: 8 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 17, 1991 PEOPLE | Offset employees of the month Due to the resounding success of Offset Paperback’s Forktruck ~ Training Program, its seven committee members were selected as ~~ Co-Employees-of-the-Monthy for May. The honored committee ~ members consisted of Dan Phillips, chairman; Marvin Artmont, Sue Malenovitch, Pete Hospodar, Dan Fisher, John Brown and ~ Tom Lewis. The Committee's first assignment dealt with the ~ development and implementation of a forktruck training program ~ which included classroom and operational instruction. Dan Phillips ~ chaired the forktruck committee whose efforts, knowledge, interest and enthusiasm assured program success. The committee will remain intact and will assist with the development of a pre- ~ operation forktruck safety checklist, ongoing training as well as periodic audit of operator adherence to safety requirements. ~ As employees of the month, they each received an Employee-of- ‘the-Month certificate, dinner for two gift certificate and a $50 Savings Bond. Kneeling from left, John Brown, Marvin Artmont. ~ Standing from left, Dan Fisher, Pete Hospodar, Sue Malenovitch, ‘and Michael J. Gallagher, ~ Phillips. The United States Amateur | Ballroom Dancers Association (USABDA) has announced that a ~ chapter for ballroom dancers will be organized in this area. Joan Phillips, from Dallas has been appointed Project Leader for this program. ~The local chapter is one ot 80 new chapters of amateur ballroom ~ dancers being organized nation- ‘wide by USABDA. At present there Keith McDonald, son of James and Carol McDonald, Dallas, was one of approximately 900 students selected from nearly 15,000 candi- dates to attend a science and engi- neering summer seminar program at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. | ~ McDonald, will be a senior at ~ Dallas Senior High School. : The Naval Academy invites stu- dents who are highly proficient in mathematics, science or engineer- ing to Annapolis to acquaint them ~ with educational opportunities at Historical Society auction set for Aug. 10 - Committee members are collecting items for the Wyoming Histori- ~ cal and Geological Society’s 14th Annual Auction, slated for Saturday, Aug. 10. Held on the Swetland Homestead Grounds on Wyoming Avenue in Wyoming, the auction will open at 10 a.m. Members and friends of the Society are being asked to donate items for both the auction and the Flea Market. Local businesses are once again generously contributing new goods and gift certificates. The Auction, which is the Society's major fund raising event, also features homemade baked goods, a raffle, paperback books and refreshments. Pictured from left, Society President Frank E.P. Conyngham and Treasurer Lillian Cohen display several of the items donated for the Auction. president. Absent Tom Lewis, and Dan Phillips to help organize local ballroom dance group are chapters in Pittsburgh, Lan- caster, York, State College and Carlisle. The local chapter will be holding social dances at least monthly. Typically, each dance consists of a formal dance lesson followed by two to three hours of general dancing. The chapter also will promote ballroom dance training in local colleges and high schools. For information contact Joan Phil- lips, 717-675-2277. ‘McDonald attends naval ‘academy summer seminar the academy and professional opportunities in the naval service. Students attending the week- long seminar select six workshops from 21 offered. While at the Naval Academy, the students experience midshipman life by living in the midshipmen’s dormitory, using the academy's extensive athletic and computer facilities and sailing on the academy's patrol boats. As the undergraduate college of the Navy, the Naval Academy pre- pares midshipmen morally, men- tally and physically to be profes- sional officers in the naval service Send news items to: The Dallas Post 309-415 Plaza P.O. Box 366 Dallas, PA 18612 Nulton named CEO of First | Eastern Equipment Leasing Daniel R. Nulton has been named executive vice president and chief executive officer of First Eastern Equipment Leasing Com- pany, a subsidiary of First Eastern Bank, according to an announce- ment by Richard M. Ross, Jr., bank chairman. \ Nulton, who joined First East- ern Equipment Leasing in 1981, has full corporate responsibility for all functions of the leasing subsidiary. Prior to his new re- sponsibilities, Nulton served as director of Corporate marketing an was in charge of the marketing efforts, as well as credit admini- stration, documentation and com- pliance departments. He is a graduate of Bishop O'Reilly High School, King's Col- lege with a BS degree in Account- ing and Wilkes University with an MBA in Finance. Nulton is a member of the American Association of Equip- | ment Lessors, the Eastern Asso- ciation of Equipment Lessors and the Westmoreland Club. He and his wife, Joyce, reside in Trucksville with their two daughters, Nicole and Danielle. TERESKA COMPLETES TECHNICIAN SCHOOL Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Adam J. 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