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THE DALLAS POST
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Graduating seniors from Sue Hand's Imagery, representing three area high schools, will hold their
senior art exhibit on Monday and Tuesday, May 24 and 25, at Sue Hand's Imagery, 35 Main St.,
Dallas. From left, first row, are Ellen Matza, Kaitlyn Monahan, Elizabeth Vitanovec, Chad Dymond,
Blair Costantino, Laura Madeira, Dominique DeAngelo, Rebecca McMahon, Nicole Hilstolsky and
Amy Muth. Second row, Rebekah Stuart and Theresa Restaino
Seniors will display their artwork
Eight Back Mountain graduating seniors from Sue Hand’s Imagery, representing
three area high schools, will hold their senior art exhibit on Monday and Tuesday,
May 24 and 25, at Sue Hand’s Imagery, 35 Main St., Dallas.
The 12th-grade Back Mountain
students include Blair Costanti-
no, Dallas; Nicole Hilstolsky,
Wyoming; Laura Madeira, Dal-
las; Ellen Matza, Shavertown, Re-
becca McMahon, Hunlock Creek;
Kaitlyn Monahan, Wyoming;
Theresa Restaino, Shavertown;
and Rebekah Stuart, Dallas.
Each student will exhibit up to
20 pieces of artwork, a retrospec-
tive of their artistic endeavors
throughout their years at Sue
Hand’s Imagery.
All eight students have re-
ceived numerous art awards for
their drawings and paintings in
many varied art contests and ex-
hibits. Many of the students have
studied art with Sue Hand since
elementary school.
The graduates will pursue ca-
reers in business, architecture,
history, bio-chemistry, nursing,
psychology and marine biology.
Shown preparing a sea-themed mural for the summer reading
program at the Back Mountain Memorial Library are, from left,
Susan Roese, Cindy Lohmann and Victoria Grzyboski.
Library's summer reading
program makes a splash
hoy readers from pre-school through high
school!
“Make a Splash! Read!” this summer at the
Back Mountain Memorial Library’s summer reading
program. This summer’s theme of water will take par-
ticipants on a pirate ship to the banks of Frances Slo-
cum State Park, inside an aquarium and sailing the
Children’s Room Lake.
Young readers will be able to
choose any fiction or non-fiction
books of interest to them and
keep track on a reading log or on-
line.
They will have fun, earn
prizes, attend special programs
and enjoy the pastime of read-
ing!
All the fun starts on June 14
and continues throughout the
summer.
Participants can register at the
library and make a sea creature
to hang from the ceiling or take
home.
Registration can also be done
online at www.backmountainli-
brary.org.
Participants who read at least
eight books over the summer
will collect a special prize.
Those who are not yet reading
can also participate by having
someone read the books to them.
Summer reading improves
reading skills, develops posi-
tive attitudes about reading,
encourages library use, motiva-
tes families to read together, al-
lows freedom of choice of books
and library media and provides
an opportunity to make friends
and meet neighbors.
Call the library at 675-1182 for
more information.
The public is invited to view
the exhibit from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
both days.
A meet-the-artists reception
and graduation ceremony will
take place from 6 to 8 p.m. on
Monday, May 24.
Nine area artists will ex-
hibit their artwork at the
13th Annual Theme Show
Invitational Art Exhibit
May 26-29 at Sue Hand’s
Imagery, 35 Main St., Dal-
las.
Each artist will exhibit
six to 12 pieces of art,
showcasing their chosen
subject, media and style.
Sue Hand will exhibit her
watercolor botanical progres-
sions.
Guest artists and their sub-
ject themes include Laura
Adams, Harvey’s Lake, graph-
ite Model T Fords; Diane
Chollak, Dallas, washdays;
Peggy Davidson, Mehoopany,
scenery along the Susquehan-
na.
Also, Marcie Jones, Sweet
Valley, mixed media stained
glass designs; Joyce Langan,
Shavertown, watercolor ani-
mals; Helen Leimbach, Hun-
tington Mills, landscapes with
a dog.
Also, Christine Sheffler,
Tunkhannock, watercolor flo-
rals; and Lora Womer, Hun-
lock Creek, palette knife oil
Theme Show Invitational Exhibit
is slated for Sue Hand's Imagery
Nine area artists will exhibit their artwork at the 13th Annual
Theme Show Invitational Art Exhibit May 26-29 at Sue Hand's
Imagery, 35 Main St., Dallas. Among those exhibiting their work
are, from left, Sue Hand, Lora Womer, Diane Chollak.
flowers.
The group will be joined by
nine other artists from the
Wyoming Valley and Wyoming
County.
The public is invited to attend
the exhibit from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
on Wednesday, May 26; from 9
a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday, May
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9 am. to 4 p.m. on Saturday,
May 29.
Various artists, including
Hand, will be present to greet
gallery guests and explain sub-
jects, materials and tech-
niques throughout the exhib-
it.
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