PAGE 6 THE POST COMMUNITY Sunday, November 11, 2007 Sei CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Tom Lanza helps daughter, Alexis, make a pretend 911 call during a Health and Safety Fair at the Dallas United Methodist Church Aiden Conrad gives this demonstration toy a good pretend tooth brushing during a Health and Safety Fair at the Dal- las United Methodist Church. Kids learn safety Health and Safety Fair As the Dallas United Saturday made learning about things like making 911 calls and brushing teeth a whole lot of fun. An exhibit called Safety Town featured hands-on, walk- through experiences for chil- dren ages 3 to 9. At each sta- tion, children learned how to function safely in situations such as crossing the street, riding a bike, encountering train tracks and more. ethodist Church last Caroline Conrad, Dallas, a member of Brownie Troop 2662, gets a fire hat from Patty Ruggere, of Dallas Fire and Ambu- lance, at the Health and Safety Fair. Also pictured are Kim Gruver and Mauve Ducas. MU students ‘Get Pmk'd in October Freshmen and graduate stu- dents, males and females, and faculty and staff at Misericor- dia University added a little pink to their hair on October 23 and 24 to raise money for breast cancer research. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. At Miser- icordia, members of the cam- pus community participated in the “Get Pink’d” fundraiser in varying degrees. Some par- ticipants had one strand col- ored to show their support in the ongoing fight against breast cancer, while others added multiple streaks and at least one had his whole head of hair dyed pink. SUBMITTED PHOTOS Alysa Scavone of Lehman, a sophomore at Misericordia University, applies pink col- oring to the hair of freshman Kera Hope of Walnutport, Pa. For a $3 donation, students, faculty and staff at Misericor- dia University had streaks of pink added to complement their natural hair color in su port of Breast Cancer Award ness Month. All proceeds ben- efited breast cancer research. Jessy Schwenk of Barton, N.Y., a junior special and elementary education major at Misericordia University, gives senior Kristina Parks of Benton a new hair color while raising money for breast cancer research. CIVIC BRIEFS Veterans Day ceremony planned Dallas Daddow-Isaacs Amer- ican Legion Post 672 will con- duct Veteran Day ceremonies at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Now. 11, at the Post home memorial. Wreaths will be placed at the Post home and also on the mon- ument in Dallas center. All citizens are invited to this ceremony to show their respect to the fallen, those who have served and to those who are still defending this country in far-off places. Charity breakfast will be held today George M. Dallas Lodge No. 531, Free and Accepted Masons will sponsor an “All You Can Eat” charity breakfast at the Daddow-Isaacs American Le- gion Post 672 in Dallas from 8 to 11 a.m. on Sunday, Now. 11. 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