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Rotary contributes to festival
Rotary Club of the Abingtons recently presented a $500 donation to the 6th annual Clarks Summit Festival of Ice “Ice Under the Big Top.” The festival is an annual free gift to the community organized by the Abington Business and Professional Association and will take place over President’s weekend Feb.11 to 15. For more information on the festival visit www.TheAbingtons.org or call 570.587.9045.
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The Abington Business and Professional Association Clarks Summit Festival of Ice committee met in November to discuss the 2010 festival. Committee members shown “clowning” around are, from left: Barry Kaplan, Mike Waskovich, Francene Dudziec, Kristie Grier Ceruti, Sandy Tielebein, Laura Ancherani and Tricia Richards. For details, visit www.TheAbingtons.org.
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Get your prizes here
The 2010 Clarks Summit Festival of Ice will be held Feb. 11 through 15. Attendees can register for prizes at all participating sculpture locations, welcome and warming centers. Prizes include:
Citizens Savings sponsors parade
The Abington Business and Professional Association Clarks Summit Festival of Ice parade is back for its second year. Welcome the “Ice Under the Big Top” to town Thursday, Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. The parade will travel from the Clarks Summit Elementary School to State Street and end at the Clarks Summit Borough building. Enjoy live ice carving, clowns, fire trucks, juggling and more courtesy of Parade Grand Marshal Citizens Savings Bank.
- Sponsors support ‘Big Top’
- Don’t miss your chance to win
- Fun for the entire family
- CS children win ‘Ringmaster’ contest
- Festival activities at First Presbyterian
- And now for the main attraction
- Direct your attention to center stage
- Gather ’round for live carvings
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Three rings under the big top - Gratitude gets top billing at Festival of Ice
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