8 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 7, 1993, 1993 (V4 Named to King's Dean's List Dr. Donald Farmer, vice presi- dent and dean for academic af- fairs at King's College, recently announced that 494 of the col- lege’s students have qualified for the spring 1993 semester dean's list, signifying a grade point aver- age of 3.4 or higher. Among Back Mountain stu- dents who received the recogni- tion were: Dallas: Marcella Bove, John Kristan, Gina Gallagher, Paula Sitar, Tracey Michael, Shelly Hoover, Meagan Wega, James McGuire, Jennifer Judge, and Heather Hoyes. Harveys Lake: Pasetti. Hunlock Creek: Michael Bice. Shavertown, Laura Napieral- ski; Courtney Butler; Jason Yencha, Denise Eldridge, Judith Andrejko, Maurisa Fela, Leeanne Rogers, Deborah Baird, and Ter- rence Fina. Trucksville: Kelly Terescavage, Kimberly Kaleta, and Carrie Reid. Luzerne: David Zukosky, Jesse Nelson, and Andrew Reilly Kimberly - AWARD WINNER -Mr. and Mrs. Chopyak, Michael S. Gruen Memorial Award winner Mark Chopyak and John Baranowski, Interim Principal. Earns citizenship award At an Awards Program held recently at the Lehman-Jackson Elementary School, Lehman, the Michael S. Gruen Citizenship Award was presented to Mark Chopyak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chopyak, 84 Gates Road, Briarwood Terrace, Shavertown. This award is presented annu- Top science student ally in memory of Michael Gruen, a 6th grade teacher who died in an automobile accident in October, 1976. The recipient is selected by teachers and students on the basis of those qualities which best ex- emplify a good citizen, academics, dependability, honesty, coopera- tion, respect and leadership. Ryan Marx, an eighth grade student at Lake-Lehman placed first in the school’s annual science fair in May. During an awards cere- mony at the close of the school, Lynn Sutliff, president of the school’s Teen-Parent-Teacher (TPT) organization presented Ryan with a first place prize of a $50 savings bond. Pictured, from left, R. Roberts, Principal; Ryan Marx, Lynn Sutliff, T.P.T. president. Dallas student earns PSU athletic award Penn State Wilkes-Barre students Trudy Blaine of Plymouth and Keith Kozel, of Dallas were both awarded the John Egli Outstanding Student Athlete Award at the campus’ annual Athletic Awards ceremony. The award was established in honor of assistant professor John Egli in recognition of his long dedication and devotion to Penn State, where he served as student, athlete, faculty member, and coach. Particularly significant was his service and contributions as the first Commonwealth Campus Coordinator of athletics. Egli was respon- sible for establishing and developing the athletic programs now enjoyed by countless Commonwealth campus students. Fax your ad! to The Dallas Post 675-3650 Nursing Home Insurance For Folks Age 50-84 Can pay up to $200 a day. Pollicy GR-7A1 Call today for FREE FACTS including costs, . exceptions, limitations, and renewal provisions. 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Standing: Michelle Molesky, Coleman Greene, Rachel Hiller, Marina Knappman, Nancy Ferko, Presi- dent Dallas Area Federated Women's Club, Steve Kaschenbach, Dallas art teacher. Highest averages at Lake-Lehman Junior High Plaques were presented to the two students with the highest averages in the seventh and eighth grades at Lehman Junior High, at the closing day awards ceremony. Left photo, from left, R. Roberts, Principal; Debbie White, Andrew Loughney, R. Rogers, Guidance Counselor. JoAnn White and Jennifer Klaips receive plaques for the highest scholastic averages in the seventh grade at Lehman Junior High, during Awards Day ceremonies. .n right photo are eighth grade winners, from eft, R. Roberts, Principal; R. Rogers, Guidance Counselor; JoAnn White, Jennifer Klaips. ry 2° S$ | Lehman-Jackson PTA finishes active year The Lehman-Jackson Elemen- tary PTA recently held its year end Board meeting, bringing to a close a very productive year. The first, second and third grade, R.ILF. program students were visited by Susan Rukstalis, author ofa children’s book entitled How Many Steps Before the Queen. Mrs. Rukstalis read her book to the children, taught them how to play the game, and then the children selected their third free book in their classrooms. The PTA was able to send every grade on a field trip. The kinder- garten students went to the Shrine Circus at the Armory in Kingston. The first grade students saw the play “101 Dalmatians” at the F.M. Kirby Center. The second grade students saw the play “Pinnochio” at the Music Box Theater. The third grade students toured the Stroehman Bakery in Wil- liamsport and then went for a ride on the Susquehanna River on the Hiawatha. The fourth grade students went to the Lackawanna Coal Mine, the Anthracite Museum, and the Steamtown Rail Yard. The fifth grade students went to Harris- burg where they toured the Capi- tol building, the Treasury and the State Museum. The sixth grade students began their trip at the Aguarium in Camden, rode the riverboat to Philadelphia, and visited the historic center in Phila- delphia. The special education students went to Shawnee Place. During the school year the PTA brought several wonderful assem- bly programs to the school. James Getty or “Abraham Lincoln” spent the day with the students in Octo- ber. Bloomsburg Theater En- semble presented “Under African Skies” in March. Northwind Na- ture Education Opportunities and Susan Adie thrilled the children with the story of “Scarlatt the Macaw” and rainforest slides. Clifford Sunflower brought “Dancin” With the Honeybees™ and the children made their own bees- wax candle. A few of the new activities this year were a mock Presidential election in November, a Bus Safety program, a Book Swap, and the collection of Campbells labels. All this and more was made possible by the hard work of many dedicated volunteers and the funds raised during the annual fundraiser. Named to Lehigh U. Dean's List Keith McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald of Dallas, has been named to the Dean's List at Lehigh University for the spring semester. Keith is a 1992 graduate of Dallas Senior High School and is majoring in Electrical Engineering. Completes student teaching Dr. Thomas Scappaticci, chairperson of education at King’s College, recently announced that 28 education majors at the college completed 14 weeks of student teaching at several elementary and high schools during the 1993 spring semester. Among the student teachers was Courtney Butler, Shavertown, who completed her student teaching at Dana Street Elementary School, Forty Fort. ADT Security Systems protected by CRIME FIGHTER °*195 The System includes: Two door contacts detect entry. INSTALLED Electronic motion detector hclps detect movement inside your home + and business. Interior alarm helps alert you to an intrusion. Electronic keypad unit arms, disarms, and controls your system. 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They were placed with 51 different organizations, 16 of which were new sites for King's interns. Listed are the students who completed internship, their home- towns, and their respective intern sites: Heather Hoyes, Dallas, Borg- Warner Corp., Chicago, Il; James McGuire, Dallas, Nesbitt Hospital Health Services, Kingston; Kim- berly Kaleta, Trucksville, Wyoming Valley Alcohol & Drug Services, Kingston; Eric Nardone, Trucksville, Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL; Kelly Terescavage, Trucksville, Borg-Warner Corp., Chicago, IL; and Elizabeth Gush, Shawanese, O'Connor, McDonald & Maza Law Office, Wilkes-Barre. Dr. Donald Farmer, vice presi- dent of academic affairs at King's College, recently announced that 123 students at the college were inducted into various national academic honor societies at King’s Annual Honors Convocation. Listed are local students, their hometowns and the honor socie- ties they were inducted into: Jo- seph Wozniak, Jr., Harveys Lake, Alpha Sigma Lambda; Jacqueline Zabresky, Dallas, Alpha Sigma Lambda; Jason Yencha, Shaver- town Aquinas Society; Meagan Wega, Dallas, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Gina Gallagher, Dallas, Pi Sigma Alpha; Laura Napieralski, Shav- ertown, Phi Sigma Tau; James McGuire, Dallas; Phi Sigma Tau and Delta Epsilon Sigma. STACEY ENGLER Engler earns Kubis award Stacey Engler was recently honored by being presented with the William W. Kubis Memorial Award. The award is presented annually to the Dallas Middle School student who exemplifies a positive attitude toward the re- sponsibilities inherent in being a student and citizen. Stacey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Engler of Shav- ertown. ‘Quality Healthcare for the Entire Family Irvin Jacobs, M.D. Thomas M. Campbell, D.O. Diane A. Lowe, M.D. jane E. Durkin, D.O. Gary Nothstein, D.O. A Dallas Family Practice P.O. 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