12 The Post
CALENDAR
Sunday, June 6, 2004
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COMMUNITY
June 6 - ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT
BREAKFAST, buffet style, 8
a.m.-1 p.m., Fairmount Twp.
Fire and Ambulance, Rt. 118.
Adults, $5, children, $2.50.
June 12 - BAKED MEAT LOAF
DINNER AND BAKE SALE,
4:30-6:30 p.m., Loyalville
United Methodist Church,
Loyalville Rd., off Rt. 118.
Adults, $7, children 12 and
under, $3.50, takeouts avail-
able, call ahead, 477-3521.
June 12 - CHICKEN AND BIS-
CUIT DINNER, 5 p.m., Trinity
Presbyterian Church, 105
Irem Rd., Dallas. Sponsored
by the Mission Outreach
Committee. Tickets $5 at the
door.
June 12 - HOMEMADE ICE
CREAM SOCIAL, 4:30-6:30
p.m., Sweet Valley Fire Co.
Ladies Auxiliary. Also serving
sandwiches, homemade
cake, beverages.
DANCE
June 10 - BRAVO DANCE,
year-end performance, 7
p.m., Darte Center, Wilkes
University. Tickets $12 at
Bravo Dance or at the door.
June 12 - SQUARE DANCE,
with caller Red Jones and
the Polka Dukes, 8-11 p.m.,
Father Nallin Hall, 99 E. Tio-
ga St., Tunkhannock. Tickets
$10 at the door. Food and re-
freshments available. Pro-
ceeds benefit the Tunkhan-
nock Public Library.
GROUPS
June 10 - LINCOLN’S ASSAS-
SIN, Wyoming Valley Civil
War Round Table, 7 p.m.,
American Legion, Rt. 415,
Dallas. Talk by Hugh Boyle,
former publisher and book
review editor of the Civil War
Brigadier Newspaper. Every-
one welcome, refreshments
served.
KIDSTUFF
June 9-11 - CHILDREN’S THE-
ATER WORKSHOP, ages
12-17. June 9, 10 a.m.-noon;
June10-11, 10 a.m.-2:30
p.m. Hands-on activities with
sound effects, makeup, spe-
cial effects. Directors, Carl
Canedy and Patti Dunning of
First Act Children’s Theater.
Cost: $40. Dietrich Theater,
60 E. Tioga St., Tunkhan-
nock. Info, 996-1500.
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June 12 - BIOBLITZ FOR
KIDS, ages 6-12, 2 p.m.,
Frances Slocum State Park
Campground Amphitheater.
June 12 - OWLS FOR KIDS,
ages 3-5, 4 p.m., Frances
Slocum State Park Camp-
ground Amphitheater.
MUSIC
June 12 - EVENING OF FOLK
SONGS, with singer/song-
writer Don Shappelle,
Frances Slocum State Park
Campground Amphitheater.
- OUTDOORS
June 10 - GREEN ISN'T AL-
WAYS GOOD, a native wild-
flower slideshow, 6:30-7:30
p.m. Join Carissa Reilly-Lon-
go, Environmental Educator,
as we explore the outdoor
landscape. Learn how &
where to purchase native
wildflowers for your garden.
Free. Wild Birds Unlimited,
Dallas Shopping Cener.
June 12 - FIELD TRIP TO THE
SEVEN TUBS NATURE
AREA, learn how the park
received its name, observe a
variety of spring wildflowers,
and see remnants of the last
glacier that occurred in
northeastern Pennsylvania.
Hiking shoes and drinking
water are recommended for
this moderate walk. Meet at
9 a.m. in the Seven Tubs
parking lot off of Route 115.
Info, 570-542-5948.
RECYCLING
June 12 - LAKE TOWNSHIP,
10 a.m.-noon. Aluminum and
bi-metal cans, clear, brown
and green glass, and plastic
1 and 2. No newspaper this
month. At the township build-
ing, Rt. 29.
SPECIAL EVENTS
June 13 - 12th ANNUAL SUR-
VIVORS CELEBRATION, 1-
4 p.m at Montage Mountain.
Displays, food, live music,
children’s activities. Free. To
register or for more informa-
tion, 941-7984 or (800) 424-
6724.
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Blues band to visit Dallas
By PAUL LAZAR
For The Post
DALLAS — The borough
will come alive Friday night, in
the first of a planned series of
events to draw attention to the
town’s assets.
“Arts in the Borough” will
kick off Friday at Libations
Pub, Main Street, where the
Clarence Spady Band will per-
form the blues from 8 p.m. to
midnight.
Organizers hope this will be
an eventful summer in the bor-
ough,” said Connie Scott, a
member of the Dallas Visioning
Committee and head of enter-
tainment of this year’s Harvest
Festival. “There will be a little
something for everyone.”
In addition to the band, the
committee and its community
partners hope to hold one or
two more events this summer,
culminating with the Harvest
Festival, beginning on Sept. 17.
and running through Sept 19. A
farmer’s market is also a possi-
bility in the near future.
Arts in the Borough, though,
has a much higher purpose
than just entertainment, ac-
cording to borough Manager
Joe Moskovitz.
“The essence of the program
is one of the viable components
of a downtown revitalization
plan,” said Moskovitz. “Arts is
the perfect event to rekindle in-
terest in the downtown.”
The Harvest Festival last
year, according to Scott, was a
UPCOMING
CLASSES
June 15 - PENNSYLVANIA
HEARTLAND ARTIST, 6:45
p.m., Tunkhannock Public Li-
brary. Patriotic theme project
painted on an 11x12 surface
of your choice. Call 836-
2982 or 869-2507 for more
information. Visitors always
welcome.
June 19 - WATERCOLOR
SEMINAR, starting at 9 a.m.,
at the Tunkhannock Public
Library. Small water color
projects will be done for
practice prior to a larger
piece. Paper, paints and a
mat supplied. Bring an Ultra
Fine Point Sharpie marker,
1/2” angle brush, #8 or 10
round and a liner brush plus
regular painting supplies.
Presented by The Pennsyl-
vania Heartland. Register by
June 12, 869-2507.
EXHIBITS
June 19 - BUS TOUR TO
EVERHART MUSEUM, Nay
Aug Park and Zoo, 9:30
a.m.-2:00 p.m. Cost: $20 per
family (includes box lunch).
Power Seat
Clarence Spady will bring the blues to Libations Pub in Dal-
huge success, with about 5,000
people attending.
The cost of the show at Liba-
tions is $2 and the Dallas Vi-
sioning Committee hopes to
feature additional acts at the
appropriate venues in the
downtown area.
“We're not looking to make
money,” said Moskovitz. “We
want to make sure that resi-
dents and stakeholders take in-
terest in their community and
Preregistration necessary.
Info, 996-1500.
GROUPS
June 14 - NESBITT HOSPITAL
NURSES ALUMNI, dinner
meeting, 6 p.m., Andy Pe-
rugino’s, Charles St.,
Luzerne. Reservations, call
Susan at 288-6371 or Nancy
at 696-2344 by June 11.
KIDSTUFF
June 16-July 28 - QUILTING
FOR KIDS, ages 6 and up
Wednesdays, 3-5 p.m. In-
structors, Ingrid Rogler/ Glo-
ria Eastwood. Cost, $6 per
lesson. Dietrich Theater, 60°
E. Tioga St., Tunkhannock.
Info, 996-1500.
June 19 - GEOLOGY ROCKS!
ages 8-12, 4:30 p.m.,
Frances Slocum State Park
Campground Amphitheater.
June 19 - LIZARDS, TURTLES
& SNAKES, OH MY!, ages
8-12, 7 p.m., Frances
Slocum State Park Camp-
ground Amphitheater.
raise community pride and visi-
bility. Hopefully it will lead to
things like street performers
and a number of other ameni-
ties for visitors to frequent.”
The public is invited to at-
tend the visioning committee
meetings. The time, day and
place can be found on the bor-
ough’s web site at www.dallas-
borough.org or by calling the
borough municipal office at
675-1389.
June 21-25 - THEATER AND
VISUAL ARTS CAMP, 1-3
p.m. Theater and art activi-
ties centered around the an-
cient Mayas, Incas, and
Aztecs. Cost: $40. Dietrich
Theater, 60 E. Tioga St.,
Tunkhannock. Info, 996-
1500.
MUSIC
June 25 - BATTLE OF THE
BANDS, 4 p.m.-1 a.m.,
Luzerrne County Fair-
grounds, Rt. 118. All ages,
$10 at the gate, $8 in ad-
vance. Info at www.shaver-
townfire.com, or call 762-
7280.
OUTDOORS
June 15 - LIVE REPTILES, 6-7
p.m. Jungle Love Reptiles
will exhibit and present live
reptiles, including tortoises,
lizards, and snakes. Learn
about the habitat and
lifestyles of these amazing
creatures. Free. Wild Birds
Unlimited, Dallas Shopping
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CLASSES ®
June-Aug. - ADULT CLASSES
IN THE ARTS. Decorative
Painting, Wednesdays,
noon-3: p.m. All levels of ex-
perience welcome. Instruc-
tor: Eileen Balboa. $15 per
lesson plus cost of painting
surface.
Pottery and Sculpture, ages
13 and up. Mondays, 6:30-8
p.m. Learn hand-building
techniques using earthen-
ware. $40 for each series of
four classes.
Drawing and Painting, ages
13 and up Mondays, 4-5:30
p.m. Learn the basics of per-
spective, line form, color,
and value as students draw
and paint from life. $40 for
each series of four classes.
Dietrich Theater, 60 E. Tioga
St., Tunkhannock. Info, 996-
1500.
COMMUNITY
EVENING PUBLIC SWIM, R
Wednesdays and Fridays, ®
6:30-8:30 p.m.; Sundays 2-5
p.m. Dallas Middle School
pool is open to the public for
lap and recreational swim-
ming. No one under 18 ad-
mitted without a parent or
guardian. Proof of residence
and a $2 daily fee.
FAMILIES HELPING FAMI-
LIES, Wednesdays 6-8 p.m.,
St. Paul's Lutheran Church,
off Rt. 118, Dallas. For fami-
lies with chemical dependen-
cy, in cooperation with Clear
Brook Inc.. Info, 823-1171.
EXHIBITS
Through July 6 - GEORGE L.
SCHELLING — A LIFETIME
OF ART, Lizza Studios, 155
Bridge St., Tunkhannock.
Nationally renowned artist
and illustrator George
Schelling is known for his
wildlife, landscape, western
and seascape paintings. He
also creates in digital mixed
media. Gallery hours: M-F, 9
to 5; Sat. 10 - 5. Info, 836-
8806.
HEALTH
BACK MT. FREE MEDICAL
AND LEGAL CLINIC, every
Friday, 6:30 p.m., Fr. Sam-
mons Hall at St. Therese’s
Church, Pioneer Ave.,
Shavertown. Strictly confi-
dential and non-denomina-
tional. Volunteer doctors;
nurses and greeters are wel-
come. Call Maureen at 696-
1427 with questions.
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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
meetings, every Tuesday :
starting at 7:30 p.m., St. ]
Paul's Lutheran Church, off
Rt. 118, Dallas.
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