Students in need of financial aid
for next fall should begin now to
apply for the thousands of schol-
arships being offered by private
foundations, trade and civic
There are over 25,000 different
scholarships available, according
to the director of The Scholarship
from tax exempt foundations that
are required by law to make a
certain amount of financial aid—
The Scholarship Bank matches
students with available aid and
sends the student a print-out of
the private financial aid sources
that appear to be most promising
for that student. Each student
may receive up to 50 sources of
aid. Most scholarships have a
value of approximately $1,000 and
many are renewable annually.
Students wishing to receive a
print-out should send a stamped,
business-size self-addressed enve-
lope to The Scholarship Bank,
10100 Santa Monica Blvd., 2600,
Dept. A, Los Angeles, CA 90067. A
fill out describing him/herself will
the applicant then can receive the
personalized information.
Lake Lehman
John J. Oliver, Principal, Lake-
Lehman Junior High, releases the
following Junior High Homeroom
Schedule for the 83-84 School
Year:
203) ;
room 204);
Grade 8:
Grade 7: Alexander thru Cum- (Homeroom 101);
mings (Homeroom 201); Daily
thru Gorton (Homeroom 202); thru Klose
Kmetz thru McDermott (Home-
room 106); Meeker thru Rogowski
(Homeroom 107); Rood thru Ste-
fanowicz (Homeroom 1001); Stein
thru Zanca (Homeroom 208).
Superko thru
Band and Algebra II students
are to report directly to Junior
High.
; Coolbaugh thru
Grey
~The following profes- Anyone interested in this
sional vacancy is open in position should contact Mr.
the Dallas School District Gerald Wycallis in the
for the 1983-84 school year: Curriculum Office as soon
Junior High School - as possible.
Math teacher (Long Term. The following co-curricu-
Substitute). lar positions are open in
1 - 8x10 Portrait
2 - 5x7 Portraits
8 - 2x3 Portraits
*30.00
Yearbook Glossy Included
For An Appointment
Call 287-5411
BERT HUSBAND STUDIO
293 Wyoming Ave.
Kingston, Pa.
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coach;
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Junior High School -
Assistant wrestling coach
(in charge of Junior
High); assistant wrestling
coach; assistant track
soccer coach.
Anyone
tact Mr. Daniel Poorman,
Principal, as soon as possi-
_ ble. .
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With the General Elec-
tion just around the
corner, the Office of Con-
tinuing Education at Luz-
erne County Community
College will offer a “How
organizing for a successful
political campaign on
Thursday, Sept. 8, from
9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The one-day seminar
will be held at the col-
lege’s Educational Confer-
ence Center on the main
campus in Nanticoke and
is designed for both the
professional and amateur
politician, staff workers
and volunteers.
Participants will learn
the winning methods and
techniques of organizing a
campaign including fund
raising, volunteer recruit-
ment, management sched-
uling, media planning and
getting-out-the-note.
and this seminar
designed to help i
pants organize their cam-
paigns in order to reach
voters more effectively
than ever before.
Presenters for the work-
shop include Fred A.
McKillop, president of
McKillop, Davis and Asso-
ciates, Inc. of Harrisburg;
and Gary W. Davis, vice
president of McKillop,
Davis and Associates, Inc.
The will
ment and organization,
survey and research, voter
contact, advertising and
press relations.
The ‘cost for the work- ;
shop is $38 per person
which includes refresh-
ment breaks, lunch, and
course Materials.
For further information
on the poltical campaign
management workshop, or
Dessoye, Office of Continu-
ing Education,. Luzerne
G8 EE NE TE A well-planned, dynamic program .
é LAMP REPAIRS § campaign is worth from 10 include discussions on fund County Community Col-
R to 20 additional percentage raising ideas that win elec- lege, 829-7481. Deadline for
pth : points on Election Day, tions, campaign manage registration is Sept. 1.
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: ' Kindergarten night set
i. or Samvice’ J IJ
iB ai Rates : ; : ; : ; 1
#30 Yrs. Experience Kindergarten Orientation Night will C; and Mrs. Dorothy Dawe, K-D
if" Sorplete Repais : be held Tra, Ang Li 7:30 teacher.
ep p.m. in the cafeteria of the Lehman- Following a question and answer
Al irs Gucrante al Jackson Elementary School, Lehman. period, parents and staff members
Repairs vo i Charles C. James, elementary prin- = will tour the kindergarten room.
HAL'S APLiaes BE cipal, will provide opening remarks Refreshments will be provided by the
EEPE and an explanation of the kindergar- members of the Lehman-Jackson ffs /
' Swe E. Center St. : ten program. An ‘overview of the . PTA. 5 h
SHAVERTOWN B program -and daily schedules will be This program has been developed 0
Provided by Miss Joyce DelKanic, K-A through the cooperative efforts of & 4
Daily 9-5:30-- CLOSED WED § teacher; Mrs. Mary Anne Augustini, administrators, faculty and the N
Ya —————————— K-B teacher; Mrs. Nancy Cushing, K- Lehman-Jackson Elementary PTA.
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Eleanor Malacco, the personable owner, is
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