oa DP 0 @ The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, November 19, 1997 11 L-L SADD holds Red Ribbon Week Members of the Lake-Lehman Senior High SADD program recently participated in their annual Red Ribbon Week Activities. Students received red ribbons which sent anti-drug messages. Red Ribbon Week was held from Oct. 23 through Oct. 31. The following students were among the many participants of Red Ribbon Week: row one, Jacqui Burke, Kelly Alder, Melissa Brady and Rachel Harrison. row two, Lake-Lehman SADD officers: Tina Baigis, president; Alison Piatt, vice president; Joanne Shoemaker, secretary and Ken Weaver, treasurer. Michele Medura is Lake- Lehman SADD sponsor. Gate of Heaven honor roll Mrs. Mary Tigue, principal of Gate of Heaven School announces the honor roll for the first quarter. 5TH GRADE HONORS WITH DISTINCTION - Ryan Beberus, Melissa Millo FIRST HONORS -Monica Armand, Robert Baur, Carolyn Byron, Devin Carey, Lauren Chupka, Elizabeth Clements, Kimberly Durr, Kristen Evans, Michele Galeano, Conor Judge, Mark Koval, Sandra Krogulski, Sean Leary, Ken Regan, Jessica Ryan, Joanna Smith, Victoria Van Stecklenburg, Jonathon Stephens, Melissa Supczenski, Victoria Tomassetti, Ryan Ward. SECOND HONORS - Lauren Collini, Michael DeRojas, Zachary Evans, Evan Harris, Robert Jor- dan, Michael Lawler, Sarah Men- tis, Jared Nothstein, Brian Ostrowsky, John Puhalla, Shikha Sharma, Michael Sobeck, Nicole Spencer, Gregory Suhocki, Kathryn Whalen, Matthew Wil- son, Christa Wroblewski. 6TH GRADE HONORS WITH DISTINCTION . - Blake Bradley, Dorothy Cashore, ' Leeanne Griffith, Beth Ann - Karwaski, Caila Klaiss, Sarah Lacey, Crystal Oley FIRST HONORS - Gregory Andrussisian, Kathryn Bartizek, Christopher Belles, Colin Conrad, Elizabeth DiGiovanni, Stefanie Galeano, Megan Harvey, Mary Herman, Rebecca Hizny, Connie Kane, John Leahigh, Kaitlyn Moody, Aimee Radics, Tara Stepanitis, Matthew Thompson, Jonathon Wood. SECOND HONORS - Simone Allen, Sally Cusma, Philip Engler, Nick Filak, Matthew Flanagan, Meghan Mithcell, Brittany Pavlinchak, Amy Puffenberger, Edward Stanks, Caitlyn Tooley. 7TH GRADE HONORS WITH DISTINCTION - Stephanie Gionta, Adam Onzik, Nora Stepanitis, Daniel Suhocki. FIRST HONORS - Elizabeth Amborse, Genevieve Blanc, Anna Bruns, Morgan Carey, Jane Clements, Molly Guntli, Courtney Reap, Alison Taroli, John Treven, Jaime Verazin, Caitlin Ward. SECOND HONORS - Joseph Buczko, James Chupka, Jillian Durr, Maureen Hozempa, Russell Kalnoskas, Amanda Meholchik, David Lohin, Brad Yocum. 8TH GRADE FIRST HONORS - Colin Donnelly, Melissa Everitt, Genevieve Wroblewski. SECOND HONORS - Sarah Armand, Elizabeth Byron, Chris- tina Carboni, Leslie Dewees, Jeanne Herman, Brent Mayernick, Meaghan Peeler. eo Westmoreland Education Week program thru Nov. 21 The faculty, staff and students of Westmoreland Elementary in- vite parents to join the celebra- tion of American Education Week by visiting the school to see their children’s classes in action. Kathleen McCarthy, principal, announced the following activi- ties: Thursday, Nov. 20 - Donuts for Dads and Working Moms - par- ents who can not visit during the day because of work conflicts are invited to visit in the school caf- eteria between 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. to visit with Dr. Gilbert Griffiths, Superintendent of Schools and Kathleen McCarthy, Principal. Thursday, No. 20 - Grade 3 Open House from 1:45 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20-P.T.O. Gen- eral Meeting, at 7:30 p.m. featur- ing the Officer Ziegler and the D.A.R.E. Program. Friday, Nov. 21 - Grade 2 Hoe- down, performance for students, 10 a.m.; performance for parents. 2 pm. Westmoreland is drop off for food drive Ellen Smith, President of the Westmoreland Parent Teacher Organi- zation, announced that Westmoreland Elementary School will be a drop off for the Feed a Friend Program. Canned goods, and monetary donations may be brought to the school to help our needy neighbors. Students and parents are urged to celebrate Thanksgiving by sharing. Collection boxes are available in the school lobby and on the second floor. Eh dd Tk PN The Parade of Trees at Grotto Pizza Harveys Lake Starting Nov. 24 *- Grotto Make Your Holiday Party Reservations Now! * Cozy Fireplace and Lakeview Dining x The Perfect Holiday Setting 3 Nw Parties of 20 to 120 * Call 639- 1264 Today! Qi Gr, | Paza | Flax RIF program off to good start The Lehman-Jackson Elemen- tary PTA recently held its RIF pro- gram the week of Oct. 20. RIF, which stands for Reading Is Funda- mental, is the nation’s oldest and largest nonprofit literacy organiza- tion serving children. Three book distributions will take place through the year. PTA mem- bers volunteer time to distribute and read theme related stories to students in grades K-3rd. Like all RIF distributions, all children K-3rd grade were able to sift through a collection of various age appropriate books and choose one book to keep at no cost to them or to their families. In addition to helping children understand that reading is fun and FUNdamental to success in life, this program encourages children to become lifelong readers by build- ing self-esteem and involving the most important people in their lives- parents, teachers and other kids in the learning process. At this distribution, the PTA RIF committee brought more than 300 books to the students. UGI generously awarded a grant for books for the first graders and will also be bringing storytellers to read for them. Christina Mahoney his pictured picking out her RIF book. SCHOOL MENUS The following school lunch menus are for the week of Oct. 20 - 26. All lunches include milk. DALLAS SCHOOLS THURSDAY - Select one: Hot sliced turkey, hot dog, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select one or two: Mashed potatoes w/gravy, corn niblets, ice cream treat. FRIDAY- Select one: Nachos w/cheese, hot dog, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select one or two: Steamedrice, tossed salad /dress- ing, fresh fruit. MONDAY - Select one: Chicken nuggets, American hoagie, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select one or two: Buttered squiggly noodles, sweet peas, chilled pears. TUESDAY - Select one: French toast sticks, American hoagie, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select one or two: Fruit juice potato wedge, orange smiles. WEDNESDAY - Nachos w/ cheesse, American hoagie, pizza, PB&dJ. sandwich. Select one or two: Rice, tossed salad, fresh fruit. GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL THURSDAY- Hamburg-cheese w/bun, potato rounds, peaches. FRIDAY - Macaroni/cheese, roll, peas, mixed fruit. MONDAY - Chicken fries w/ roll, green beans, peaches. TUESDAY - Tuna w/roll, chips, pickles, lettuce, pears. WEDNESDAY salad, mixed fruit. - Pizza Hut, LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Lake-Lehman Schools also serve breakfast. THURSDAY - Creamy maca- roni/cheese, dinner roll or fish nuggets w/tartar sauce, roll, stewed tomatoes, fruit cocktail. FRIDAY - Chicken patty/roll or grilled cheese sandwich, to- mato soup/crackers, steamed broccoli, plump raisins. MONDAY - Potato bar or Philly cheesesteak hoagie, French fries, orange smiles, potato chips. TUESDAY - Stromboli w/sauce or Mexican boat w/cheese-lettuce- tomato, golden corn, fruited gela- tin. WEDNESDAY - French toast w/sausage or egg muffin, hash browns, chilled juice. Send The Post to a friend It makes a great gift Call 675-5211 for details pr? 2 Coe Bl Ges, Ilr, C3 7. st i& BARGER LARS WEST SIDE TECH Breakfast THURSDAY - French toast sticks, syrup or cereal, juice, pastry. FRIDAY - Pumpkin bars, ce- real, juice, banana. MONDAY - Blueberry coffee cake, cereal, juice, fresh fruit. TUESDAY - Sausage/cheese or cereal, juice, pastry. WEDNESDAY - Fruit muffin, cereal, juice, cantaloupe. Lunch THURSDAY - Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, roll, sea- soned green beans, pumpkin pie. FRIDAY - Pizza, fresh veggies / creamy dip, fresh fruit. MONDAY - Chicken patty/let- tuce-tomato-soft bun, chicken noodle soup/crackers, fruit. TUESDAY - Pasta /meat sauce, tossed salad/dressing, roll, har- vest pumpkin cake. WEDNESDAY - Italian meat- balls/sauce- hard roll, seasoned green beans, chilled fruit. DALLAS HIGH GUIDANCE NOTES | Internet is good resource for college hunt If college selection is a journey, students now have a new naviga- tor to help with the ride - The Worldwide Web. Whether you're an Internet novice or a veteran surfer, the Web can be great help if you follow a few tips: Tip 1: Have a plan. Ifyou know specific college or university ad- dresses, you may want to go di- rectly to that site. If you want to work from a more general starting point, use a search function like “Education, or Colleges and Uni- versities.” Tip 2: Make the best use of a site once you arrive. Most sites will have a special section for po- tential students along with a wealth of facts, figures, addresses and phone numbers. You can also find financial aid information and admission guidelines. Tip 3: Don’t replace a campus visit with an Internet visit. Re- member to visit each school you are considering seriously. Ifyou're planning to spend four or five years at a college, you are going to want to get a real feel for the environment. Tip 4: Enjoy your trip on the information superhighway! Also, seniors should check out - www.Northwest.com for a schol- arship contest. This is an online quiz that offers seniors five $2,000 college scholarship opportunities. Be sure to pick up your free booklet entitled, 1997-98 Family Guide to College Costs in Penn- sylvania. This publication is full of information on every college in the Commonwealth. Seniors, check out the scholar- ship packet in the Guidance Of- fice. Four new scholarships are available with specific criteria listed on the applications. The four scholarships are: 1. The National Alliance for Scholastic Achievement 2. Allentown Business School 3. Elks National Foundations 4. Big 33 scholarship See Ms. Jones for details. } The PTSA warmed up the Back Mountain by collecting 125 coats during their annual coat drive at the Dallas-Lehman Football Game. The coats will be distrib- uted to needy families in the Back Mountain. A special thank you to the drenched PTSA parents and student volunteers who worked in the rain collecting the coats. A tip of the wet hat goes to Andrea Mittrick, Cathy Millington, Mary Kay Covert, Marian Pacovsky, Vivian Bednarz, Phyllis Marquis, Linda Lispi, Laurie Popson, Kristen Race, Segan Millington, Lacey Popson and Maura Popson. Student of the Month ballots for November can be picked up in the main office or the Guidance Office. Ballots are due by Thurs., Nov. 20. All ballots are to be turned in to the guidance secre- tary. The Guidance Department is featuring engineers David Sleightholm and John Douglas as the Career Speakers of the Month on Wed. Nov. 26 during B-Flex in thelibrary. Students are reminded to sign up for the program in Guidance and obtain a Speaker of the Month pass. Notes from the Nurse. Juniors arereminded that a physical exam isrequired during this school year. For those having this exam com- pleted by their private physican, report of the exam is requested by Nov. 26. Holiday camps thru YMCA The Wilkes-Barre Family YMCA, a United Way Agency, is currently taking registrations for the Thanksgiving Camp, Nov. 28 and Dec. 1 and the Christmas Camp Dec. 26, 29, 30, and 31. These camps are for children ages 5-12 years who will have the opportunity to participate in structured gym activities, a recreational swim, arts and crafts, and field trips to either the movies, bowling alley or roller skating rink. The program is held from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. with the advantage of before care (7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.) and after care (4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.). Enrollment is limited. Registration deadline for the Thanksgiving Camp is Nov. 24. Registration deadline for the Christmas Camp is Dec. 20. For more information, call the YMCA at 823-2191 Ext. 139 or Ext. 141. More than ever A Real Hometown Paper The Dallas Post ‘Rehabilitated and ready for life. Alfreda Bryce worried surgery for total knee replacement would keep her from doing the things she loves, especially gardening. Thanks to the rehabilitation therapy she received at Allied Services John Heinz Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, Alfreda is back doing all the things she enjoyed before surgery. Her therapists helped Alfreda regain her range of motion, strength, balance, and most importantly, her independence... and her ‘garden never looked better. rehabilitation Our Dallas Clinic's team of highly trained professionals are dedicated to helping you achieve your rehabilitation goals. They will work with your referring physician to design an individualized plan to meet your specific needs. For additional information you can contact our clinic directly at (717) 674-5075 John Heinz Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine “Your Best Choice!” With this area's largest rehabilitation hospital and eight outpatient clinic locations, John Heinz is "Your Best Choice" Dallas, Nanticoke, Wilkes-Barre Twp., Pittston, Forty-Fort, W. Hazelton, Berwick, Tunkhannock
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