel G. Amen
I'm Not Slowing Down by
Ann Richards
The Art of Happiness at
Work by Dalai Lama
Bstan' dzin-rgya-mtsho
Guns, Freedom and Terror-
ism by Wayne LaPierre
The Lord is My Shepherd by
Harold S. Kushner
Advanced Digital Camera
Techniques by Jack and Sue
Drafahl
Brown Skin by Susan C. Tay-
lor, M.D.
Natural Stomach Care by
Anil Minocha
LARGE PRINT
NON-FICTION
I am the Central Park Jogger
by Trisha Meili
REFERENCE
The Statesmans Yearbook
2004
Guinness World Records
2004
Urban Planning edited by
Anrew I Cavin
SCIENCE FICTION
The War of the Flowers by
Tad Williams
The Wreck of the River of
Stars by Michael Flynn
YOUNG ADULT
The Most Glorious Fourth:
Vicksburg and Gettysburg, July
4, 1863 by Duanne Schultz
A Northern Light by Jennifer
Donnelly
Jonah Sees Ghosts by Mark
Sullivan
Keeper of the Night by Kim-
berly Willis Holt
Alice, I Think by Susan Juby
Patiently Alice by Phyllis
Reynolds Naylor
Lake-Lehman class of 1947 reunion
The Lake-Lehman High
School Class of 1947 held their
reunion September 13 at Bob
and Margaret Moyer’s home in
Pikes Creek. Great food and
desserts were enjoyed by all
Classmate Bob Scott
brought his antique Model T
Ford which brought back mem-
ories of days bone by.
Class members in atten-
dance were: Bob Scott, Kath-
leen Hunter Cornell, Kenneth
Hunter, Bob Moyer, Gerald
Hoover, Marie Meade Gregory,
Margaret Sholtis Kleban,
Richard Culp, Janette Sheldon
Wandel, Dolores Sorber Yas-
cavage, Alice Scott, Ralph Gre-
gory, Catherine Culp, Al Yas-
cavage and former teachers
Virginia King Marchakitus and
Anthony Marchakitus and visi-
tor Jerry Scott. Also assisting
The Dallas Post now accepts
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with preparing the picnic were
Margaret Moyer and Monica
Davis.
Next year’s
event is a
planned dining out meal at a
restaurant.
Registration on for Girl Scout
Brownie Girl Scout: ages 6-8
or grades 1,2 or 3
Junior Girl Scout: ages 8-11
or grades 3,4,50r 6
Cadette Girl Scout: ages 11-
14 or grades 6, 7, 8 or 9
Senior Girl Scout: ages 14-17
or grades 9, 10, 11 or 12
For more information about
becoming a Girl Scout, new
volunteer opportunities or on
Girl Scouting in general, con-
tact the Girl Scouts of Penn's
Woods Council Wilkes-Barre
Service Center at 829-2631 or
1-800-432-9786 or log on to our
web site at www.pennswoods-
girlscouts.org.
CROP Hunger Walk seeks participants
feed the hungry here an abroad.
Last year the Wyoming Valley
CROP Hunger Walk raised
$15,575. Of that amount 75 per-
cent was sent through Church
World service and its part
agencies to feed people in
United States and around the
world. The remaining 25 per-
cent of funds returned to the
valley and were distributed to
thirteen local food banks or
pantries. The 2003 goal is to
have 400 walkers surpass the
$15,575 raised last year. Direct
contributions are also accepted.
Blood drives scheduled in October
The American Red Cross has scheduled the following blood col-
lections in the Back Mountain during October.
Wed., Oct 1: College Misericordia, 301 Lake St., Dallas, 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Sat., Oct 4: Bloomingdale Bible Church, 238 Silo Rd., Shick-
shinny, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Fri., Oct 10: Meadows Nursing Center, 55 West Center Hill Rd.,
Dallas, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Mon., Oct 13: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Rt. 118, Dallas, 1
p.m. to 6 p.m.
Library auction photo contest
winner receives his prize
Gary Crompton, first place winner of the Back Mountain
Memorial Library auction photo contest, was the guest of
honor at a recent dinner meeting of the Rotary Club of Dal-
las, where he received his prize of a $100 gift certificate for
the Dallas Photo Shop. The contest was sponsored by the
Back Mountain Memorial Library and supported by the
Dallas Photo Shop and the Rotary Club of Dallas. Pictured
from left: Karen Martin, president, Rotary Club of Dallas;
Randy Loyd, Rotarian and owner of the Dallas Photo Shop;
Gary Crompton, contest winner; Beth Rosenthal, chairman
of the contest through the Friends of the Library support
group. Crompton’s winning photo depicted Sue Hand adding
the final touches to the official library auction painting.
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Sunday, September 28
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