Sunday, December 15, 2013
THE DALLAS POST
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| Girl Scouts from Troop #32672 recently completed reading garden project at Lehman-Jackson Elementary for their bronze award. From
left, are Madison Chulick, Eryn McMonagle, Chloe Weaver, Madeline Newman, leader Rocky Knorr, Alyssa Kapsick, Seanna Ashton, Olivia
Anderson, Natalie Knorr, Marilyn Glogowski, State Representative Karen Boback, Bonnie Turchin and Ed Turchin.
Scouts reading garden honors educator
Girl Scouts from Troop
#32672 recently complet-
ed a reading garden proj-
ect at Lehman-Jackson
Elementary for their
bronze award.
The reading garden was
dedicated to Mrs. Marilyn
Glogowski who retired
from Lake-Lehman after
37 years as teacher and
principal.
The Scouts received
donations from the
@n. Baker
supports
firefighters
Senate Lisa Baker (R-20)
successfully led the Senate’s
effort to help volunteer fire
companies buy desperately-
needed equipment through
state-sponsored low-inter-
est loans.
The bill to increase the
loan limits on the Volunteer
Loan Assistance Program
(VLAP) passed the Senate
49-0 and now heads to the
governor's desk for sig-
nature. House Bill 1706
doubles the amount of
money fire companies are
permitted to borrow for
equipment and apparatus
under the loan program.
following businesses J & J Deli, The Lake- Concrete, Rave’s Garden
and groups: American Lehman Foundation, Center and Wilkes-Barre
Asphalt, Citizen's Bank, Lehman-Idetown United Clay Products.
Davis Trophies and Methodist Women, The Turchin family also
Plaques, Footpaths and Lehman-Jackson PTA, donated one of the bench-
Landscapes, Helfran Lehman Township, es in memory of their son,
Glass, Jackson Township, Lowes, McCarroll Eddie, who loved to read.
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DHS Wellness students raise
funds for Blue Chip Farms
The Dallas High School
Wellness students of Mr. Bees nn.
Tom Connors and Mrs. Comin pil i
Ruthie Skammer helped
to raise funds for the
Blue Chip Farms Animal
Refuge. Blue Chip held
its fifth annual dinner
dance fundraiser and the
students contributed by
providing and assembling
nine variety baskets to
be chanced off at the ben-
efit dance. The basket
themes included a pet, spa,
Halloween, lottery, chil-
dren’s games, money tree,
gift cards, candy, gift cards
and a baby basket.
Blue Chip is a no kill
animal shelter located in
Dallas. Their mission is to
provide a sanctuary where
older, stray, abandoned
, sick or abused animals
can wait to be adopted or
simply live out their lives
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The Dallas High School Wellness students of Mr. Tom Connors
and Mrs. Ruthie Skammer helped to raise funds for the Blue Chip
Farms Animal Refuge. From left, first row, are Kami McGee and
Abbie Bendick. Second row, Caylee Irvin, Ashleigh Schwartz, Sadie
Trudgen and Kylee Saba.
on donations, fund raisers
and volunteer to keep this
facility in operation.
in safety and peace. This
shelter is a non-profit orga-
nization that relies solely
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