12 THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, May 15, 1985
Science Fair held
Cecilia Williams, grade 7, shows her project for Gate of
Heaven's recent Science Fair. Cecilia constructed a maze,
then trained a guinea pig to find his way through it.
Banquet held
Several students and faculty members were recently
honored at an Awards Banquet given by Penn State Wilkes-
Barre to recognize outstanding achievements and contribu-
tions to campus life. The banquet was held at the Irem
Temple Club in Dallas, with members and friends of the
campus community in attendance. Shown are, from left,
Student Susan Rutstein of West Pittston; assistant professor
of English Dr. Deborah Brassard; and student John J.
Jablowski of Ashley. Campus executive officer Dr. James
Ryan, far right, presided over ceremonies.
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Nulton honored
The Dallas Junior High School is proud to announce the
award of first place honors to seventh grader Peter Nulton in
the District 5 Annual ‘‘History Day Contest’ sponsored by
Luzerne-Wyoming Counties Social Studies Council at Wyo-
ming Valley West High School recently. A member of Mr.
William Roberts’ World Cultures Class and Dr. William
Price's Academically Gifted Class, Peter received his first
place honors for his individual project entitled, ‘The Effects
of the Crusades on Western World Civilization.’' Peter will
represent District 5 at the state competition to be held on
the main campus of the Pennsylvania State University,
University Park, on May 15 and 16. On History Day, student
grades 6 through 12 submit entries, as a culmination of a
series of activities, into contests in which they are judged by
historians, educators and other experienced professionals in
related fields. Peter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherry Nulton
of Dallas. Pictured is Peter Nulton with his World Cultures
instructor and contest sponsor, William Roberts.
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The Dallas Wrestling Club
recently honored the Junior and
Senior High wrestlers of Dallas
High School at its annual dinner
held at Elk’s Lodge in Wilkes-Barre.
Principal speaker was Craig Rome,
Wilkes College outstanding fresh-
man wrestler. Don Cooper served as
toastmaster.
Special awards were presented to
wrestlers of the junior and senior
high teams. The following received
them: Senior High, most team
points, Billy Mathers; most near
falls, Billy Mathers; most take-
downs, Billy Mathers; most pins,
Billy Mathers; fastest pin, Paul
Burke; most improved, Bryon
Mathers. Award also went to Billy
Mathers, District II Third Place.
Jackets were also presented to the
seniors Joe Patts, John Graham,
Mark Rogers, and Dave Hislop. The
team captains were also honored:
Joe Patts and Dave Hislop.
Junior High level: Awards were
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presented to most team points,
Jerry Ogurkis; most pins, Jerry
Ogurkis and Dave Mayers; most
near falls, Jerry Ogurkis; most take
downs, Mike Richards; fastest pin,
Gene Falls; most improved, Eric
Olsen. Awards went to Billy Jan-
osky and Jerry Ogurkis for unde-
feated season. Awards also went to
Billy Janosky, Jerry Ogurkis, and
Eric Olsen for District II Junior
High first place, Mike Richards,
second place; Jim O’Donnell, Keith, ® / 4
Graham and Mike Karprowski third
place; Matt Balberchak, Ronald
Post and Steve Finn, fourth place
for District II Junior High. Jackets
were presented to the Junior High
wrestlers for taking the District II
championship.
Officers of the club include: Ron
Post, president; Carol Rogers, trea-
surer; Donnie Janosky, secretary;
Jack Graham, Jerry Ogurkis, Sr.,
Lawrence Richards and Bill Jan-
osky as directors.
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of two children: Daughter, Sherry Ann, Student at
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each others safety, a Penn State
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“Bicyclists are responsible for the
same traffic codes that motorists
are. Four out of five accidents occur
when a bicyclist violates traffic
rules,” according to Dennis
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“But motorists should not take
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SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN
Jim helped to build and institu
Board. He was Chairman of the
chairmanship, the following pr
Youngsters on Saturday Morn
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Women at the old high school.
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Democrats
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JAMES G. PUGH
For Council
Second Ward
Experienced & Qualified
- Born & Raised in Swoyersville
Swoyersville High
Graduate
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Parents of Five Sons: Lewis of
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