Red Lion/Dallastown JULY 3, 2019
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Lions Club Presents Scholarships The Red Lion Lions Club recently presented two $1,000 Scholarship Awards to Red Lion Area High School graduating seniors. The recipients were Chance Riddle and Carly Miller. Applications were judged on the basis of need, character, scholastic achievement, activities and service to the student’s school and community. The scholarships were presented on June 11. The Red Lion Lions Club meets every second and fourth Tuesday at the Great American Saloon, Dairyland Square in Red Lion.
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Chance Riddle (left) received a Scholarship Award from Douglas Meisenhelter (right), co-chairperson of the Red Lion Lions Club’s education committee.
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Carly Miller (left) received a Scholarship Award from John H. Fishel, co-chairperson of the Red Lion Lions Club’s education committee.
Students Of The Month Recognized Annual Celebration, Car Show Set
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Red Lion Area Senior High School students Chloe Tarlton (second from left) and Kyle Zhang (second from right) were honored as Students of the Month for May by the Rotary Club of Red LionDallastown. Club members Brenda Wilbur (far left) and Trudy Strack (far right) congratulated the students.
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Dallastown Area Senior High School students Olivia Smeltzer (second from left) and Jaden Rivera (second from right) were honored as Students of the Month for May by the Rotary Club of Red Lion-Dallastown. Club member Carrie Wilburn (far left) and York County president Commissioner Susan Byrnes (far right) congratulated the students.
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Red Lion Borough’s New Year’s Eve Committee will hold the annual Roarin’ Great Car Show and Stay at Home Celebration on Thursday, July 4, at Fairmount Park from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The car show will offer 16 classes of competition, including antique, street rod, modern, classic, truck and others. Cars may register on the day of the event from 8 to 10 a.m. There is a cost per car. The first 100 participants will receive a commemorative dash plaque. The Stay at Home Celebration will
feature a craft and direct sales vendor fair and food trucks from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A chicken barbecue will be held to raise funds for Red Lion Recreation Softball, along with Red Lion Recreation events. The cost of a meal will include a half-chicken, a baked potato, a roll, and applesauce. All proceeds will benefit the Red Lion New Year’s Eve Roarin’ in the New Year celebration. For more information or to order chicken dinners in advance, readers may call Red Lion Recreation at 717-244-6896.
Stuff-A-Bus Red Lion Announced A Stuff-A-Bus event will collect nonperishable food items for Community REACH Inc. and its summer backpack program from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, July 16, in the Red Lion Area High School parking lot adjacent to
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Horn Field. The program provides food for children in the Dallastown, Red Lion, and Eastern school districts. Individually packaged items are preferred, but all donations will be accepted. See Stuff-A-Bus pg 3
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