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The Dallas Baptist
Church announces that
the Rev. Terry Jarvis is to
be the new Summer Youth
Director for 1982, from the
First Baptist Church of
Atmore, Alabama. Terry
has already planned a full
compliment of summer
* activities for the youth.
These activities consist of
an overnight camp-out at
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Ricketts Glen Park on
July 9-10, with deadline
being July 7; an afternoon
swimming party at 1 p.m.
at Boyd Barber’s pier,
Harveys Lake. Other
activities will be an-
nounced at a later date.
To accompany this, the
Dallas Baptist Church is
also pleased to announce
the reinstatement of their
bus ministry. The
beginning of this ministry
will be Sunday morning
starting at 9 a.m. around
Harveys Lake. Prizes will
be given to the person
bringing two or more
people as their guest.
This church will be
sponsoring two one-week
Backyard Bible Clubs
around Harveys Lake.
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Wyoming Valley
Chapter of the American
Red Cross announces the
scheduling of its annual
Learn to Swim program.
Registration dates have
been set for each partici-
pating location. There is a
$5.00 per person fee for
the week’s lessons. Each
student will receive a
copy of the booklet
“Teaching Johnny To
Swim”. Interested people
are asked to attend
registration and to bring a
bathing suit and the fee.
The Water Safety
Instructor is Brian
Delaney.
Registration dates at
each location are: Lake
Silkworth-Pudimott’s
Dock, July 7, 9:30 a.m.;
Harveys Lake-Wardan
Place, July 7, 1:30 p.m.;
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LISA LOKE of Trucks-
ville, a student at the
Wilkes-Barre Campus of
The Pennsylvania State
University, is a 1982
recipient of the Eric A.
and Josephine Walker
Award.
The award, sponsored
by Dr. Walker, president
emeritus of the Univer-
sity, and his wife, is pre-
sented each spring to the
outstanding student at
each of Penn State’s
Commonwealth ~~ Camp-
uses. Its purpose is ‘“‘to
recognize Commonwealth
Campus students whose
outstanding qualities of
character, scholarship,
leadership and citizenship
have influenced fellow
students and have contri-
buted to the prestige and
well-being of their
campus and to the
reputation of the Univer-
sity as a whole.”
~ Ms. Loke was honored
with 17 other winners at a
recent awards luncheon
at University Park.
Selected for the 1982
edition of “Who's Who
Among Students in
American Junior
Colleges!” she'has ‘Served
as secretary-treasurer of
the Photography Club and
belonged to the Student
Government: Association,
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Yearbook Committee.
While employed by the
Office of Student Affairs,
she wrote and edited the
Student Affairs News-
letter. She served as a
checkpoint leader during
registration and orienta-
tion leader for incoming
freshmen.
Ms. Loke, a food science
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Loke, 160 Spring Garden
St., Trucksville.
p.m.; Mountain Lake-
Hayes’ Cottage, July 8,
3:15 p.m.; North Lake,
July 9, 9:30 a.m.; Penn
Lake, July 9, 1 p.m.
Swimming Classes are
at Harveys Lake-Wardan
Place, July 12-16; Penn
Lake, July 19-23;
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Trailwood, July 26-30;
Mountain = Lake-Hayes’
Cottage, Aug. 2-6; Indian
Lake, Aug. 9-13; Lake
Silkworth, Aug. 16-20 and
North Lake, Aug. 23-27.
The Red Cross course
on Basic Water Safety will
be conducted on rainy
days.
The Dallas Lions Club
will man the school
parking lot during the
Library Auction, July 8
and 9, between 6 and 9
pm.; July 10 and 11
between 1 and 9 p.m.
Bill Roman, president
of the Dallas club is
serving as chairman.
The parking is 50 cents
per vehicle.
There will be no parking
opening night, July 7.
All monies collected
benefit the Back Moun-
tain Memorial Library.
The Lions participation is
just one of many com-
munity projects the Back
Mountain service cli.
wholeheartedly suppor®®
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The E.S.E.A. Title I
Advisory Committee of
the Lake-Lchman School
District is completing a
very successful year
assisting the supervisors
and teachers of the
Remedial Math and
Reading programs.
Chairperson Linda
Wallace of Lake-Noxen,
Diane Newberry of Leh-
man-Jackson, and Mary
Grace Konopinski of Ross
Elementary Schools and
their committees
prepared visual aids and
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hands-on materials for
their students to use
during the summer to
reinforce the basic skills
learned during the school
teachers prepare parent-
child worksheets to use as
rainy day activities
during vacation time.
Parents are encouraged
to have their children use
these tools to reduce the
normal degree of
regression that occurs
over the summer.
The Advisory Com-
mittee has been
organizing
acting as greeters, ser-
ving refreshments and
encouraging parents to
Linda Wallace, Lake-
Noxen, and Colleen
Ross, at-
Pocono-
Hershey. Resort. Kenneth
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state and June
local,
Campbell met with “the
reading teachers and took
an active part in rewriting
the program for the 1982-
83 school year.
The committee
chairpersons and
members are to be
commended for the many
hours taken from their
busy schedules
organize and promote all
these worthwhile ac-
tivities. This interest and
caring has been a large
part of the success of the
Titlel program at Lake-
Lehman.
Linda Wallace is the
Chairperson of the Lake-
Noxen group, assisted by
Kenneth Booth, Edward
Shamus, Pearl Race,
Nancy Dwyer, Cookie
Whipple, Joan Roskos,
Reading Teacher, and
Marie Borton, Math
Teacher. Diane Newberry
Berkheimer
estate
is chairperson of the Leh-
man-Jackson committee
assisted by Rosemaig
Flyte, Barbara Baie
Florence Campbellgy
Bonnie Konigus, Martha
Andrusis, Mary Alice
Lukasavage, Theresa
Piatkowski and Dave
Smith, math teachers,
and Molly Simonds, Ed
Ladamus, and Pat
Peiffer, reading teachers.
Mary Grace Konopinski is
chairperson of Ross
School assisted by Colleén
Honeywell, Connie
Marshall, Loretbe
Leahey, Carla Welter,
math teacher, and Molly
Simonds, reading
teacher. Miss Pat Peiffer
is supervisor of the Title I
program and Anthony
Marchakitus, Assistant to
the Superintendent, is
Program Director.
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The Dallas Recreation
Center entertained over
40 children with a trip to
Lakeway Miniature Golf
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Midtown Village
Wilkes-Barre,Pa., 18701
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Fireworks and an ice
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Jr. High School on
Thursday, July 1 proved
to be a huge success
thanks in part to Mr. Baur
of Treat Drive In. _°
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currently taking place.
Hoagies will be delivered
on Friday, July 16. Call
now to order 675-6401. *
Children 10 and over are
welcome to hike and swim
at Lake Jean on Wed-
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