Sunday, May 4, 2008 T H E D ALLA S P 0 S T PAGE 3 PEOPLE BRIEFS Kretchmer IS CHURCH BRIEFS Dr. Camp receives grant the Department of State, the U2charist is May 10 Chicken dinner set Dr. William D. Camp, profes- Pentagon and visited the Smith- E ! e S cout Prince of Peace Episcopal ~~ A baked chicken dinner will sor of sociology and history at ~~ Sonian Institute, Arlington Na- dg Church, 420 Main St., Dallas, be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on Luzerne County Community tional Cemetery and many : will hold its second U2charist Saturday, May 17, at the College, has Washington monuments. Michael A. Kretchmer, 17, son at 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 10. Huntsville United Methodist received a Gilligan is the daughter of of Dr. Donald S. and Lois E. A U2 Eucharist, or U2char- Church, 2355 Huntsville Rd., grant from the Martin and Mary Barbara Gilli- Kretchmer, of Kingston Town- ist for short, is an Episcopal ~~ Shavertown (near the Hunts- NetonalEar gon Ship, has earned the rank of Eagle Eucharist service featuring ville Dam). Takeouts will be dowientio Scout, the highest award in Boy music from the rock band U2 available at 3:30 p.m. the H i Dr. Glicini joins staff Boog oi Scout leaders : and a message about God's The menu consists of a half Hes in Wash at Tyler Memorial or hs vag ign a P we 0 CA call to rally around the United chicken, mashed potatoes and I ? Lass Sérvice project, etchmer = 5 : Nations’ Millennium Devel- b b ington D.C. to Robert L. Glicini, MD, of planned developed and carried gravy, beans, cranberry sauce i . , . Michael Kretchmer is the Back opment Goals (MDGs). Ad roll and di Camp study at the Dallas, a board-certified general out the construction and place- ‘ : tevmidi and roll and pie. ‘ : ; ountain’s newest Eagle Scout. This modern, multimedia . ; Henry Ford surgeon, was recently appointed | ment of raised handicapped ac- : : Tickets, at $8.50 per per ; ny ro ? te medical ib] b t the Mead. service uses the themesin U2 may be purchased by Center in Dearborn, Michigan. to them So e gr anh OXES 2 boi €ad- vation Award, Wildlife Conserva- | songs about global reconcil- calling 675-1937 Dr. Camp will participate in staff of Tyler om phigh en A tl tion Award presented by the PA | iation, justice for the poor and g : the NEH Landmarks program, Memorial handicapped _ residents were Coe, Commission, Gettysburg | oppressed and the importance pOP sets luncheon exploring “American Industry, Hospital, Tunk- hel arr I residents Were nq Valley Forge Trail Awards, as | of caring for your neighbor. . : Labor and Culture.” hannock. elped in utilizing the new boxes vel] as the Lackawanna Valley Tickets ate free and avail Prince of Peace Episcopal He will also explore artifacts Dr. Glicini with a planting program coordi- Heritage Trail Award, BSA Kay- able by contacting the church Church, Main Street, Dallas, and archival materials as well as graduated cum nated with the Activities and Oc- king and Scuba Awards. office at 675-1723 or princeof- Will hold its Third Annual articiate] dtable di . laude from cupational Therapy Depart- Kretchmer attended the 2005 peace@epix.net Theme Luncheon /Tea from participate in roundtable dis- Glicini Darinonth ments. : National Scout Jamboree as well Everyone is asked to wear Doon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, cussions. : College. NH. in Kretchmer is a member of as troop camping trips to West red and to bring a nonperish- May 17. Tickets are $8 which Dr. Camp earned his Bachelor 1 Disinen To) No Troop 155, sponsored by the Point Military Academy, Annapo- | 7's ae © a 1 includes the luncheon, enter- College, his Master of Arts neering and was awarded a Church where he has held leader- Academy, Gettysburg and Valley p £ 00 Re-Gift Action eich Dicki Doctor of Medicine (MD) de- ship positions as Troop Guide, Li- Forge. antry. : : » degree from Fairleigh Dickinson ; : : rg The Sunday School will sell For information and/or University and his doctorate gree in 1984 from the University | brarian, Assistant Senior Patrol A junior at Dallas Senior High € sunday >choo sell : ici i raffle tickets at $3 each or two tickets, please contact Linda from Carnegie-Mellon Uni- of Medicine and Dentistry of Leader and currently serves as School, Kretchmer works part- om egie-iviellon Uni A Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. H 4 iy id M for $5 for an 8gb iPod Nano. Schrader at 696-2082 or the itv in Pittsburgh. A former New Jersey, Rutgers Medical unior Assis coutmaster.rie time as a dietary aide at Mercy x : : versity in urg has d 33 t bad Ce Dallas. He. pl 4 All money raised will be church office at 675-1723 ; _ School. In 1989, he completed earne merit badges. nter, as. He plans to con ) Fulbright scholar to the Nether Lis residency ts Coneral Sie During his Scouting career, he tinue his leadership role with | donated in support of the between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. lands, Camp has participated in iy a olil ym altvin T UTEETY | has earned the United States Her- Troop 155 by becoming an Assist- | Millennium Development Tuesdays, Thursday or Fri- previous NEA programs at Bran- With a sub-specialty in Trauma Goals. deis, Harvard and Boston Uni- versities. . He and his wife, Ann, reside in Dallas. Gilligan visits Presidential Classroom Molly Gilligan, a junior at Dallas High School, recently spent a week in Georgetown at the Presi- dential Class- room, focusing on campaigns and elections. Presidential Classroom’s mission is to provide the highest quality civic educational pro- grams for outstanding students, using Washington, D.C. as the classroom. While there, Gilligan met with staff members in the offices of Senators Robert Casey and Arlene Specter and Repre- sentative Chris Carney. SIieY She also attended sessions at Gilligan Dallas and Vascular Surgery, also at UMDNJ, University Hospital, Newark, NJ and its affiliated hospitals. Previous to joining the Tyler staff, Dr. Glicini, 51, was a gener- al surgeon for 19 years at Geis- inger Wyoming Valley Medical Center, Wilkes-Barre. Dr. Glicini has been active in many community activities, including baseball and soccer and served as Scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troop 281, Dallas from 2000 to 2007. He presently serves as Assistant Scoutmaster and is planning a trip to Phil- mont, New Mexico with the Scouts. He and his wife, Paula, have four children: David, 23, a biol- ogy major at Penn State; Diana, 21, who is studying physical therapy at Ithaca College; Mi- chael, 19, a psychology major, also at Ithaca, and Matthew, 18, who is graduating this year from School. itage Award, BSA World Conser- ant Scoutmaster. days. Fresh crop of farmers sprouting at The Lands at Hillside The Lands at Hillside is put- ting the “garden” back in kinder- garten with its newest educa- tional program. This spring, The Lands’ Pro- ject KinderGarden has sparked interest from 38 kindergarten classes from Wilkes-Barre Area, Dallas, Lake-Lehman School Districts and the Wyoming Val- ley Montessori School to get stu- dents learning about gardening by experiencing it. Project KinderGarden is head- ed up by The Lands’ farmer /edu- cator Christine Doherty. Project KinderGarden is fund- ed through the Department of Agriculture’s Healthy Farms/ Healthy School initiative which encourages collaboration be- tween Pennsylvania schools and their local farms. In addition to creating a garden for each school, Project KinderGarden fo- cuses on teaching nutrition and healthy eating to area youth. Chris Tweedy, The Lands at Hillside Farms Director of De- velopment, hopes this program will help students have a better understanding of where their food comes from and loo forward to it growing in coming years. Project KinderGarden will wrap up with a family day on the farm from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 31. Parents and educators will be present to ad- mire the gardening work of the students in The Lands at Hill- side Farms’ on-site greenhouse. 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