10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, June 7, 1995 District will take over special education By GRACE R. DOVE Post Staff DALLAS - Eight special educa- tion teachers will be transferred from Luzerne Intermediate Unit 18 to the Dallas School District in September to teach learning sup- port and speech classes. Nancy Biscontini and Shirley Breymeier will be assigned to the elementary schools, while Bonnie Evans and Mary Fran Thomas will work in the middle school. Barbara Deeb, Joanna Drayer and Mary Cosgrove Kratz will be as- signed to the high school. Speech teacher Ellen Morrissey will work with all grades. They will keep their seniority in pay, earning salaries ranging from $45,568 to $53,776, based on education and years of experi- ence. One position is still open, ac- cording to superintendent Gerald Wyecallis. The board set hourly wages for custodial/maintenance workers at $5.50 and gave raises of 5 1/2 percent to confidential employees who handle payroll, negotiations and other sensitive information in the central office. Chris Cimakosky will earn $20,280, while secretary Janet Evans will earn $19,954, Mollie Phillips will earn $14,268 and business office secretary Carole Williams will earn $15,662. A list of coaches and nonpro- fessional substitute employees was approved. The board also appointed East- ern Insurance Group as workers’ compensation insurance provider for $70,584, J. P. Mascaro and Sons as trash hauler for $15,949 and school tax collectors for its four member municipalities. The board will hold a budget meeting at 7 p.m. June 27 and an education committee meeting at 7 p.m. July 7 before the regular board meeting A special award POST PHOTO/GRACE R. DOVE Jackson Township resident Rollie Evans received a Sanratula: tory kiss from his wife, Desiree, and a plaque commemorating his many years as a firefighter and fire chief at Jackson Town- ship’s Memorial Day service May 27. Major League (continued from page 1) errors and a single set the stage for Domzalski's RBI single and a two-run double by Belles to give the Giants a commanding 7-3 lead going into the bottom of the fourth. Then Jimmy Belles, who had already wrecked the Ranger pitch- ing staff, took the mound and shut down the Ranger hitters on one hit for the last three innings, striking out seven. Domzalski fanned six and walked one in three innings. For the Rangers, Evans struck out five, walked one and Vetter had 5 K's with no walks in two innings of work. Jared Karalunas starred for the Giants’ with a pair of hits, and Darrell Evans had two hits for the Rangers. RANGERS 12 - RED 2 The Rangers unleased a 13 hit attack and Shawn Whalen hurled a complete game to defeat the Reds and clinch the American League pennant. The Reds starter Justin Bicking kept the game close for the first three innings, striking out six with no walks, but the Rangers reached reliever Blake Saba for seven runs in the bottom of the fourth to put the game away. Five Rangers had two hits each: Tim Faneck, Brian Vetter, Brian Dempsey, Darrell Evans and Al Martino, Paul McCue had a pair of hits for the Reds. RANGERS 9 - RED SOX 6 Brian Vetter had two hits in- cluding his third home run, and the Rangers captialized on six Red Sox errors to garner their 13th win. Luke Miller and Andrew Lohin combined for 13 strikeouts and four walks for the Red Sox. Misericordia offers youth sports camps College Misericordia will offer five youth sports camps in June and July. Boys' basketball camp will run for two weeks, while girls’ basket- ball and soccer camps will run for one.we week. A two-day “Cheerleading Clinic for Girls” and one-week karate camp will also be offered. Adult fitness programs will also be offered. For more information or to obtain a camp brochure, please contact the Misericordia continuing education office at 675-3862. Field hockey camp coming to Wilkes Registrations are now being taken for the Wilkes University field hockey camp to be held from July 24 to July 28, 1995 at the Ralston Field complex in Edwardsville, from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon each day. It is open to girls entering sixth grade through high school. Cost of the clinic is $60 per person prior toJuly 17 and $65 after July 17. To obtain a camp brochure or to get more information call Addy Malatesta at 831-4038. LY 1 [1 Ns Listen to Yankee Baseball all season long on... WICK 7400 AM Gifts For Dad Men's Amity Wallets - Men's Timex 20% OFF Russell Stover Chocolates « Forget Me Not Cards SINORSH od u FAV RY F024 3 Main Street, Dallas, PA « 675-1141 Emergency Phone: 675-4707 Smith (continued from page 1) Jen Smith knows how to handle the bat. She hit .448 this season, with 14 home runs and 118 rbi's. and neither the coach nor the pupil are setting any goals at this point. The Cougars lose only one player from their starting lineup and figure to improve as a team. With an experienced team return- ing, Smith knows opposing squads won't have the luxury of pitching around her in '96 and at the very least hopes to perform as well as she did this spring. “She is a fine example of what a true athlete is and she gives on 110 percent all the time.” Charlotte Slocum Misericordia softball coach Jen played a lot of baseball as a youngster before eventually reaching an age where officials forced her to play softball. Her grandfather taught her the game which is loved and has been played by everyone in her family, includ- ing her mother, at one time or another. Jen is the daughter of George Smith of Hanover and Pam Smith of Sweet Valley. She also has two younger brothers, Jeffrey and James. In the classroom, Jen has maintained a 3.3 average in occu- pational ‘therapy ‘and was also named to! the Pennsylvania’Ath- letic Conference All Academic team for the spring semester. “She's doing a double duty and excelling well at both,” Slocum said. “I give a lot of credit to her because it takes a very strong individual to be able to carry the load she’s carrying academically and also perform and excel on the softball field. I can't say enough to praise her.” all oN Va¥ VALLEY WILKES-BARRE CHEVROLET GEO DODGE \ “SWING AGAINST ARTHRITIS" |0™ Annual Golf Tournament @ 8 SPONSORED BY KEN WALLACE DEALERSHIPS SATURN OF WYOMING VALLEY CHEVROLET GEO At Wyoming Valley Country Club MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1995 SHOTGUN START AT Includes: e BUFFET LUNCH e GOLF CART GREEN FEE e COURSE * DINNER ... PLUS NUMEROUS OTHER PRIZES! Sponsorships Available for Captain & Crew, Tee Sponsorship, Individuals and Patrons For Information and Reservations Contact Deborah Hannon at Valley Chevrolet Phone: 821-2772 “Your Source for Help and Hope” X FOUNDATION® ld Zw PLEASANT VALLEY [2:30 REFRESHMENTS FOLLOWING TOURNAMENT J Spencer (continued from page 1) Montross and Hazel Gordon and her sister, and I sat together,” Ms. Spencer said. “During class we weren't supposed to visit back and forth, but we did anyway. I can't remember all my teachers’ names, but they were very nice.” The boys didn't dip girls’ braids into inkwells because they didn't have any ink, but they still got into mischief. During the winter they'd steal the girls’ outdoor shoes and hide them, Ms. Spencer chuckled. “] got good grades," she said. “I had to, since Mother was a teacher. But it wasn't hard to get them.” During recess the boys played catch, tag or hide and seek, while the girls played hopscotch and jumprope. A swing set sat in a corner of the school yard. An outhouse was out back. One year several men cut down a large, old chestnut tree next to . the school. “That was the best thing that ever happened,” Ms. Spencer recalled. “We loved to jump on it and run around it. When we chose teams for games, . we stood on the large trunk.” After graduating from eighth grade, Marie Spencer studied stenography at Wilkes-Barre Chamberlain wraps up Wilkes diamond duty Ernie Chamberlain, a graduate of Lake-Lehman High School, ha Her formula for long: life? “If L knew, "-¢ honey, I'd tell you.” Business College. It was ten whole miles each way on the trolley every day. Later her aunt and uncle, Ed and Lily Worthington, offered her a room in their house on Virginia Drive in Forty Fort. She staye with them, even when they moved to Cleveland where she found work as a stenographer for the Cleve- land Chamber of Commerce. When the Worthingtons moved back to Wilkes-Barre, then to Kingston several years later, Marie came along. She never married and eventu- ally moved into her parents’ home, living there on her own until sev- eral years ago. “It's nice up here,” she said. “Everyone gets along well and it's warm. The food is good too.” Her secret for long life? “If I knew, honey, I'd tell you,” she laughed. “All I can say is that the Lord has been good to me.” completed his first season with the Wilkes University baseball team. The Colonels finished at 17-17, 8-4 in the Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom League. Chamberlain was the left field starter, playing in 26 games, with a .303 batting average with three doubles, three home runs, 14 runs and 14 RBI. Ernie is the son of Jim and Elizabeth Chamberlian of Hunlock Creek. PROFESSIONAL TUTORING CENTER Summer Sign-ups are now being taken PTC Summer Workshops SAT / PSAT Latin, Algebra, Geometry, Spanish Previews NYT ATANY 1B MT 11] som. 104 learn how to arm. Every student has the ability to do well in school. Some just need @ helping hand. | Our programs help students to. 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