POST, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,1983 7.
Boback
Receives
Award
Lisa Ann Boback, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
G. Boback, College Manor,
Dallas, has received word
that she has been named a
1983 United States
National Award Winner in
Science by the United
States Achievement Acad-
emy.
Lisa, who attends Dallas
Junior High School, was
nominated for this
National Award by Mrs.
Eyet and Mr. Rybak, her
science teachers. Her biog-
raphy will appear in the
United States Achievement
Academy Official Year-
book, published nationally.
The Academy selects
USAA Winners upon the
exclusive recommendation
of teachers, coaches, coun-
selors or other school
sponsors and upon the
Standards of Selection set
forth by the Academy. The
criteria for selection are a
student’s academic per-
formance, interest and
aptitude, leadership quali-
ties, responsibility, enthu-
siasm, motivation fo learn
and improve, gitizenship,
Seminary Students Donate Tapestry
Seventh graders from Wyoming Seminary Lower School donated a hand-
made tapestry to College Misericordia. The tapestry is satin applique on
“burlap with metallic thread. Shown above, during the presentation are, from
left, Joseph Fink, president of College Misericordia, Tanya Fink, Laurie
Lawrence, Amy Antinoes, Katie Callahan and Jamie Kiwak, art instructor at
the Lower School.
Reading Program is Completed
The E.C.I.A. Chapter 1
Remedial Math and Read-
ing Programs of the Lake-
Rotary Presents Scholarships.
At a recent weekly meeting of the Dallas Rotary Club, the club presented $150 to each of four
students who will be attending college. The money will be used to help the students pay for their
‘@ education. Shown above during the presentation are, from left, Don Evans, Secretary of Dallas
Rotary, Barbara Martin, Lake-Lehman, scholarship recipient; Jenifer Hungaski, Lake-Lehman,
math and reading.
scholarship recipient; Cameron Spivey, Dallas, scholarship recipient; Kimberly Barber, Dallas,
Many parents took
advantage of the recently
als for their children. This
interest and caring has
been a large part. of the
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attitude and cooperative
Spirit, dependability, and
recommendation from a
teacher or director.
Lisa is the granddaugh-
ter of Mr. Joseph Boback
of Wilkes-Barre and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Siket of
Pottsville.
Former Resident
Receives Degree
Suzanne Williams John-
son, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James J. Williams of
Mechanicsburg (formerly
of Dallas), was among the
recent graduates at Hood
College’s 90th commence-
ment.
A 1979 graduate of
Dallas High School, Miss
John was a dean's list
student and received a
Bi degree. ink manage-
ment.
leges and Universities.
Lehman School District
completd a most success-
ful year by distributing
specially prepared visual
aids and hands on materi-
als for the students to use
during the summer
months. The materials
were prepared by a very
active Parent. Advisory
Committee coordinated by
inda Wailace, Lake-
Noxen; Diane Newberry,
Lehman-Jackson; Colleen
Honeywell, Ross; and Pat
Peiffer, supervisor of the
Chapter I program.
Parents are urged to
have their children use
E.T. addition and sub-
straetion fact drifl; Multi-
plication, Wheels: Pac Man
multiplication and division
problems; Apple Trees
recognizing blends: Go
Go Home 'Nowel Houses;
Volcanoes dividing words;
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summer in
CELT
during
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and
287-8302 Daily 10-5, Thurs. 10-8
The Educational Conference Center of Luzerne County Community College recently hosted the
Insurance Women of Wyoming Valley for a seminar and luncheon on the main campus in
Nanticoke. The program, which was entitled ‘Dealing with Difficult Clients,’”’ was presented by
Rebecca Osborn, family counselor. Shown here are those who attended the session. From left,
1 seated, Susan Kindler, Kingston, Flack and Balmer Insurance Agency; Joan Daniels, Dallas, Flack
; and Balmer Insurance Agency, and Leah Koval, Wilkes-Barre, Flack and Balmer Insurance
Agency. Standing, Kathleen Koback, Forty Fort, American Independent Insurance; Lorraine
Skrinak, Taylor, Bankers Life and Casualty; Phyllis Balmer, Flack and Balmer Insurance Agency;
Introducing the Pella sunroom
The following vacancies
are open in the Dallas
School District for the
1983-84 school year:
Senior High School:
Business teacher (long
term substitute); part-
Woe French teacher, busi-
ness department chairper-
son; physical education
instructor (with teaching
responsibilities at both the
Senior and Junior High
«
School).
Junior High School:
Part-time music teacher
(with choral responsibili-
ties).
Anyone intersted in
these positions should con-
tact Mr. Gerald Wycallis
in the Curriculum Office
as soon as possible.
Dallas School District is
an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
Has
Wed.-Sat. 11to 5
Sunday Noon to 5
.
Mimi Mundrake
945-3747
IY
1:00 p.m. (Sat.)
Long-distance:
(800) 982-4027
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