PAGE 4 THE DALLAS POST Sunday, November 17, 2013 Fino’s Pharmacy thanks customers for 50 years Members of the Fino family, past and current employ- ees of Fino’s Pharmacy welcomed customers and friends alike at Fino’s Pharmacy Customer Appreciation Day in honor of the pharmacy’s 50th anniversary. The event, held at the Gate of Heaven gymnasium in Dallas, offered food, refreshments, raffles and the opportunity to celebrate with the Fino family. Fino’s Customer Appreciation Day organizers Dominic Fino’s granddaughter and Misericordia student Sarah Brassington, left, of Boston, and six-year employee Brenda Miller, of Lehman Township. Above, Twin sisters Barbara Dymond, right, and Deb Dymond, both of Harding, look Eee over a photographic history of - : he Fino’s Pharmacy on display at wo Fino’s customer appreciation day. BILL TARUTIS | FOR THE DALLAS POST Dominic Fino, owner of Fino’s Pharmacy in Dallas, is congratulated by well-wishers for 50 years in business during Fino’s Customer Appreciation Day at Gate of Heaven School gymnasium. Fino's Pharmacy eight-year employee Mindy Wesley, of Harveys Lake, unpacks 50th anniversary T-shirts at the pharmacy’s cus- tomer appreciation day. A felt Wed- Sat 4- .6pm $1 Off All Drinks! Clam Night $4.95 dozen * $2 Ig Light Wing Night $19.% Lobster dinners 45¢ wings all night » $2 Lagers $4 Cosmo Martini’s £3 $19.% Prime Rib Dinners $3 Select Glass of Wine Daily Food Special $5 Select Dom. Pitcher Lauren Piontkowski, right, of Anthracite Cafe caterers in Wilkes- Barre, serves guests in the buffet line during Fino’s Pharmacy Customer Appreciation Day. 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