Sunday, January 27, 2008 THE DALLAS POST PAGE 3 The Dallas branch of the Citizens Bank is cur- rently exhibiting a solo show of paintings of Har- vey’s Lake by Dallas artist Sue Hand. The exhibit, which will continue through Febru- ary 29, includes panoram- ® ic scenes in watercolor and works in oil. Sue Hand is widely known for her landscapes and histori- cal paintings of her home state of Pennsylvania, as well as sea- scapes of the Atlantic coastline. “For me, the landscape is a constantly changing glorious subject of light, time, space and viewpoint,” Hand said. “The look of the land literally chang- es every few minutes.” The Harvey’s Lake works on display depict the interrelation- ships of nature, light and man- made structures. They also clearly exhibit Hand’s love of the Back Moun- tain area. The public is invited to view the Harvey’s Lake exhibit in the Citizens Bank at the corner of Main Street and Route 415 in the center of Dallas Borough during regular banking hours through the end of February. through February 29. Hand displays lake wor Dallas artist Sue Hand, shown here painting on location at Harvey's Lake, will exhibit a solo show of paintings of Harvey's Lake at the Dallas branch of the Citizens Bank SUBMITTED PHOTO MARDI GRAS THEMED DINNER/DANCE PLANNED Jog yo NW : pL WL (31, Therpse's Pagishl EY TY (Ei, ) gw Cry J ALE TH TT ey St. Therese's Parish, Shaver- town, is planning a dinner/dance with a Mardi Gras theme on Fri- day, Feb.1, featuring cocktails, ap- petizers, dinner and dancing by Pulsations at Apple Tree Terrace, North Pioneer Avenue, Dallas. Dress is business casual, cos- tumes or evening apparel. Cock- tail hour begins at 6:30 p.m. fol- lowed by dinner at 7:30 p.m. and dancing. Reservations are due by January 28. Shown planning this year's event are, from left, first row, Rosalie Fritzen, Mary Palcy, Stephanie Sheridan and Carol Hayer. Second row, Kathy Lena- han, Danny Sheridan, Brenda Fer- lenda and Jeff Fritzen. For more information or to make a reserva- tion, call Mary Paley at 696-144. CHURCH BRIEFS are asked to call 333-4226 for Sunday School classes : information as to what to bring. collecting pennies The kindergarten through third grade Sunday School class- Fat Tuesday es of the Center Moreland Unit- Pancake Supper slated ed Methodist Church, under the =~ The Courtdale United Metho- direction of Debra James, are dist Church will conduct an All collecting “Pennies for Bibles.” You Can Eat Pancake Supper The donations will go to the from 5 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, American Bible Society Bible Feb. 5, at the Church, 225 Fund. Courtdale Ave., Courtdale. Anyone wishing to donate Fat Tuesday is the traditional pennies to the children for bi- celebration before the beginning bles may call 333-4226. of the Lenten season on Ash ; Wednesday. Foe of Adolph Hitler Tickets are $5 for adults and will be discussed The life and times of Franz Jagerstatter, an Austrian farmer who said “no” to Hitler during World War II, will be the topic for “Coffee and Conversation” at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 28, in $3 for children under 12. Con- tact any church member for tickets or call Roberta Trudgen at 288-6771. Lenten soup and haluski sale set the Father Sammon Hall on the St. Frances Cabrini Church, lower level of St. Therese’s 585 Mount Olivet Rd., Wyom- Church in Shavertown. ing, will hold a Lenten soup and haluski sale on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 6. Homemade Manhattan Clam Chowder is available for $7 per quart and haluski is priced at $5 per quart. Fresh-baked bread will also being sold for $3. Dead- line for orders is Monday, Feb. Fr. Bill Pickard, Urban Minis- tries Director and prison chap- lain in the Scranton diocese, will lead the conversation, fo- cusing on the implications of Jagerstatter’s life for our times. The event is sponsored by the social justice committee of St. Therese’s Church. 4 Refreshments will be served : : 4 To place orders, please call andp Trade products willbe 75 1360 or 333.4193. Pick up onsale. time is between 2 and 6 p.m. at Methodist Women the church. will meer January 29 | yajville church sy veto Wom- plans meat loaf dinner en o eir regular : monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on A Baked Meat Loal Dinncr & Bake Sale will be held from 4:30 Tuesday, Jan. 29, at the Lehman- to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 9, stom United Visthodist at the Loyalville United Metho- dist Church. Chili dinner scheduled Ticket prices are $8 for adults and $3.50 for children under 12. A chili dinner will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 2, at the Alderson United Methodist Church, Pole 108, Lakeside Drive, Harveys Lake. The meal consists of chili, salad, rolls, crackers, dessert and beverage. Ticket prices are $5 for adults and $3 for chil- dren. To make reservations; call 333-4218 or 639-5401 and leave a message. Take-outs are available and may be reserved by calling 477-3521 and leaving a message with your name, phone number and the number of dinners you are re- questing. Church conducts daffodil sale The Lehman-Idetown United Methodist Church is conducting its annual-'American Cancer Society Daffodil sale. Cost of the daffodils is $8 for a bunch of 10 flowers, $15 for a vase with a 10 ‘Souper Bowl’ lunch planned A “Souper Bowl of Caring” flower bunch or $25 for a 10" soup and sandwich lunch will be bear (Bea R. Hope) with a 10- held at noon on Super Bowl flower bunch. Sunday, Feb. 3, at the Center Orders can be given to Jayne Moreland United Methodist at 639-5051. Deadline to order is Church, Creamery Road. February 10. Delivery date is Those wishing to participate = March 30. SCHOOL BRIEFS In recognition of Black Histo- that he is actually black. ry Month, Penn State Wilkes- During Black History Month, Open House Trucksville United Methodist Barre presents a one- man theat- you can see the performance of — Week planned Church, Church Road, Trucks- rical play entitled “Incognito,” “Incognito” at 7 p.m. on Tues- antiga Trucksville Nursery School ville. al starring Michael Sidney Fosb- day, Jan. 29, in Barry Audi- NEW HOURS will conduct Open House Week Anyone wishing to tour the erg. torium. The event is free and BIRTHDAYS January 28 through February 1. school is asked to call 696-3899 The one-hour, solo-produc- open to the public. 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