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Life & CultureFrom the November 2015 issue

Keystone UNICO Coloring Contest Winners

Keystone UNICO conducted their annual Columbus Day Second Grade Coloring Contest for the Dunmore Schools.   Second Grade students from the Dunmore Elementary Center classes won $25 Toys

November 4, 2015

Keystone UNICO conducted their annual Columbus Day Second Grade Coloring Contest for the Dunmore Schools.  

Second Grade students from the Dunmore Elementary Center classes won $25 Toys R Us gift certificates and had their winning entries professionally framed by Keystone UNICO member Jim Mack. The students are pictured with Keystone UNICO representatives.

Second Grade students from the Dunmore Elementary Center classes won $25 Toys R Us gift certificates and had their winning entries professionally framed by Keystone UNICO member Jim Mack. The students are pictured with Keystone UNICO representatives From left are: Mark McDade, UNICO PA II district governor; Fiona Hinton, Mya Harrity, Jaclyn Brown, Maeve Haggerty and Madilyn Keating, contest winners; and James Mack, coloring contest coordinator and Keystone UNICO board chairman.
From left are: Mark McDade, UNICO PA II district governor; Fiona Hinton, Mya Harrity, Jaclyn Brown, Maeve Haggerty and Madilyn Keating, contest winners; and James Mack, coloring contest coordinator and Keystone UNICO board chairman.

Claire Polishan, second grade student from Saint Mary’s Parochial School in Dunmore, won a $25 Toys R Us gift certificate and had her winning entry professionally framed by Keystone Chapter UNICO Member Jim Mack from their annual Columbus Day Second Grade Coloring Contest.

Pictured from left are James Mack, coloring contest coordinator and Keystone UNICO board chairman; coloring contest winner Claire Polishan; and Ms. Carol Lee McDonald, second grade teacher at Saint Mary's Parochial School.
Pictured from left are James Mack, coloring contest coordinator and Keystone UNICO board chairman; coloring contest winner Claire Polishan; and Ms. Carol Lee McDonald, second grade teacher at Saint Mary’s Parochial School.
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