0) © > ¢ The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, March 18, 1998 11 Grant will help schools/police Kevin M. O'Connor, Executive Director, Luzerne Intermediate Unit, has received notification from the Pennsylvania Commis- sion on Crime and Delinquency that the “Part of Your Life” appli- cation submitted for funding un- der the Governor's Program of the federally funded Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Act has been approved. The “Part of Your Lfe” grant, a pilot school based program, is a collaborative effort between the Luzerne Intermediate Unit, Nonpublic School Services, Scranton Diocesan Schools, four local police departments includ- ing Dallas Twp. and four school districts including Dallas. During the planning stages of the grant application there was a concern among the police chiefs that a need toreposture the nega- tive image that many students fight for drug-free community share of the roles and responsi- bilities of police officers should be addressed. The objective of the program is to create a relation- ship of trust through visibility and interaction with elementary and high school students. The police officers will become an educational resources in the schools with classroom instruc- tions that relate to law enforce- ment such as drivers education, truancy, in and out of school sus- pension, school drop outs, the abuse of drug and alcohol or other matters that student wishes to address in the classroom or privately. “Part of Your Life” is a program designed to help promote a part- nership between the schools, par- ents, and law enforcement and will bring into focus the role a police officer plays in everyone's life. Offset honored for support of LCCC The Luzerne County Community College Foundation recently recognized Offset Paperback Mfrs., Inc. for its continued support of LCCC and the College’s Graphic Communications/Printing Technology Program. Offset Paperback Mfrs., Inc. was instrumental in the start-up of the Graphics Communications/ Printing Technology program. The company assisted with a variety of equipment acquisitions so students could learn on state-of-the-art equipment. Offset Paperback Mfrs., Inc. also sponsors two student scholarships. For the 1997-98 academic year, the scholarship recipients were Joseph Ladd, Mountaintop and Jaime Commodario, Jermyn. To be eligibile for the scholarship, students must be enrolled in the Graphics Communications/Printing Technology program, demonstrate financial need and have a 2.5 GPA in the program. Shown from left, are, Joseph Makarewicz, Dallas, executive vice president, Offset Paperback Mfrs., Inc.; Michael Gallagher, Shavertown, president, Offset Paperback Mfrs., Inc.; Dr. Don Larson, president, LCCC; and Wes Franklin, Moscow, ‘associate dean of planning and research, LCCC. Kasmark graduates from Lehigh Lehigh University awarded undergraduate degrees, advanced de- grees and other prizes and awards on Jan. 11. Among those to receive a degree was John Joseph Kasmark. Kasmark, who lives in Dallas, was awarded a M.A. with a major in political science. SCHOOL MENUS Ta | The following school lunch menus are for the week of March 19 - 25. All lunches include milk. DALLAS SCHOOLS THURSDAY - Select one: Glazed ham, turkey hoagie, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select up to two: Scalloped potatoes, corn, ice cream treat. FRIDAY - Select one: Nachos w/cheese, turkey hoagie, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select up to two: Steamed rice, tossed salad /dress- ing, fresh fruit. MONDAY - Select one: Chicken nuggets, Sloppy Joe, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select up to two: But- tered rice, green beans, chilled pears. TUESDAY - Select one: Meat- ball hoagie w/ cheese, Sloppy Joe, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select up to two: Tossed salad, banana, chocolate pudding. WEDNESDAY - Select one: Hot dog w/ chilli or plain, Sloppy Joe, pizza, PB&J sandwich. Select up to two: Tator tots, tomato soup, jello. GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL THURSDAY - Tacos w/meat- cheese-lettuce-tomato, Mexican beans, pineapple. FRIDAY - Tuna w/bun-lettuce, chips, pickles, mixed fruit. MONDAY - Chicken noodle soup/saltines, carrots, peanut butter/jelly sandwich, pears. TUESDAY - Cheeseburg w/ bun, French fries, green beans, peaches. WEDNESDAY - Chicken nug- gets w/roll, corn, applesauce. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Elementary THURSDAY - Oven baked chicken w/dinner roll or hoagie w/lettuce-tomato, potato wedges, diced pears. FRIDAY - Cheesy pizza or fish sandwich w/tartar sauce, mixed vegetables, chilled fruit. MONDAY - Stromboli w/sauce or hotdog/bun, French fries, diced ah peaches. TUESDAY - Nacho w/cheese sauce, roll or breaded chicken sandwich, glazed carrots, pine- apple tidbits. WEDNESDAY - Lasagna w/gar- lic bread or hot ham /cheese sand- wich, tossed salad/dressing, applesauce. Middle School & High School THURSDAY - Chicken parmesan sandwich, scalloped po- tatoes, peach crisp. FRIDAY - Grilled cheese, to- mato soup/crackers, carrots, diced pears. MONDAY - Cheeseburger /bun, crispy tator tots, mixed fruit. TUESDAY - Meatball hoagie w/cheese, golden corn, orange smiles. WEDNESDAY - Chicken patty/ roll, fresh vegetables w/dip, diced peaches. WEST SIDE TECH Breakfast THURSDAY - Waffles/syrup, or cereal, juice, pastry. FRIDAY - Coffee cake, cereal, juice, fruit. MONDAY - Fruit muffin, ce- real, pears, juice. TUESDAY - French toast sticks /syrup, or cereal, juice, pastry. WEDNESDAY - Pumpkin bars, cereal, juice, orange wedge. Lunch THURSDAY - Open face tur- key/gravy, mashed potatoes, sea- soned carrots, cinnamon apple crumb cake. FRIDAY - Pizza, fresh relish cup/dip, orange slices. MONDAY - Rib b-que with bar- b-que sauce/soft bun, chicken vegetable soup/crackers, steamed green beans, chilled fruit. TUESDAY - Chicken patty /soft bun-lettuce-tomato, seasoned pasta, pumpkin bars. WEDNESDAY - Taco's/trim- mings, vegetable rice casserole, seasoned corn, jello. DM SADD holds coat drive Recently members of the Dallas Middle School SADD organization sponsored a winter coat drive. The middle school students collected winter coats from friends and family members. SADD advisor Evan Williams reported the event resulted in 75 coats being collected during the campaign. The eight boxes of winter coats were donated to the St. Vincent de Paul organization of Wilkes- Barre. Pictured from left, Frank O'Gorman, St. Vincent de Paul representative; Amy Mulhern, Mike Dombroski, Josh Bryant, Jamie Coleman and Evan Williams. Marywood Univ. dean's list Dr. Janet R. Reohr, academic dean of the Undergraduate School at Marywood University recently named the following students to the Dean’s List. Niclole R. Kasarda, Dallas, made Second Honors; Sandra Jo Loiacono of Dallas, made First Honors; Amy A. Santoro of Dallas, made Second Honors. Wyo. Sem students qualify for Young Students Talent Search Eighteen fifth-grade students, 17 sixth-grade students and 24 seventh grade students at Wyo- ming Seminary Lower School have qualified for the annual Young Students Talent Search, con- ducted through The Johns Hopkins University Institute for the Academic Advancement of Youth. Fifth grade Talent qualifiers from the Back Mountain are: Jessie Conyngham, Dallas; Jamie Flack, Dallas; Abigail Fried, Dal- las; Shoshana Gitlin, Dallas; Michael Lloyd, Shavertown; Emily Mendelssohn, Dallas; Aaron Richterman, Dallas; Whitney Rozelle, Dallas; Jillian Seeley, Shavertown. Sixth grade Talent Search quali- fiers from the Back Mountain are: Tyler Droppers, Dallas; Justin Emershaw, Shavertown; Chris- tina Hobbs, Shavertown; Katelynn Lawrence, Dallas; Rana Razavi, Dallas; Michael Saba, Dallas. Seventh grade Talent Search qualifiers include: Leah Budin, Trucksville; Rebecca Conyngham, Dallas; Eric Feinstein, Shaver- town; Eli Fried, Dallas; Sarah Killian, Shavertown; Jordan Koslosky, Shavertown; Samantha Lloyd, Shavertown; Gregory Mascioli, Dallas; Also,Benjamin Parmelee, Shav- ertown; Kavita Pillai, Trucksville; Lindsay Romanowski, Shaver- town; Lindsey Walkowiak, Dal- las; and Abbey Wasserott, Dal- las. Congratulations all around for DHS students, teachers, musicians Congratulations to Jenn Moser and Brian Miller who have been selected for Regional Chorus. Tally Thomas was selected as 1st alter- nate and Norah Krakosky was selected as 2nd alternate. ro : Congratulations to Dallas High School art students who received awards for their art work in the Suzanne Maria Rossetti Memorial Juried Art Show. 000 Congratulations to Mrs. Claire Morris, art teacher at Dallas High School who has been nominated to Who's Who Among America’s Teachers. 000 The PTSO is still looking for volunter parents to help out with “Back to the Future” Career Day Yard section. Fri., April 24 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Ifinterested, call Jill Kryston or Robyn Jones in the Guidance Office at 674-7217. oo Nomination forms are available for the 15th Annual Greater Wyo- ming Valley Youth Salute. High school juniors are eligible who maintain a “B” average and par- ticipate in extracurricular activi- ties. See Ms. Jones for an applica- tion. Deadline is March 30. oo Applications are available in the Guidance Office for Junior Lead- ership, Wilkes-Barre. Students are eligible who will be entering their ' sophomore or junior year this fall. Deadline is April 1. Congratulations to the follow- wv details. Get the most out of your advertising dollar with co-op. Don't have the time to figure your plans fine points? Share your pack- age with us and we'll fill you in on all the LY! Ni A ; a ing students for being named to District 9 Band: Todd Butcher, Paul Carlson, Rob Fletcher, David Jumper, Gene Koshinski, Charles Martin, Mark Mittrick, Tara Oatridge, Christi Shively and Tanya Spurlin. Gene Koshinski was also named to District 9 Or- chestra, Region Orchestra and All State Orchestra. 00 Congratulations to the follow- ing students being named to the Regional Band: Todd Butcher, Paul Carlson, David Jumper, Gene Koshinski, Mark Mittrick, Christi Shively and Tanya Spurlin. (A 1] Congratulations to the follow- ing seniors for their acceptance into college: Leandra Barnes, L.C.C.C:;: Kara Bobeck, L.C.C.C.; Springtime is... Home Improvement Time Build a solid customer foundation with an ad in The Dallas Post's Home and Yard Section. Winter's just about over and homeowners in the Northeast are eagerly awaiting the arrival of spring to get outside and tackle that long awaited remodeling project. Whether building a new dream home, planning a professionally landscaped shade garden or just adding a coat of paint to that shabby old shed, tell them who to turn to for the expertise, services or supplies you provide with an ad in The Dallas Post Home and This special tab will include professionally prepared articles and photographs about the home and yard plus tips on how to get that project under control. A combination with The Abington Journal, Clarks Summit gives you more bang for the buck. 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