THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, April 9, 1986
Nickle-pickin’
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
MICHAEL FARRIS
DURING CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
WEEK, the children released many
colorful tagged balloons from the
schoolyard. Several replies have
been received most of them from
New dorser. Recently a second
grade teacher in Milltown, N.J.
found the balloon released by Chris-
topher Joseph of 3-204. In reply,
Mrs. Gray’s third graders are writ-
ing letters to that teacher’s class.
They hope to establish a pen-pal
relationship with the Milltown
second graders.
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IN MRS. ALBERTS FOURTH
GRADE Social Studies class, the
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students have been writing short
stories using Indian symbols. The
class decided that the following
children wrote the best stories: first
place-Kristin Cashore, Lynn Hill
and Shannon Stair; second place-
Gina Storz; third place-Tara Har-
teis, Corin Schall and Danielle Free-
man.
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LAST TUESDAY EVENING, a
celebration of Enrollment was held
for the children preparing for First
Communion, and their parents. The
children received a gold cross pin
as a symbol of their membership in
the class that will receive First
Holy Communion on May 3.
it It was nickle-pickin’ day at the Dallas Township Elementary
I} School the other day as the children reached deep into a
Jason Nutche while his classmate William Yenalevitch grabs as
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Joseph Pugliese Eye Clinic is pleased to announce the
appointment of Richard A. Lane, M.D. to its opthalmology
practice. Dr. Lane will be practicing general opthalmology at the
Eye Clinic.
Dr. Lane graduated Magna Cum Laude from Duke University,
! isd te MICHELE FARRIS KRISTYN POST ¥ North Carolina, and received his medical degree from Albany
Medical College, Albany, New York. He served his internship in
i! THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND 0. internal medicine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, New
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The P.T.O. of Westmoreland Elementary School, Tricisvile
recently awarded prizes to students who participated in the
annual Easter Candy Sale. This major fundraiser sponsored
by the Parent-Teacher Organization supports field trips,
enrichment programs, holiday parties and special programs
and projects during the school year. Shown here are the
winners. From left, first row, Joshua Yoh, Brandon Case,
Jennifer Sabatura, Amy Davenport, Stacey Engler. Second
row, Rebecca Myers, Amy Musto, Brian Matosky. Third row,
Carol Keefer, P.T.O. President; Pat Hite, Candy Sales
Chairperson. Absent when the picture was taken was Joe
Tairty and Jason Reynolds.
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SATURDAY, Dallas High School
will be presenting the musical pres-
entation of “Guys and Dolls.” Cur-
tain time is at 8 p.m. The cast and
crews have been working long hours
for the past month and a half.
“Guys and Dolls’ is under the
direction of Donald Hopkins. Per-
forming the lead roles are Maura
Mundy, Tim Corcoran, Marilyn
Ward, and D.J. Hopkins.
There are students holding impor-
tant roles behind the scenes who are
not seen such as: John Oravitz,
Stage Manager; Kristyn Post, Stu-
dent Director; Dawn Rothrock, Cos-
tume Crew Chief; Dina Pomrinke
and Chrissy Bulford, Prop Crew
Chiefs; and Kiersten Fries, Makeup
Crew ‘Chief. Michele Lamoreux
accompanies the cast on the piano
along with the pit orchestra under
the direction of David Benn.
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CONGRATULATIONS to the soft-
ball and the baseball teams for their
victories over Crestwood and Pitts-
ton last week. The teams will be
playing Nanticoke and West Side
Tech this week.
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track team and the tennis team for
their victories over Pittston!
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ANOTHER CONGRATULATIONS
goes to the JETS team of Dallas for
placing second overall at the Penn
State Wilkes-Barre Campus. Peter
Morcos placed first in the physics
portion of the tests.
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DALLAS RECENTLY HOSTED
PMEA Region Four Band Festival.
The concert was magnificent as a
result of the musicians dedication
director, David Benn, certainly
feels relieved for a job well done!
Hampshire. He completed his residency in opthalmology at the
Medical University of South Carolina where he was chief
resident.
Dr. Lane was certified by the American Board of Opthalmology
and is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
He was honored with the HELM Vision Research Award by the
Medical University of South Carolina. Dr. Lane had a private
opthalmology practice in Newport, Rhode Island from 1984 until
the time he joined the Eye Clinic. He is presently residing with
his wife Deborah in Dallas, PA.
Dr. Lane will be taking appointments Monday through
Saturday in addition to Wednesday evenings at the Eye Clinic in
Kingston, 288-7405. Also, he will be taking new patient
appointments daily Monday through Friday at the Eye Clinic’s
two new satellite locations in Bloomsburg, 784-4777 and
Berwick, 752-1000.
Since the addition of Dr. Lane, the Eye Clinic staff now
consists of seven opthalmologists and three optometrists cover-
ing the following subspecialists: Joseph F. Pugliese, M.D. -
Cataract and Lens Implant Surgery; Thomas G. Sharkey, M.D. -
Pediatric and Glaucoma Surgery; Donald J. Savage, M.D. -
Retina - Vitreous Surgery; Anthony J. Kameen, M.D. - Medical
Opthalmology; Larry A. Litscher, M.D. - Cornea and Refractive
Surgery; Harry G. Glen, M.D. - General Opthalmology; Jay L.
Endrusick, O.D., Kurt J. Moody, O.D., and Gail A. Evans,
0.D. - Specialty in Contact Lens Fittings, Refractions, and Low
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