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THE DALLAS POST/Monday, December 31, 1984
Taylor honored
Jennie Taylor has been selected as the Meadows Nursing
Center, Dallas, Employee of the Month for December. Mrs.
JENNY COOPER
Post names new carrier
Jenny Cooper, daughter of Sandy and Jerry Cooper of Stonehedge,
Dallas, is the newest addition to The Dallas Post newspaper carriers.
Jenny, a student at the Dallas Township School, likes ice skating,
swimming and art and is an active member of Brownie Troop 654.
She recently took over a route previously established by her
brother, Billy. Jenny now delivers The Dallas Post to residents of
Stonehedge, Center Hill Road and White Birch.
Anyone interested in subscribing to The Dallas Post is asked to call
675-5211 for home delivery.
Taylor began her employment at the Center in August,
1983,' as a nurses aide; and since December, 1983, has
held the position of receptionist. Mrs. Taylor is a native of
Johnson City, Tennesee. She graduated from Sulphur
Springs High School and attended Tennessee State College.
Since moving to the area five years ago, Jennie and her
husband, Al, have lived at Harveys Lake. Mrs. Taylor was
presented with a cash award for her award winning
suggestion by her supervisor, Jack Liput, Director of
Admissions and Social Service. Shown here, from left, are
SES
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Jack Liput, Director of Admissions and Social Service and
Jennie Taylor, Employee of the Month.
Program
Daniel Holdredge, a member of Cub Scout Pack 281 of the
United Methodist Church, Dallas, is shown here receiving a
check from George Brutko, cubmaster. The check repre-
sents food collected by Daniel and other members of Cub
Pack 281 during a food drive conducted as part of Daniel's
work toward his Eagle Scout Award. The food drive benefits
the Back Mountain area and was sponsored by the Back
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LUZERNE COUNTY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Dallas Non-Credit
Dallas Senior High School
Country/Colonial Decorating — $22.00
Six sessions, Thursdays, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Feb. 21 through Apr. 11. 1 C.E.U.
Instructor: Barbra Scavone
Fundamentals of interior Design — $30.00
Eight sessions, Mondays, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
WEEKEND CLASSES
SECTION: 41
Class Location: MAIN CAMPUS
REGISTRATION DATES:
Jan. 14, 15, 16, 1985
CLASSES BEGIN: Jan. 26, 1985
CLASSES END: April 21, 1985
FINAL EXAMS: April 27, 28, 1985
COURSE TITLE TIME DAY Feb. 25 through May 6 instructor: Barbra Scavone
ACC 111 Prin. of Accounting | 9:00-12:30 Sat.
ACC 112 Prin. of pL 1 9:00-12:30 Sun. WILKES-BARRE AREA
BDP 212 Basic Programming 9:00-12:30 Sat. Section 35
BUS 101 Introduction to Business 9:00-12:30 Sat. Class Location: Coughlin High School
BUS 125 Beginning Typewriting 8:30-1:05 Sat. REGISTRATION DATE:
BUS 126 Intermediate Typewriting 8:30-1:05 Sat. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
BUS 127 Advanced Typewriting 8:30-1:05 Sat. CLASSES BEGIN: Monday, January 21, 1985
BUS 129 Shorthand & Transcription | 9:00-12:30 Sat. CLASSES END: Thursday, May 9, 1985
BUS 130 Medical Terminology | 9:30-12:30 Sun. FINAL EXAMS: Week of May 13, 1985
BUS 256-41 Word Processing 9:00-12:30 Sat. COURSE TITLE ; TIME DAY
256-42 Word Processing 9:00-12:30 Sat. ACC 111 Prin. of Accounting | 6:45-9:45 M.
257-41 Word Processing I 9:00-12:30 Sun. ACC 112 Prin. of Accounting Il 7:00-9:45 W.
257-42 Word Processing II 9:00-12:30 Sun. ACC 213 Managerial Accounting 7:00-9:45 Th.
CHE 111 Fund. of Chemistry 9:00-12:30 Sat. ART 110 Art Appreciation 7:00-9:45 T.
DSP 090 Elements of Science 9:00-12:30 Sun. BDP 212 Basic Programming 7:00-9:45 Th.
ENG 101 English Composition | 9:00-12:30 Sat. BDP 213 Advanced Basic Programming 6:45-9:45 M.
ENG 102 English Composition It 1:00-4:30 Sat. BUS 125-35 Beginning Typewriting 6:30-9:50, T.
ECO 151 Prin. of Economics | 9:00-12:30 Sun. BUS 125-36 Beginning Typewriting 6:30-9:50 W.
POS 211 American Government 9:00-12:30 Sat. BUS 126 Intermediate Typewriting 6:30-9:50 T.
PSY 103 General Psychology 1:00-4:30 Sat. BUS 127 ~~ Advanced Typewriting 6:30-9:50 Th.
PSY 217 Developmental Psychology 9:00-12:30 Sun. BUS 130 Medical Terminology | 7:00-9:45 W.
RET 101 Real Estate Fundamentals 1:00-4:30 Sat. BUS 202 Prin. of Marketing II 7:00-9:45 Th.
SOC 216 + Contemp. Social Problems 9:00-12:30 Sat. BUS 203 Salesmanship ¢ 6:45-9:45 M.
SPE 125 Fundamentals of Speech 1:00-4:30 Sun. BUS 210 Intro. to Data Processing 7:00-9:45 W.
BUS 260 Legal Aspects for the
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DALLAS A BUS 261 Business Law | :00-9:45 W.
SECTION REA ECO 152 Prin. of Economics Il 7:00-9:45 T.
Class Location: Dallas Area High School ENG 101 English Composition | 6:45-9:45 M.
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Tuesday, Jan. 8, 6:30-8:30 p.m. ENG 222 World Literature II - 7:00-9:45 T.
CLASSES BEGIN: Monday, January 21, 1985 HIS 102 History of Civilization | 6:45-9:45 M.
CLASSES END: Thursday, May 9, 1985 HUS 114 Children with Disabilities 7:00-9:45 T.
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ACC 111 Prin. of Accounting | 6:45-9:45 M. PHI 152 Life, Death and Dying 7:00-9:45 T.
ACC 112 Prin. of Accounting II 7:00-9:45 T. PHY 101 Intro. to Physical Science | 7:00-9:45 T.
ACC 213 Tax Accounting 7:00-9:45 W. PSY 103 General Psychology 6:45-9:45 M.
BIO 101 Intro. to Biological Science | 7:00-9:45 W. PSY 204 Child Psychology 7:00-9:45 T.
BUS 107 Mathematics of Finance 7:00-9:45 Th. RET 107 Law & Real Est. Practice 7:00-9:45 Th.
BUS 128 Shorthand Theor 7:00-9:45 W. SOC 215 Prin. of Sociolo y 6:45-9:45 M.
BUS 130 Medical Terreromgy | 6:45-9:45 M. SOC 216 Sonsmp. Social Problems 7:00-9:45 T.
BUS 201 Principles of Marketing | - 7:00-9:45 T. SPE 125 Fund. ot Speech 7:00-9:45 W.
BUS 210 Into. to Data Processing 7:00-9:45 W. TUR 101 Tourism | - Intro. &
BUS 231 Principles of Management 7:00-9:45 Th. Dimensions 7:00-9:45 W.
BUS 248 Small Bus. Management 6:45-9:45 M.
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LUZERNE COUNTY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Nanticoke, Pa. 18634
Telephone: 735-8300 — 829-7300 — 459-1600
Luzerne County Community College does not discriminate on the grounds of race. color, national origin. sex or handicap in the administration of ony of its educational progroms. octivities or
employment in accordance with applicable federal stotutes and regulations. Inquiries concerning application of this policy should be directed 10 Susan Fay, Director of Attirmative Action Employee
Relotions. Prospect Street and Middle Rood. Nanticoke PA 18634 (717.829.7393). >
Lurene County Community will moke available to notional origin minority applicants with limited English language skills ond applicants with visual impairments all financiol ossistance materials.
seeking
volunteers
The Retired Senior Volunteer Pro-
gram of Luzerne-Wyoming Counties
(RSVP) is looking for Senior Citi-
zens who would like to help other
senior citizens fill out their Property
Tax-Rent Rebate Forms and
uncomplicated federal and state
income tax forms.
RSVP is an ACTION * Program
sponsored locally by the Luzerne-
Wyoming Counties Bureau of the
Aging. Older volunteers provide this
service each year from February to
April in’senior citizens centers and
hi-rises. These volunteers will
receive training from federal and
state officials on January 22, 23, 24,
and 29.
If you are 60 years of age or older
and are interested in the Tax Assist-
ance Program, please contact the
RSVP office, 111 N. Pennsylvania
Blvd., Wilkes-Barre, 18702. or phone
822-1158.
Mountain Clergy Association.
HARRIET M. BELLES
Sunset
Harveys Lake
639-2010
RST EASTERN BANK
Dallas Village
Dallas
675-5241
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May your brand new
season be filled...
with miles of smiles!
And, best of luck, too!
DALLAS
AUTO PARTS
688 Memorial Highway
Dallas, Pa.
675-2143
Manager
named at
Meadows
Attorney Sol Lubin, president of
the Board of Ecumenical Enter-
prises, Inc., has announced the
business manager of the Meadows
Nursing Center, Dallas.
Mrs. Belles joined Ecumenical in
1983 as bookkeeper before accepting
the department head position.
A member of the National Honor.
Society, Mrs. Belles graduated from
High School.
retailing.
Married to Joseph Belles, the
couple reside at RD 1, Shickshinny,
and are members of the Reyburn
one son and daughter-in-law, Kevin
and Eloise Belles.
Drinking
drivers
increase
On the eve of New Year’s celebra-
tions, a time when people generally
imbibe more alochol than usual,
comes sobering news: the altest
Reader’s Digest-Gallup Survey finds
that the number of Americans who
drink and drive is on the rise.
discourage drinking and driving,
including stiffer penalties, more
people report they have driven
under the influence (20 percent)
today than when Gallup posed the
question in 1982" (16 percent).
Equally disturbing: in followup
interviews with survey respondents,
a surprising number of people
insisted they are better drivers
“after they've had a few,” Reader’s
Digest reports in its January issue.
In addition to those who admit to
drinking and driving, another 15
percent of respondents report drunk
driving by someone else in: their
family.
The survey, based on a self-
administered questionnaire com-
pleted by 979 drinkers out of a
sample of 1,516 adult Americans,
was conducted for Reader’s Digest
by The Gallup Organization during
the period June 29 - July 2, 1984.
Other survey findings: :
-The same percentage of Ameri-
time since 1969.
-While a majority of Americans
(55 percent) say their consumption
of alcohol hasn’t changed much
during the past five years, a size-
able portion of the public (29 per-
cent) say they have cut back and
only 11 percent say they drink more
today than five years ago. In the 18-
29 age group, 21 percent have
increased their consumption during
this period.
-Nine percent of families inter-
viewed report that at least one
family membe¥ has sought profes-
sional or medical help to overcome
a drinking problem. However, only
45 percnet of persons whose drink-
ing has caused serious trouble in
their lives have sought such assist-
ance. ri :
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