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Lake-Lehman
on Follies Road to T712 (Kasko
Rd.) Turn right on T1712 to Rt.
40059. Turn right on Rt. 40059 and
proceed to Rt. 29. Turn right on Rt.
29 to T702. Turn right on T702 and
continue to Meadow Lake.
Kindergarten Bus Route 4 -A.M.
Session-Lehman-Jackson
Elementary Building-Begin at
Lehman-Jackson Elementary
Building; right on Rt. 40123 to
T795. Turn left on T795 and
proceed to Huntsville Reservoir
and Fieldcrest. At Fieldcrest turn
left on Té11 to intersection of
Sutton Road. Turn right on Sutton,
Road and continue to Jones &
DeGennaro Residences. Turn
Around. Return on Sutton Road to
T611.. Turn left on Té11 to in-
tersection of T795 (at Fieldcrest).
Turn left on T795 and continue to
Township Line (Hillside). Turn
Around. Return on T795 to Rf.
Lazy Boy & Berkline Recliners
Nelson & King Koil Bedding
Randazza,
Auxiliary, most
place float;
40059. Turn left on Rt. 40059 and
proceed to Chase Manor. Turn
Around. Return on Rt. 40059 to
Chase Corners. Turn right on Rt.
40058; right on Weavertown Road
(T599) to Yencha Residence. Turn
Around. Return on Weavertown
Road fo Rt. 40058. Turn left on Rt.
40058 and proceed on Rf. 40058 to
Huntsville Reservoir.
Kindergarten Bus Route 5-P.M.
Session-Lehman-Jackson
Elementary Building-Begin at
Spencer Residence on’ Rt. 40069 to
intersection of Rt. 29. Turn left on
Rt. 29 to T579. Turn right on T579
to Cease’s Terrace. Turn Around.
Return on T579 to Rt. 29. Turn
right on Rt. 29 and proceed to Rt.
40067 to the intersection of T706.
Turn Around. Return on Rt. 40067
to Rt. 118. Proceed on Rt. 118 to
T708 (Meeker Road). Turn left on
T708; right on Rt. 40134 to in-
tersection of T710. Turn left on
T1710 to intersection of Township
Road. Turn left on Township Road
to intersection of T708. Turn left on
Session-Lehman-Jackson
Elementary Building-Begin on
Old Harveys Lake Road (7711) at
intersection of Cook Street and
proceed to Puterbaugh’s Store.
Turn right around Lake to Rt. 415.
Turn right on Rt. 415 to Gensel
Residence. Turn Around. Return
on Rt. 415 to the Lake. Turn right;
right on Carpenter Road to Ridge
Avenue. Turn right on Ridge
Avenue and continue to Idetown
Corners. Turn left on Rt. 415 to
intersection of Briarcrest Road.
Turn left onto Briarcrest Road
and continue to 42nd Street. Turn
right on Rt. 40050 (42nd Street)
and proceed to intersection of Rt.
40060. Turn right on Rt. 40060; left
on Oak Drive to the intersections
of Pine and Hilltop Drives. Turn
Around. Return on Oak Drive to
Rt. 40060. Turn right on Rt. 40060
to the intersection of Rt. 118. Turn
right on Rt. 118 and continue to the
intersection of T7593. Turn right on
T593 and proceed to Lehman
Center. Take Rt. 40123 to the Leh-
man-Jackson Elementary
Classes in biology and
chemistry will be among
the continuing education
offerings at King’s College
with the start of the fall
semester Sept. 1.
‘Studies in Contemporary
Biology will be taught
Lehman tells
for log cabin
The Lehman Township
Bicentennial Council’s
Horizon ‘76 committee, co-
chaired by Joseph
Ellsworth and Kathryn
Gregory, have completed
the initial stage of the
outdoor environmental
classroom. The log cabin
has been designed and built
specifically for the use of
Lake-Lehman elementary
students, although the
public is welcome to enjoy
it.
Several activities and
special kits have already
been put together for use
by the district’s
elementary people.
Included are activities of
tree identification (the
woods adjoining the cabin
have several labeled
trees), tree ring analysis,
and identification of local
rock types. There are, on
call, in the Lehman-
Jackson elementary
building the following kits:
sediment kits, (to see the
different kinds of
King’s
This will provide through
readings some un-
derstanding of the process
and content of con-
plans
use
sediments or particles that
make up the local rocks);
rock kits (containing
samples of many local rock
formations), and tree ring:
kits (for estimating ages of
trees by counting rings).
The activities and the
write-ups that go with them
are just a start; more will
be added as feedback from
the students and teachers
who use this classroom
come in. It is the council’s
hope that this outdoor lab
will be used and enjoyed by
all.
temporary biology. Cases
will be chosen for in-
vestigation which are
currently exciting, and are
indicative of the rapid
progress being made in
biology, and demonstrate
the pervasive influence of
modern biology on society.
It is a course for non-
science majors.
In chemistry,
Griphapati Mitra,
professor of chemistry,
will teach basic concepts
in chemistry. Also intended
for non-science majors, the
Thursday night course will
offer chemical principles
that direct the student to an
understanding of the basic
facts and theories on which
the science of chemistry
depends.
Dr. Francis X. Smith of
the chemistry department
will teach a Monday night
class, Chemistry and Man.
It will be a course for non-
science = majors, with
emphasis on practical
Dr.
aspects of how chemistry
affects man and his en-
Dr. Theodore Miller of
the chemistry department
will teach a Wednesday
night course in Chemistry
and Industry. This will be a
descriptive course
stressing the various
chemical processes in-
volved in some major
industries. It is intended
for non-science majors.
All Continuing Education
courses at King’s are open
to men and women and
most are taught Monday
through Thursday at night
from 6:30 to 9. Majority
carry three college credits.
In-person registration at
Building, North River
Street, Wilkes-Barre will
be on August 30 from 5:30
to 8:30 p.m.
Free brochures are
available by eontacting the
Continuing Education
office.
T708 ‘and proceed to Zosh Building. <
Bo d R Wh it Residence. Turn Around. Return Kindergarten Bus Route 7-P.M. Proregistration August 8-13 All classes are scheduled from 6:30-
Y oil ire on T708 and Township Road to Session-Ross Elementary announces means 9:00 p.m.
Appli : intersection of Outlet Road (Rt. Building-Begin on Té66 at Brink's In registration A st 30 DR
ppliance & Furniture 4023). Turn left on RY. 40123 and Trailer Court; left on T6s4 fo Rf. person y ARUGU unless otherwise indicated.
. continue to Rose Residence. Turn 40067. Turn right on Rt. 4 i "
Luzerne Shopping Center Around. Return on Rt. 40123 to the right on T569; left on T6460; left on from 5:30-8:30 All courses carry three credits unless
Lehman-Jackson Elementary T630; right on Rt. 40067 and . i indi
Luzerne Phone 288-8535 Building. proceed. to, Broadway Corners. courses Brochure Available Upon Request otherwise indicated.
Turn left on County Road and
Kindergarten Bus Route 6-P.M.
arid continue to Bloomingdale Cor-
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) Ask For Our: on Ri. oo and Canine 1o.1n education classes will Monday . » Srem, May formatien How, Tuesday
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! 40068 and proceed thru Sweet . i ¥ Thursday Tuesday - vanced oer Language and
eo Clams On The Half Shell Valley ‘fo_ intersection of North business administration. TRL 4 Accoming Nowy Iroc to Criminalistics,
® Fried Cla ms 7308 to North Lake. urn Aroung: The classes are offered Intermediate Accounting, Wednesday hs of Penal Reform, AIT wa to COBOL. Tuesda
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i e Clam Chowder Tr yt Om G0 oo DE Muitng Monday gn the Community, MATHEMATICS
§ (Manhattan and New England) Session Ross Elementary 1. most carry three college ANTHROPOLOGY ; College Algebra, Thursda y J
g rear Building. Turn left on credits. ; The In person “Lacal Pammsylvania Ethnology; and {3 fkaton "wi Pale, Tiers Concepts of Modern Ma Tuesday 2
Ae ough Snest Valle lo registration will be AugUSt. £ fie, Teste Ppa a ky
i VIC TE Bre Road “(RY Cr ory 30- from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. ARTS} z ae Traffic Mwstston and ew 1 Si. onday
Around, Return on RL. a 0d to Brochures are’available by” g Tint to Studia Work, Operation, Tharsday Introduction to Logic, Tuesday
SE A Be Ifersection of To! Tory fei on coptieing ie Comping Wetmestay ECONOMICS yo pr Nl
§ : T540to intersection o 4 ucation ice in e Principles of Economics |, Tuesday
3 Torn ey on R300 sh Gy Administration Building. BIOLOGY Business and Economic Statistics, fs Society. Thursday
1 { tinue to 7748. Turn left on 7748 to North. Ri Street Studies in Contemporary Biology, Monday PHOTOGRAPHY
¥ RY. 118. Turn left on Rt. 118 fo or iver reet. Menday (Seer Communications)
1 x LS i tion of Rt. 18 at and women. Fowndati Seve ye nesday
Serving Complete Menu 612-614 Main St. -660 dco Turn feft on RY. 118 fo : : BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION fue Visual As, Wednesda Deeg Poyehoiog, The
Mon. - Sat. 11 AM. TM1:30 AM. Edwardsville, Pa. 288 6 BY aks icresey Pond Road) Chairman of the business Principles of Management [aid and Molescant Poychaogy for yous) Turin
1 Ll ~~ - fersection of T571. Turn left on administration department Wednesday the Teacher, Tuesday iarhap tonal
i" : ¢71 {THY lo RY, 4007. is Frank Vacante. He will Retailing, Thersday mets Hemi:
{ teach a class in corporation Bes Law and Social Change, ba Mow wa Soran an
Wi finance on Tuesday nights. : anf Thos Wednesday Ness ABinistration
§ : : Business Law |. Wednesday : RUSSIAN
: } i Monday night offerings Narketing |. Tuesday Sse orate, Russian for Communication, Tuesday
BRIDGES TIMBER IDENTIFICATION TRAVEL: will include business law Real Estare Principles, Monday Dow ad Pts, Tuesday SOCIOLOGY
4 ; ¢ and social change, real Techniques of Real Estate Practice, 3 imi » Tag and
\ VIADUCTS 1 estate principles and real Thersday GOVERNMENT = rpg
i PHOTOGRAMMETRY HIGHWAYS statedow Real Estate Appraisal |, Thursday introduction to Political Science, Bi hang mn. ani and
i : 4 ca counter A uesday
4 Other Tuesday night Red Estate Appraisal Il, Tuesday * *Prabiems in American Govemment. Anthropology of the Family, Wednesd
: AERIAL PHOTO ; : : Principles of Insurance, Thrsday J. ir
i RAILROADS INTERPRETATION AIRFIELDS Classes willbe ya rSoareY, Cordon Face, Toestay en Be) Molen 2 cmon Sema
oi ; real estate appraisal II. Estate Law Moods bs ashy porary Sociological
2 : Real Estate Law, y hen NNIAL SPECTACULAR Theories, Monday
i The Wednesday offerings Management and Policies of Neat Paticy Issues in Urban America, SPANISH
is ESTIMATING y SUPERVISION will be principles of Estate Brokerage, Wednesday Thursday Spanish for Communication, Thursday
uR : \ : : = ) management, business law HISTORY SPEECH
u HIGH Ww ah ENGINEF RING : I, and management and CHEMISTRY Waste Cvlization to 1914, ect Speaking, Saturday (10 AM.-
i nN ENVIRONMENT : YECHNOLAGY CONSTRUCTION policies of real estate Bik Doss in Chemistry. - Soimsty inka Bo OGY
u " brokerage. Hs Loi Weta; Ru 5 oveugnry Mtr St Pad and Ws Mpostaiic Epistes
a | Ja At , Thursday night classes Romst a Industry, ni American Civilization to 1877,
. © TRANSIT OPERATION or MINING SURVEYING in business administration Thrsiay Men an Mors, Wehestay
8 i ; a COMMUNICATIONS “The Modern Middle East and North = Fi Err east, Tuesda
a will feature retailing, Af A the Con
3 techniques of real estate Photography Lusty ica, Thorsday al dea
SPACE EXPLORATION
Fosse
practice, real estate ap-
praisal I, and principles of
insurance.
For further information write or call:
ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
LAND SUBDIVISION
ENERGY EXPLORATION
: GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Associate degree KING'S COLLEGE
] ; . : programs are available in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18711
ELECTRONIC DISTANCE ha criminal justice and Phone (717) 824-9931, ext. 223-224
GEODECTIC SURVEYING MEASURING GEOLOGICAL ANALYSIS sociology. Associate King's College admits students of any race, coler, croed and national or ethnic srigin.
Wh ! : : degrees in science may be
v HYDROGRAPH : earned in accounting,
WILDLIFE PROTECTION SURVEYS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE uciness administration, CAREER
ae SPECIAL TELEVISION COURSE PREP
INTERNATIONAL 3 : 3 : Rs } formation systems and History 81 THE ADAMS CHRONICLES E PROGRAM
ASPHALT & CONCRETE CITY PLANNING real estate. P. Forve TL histony cf tie US, from 17a to SEPTEMBER 7, 1976
DESIGN & CONTROL : SR Leighton, Wilkes-Barre Sfemetizuions of he lives of four genera- DECEMBER 18, 1976
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LOCAL CAREERS i y f SOIL ANALYSIS s realtor, heads the real : HE io aml ly a then CAREER PREP — An academic remediation
3 =! : y estate department. television series will be presented on refresher program to prepare students for
ARCHITECT-ENGINEER | —— Leber lime © be announces. 1] Genes \0 8 roBute college program. It is
} om 5 e weaknesses of the
MAP MAKING COORDINATION TEAM EFFORT Instructor: Dr. Curran student and through an individualized method
: of instruction, help him to overcome them.
The program addresses the area of: ;
NEW ASSOCIATE DEGREE Remedial Math Communications Skills
HUMAN SERVICES Remedial English Remedial Social Science
King's Collége in conjunction with the In- Remedial Physical Science
stitute for Human Resources and Services
Inc., will offer an Associate Degree in
Human Services, effective immediately.
This program is in response to the need for
both ongoing training of current para-prof-
essionals and the development of competent
upcoming staff persons in the human service
fields.
Challenging Outdoor C Careers
help improve the environment, utilize technology
for the betterment of mankind
NEW CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
LEGAL
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OTHER CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS are
available in the following areas:
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
MARKETING
WRITING PROFICIENCY
REAL ESTATE
NON-CREDIT COURSES
——Program begins in October
—Contact Continuing Education Office
for further information
Brochure available — September 15
THERE IS STILL TIME TO BEGIN THESE CAREERS
IN SEPTEMBER FULL TIME or PART TIME -
Contact: 6752171
6 an PENNSYLVANIA ‘STATE UNIVERSITY ap US KNOW WHAT CONTINUING 18 credits (six, three credit courses) are re-
wiLkEs E Us. UGATION COURSES You ARE i attainment of each of the above 3
For further information, contact the office of
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