The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, March 7,1990 13 v SCHOOL Dallas Kindergarten registration to be held Gerald J. Wycallis, Superinten- dent of the Dallas School District, announces Kindergarten Registra- tion for the 1990-91 school year will be held in the Dallas Adminis- School menus DALLAS SCHOOLS Mar. 8 - 14 THURSDAY - B.B.Q. chicken, mashed potatoes w/gravy, tender peas, chocolate pudding, choice of milk. FRIDAY - Cheese’ pizza, but- tered broccoli, p anut butter cook- ies, choice of milk. MONDAY - Juicy hot / ‘dog w/ chili sauce, French fries, fruited jello, choice of milk. 5 TUESDAY- Hot turkey sand- wich, sweet potatoes, buttered corn, creamy pudding w/topping, choice of milk. x WEDNESDAY - Spiral macaroni | w/ meat sauce, tossed salad, garlic bread, purple plums, choice of milk. GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL Mar. 8 - 14 THURSDAY - Hot dog on bun, sauerkraut, onion rings, plums, oreo, milk. FRIDAY - Pizza, carrot-celery stixs, peaches, oatmeal cookie, milk. MONDAY- Taco w/ lettuce-to- mato-cheese, corn, peaches, pud- ding, . TUESDAY - Chicken nuggets/ sauces, buttered noodles, pickles, trative Office Building, Church St., Dallas on March 26, 27, 28 and 29, 1990. Hours will be from 9 "a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday. A Birth Certificate or other ac- ceptable evidence of age must accompany each registration. A child must be five (5) years of age on or before September 30, 1990 to make him/her eligible for Kin- dergarten. Those with last names begin- ning with A, B, C.D. E and F will register on Monday, March 26; those with G, H, I, J, K and L on Tuesday, March 27; those with M, N, O, P, Q and R on Wednesday, March 28; and those with S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z on Thursday, March 29. The children who will enter First Grade, but did not attend the Dallas Kindergarten program this past term, may reg- ister on Thursday, March 29. In addition to the registration, vision, speech and hearing screen- ings will be given. Under the regulations of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, all children, kindergarten through 12th grade, will be re- quired to provide proof of having received the following immuniza- tions: Three (3) doses TD of DT Vac- cine: for protection against Teta- nus (lockjaw) and Diptheria. Three (3) does of Oral Polio Vaccine, or if prescribed by a physician, four (4) doses of Salk Injectable Polio Vaccine. The following vaccines admini- stered at twelve (12) months of age or older: One (1) dose of live attenuated Measles Vaccine or a blood test showing immunity. One (1) dose of Live Rubella (German Measles) Vaccine or a blood test showing immunity. One (1) dose of Live Mumps Vaccine or a signed statement from your physician stating that your child had the disease. The school officials need to review the child's immunizations to be certain the child meets the standards as set by the state re- garding immunizations. If the student's records do not meet the standards, he/she will not be able to attend school. If immunization is against your religious beliefs oryou have a strong moral or ethical conviction similar to a religious belief, you must sign the reverse side of the “Certificate of Immunization” stating your reason. If immunization is not medically advisable at this time, a physician (M.D. or D.O.) must sign the medical exemption on the re- verse side of the certificate. Please request the necessary form from the school nurse. Students compete in national contest Students from Lake-Lehman High School participated in the 13th “Knowledge Master Open”, a national grueling academic contest. Over 40,000 students across the United States, Canada, and the Pacific Basin competed in the “Knowledge Master Open.” Using their knowledge in the areas of Trigonometry, World History, Chemistry and 13 other areas of curricula, these students faced tough questions and vied for top scores based on speed and accuracy. The “Knowledge Master Open” was designed to stimulate interest and recognition for academic accomplishment: The contest was developed to run on Apple Il Computers in order to provide all schools the opportunity to compete in a national academic contest without the expense of traveling to a central site. Pictured from left, Jeff Gold, Judy Andrejko, Dave Konopke, Megan Lukasavage. Penn State Dean's List Back Mountain undergraduate students who qualified for the dean's list at Penn State for the fall semester with a required 3.50 or better average are: Dallas - Brock A. Bullock, Tracy E. Davis, Donald J. Hopkins, Marcia McCarroll, RobertE. Menig, Robert E. Moran, Terry H. Ogle, Joseph A. Patalonis, James P. Strange, Jon R. Strange, Paula L. Wandel. Harveys Lake - Steven A. Rowe, Michael R. Williams, Tari K. Wise- carver. Hunlock Creek - Christine M. Cain, Brandon T. Dennis, Carla A. Erhard, Michell L. Lord. Shavertown - Deborah A. Dav- enport, Karen A. Evanish, Cheryl A. Gavigan, Ann M. Potichko, John F. Sobocinski, Richard D. Stokes, Evan H. Thomas. Trucksville - Bryan N. Mathers. Students enroll at PSU New freshmen enrolled at Penn State for spring semester, which began in January, are: Dallas- Steven A. Carr, 74 Ter- race St.,; Alison R. Dombek, RD 2, Box 210B; Kristell K. Kocher, 81 Susquehanna Ave.; Alfred E. Manzoni, RD 2, Box 253; Jason T. Moran, RD 6, Box 93A; Prudence E. Parry, RD 2, Box 327; Martin J. pears, milk. ’ : / Reynolds, 13 Dorchester Drive; _ WEDNESDAY - Roti w/meat Kingswood Scholarships available 5s: od ersaesier Dove @ applesduce, milk. Harveys Lake - Christopher R. vy Wyoming Seminary College record oF Sontrbulions 2 their Engle; RD 2, Box 25; Shane P. L Preparatory School, Kingston, is current school and church com- Fegely, 352 2nd St. LARS LEHMAN SCHOOLS currently accepting applicationsfor munities, and the abilitytoachieve ~~ Hunlock Creek - David Dor- THURSDAY - Baked meat loaf, mashed potatoes, buttered kernel corn, roll-butter, ice cream, milk. FRIDAY - Fish nuggets w/tar- tar sauce, French fries, applesauce, roll-butter, cookie, milk. MONDAY - Hamburg on bun, _a pickle chips, vegetable soup-crack- rs, fruit cup, milk. TUESDAY - Meatball hoagie, seasoned green beans, pears, milk. WEDNESDAY - Beef stew over elbow macaroni, pickled beets, roll- butter, blueberry cobbler, milk. WEST SIDE TECH Mar. 8 - 14 Breakfast THURSDAY - French toast w/ syrup, juice, pastry, milk, cereal, | Juice, pastry milk. FRIDAY - Cereal, bananabread, chilled orange juice, milk. MONDAY - Banana nut muftin, choice of cereal, juice, fruit, milk. TUESDAY - Coffee cake, choice of cereal, apple juice, milk. WEDNESDAY - Sausage-pan- cakes, juice, milk or cereal, juice, pastry, milk. Lunch ' THURSDAY - Italian meatballs, tomato sauce, roll, salad/dress- ing, cookies, milk. FRIDAY - French bread pizza, celery-carrots-broccoli w/dip, fruit, Tandycake, milk. MONDAY - Hot dog on bun w/ onions-relish, hash browns, fruit, peanut jumble cookies, milk. TUESDAY - Chipped ham-let- tuce, roll, tomato soup-crackers, pumpkin bars, milk. WEDNESDAY - Chipped nug- gets w/honey dip, French fries, cole slaw, brownies, milk. through seventh grade at Gate School. students are motivated and the coordinator. Sister M. Davida Morgan, RSM School. Mary Ricci, Amanda Adamitz. Gate of Heaven students use computers In cooperation with Dallas School District, students from the third of Heaven School are participat- ing in the Intergrated Learning Systems Program at Dallas Middle Students are tested and placed at each individual learning level in enriching their basic reading and math skills on computer. This program enables each student to reach their full potential. The system emphasizes learning strategies and higher order thinking. Mr. Jack Wega is Dallas School District computer education is principal of Gate of Heaven Shown, from left, Joanne Greger, Maureen Quigley, Kara O’Brien, Cathy Wega, instructor; Robin Considine, Janine Chalk, CUSTOM BUILT ON YOUR LOT (NOT PRE FAB OR MODULAR) FEATURES Steel Support Beam, Anderson Windows, All Exterior Plywood Sheathing, Ceramic Tile Baths, Birch Interior, Doors, Slate Foyer, Custom Cabinetry, Wall to the 1990-91 Kingswood Scholar- ships. Applications are available to ninth, 10th and 11th grade stu- dents who are members of the United Methodist Church and not currently enrolled in Wyoming Seminary. Awards will be granted to students who, in the judgment of the scholarship committee, combine personal character, a REGION IV CHORUS academic success at Wyoming Seminary. Interested applicants should contact Wyoming Seminary’s Admissions Director John R. Eidam in writing, or by calling 283-6060. Candidates will be re- quired to submit an information sheet, plus recommendations from their pastor, and teachers, and a school transcript. Deadline for applications is May 15. rance, RD 2, Box 234; Bernard J. Karlowicz, Box 136, RD 1; Samuel C. Yale, RD 2, Box 361. Shavertown - Tanya Dobranski, 106 Green Rd.; Wade T. Hoyt, 1667 Hillside Rd.; Kevin S. Kistler, 162 Woodbine Rd.; Donald J. Menig, 113 North Memorial S; Douglas W. Rice, 2822 Chase Road; Richard T. Shemo, 146 Shadetree Rd. Trucksville - Brian F. Kaplan- : ski, 211 Hill St. Let's Show Off Some Back Mountain Hospitality. . . The Dallas School Distict has the honor of being host to the PMEA Region IV Chorus on March 21, 22, 23 and 24, 1990. The guest conductor is a former student of Dallas who is now an eminent composer with many pub- lished works, Dr. William C. Cutter. One of the respon- sibilities of our school district is to find suitable housing for the chorus members who will be representing fifty school districts in Northeastern Pennsylvania. chorus consists of 162 members, we are asking coopera- As the tion and assistance of parents and friends in this Project: The obligations of the host family are as follows: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 1. Meet student guests at the Dallas Middle School at 9:30 p.m. 2. Take them home and provide a bedtime snack and comfortable sleeping quarters D ARCH 22 1. Serve breakfast to your guests. 2. Provide transportation to the Dallas Middle School by 8:30 a.m. 3. Meet your guests at 9:30 p.m. and take them home. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 1. & 2. Same as above. 3. Pick students up at the Irem Temple Country Club at 11:00 p.m. SATURDAY. MARCH 24 1. Serve breakfast to your guests. 2. Provide transportation to the Middle School by 9:30 a.m. 3. Your obligations are now complete. The hosts will be invited as guests to attend the Region IV Chorus Concert on Saturday, March 24 at 2:00 p.m. If you have the facilities and are willing to host one or more of these students, please complete the form at the bottom of this page, cut off and return it to the school as soon as THE CHELSEA | possible. MODEL HOME ON DISPLAY $71,800 - 70' x 32' « all brick - two car garage ° covered rear porch sunken LR « laundry area off hall bath « 3 BR's * 15' master BR features fuli bath & walk in closet « formal DR large eat-in kitchen Wall Carpeting, Linoleum in Kitchen, Steel Garage Doors and Many More MODEL HOME HOURS Daily 12 - 8 p.m. Closed Friday Sat. & Sun. 12-5 p.m. DIRECTIONS TO MODEL HOME CENTER Rt. 315, approx. 2 mi. north of the Wyoming Valley Mall Just past Pocono Downs Race Track 1 JANOVER OMES BETTER HOMES FOR BETTER LIVING Established 1959 Please complete and send to: (Mrs.) Florence H. Sherwood Music Department Chairperson Dallas High School Hildebrand Road, Dallas PA 18612 or call 675-5201 (School) or 696-2412 (Home) pee ai sites Sls o gl me le I will accept the responsiblities as stated and will gladly house the following: (give number) Girls Name THE CAMBRIDGE IV MODEL HOME ON DISPLAY Boys Address (Mailing) $64,450 - 56' x 28' bi-level - UPPER LEVEL - LR « DR - eat-in kitchen 3 BR's « Full bath - LOWER LEVEL - 24' family room 4th BR + 1/2 bath « laundry room oversized two car garage 2004 SQ. FT. LIVING AREA Call or write for free brochure & price sheet 655-3724 + 1333 Rt. 315, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Location of Home (Lower Demunds, Orange, etc.) Telephone fe se cn ss we en ce ce tt pf
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