Complete course
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
The sixth grade girls of Team C of
the Dallas Intermediate School have
completed a Red Cross Babysitting
Course. The course, which was
taught at the Dallas Intermediate
School, was completed in six ses-
sions with a total of eight hours of
instruction. It was given by Ms.
Mary MacFarland, R.N. Red Cross
Nursing and Home Health Director
with the assist of Janice Borton,
Sixth Grade Homeroom Teacher.
The course included films, discus-
sions, written assignments, demon-
strations and a session of ‘“hands-
on” with life sized dolls. Upon
completion of the course a test was
administered. The girls learned how
to prevent accidents, what to do in
an emergency, and how important
they can be in the life of a child.
They learned what job-hunting skills
they need to get the job, how to do
the job well and how to enjoy and
learn from the experience.
The following girls successfully
completed the course and were
presented with Red Cross Babysit-
ting Certificates:
Bonnie Bellas, Angela Schell,
Grace Helgemo, Lisa Goldsmith,
Kim Stager, Becky Holthaus, Kris-
ten Hardisky, Melanie Suda, Tina
Lapallo, Liza Lettie, Lori Baller,
Melanie Marino, Jane Oh, Debbie
Barnoski, Brenda Misson, Lisa
Owen, Brenda Dwyer, Kim Pilecki,
Stacey Fritsky, Stacy Roberts,
Eileen Tamanini, Patti Yaronski.
Award presented
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
The Dallas Senior High School
Student Council proudly presented
the first annual Spirit Award to
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, senior
homeroom 32, for showing the most
school spirit during Homecoming
Week.
Points accumulated for selling
links for the spirit chain, football
tickets, and painter hats were
counted to determine the winning
homeroom.
Michael Shevock, Student Council
Advisor, hopes to make this award
a tradition at Dallas Senior High
School. Homeroom 32 will display
the plaque for one year then either
retain or pass it on to another
homeroom, during the next year’s
Homecoming Week.
A special thanks went to Jeff
Zaykowski who earned the most
spirit points for homeroom 32.
Laura Kuczura, Student Council
President, is shown presenting the
award to Mrs. Johnson and her
homeroom.
Seventy eight College Misericor-
dia students have been named to the
Dean’s List for the fall semester.
The announcement was made by
Dr. James J. Pallante, academic
dean at the college. Students must
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacAvoy,
739 Latimore Rd., York Springa,
Pa., announce the birth of their first
child, Thomas James, on January
14 in the Harrisburg Hospital. Mrs.
MacAvoy is the former Wanda
Hummel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hummel of Cogan State, Pa.
This is the Hummel’s first grand-
child.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
town. Great-grandmother is Eliza-
beth Daily, Dallas.
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earn a 3.55 or better on a 4.0 scale
to receive dean’s list status.
Local students named to the list
are: Kathleen Bahner, RD 3,
Dallas, a senior elementary educa-
tion major; Mary Bevevino, RD 5,
Dallas, sophomore liberal arts
major; Michael Daley, 48 Powder-
horn Drive, a sophomore English
major; Florence Harry, RD 4,
Dallas, a freshman liberal arts
major; William Jones, 121 Hilltop
Drive, a senior business administra-
tion major; Rita Kester, 27 Pear
Tree Lane, a senior elementary
education major; Debra Romanski,
71 Sunset Drive, a senior business
administration major; Darlene
Lutinski, RD 1, Harveys Lake, a
junior business administration
major; Barbara Crane, Lehman, a
junior math major; Margaret
Rambus, Sweet Valley, a senior
social work major; Marianne
Judge, Sutton Road, Shavertown, a
senior biology major; Jocelyn
Margis, 324 Highland Ave., Trucks-
ville, a sophomore social work
major; John Pallante, Deer Hill
Road, Shavertown, and Marjorie
Henry, RD 3, Dallas, an elementary
education major.
THE TERRIBLY COLD
WEATHER not only put many
things at a stand still last week but
almost drove every mother in the
Back Mountain to distraction since
school was out for two days. Now
don’t get me wrong, I really like a
day off with my kids but after a
four day vacation (including the
weekend) everyone is ready to get
back to our ;
normal daily rou-
tine. I do make
my grocer
extremely happy,
though, since
food just doesn’t |
last in our house
with the kids at |
home. i
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I THINK IT’S *®
GREAT the KINGSBURY
Dallas
Junior High School Student Council
collected $225 to benefit the local
SPCA. Many voices are heard con-
cerning proper treatment of ani-
mals so it’s great to see our teenag-
ers getting out there and doing
something constructive about it.
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DID YOU KNOW that Kiwanis
International celebrated its 70th
birthday last week. Chartered on
January 21, 1915 in Detroit, Kiwanis
has grown to include 8,100 clubs and
310,000 members. Vial of Life pro-
gram, weekly visits to guests of
Hillside Personal Care Home, Spe-
cial Olympics, donations to charita-
ble agencies and paper drives, are
all fine projects sponsored by this
fine organization. :
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I AM SO HAPPY to hear that
Charlotte Watchulonis is recovering
following an auto accident last
week. I saw Charlotte earlier that
afternoon. When I heard that she
had “been in an accident I was
stunned. I'm sure all her students at
Hilltop Nursery School wish her a
speedy recovery.
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SINCERE BEST WISHES to Susie
Stine, Redledge Drive, Dallas who
has been appointed to Dallas Bor-
ough Council. Susie is a tireless
community worker; a member of
the ambulance ‘crew and a partici-
pant in the annual Library Auction.
borough zoning board. Ge
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IF YOU'RE INTERESTED in
joining the Back Mountain JayCees,
the organization will hold a propsec-
tive membership meeting Jan. 29 at
7:30 p.m. in the Castle Inn. The club
is seeking new members. Persons
ages 18 to 35 are eligible.
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THE BLUE AND GOLD FATH-
ERS’ CLUB of Bishop O’Reilly High
School presented $2,000 to the Rev.
Theodore Marcinko, principal of the
school, to be applied to the costs of
the atheltic program. Back Moun-
tain resident Stan Petroski is club
president.
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BEST WISHES TO THE FOL-
LOWING area couples who were
recently married: Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Kravitsky IV, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Stachura; Mr. and Mrs. Marc
McCain.
Mr. and Mrs. kravitsky were mar-
ried in St. Mary’s Byzantine church.
Rev. Michael Miyo and Rev. Peter
Luzinski performed the double ring
ceremony.
Mrs. Kravitsky, the former Suz-
anne Claire Satnarelli, is a graduate
of Dallas High School. An employee
of Diversified Business Forms, she
is also an instructor at Barbizon
School of Modeling.
Mr. Kravitsky, a Dallas graduate,
is employed as area manager for
Lawn-A-Mat lawn service.
Following a wedding trip to
Hawaii, the Kravitskys are residing
in Edwardsville.
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MR. AND MRS. STACHURA were
married in Our Lady of Victory
Church. Rev. George Jeffreys offici-
ated at the ceremony and Nuptial
Mass.
Mrs. Stachura, the former Karen
Batka, is a graduate of Pennsyl-
vania State University. Mr. Sta-
chura is a graduate of Michigan
State University:
Following a trip to Nassau, they
are living in Dallas, Texas.
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MR. AND MRS. MARC MCCAIN
were married in St. John’s Lutheran
Church, Philadelphia. Rev. Pastor
Brunsell performed the double ring
ceremony. :
A reception was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kenney,
parents of th bride, following the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. McCain
are at home in Nottingham Town-
ship.
from left, are School
675-0835
necticut has been named Quality
Control Analyst of the Electric Boat
Division of General Dynamics,
Midway, Connecticut.
Monk is in the receiving inspec-
tion department of the company. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Allabaugh, 102 Pinecrest Avenue,
Dallas.
Directors recently
Martin F. Noon;
School Board Associations.
Are your children beautiful and or
talented? Would you like for them to
have the opportunity to perform in
T.V. commercials? Or fashion
models in catalogs and advertise-
ments?
America’s Little Miss and Mr.
Pageants is a step in the right
direction. We are very proud to
announce our upcoming state pag-
eant to be held at the Holiday Inn
way, Essington, Pa. on April 27.
The State competition is open to
adults. The age divisions are 0-2, 3-
5, 6-8, 9-12 and 13 year and up for
girls and 0-3, 4-6, and 7-10 for boys.
A talent division is also open to both
girls and boys, the talent competi-
tion is optional.
We are also very proud to
announce that part of the judging
a.
staff will be a casting director,
which has been appointed to the
National Panel of the National
Judge and Casting Directors Asso-
ciation. This Association has direc-
Louis, Atlanta, Florida, Texas,
Calif. and Europe, who cast for
Talent and Beauty for T.V. and
Screen movies, Models for commer-
cials, Industrial and fashion Print
work.
Awards include Beautiful Crowns,
Large 5 foot trophies, diamonds,
watches, cameras, official luggage
and the opportunity to represent
your state in National Competition.
For more information please call
or write either Christine Cox (502)
964-1865 - P.O. Box 29995, Louisville,
Ky. 40229 or Sharon McKenzie (606)
523-0852 - P.O. Box 1284, Corbin, Ky.
40701. ;
SUN. 12to 5
TRY
5 Wedne
$26
Stenciling with Joanne Campbell
Wednesday, Feb. 6, 7-9 p.m. $9
Applique Pillow Top with Joanne Ennis
4 Thursdays beg. Feb. 7, 7-9 p.m. $30
ilt in a Day Workshop with Joanne Ennis
Saturday, Feb. 9, 8:30-4:30 p.m. $30
And more than 40 other non-credit courses -
TO REGISTER CALL: 675-2181 ext. 331
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