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The Slate Belt Town Topics is seeking a part-time person with good language and computer skills to perform tasks in an online and/or print newspaper environment. The successful applicant will be able to work from home. Training will be available if needed. Experience is not necessary. If you can write and operate a computer at an appropriate skill level you could be the person we are looking for. If interested, call the Slate Belt Town Topics at 570-688-3724 and/or e-mail a letter to [email protected]
Jackson Ellis crosses the finish line in the Kiddie Tractor Pull held at the Blue Valley Farm Show Friday night. PHOTO GALLERY (New photo tomorrow) Sbtt Photo Larry Cory Famed Steam Engine Coming to Area
Nickel
Plate Road (NKP) #765, a 2-8-4
Berkshire-type steam locomotive will roll into The Historic Dansbury Depot in East Stroudsburg on
Labor Day.
Six hundred riders are expected on this trip as Steamtown National Historic Site and the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society will partner with Norfolk Southern’s 21st Century Steam program to operate two special summer steam excursions! Nickel Plate Road (NKP) #765, a 2-8-4 Berkshire-type steam locomotive, owned by the Fort Wayne group, will operate Saturday, September 5 to Delaware Water Gap and Monday, September 7, to Dansbury Depot in East Stroudsburg. NKP #765 is a “sister” locomotive to Steamtown’s NKP #759 locomotive, on static display inside the park’s Roundhouse. Tickets will be sold online only, at http://fortwaynerailroad.org/ Historic steam locomotive no. 765 is a high-stepping, fourteen-wheeled, magnificent machine that stands 15 feet tall, weighs 404 tons, goes over 60 miles an hour and restored to the way it looked and sounded when it was built by the Lima Locomotive Works in 1944. These were precision machines forged and crafted from solid steel. They meant something to those who worked in their shadow. Make no mistake, however, these iron horses, so often romanticized, take hard, unwieldy work to corral and maintain. They lived and breathed, had voices and moods, and hummed with an audible heartbeat; they were the most human of all our inventions. The 765 is one of a famous class of steam locomotives called the Berkshire; one known for its super power technology and aesthetic charm. The men and women of the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society saved the 765 from becoming a rusting monument in a city park and restored it to operating condition in 1979. For fourteen years thereafter, the 765 would run special excursion trains around the country to the delight of 100,000 passengers. From 1993 to 2005, the 765 was completely rebuilt, and is now more than ready to reach another hundred thousand people. Food and entertainment will be available throughout the town and at the depot. For local information email Sonya Cole at [email protected]. Annual Pocono State Craft Fair The 29th Annual Pocono State Craft Festival will be held August 22 & 23 at Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, Stroudsburg. Time is 10-6 Saturday and 10-5 Sunday.
Fine jewelry, woodworking, clothing, metal work, stained glass, leather, and pottery are but some of the distinctive crafts on display for your shopping pleasure. Bluegrass Music by the Lost Ramblers on Saturday Dixieland Favorites by the Dixie Gents on Sunday Interactive Children's Area. Quiet Valley Special Events. Wagon Rides - The Quiet Valley Baker - One Room Schoolhouse - Mini Tours - New Jersey Guard of the French & Indian War Admission is $6 Children 12 & under free Visit www.poconocrafts.com for a $1 discount coupon. Information & Directions: 570-476-4460 or www.poconocrafts.com Pen Argyl scrimmaged Pocono Mt. East Saturday in preparation for their opening game at Northern Lehigh September 4. (New photo tomorrow) Sbtt Photo Jennfier Trinkley The Bangor High School Band performed at the Blue Valley Farm Show Saturday afternoon. (New photo tomorrow) ( Sbtt Photo Larry Cory
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Hannah Kromer of Bangor poses here with her Champion Goat which was purchased by Main Street Market in Bangor during the 4-H Auction held at the Blue Valley Farm Show Saturday afternoon. PHOTO GALLERY (New photo tomorrow) Sbtt Photo Larry Cory
The Pen Argyl Girls Tennis Team practices in preparation for their opening match 10:00am August 29 at Bangor. (New photo tomorrow) Sbtt Photo Jennfier Trinkley
Kids Play With WWII Bomb
BURRY PORT, Wales, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- A barnacle-covered buoy discovered by a pair of curious young children at a Welsh beach was later found to be a bomb from World War II.
Gareth and Kelly Gravell, who visited West Beach in Burry Port with their children, 6-year-old Erin and 4-year-old Ellis, said they did not suspect the item was anything other than an old buoy when their kids asked if they could play with it.
"We didn't take much notice of the buoy," Kelly Gravell told CBS News. "We were looking at the barnacles -- it was quite unusual."
It wasn't until a couple of days later when Pembrey Country Park officials determined the item was actually 1 U. S made bomb from WWII.
"So the buoy my kids were jumping on all weekend turns out to be a WWII bomb. Oops!!" Gareth Gravell tweeted.
Gareth and Kelly Gravell, who visited West Beach in Burry Port with their children, 6-year-old Erin and 4-year-old Ellis, said they did not suspect the item was anything other than an old buoy when their kids asked if they could play with it.
"We didn't take much notice of the buoy," Kelly Gravell told CBS News. "We were looking at the barnacles -- it was quite unusual."
It wasn't until a couple of days later when Pembrey Country Park officials determined the item was actually 1 U. S made bomb from WWII.
"So the buoy my kids were jumping on all weekend turns out to be a WWII bomb. Oops!!" Gareth Gravell tweeted.
East Bangor UMCC Pastie Sale
The East Bangor Methodist Church will be holding it's monthly pastie sale on Tuesday Sept. 1st. Pickup will be at the Church 136 W. Central at 3:30 p. m. Choices are beef with or without onion and broccoli cheese with or without onion. Call 610-588-1745
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Freshman Sinks Basket for Free Tuition
MUNCIE, Ind., Aug. 21 (UPI) -- A freshman at Indiana's Ball State University was chosen at random to attempt a half-court basketball shot to win free tuition -- and he succeeded.
Lem Turner, a freshman from Vernon Hills, Ill., was chosen at random Thursday night to attempt the half-court shot at Worthen Arena for the chance to win free tuition for a semester.
A video of the shot, posted to YouTube by Ball State University's official account, shows Turner sink the nothing-but-net shot and celebrate by running around the basketball court embracing faculty members and the school's mascot.
"Welcome Week got even brighter for one Ball State freshman. After being selected at random to participate, the young man sank a half-court shot, winning his tuition paid for a semester. Congratulations to him and the rest of the Class of 2019!" the video's description reads.
The school has been running the promotion for several years, and the fist successful basket was made by Markus Burden in August 2013.
Lem Turner, a freshman from Vernon Hills, Ill., was chosen at random Thursday night to attempt the half-court shot at Worthen Arena for the chance to win free tuition for a semester.
A video of the shot, posted to YouTube by Ball State University's official account, shows Turner sink the nothing-but-net shot and celebrate by running around the basketball court embracing faculty members and the school's mascot.
"Welcome Week got even brighter for one Ball State freshman. After being selected at random to participate, the young man sank a half-court shot, winning his tuition paid for a semester. Congratulations to him and the rest of the Class of 2019!" the video's description reads.
The school has been running the promotion for several years, and the fist successful basket was made by Markus Burden in August 2013.
LIVING...
Make the Most of the End of Summer
(StatePoint) The clock is ticking on the sunniest season. With the end of summer drawing near, considering switching things up to help you make the most of every day.
Be Your Own Bartender
That new neighborhood hot spot where everyone knows your name? Your patio. Try experimenting with frosty, whole-fruit drinks recipes like margaritas and adult smoothies, but watch the sugar if the party gets too steamy.
“During a season with high temperatures, you want to stick with bright, refreshing flavors,” says Tom Macy, bartender and co-owner of Clover Club. “Stay away from stronger, spirit-forward cocktails and go for drinks with fresh-squeezed juice and crisp, seasonal fruits and vegetables. Something that will help you cool down without getting you in over your head.”
Macy suggests trying out one of his newest creations -- the Jalapeño Cucumber Margarita, which includes; jalapeño tequila, fresh lime juice, simple syrup, ice, freshly cut cucumber slices with the optional addition of cilantro. For the full recipe, visit TomMacy.com.
Redefine Your Vacation Beard
For the gentleman, along with the summer getaway comes the vacation beard. Understandable, as who wants to shave when there are sights to be seen and adventures to be had? It’s easy to come back to civilization with a beard looking a little weary instead of worldly. That’s no problem -- these furry celebrations of off-the-clock leisure can become your canvas.
“Going on, or returning from vacation is the perfect time to switch up your look,” says Christopher Hunt, Editor-at-Large at AskMen. “If you let your facial hair run wild while you had a few days off -- all the better -- now you have something to play with. Shape it into a sharp goatee or trim it down into a classic, timeless scruffy look. Or shave it all off and start over. You can head into work feeling fresh."
Hunt suggests trying out the new BIC Flex 5 Razor because it has a “Balancing Sphere” that gives better shave control. Its precision edging blade is useful in difficult spots, such as under the nose and around the sideburns. “It's all about creating a definition for whatever unique facial hair style you choose, with the right tool for the job,” he says.
Make Workouts Fun
Think of the days when you wanted to stay outside all day, running around and playing games. Why not combine friendly competition with your workouts?
Find a park and invite friends or coworkers for an old-fashioned game of “capture the flag.” It’s a fun way to increase heart rates.
Once you’re done, invite your thirsty crew home to check out your bartending skills.
For more lifestyle tips from Macy and Hunt, visit www.BicFlexRazors.com.
Don’t let the end of summer pass you by. With fall almost here, end your summer with new traditions..
Be Your Own Bartender
That new neighborhood hot spot where everyone knows your name? Your patio. Try experimenting with frosty, whole-fruit drinks recipes like margaritas and adult smoothies, but watch the sugar if the party gets too steamy.
“During a season with high temperatures, you want to stick with bright, refreshing flavors,” says Tom Macy, bartender and co-owner of Clover Club. “Stay away from stronger, spirit-forward cocktails and go for drinks with fresh-squeezed juice and crisp, seasonal fruits and vegetables. Something that will help you cool down without getting you in over your head.”
Macy suggests trying out one of his newest creations -- the Jalapeño Cucumber Margarita, which includes; jalapeño tequila, fresh lime juice, simple syrup, ice, freshly cut cucumber slices with the optional addition of cilantro. For the full recipe, visit TomMacy.com.
Redefine Your Vacation Beard
For the gentleman, along with the summer getaway comes the vacation beard. Understandable, as who wants to shave when there are sights to be seen and adventures to be had? It’s easy to come back to civilization with a beard looking a little weary instead of worldly. That’s no problem -- these furry celebrations of off-the-clock leisure can become your canvas.
“Going on, or returning from vacation is the perfect time to switch up your look,” says Christopher Hunt, Editor-at-Large at AskMen. “If you let your facial hair run wild while you had a few days off -- all the better -- now you have something to play with. Shape it into a sharp goatee or trim it down into a classic, timeless scruffy look. Or shave it all off and start over. You can head into work feeling fresh."
Hunt suggests trying out the new BIC Flex 5 Razor because it has a “Balancing Sphere” that gives better shave control. Its precision edging blade is useful in difficult spots, such as under the nose and around the sideburns. “It's all about creating a definition for whatever unique facial hair style you choose, with the right tool for the job,” he says.
Make Workouts Fun
Think of the days when you wanted to stay outside all day, running around and playing games. Why not combine friendly competition with your workouts?
Find a park and invite friends or coworkers for an old-fashioned game of “capture the flag.” It’s a fun way to increase heart rates.
Once you’re done, invite your thirsty crew home to check out your bartending skills.
For more lifestyle tips from Macy and Hunt, visit www.BicFlexRazors.com.
Don’t let the end of summer pass you by. With fall almost here, end your summer with new traditions..
TRAFFIC ALERTS AUGUST 23
Richmond Road (Lower Mt. Bethel)
Between Ott Drive and Miller Road will experience delays and single lane restriction 24 hours each day until further notice.
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Richmond Road (Lower Mt. Bethel)
Between Ott Drive and Miller Road will experience delays and single lane restriction 24 hours each day until further notice.
Summertime at Weona Park Summer Sounds will include: August 23 - Desire
Movies in the Park will include: The Muppet Christmas Carol. August 15 Double Feature Hairspray 1988 & 2007 Carousel The National Historical Registered Carousel will be open Wednesday-Friday evenings 6-9 P.M; Saturday and Sundays 12 Noon – 9 P.M., weather permitting. Carousel Rides are $1 Miniature Golf The newly renovated Golf Course will be open Wednesday-Friday evenings 6-9 P.M; Saturday and Sundays 12 Noon – 9 P.M., weather permitting. A round of golf is $5 per person. Please note the first 9 holes of Weona Park Golf is handicap accessable. Vendor Applications for Bangor Octoberfest
Vendor Applications are now available for Bangor Park Octoberfest. This year the event will be held on Saturday, October 10th and Sunday, October 11th. Interested parties can find the application on the Bangor Borough website (bangorborough.org) or they can request one be emailed or mailed to them by contacting Debbie at [email protected] or 610-751-7692.
The Bangor Park Board is also in need of volunteers for Octoberfest. We need help in the concession stand, set up, clean up, selling tickets, taking tickets, running game booths, and picking pumpkins. Does your family like to volunteer or do you belong to a group (youth or adult) that is looking to give back to the community? If so, please contact Debbie at [email protected] NYC Bus to See "Kinky" A New York City bus trip to see the show Kinky is planned for October 24 from 8:45am - 9:00pm
THE BUS PRICE IS $ 40.00 PER PERSON WHICH INCLUDES DELUXE MOTORCOACH W / EASTON COACH COMPANY AND TIP TO DRIVER. BUS & SHOW IS $145.00 EACH PERSON. INCLUDES : REAR ORCHESTRA SEATS TO "KINKY BOOTS" 2PM SHOW. DELUXE MOTORCOACH W / EASTON COACH COMPANY & TIP TO DRIVER. RESERVATION & CANCELLATIONS ALL PRICES ARE PER PERSON. FULL PAYMENT DUE AT BOOKING. NO REFUND UNLESS THE TRIP IS SOLD OUT AND THEY FILL YOUR SEAT. DEPART 9:00AM FROM Five Points Elementary school parking lot. Arrive NYC approximately 10:30am. You may choose from 3 drop off points LITTLE ITALY/CHINATOWN, 47TH & Broadway or Fifth ave & 59th (central park) Depart NYC 7:30PM. AT 47TH BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 7TH AVE . Bangor Park Summer EventsSwimming Pool Hours: Monday - Friday Noon - 7pm. Saturday & Sunday 11:00am - 7:00pm.
Anyone interested in volunteering for the Park Board or any of these events can contact Debbie Smith at [email protected] or 610-751-7692 Helping Humble Hearts for Hope Humble Hearts for Hope, 929B Browntown Rd, Nazareth, Pennsylvania 18064, is seeking local collections from schools, churches, individuals, organizations, groups, etc. from October 1 through November 1.
If you are willing to coordinate with us for some food, personal collection items from your area please contact them at [email protected] 484-764-8198 or on Facebook. They are also taking financial donations of gift cards to Weis, Shoprite, Wegmans, Giant, Target or Home Depot (For box fans summer months) Musical Instrument Collection Drive The BAHS Alumni Association is running a drive to collect used musical instruments to be donated to Bangor’s elementary band program. The instruments will be used as loaners for students who cannot afford to buy or rent them. We will take them regardless of their condition. If you have a musical instrument that is gathering dust, and you want to make a difference in a child’s life, call 610-588-5198. We will pick them up or tell you where you can drop them off. Let’s keep the music coming!
Your donations may be tax deductible. Visit us at slateralums.com for more information. Enjoy Wednesday Wiffle Ball Nights Teens in grades 7-9 are invited to have fun playing Wiffle Ball and other games on the front lawn of the Bangor Church of the Nazarene at 150 Bunny Trail in East Bangor Wednesday nights from 6:00 - 8:00pm. The evening concludes with a short Bible life application.
Questions: contact Youth Pastor Brian Rasley at 610-588-6929. Heritage Center Lists Slate of EventsThe Slate Belt Heritage Center, located at 30 North 1st Street announces its historic events for the duration of 2015:
The Heritage Center "Oral History Project" is seeking Slate Belt senior citizens who would like to be interviewed. If you know of anyone who has a story please contact Marc Blau @ 570-897-5459. PAHS Almuni Association Annual Banquet
The Pen Argyl Alumni Association and PAHS Athletic Wall of Fame Committee are proud to announce that Alumni Weekend will be celebrated on Friday, September 11th & Saturday, September 12th, 2015. The Alumni Banquet will be held at the Holy Family Club in Nazareth, beginning @ 6:30PM. Both the Academic Award recipients and Sports Award recipients will be honored at the banquet. All Inductees will be recognized at the Football Game on Saturday, September 12th starting at 1:00pm.
The Pen Argyl Alumni Association is excited to host this event where Alumni who have made a significant impact on the world around them can be celebrated through the Academic Wall of Fame Award. This year’s inductees are: Robert (Jim) Ealey- Class of 1951, Cedric (Rick) Brown – Class of 1968, Harry Mervine-Educator, and Harry & Carolyn Bray – Retired Educator & Class of 1952. The Athletic Hall of Fame’s inductees for 2015 are: Harold E. Roberts, Jr.-Class of 1954, Kelly (Sousa) Puzzi – Class of 1986, Erin (Due) DeBoer – Class of 2003, and Mike Bortz – Class of 2005. It is exciting to remember and honor the impact these Pen Argyl Alumni had on the PAHS sports programs! THE BANQUET IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Pen Argyl Alumni, friends of the Inductees, and classmates or former students of the Inductees are encouraged to attend. Tickets must be reserved in advance, and are available by calling 610-761-3025 or by email to [email protected] by August 30, 2015. Show your Green & White Spirit by sharing in this special evening with other Alumni See Christmas Show at American Music Theater The Pen Argyl Alumni Association is sponsoring a trip to the Christmas Show at the American Music Theater in Lancaster, Pa Saturday November 28.
The cost of the trip is $110 and includes dinner at the Bird In Hand restaurant, the show, and all taxes and gratuities. For further information, call Bill Ruggiero at 610-863-6297 August 23
August 29
August 31
Pen Argyl Woman's Club Meeting
The Pen Argyl Woman’s Club will hold a pastie dinner at Pen Argyl Park for their first meeting of the 2015-2016 year at 6:00PM on Monday, August 31. Pasties include beef and potato with or without onions or broccoli and cheese. Please call Helen Wilson at 610-863-4685 if you would like to join them. Remember to bring your own place setting and cup.
Dues for the new year are payable at the meeting. The Club will be selling wrapping paper, Bon Ton community days books, fresh holiday greens, and pasties. The Club is open to any woman 18 and older who wishes to join the largest woman’s organization in the USA. Persons interested in Club are asked to contact Vivian Dawe at 610-863-7371. This year's Marie Bilheimer Club Scholarship winner was Angelina Biondo. She is the daughter of Linda Biondo. She attended Pen Argyl High School and plans to attend De Sales University where she will major in nursing. The scholarship is awarded annually to a graduating student residing in the Pen Argyl School District. September 1
East Bangor UMCC Pastie Sale The East Bangor Methodist Church will be holding it's monthly pastie sale on Tuesday Sept. 1st. Pickup will be at the Church 136 W. Central at 3:30 p. m. Choices are beef with or without onion and broccoli cheese with or without onion. Call 610-588-1745
September 6
Safe Haven Dog Adoption Safe Haven Pet Rescue will hold a dog adoption day from 11 -3 on Sunday, September 6, at Ace Hardware, Rt 209, Brodheadsville (next to Dunkleberger's).
Safe Haven will have many young dogs available for you to meet and get to know. Safe Haven requires a pre-adoption application with references and a home visit prior to adoption. Safe Haven Pet Rescue is a small group of dedicated volunteers from the West End of the Poconos who save highly adoptable dogs from high kill and overcrowded shelters and finds them loving homes. Shelter killing is the number one cause of dog deaths and Safe Haven has saved more than 800 lives so far. Safe Haven Rescue needs volunteers to help with adoption days, fundraising, transporting dogs to vets and groomers and fostering homeless dogs until they find their forever homes. Help save homeless dogs. "Saving one dog won't change the world, but surely for that one dog, the world will change forever." For more information about Safe Haven, and to find a list of dogs available for adoption and adoption applications, please visit www.SafeHavenPa.org . Contact Safe Haven at [email protected]. Join Safe Haven Pa on Facebook September 12
September 15
Save Haven Dog Rescue Meeting Come to Cherry's Sunset Restaurant, Route 209, Kresgeville at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, September 15 for a bite to eat and meet the volunteers of Safe Haven Dog Rescue.
Safe Haven Pet Rescue is a small group of dedicated volunteers from the West End of the Poconos who save highly adoptable dogs from high kill and overcrowded shelters and finds them loving homes. Shelter killing is the number one cause of dog deaths and Safe Haven has saved more than 800 lives so far. Safe Haven Rescue needs volunteers to help with adoption days, fundraising, transporting dogs to vets and groomers and fostering homeless dogs until they find their forever homes. Help save homeless dogs. For more information about Safe Haven, and to find Volunteer and Foster applications, please visit www.SafeHavenPa.org . Contact Safe Haven at [email protected]. Join Safe Haven Pa on Facebook. September 16
Monroe County Garden Club Meeting The Monroe County Garden Club meets Wednesday, September 16 at 11:30 AM at the Eastern Monroe County Library, 1002 N. 9th Street/Route 611, Stroudsburg.
The program will be "Fall Flower Designs", presented by Melanie Frassinelli, Floral Designer at Bloom by Melanie in East Stroudsburg. The Design Tournament will be "September Song", a tribute to fall's bounty by decorating a 10" to 12" wreath with fresh and/or dried materials. The Horticulture Tournament will be "Fruit, Vegetable", Class I: Vegetable, Class 2: Fruit. Display a fruit or vegetable on a white plate, underlay required. Exhibit according to culinary usage (example: tomatoes will be exhibited as a vegetable). Everyone interested in gardening is invited to attend, $5 applied to your membership if joining. Lunch and refreshments served. The Monroe County Garden Club is celebrating it's 85th year as a member of the Garden Club Federation of PA, a member of the Central Atlantic Region, and the National Garden Club. Join the Monroe County Garden Club on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/MonroeCountyGardenClub. For more information, contact President Carol Akam [email protected] or call 570-897-6433. September 17
Lehigh Valley Horse Council Meeting Lehigh Valley Horse Council will sponsor Your Equine Pre-purchase Exam Thursday, September 17 at 7:00pm: t Northampton County 4-H Center, 777 Bushkill Center Road, Nazareth, PA
Learn what you need, what you do, and what to expect. and listen to Dr. Regan McCann DVM, Associate Veterinarian, Quakertown Veterinary Clinic FMI: 610-704-4130, 610-837-7294 September 18
Mid-Year New Year's Ball The Monroe Animal League presents the First Annual Mid-Year New Year's Ball on Friday, September 18 from 7 PM to 11 PM at Trout Lake Retreat, 1100 Trout Lake Road, Stroudsburg. Benefits Monroe Animal League (MAL), Animal Welfare Society of Monroe (AWSOM), and Camp Papillon Pet Adoption and Rescue.
Featuring Riverside Rhythm, a 17 piece big band, with a huge dance floor. Floor show will be Dancing with the Pocono Stars. Buffet style Barbeque and soft drinks, open cash bar for cocktails. Come dressed up in a tux, dressed down in jeans, or come dressed as an animal! Cost is $46.00 per person, tax deductible. Limited seating. Tickets will be available starting August 1. Call 570-421-7775, leave your name, phone number and the number of people in your party and you will be contacted September 18 -20
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September 20
Bus Trip Will Benefit Relay for Life Merchants Bank Walkers are sponsoring a bus trip to New York for the San Gennaro Festival on September 20. The bus will leave the Rt. 191 branch of Merchants Bank at 9:00AM and leave New York at 6:00 PM
Questions/fees: contact Karen Campanaro at 610-588-2429 or go into any Merchants Bank branch. Proceeds to benefit the American Cancer Society through The Relay For Life. September 25
Fall Trapping and Sportsman Show The District 10 Trappers of the Pennsylvania Trappers Association.will hold its Fall Trapping Convention and Sportsman Show. Sept. 25th 12-6pm, Sept. 26th 8am-5pm. Dealers, Tailgaters, and Demonstrations. at the West End Fairgrounds: 570 Fairgrounds Rd. Gilbert, PA 18331. Contact Bob Counterman 610-759-9203
September 26
Washington Twsp. School Grads Reunion Attention all Washington School 8th
grade graduates from 1940 to the present:
There is a reunion planned for Saturday, September 26 on the school grounds, starting with a tour of the school, followed by a doggie roast in the school cafeteria. More information will be available later. For more information and /or to attend the next committee meeting call 610- 588 - 5198. October 2-3
Rummage SaleA rummage sale will be held at the Flicksville UCC.
October 3
Flea Market Pet Rescue Day Wind Gap Indoor flea market will be hosting a Pet Rescue Day on Saturday, Oct. 3.. All area rescues are invited to attend free of charge.Reservations are required so we have enough space for everyone.
Pet product Vendors can set up also for only $10.00! Rain date is Sunday, Oct.4th. Reservations and more info may be obtained by emailing: [email protected] October 11 - 12
Slate Belt Masonic Motorama The third annual Slate Belt Masonic Motorama will be held from Sunday October 11 to Monday October 12 at 3:00pm.
November 28See Christmas Show at American Music Theater The Pen Argyl Alumni Association is sponsoring a trip to the Christmas Show at the American Music Theater in Lancaster, Pa Saturday November 28.
The cost of the trip is $110 and includes dinner at the Bird In Hand restaurant, the show, and all taxes and gratuities. For further information, call Bill Ruggiero at 610-863-6297 |
Ask The Doc........ Technology can be wonderful!
by Dr. Gary Williams, DMD
garywilliamsdmd.com I know sometimes new technologies can be frustrating and leave us questioning whether “progress” is worth the hassle. But, that is not the case with intra-oral digital scanners. We have been using our digital scanner at Family Dental Care now for 3 months, and the results are amazing. Sure, it’s pretty “cool” technology, and it has been totally comfortable for patients. No gagging going on! And the turn around time is much shorter. All of these are pluses, but here is the real benefit… the accuracy and fit of what we are making. I can comfortably predict a great fit of your new crowns, splints, Invisalign aligners, retainers, and anything else we scan for. That makes it worthwhile. It’s one thing to restore your mouth to health, but I want, you want, and you deserve to rest assured that what is placed in your mouth is the best possible fit known to dentistry. Digital scanning is here to stay at Family Dental Care. Feel free to ask us about our scanner. Garywilliamsdmd.com. Slate Belt Senior Center
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