P| )D @ 0) and homemade candy. Soccer Club members will be selling lunch and children will experience riding a boring elementary school office baked goods throughout the day. There is no admission charge. bus through the local commu- and letting us know how many nity. adults and children will be at- ; : The schedule for this preschool tending. Telephone numbers are Job Fair April 23 at LCCC presentation is as follows: as follows: Ross Elementary April 20 - Ross 10 a.m.-11:30 School, 477- : 2 ; The Career Planning and Placement Office at Luzerne County Wii April 21- Again 9 inl a CH Soma ee a ig rr Lon pion Friday. April 23, a.m.-10:30 a.m.; April 22 - Leh- = 639-1129; Lehman-Jackson El- J1mn.- 1m. : man-Jackson, 9 a.m.-10:30 a.m. t h - : Employers will be available to accept resumes and applications as k tud t | Program topics fi i t ° 5 fp ds Aik well as to conduct on-the-spot job interviews and discuss job opportu- Lehman-Jackson students recycle . pan ‘3 Diogam 18 Tyendad for laities with interested Individuals. Lehman-Jackson Elementary fifth and sixth grade classes have inh aay and Rinder oy he nay ¢) The Job Pa is open to fhe pani fine of charge. started a newspaper recycling program. | The PTA Earth Day The activities for the children younger brothers and sisters un. or more information, ca 0-0450. Committee members take them to the Manzoni Farm in Jackson during these programs will in- less there is no alternative. Twp. to be shredded and used as bedding for the cattle. Shown in the picture are some of the elementary school students at. SCHOOL MENUS the farm: front row, from left, Diana Gionfriddo, Mackenzie Brown, Samantha Brown, Sarah Tomako; back row, Brandon Brown, Cody The following school lunch lettuce-tomato, glazed carrots, Lamoreaux, Josh Setzer, Michael Gionfriddo, Ken Gemberling, Kyle menus are for the week of April 15- mixed fruit. Poluske, Kevin Tomayko. 21. All lunches include milk. FRIDAY - Grilled cheese sand- wich or pork bbq/bun w/cheese s BJ DALLAS SCHOOLS cube, French fries, applesauce. 1 SC 0 0 Stu ents can Elementary MONDAY - Chicken nuggets THURSDAY - Nachos & cheese, W/sauce, roll or bologna/cheese chili, hamburger/bun, steamed sandwich, baked beans, cinna- . rice, candied carrots, sherbet. mon applesauce. app y or atl SC 0 ars 1 FRIDAY - Grilled cheese sand- TUESDAY - Soft taco shells w/ : wich, hamburger/bun, tomato meat-cheese-tomato-lettuce or Sry ; soup/crackers, broccoli cuts, chefs choice, seasoned corn, Students are invited to apply tions: What has been your past ; : : for a Dr. Millie s. Lawson Memo- art experience?; Why would you apple crisp. chilled peaches. MONDAY - Taco w/mest- WEDNESDAY - Sauteed rialSummerArtScholarship. The benefit from this Scholarship pro- cheese-lettuce-tomato, . pierogies w/peanut butter celery scholarship’ program is open to gram?; What are your future plans > cheesesteak hoagie, seasonedrice, or bbg-rib sandwich, steamed any 10th or 11th grade student concerning the world of art?; Why The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, April 14, 1999 11 J DeRojas joins Latino group Alma DeRojas, of Dallas, is a member H.O.L.A., Hispanic Organization for Latino Aware- ness at Susquehanna Univer- sity. H.O.L.A. is open to people of all ethnic backgrounds. Mem- bers of H.O.L.A. have deftly executed the organization’s objective of servicing the needs of the Latino community, globally and locally. H.O.L.A. has sponsored activities including Latin dance nights, clothing drives for Central American countries devastated by El Nino, and has participated in the Latino Conference in Harrisburg. Also, over the 1999 spring break, H.O.L.A. members traveled to Texas and Mexico as members of a service-learning project. DeRojas is a 1998 graduate of Bishop O'Reilly High School, she is currently a freshman at Susquehanna University, majoring in English and Span- ish. DeRojas is the daughter of Juan and Alma DeRojas. Dallas Soccer Club craft show April 18 The Dallas High School Soccer Club is sponsoring the annual Spring -Craft.Show on Sunday, April 18 at the Dallas Senior High School from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. More than 100 vendors from Pennsylvania and New Jersey will be represented, selling various crafts including semi- precious gemstone jewelry, needlework, candles, ceramics, potpourri, quilts, stenciled lamp shades, woodcrafts, wreaths, handmade dolls parsley carrots, Shape-Up. TUESDAY - Chicken nuggets, cheesesteak hoagie, buttered noodles, green peas, banana. WEDNESDAY - Open face tur- key sandwich, cheesesteak hoagie, mashed potatoes/gravy, green beans, mixed fruit. PEE HE Middle School THURSDAY - Patty melt/bun, steamed rice, candied carrots, sherbet. FRIDAY - Grilled cheese sand- wich, tomato soup /crackers, broc- coli cuts, apple crisp. MONDAY - Taco bar or cheesesteak hoagie, seasonedrice, parsley carrots, Shape-Up. TUESDAY - Hotdog w/cheese/ bun, buttered noodles, green peas, banana. WEDNESDAY - Open face tur- key sandwich, mashed potatoes/ gravy, green beans, mixed fruit. GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL THURSDAY - Chicken nuggets, roll, green beans, peaches. FRIDAY - Pizza, salad, mixed fruit. ; MONDAY - Chicken patties/ bun-lettuce, potato rounds, peaches. ; TUESDAY - French toast stix, sausage, carrot/celery stix, applesauce. WEDNESDAY - Tacos -meat- cheese-lettuce-tomato, Spanish beans, pineapple. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Elementary THURSDAY - Turkey gravy over broccoli, mixed fruit. Middle School THURSDAY - Hot dog bar. Zesty spaghetti w/meat sauce, garlic bread, tossed salad /dress- ing, chilled peaches. FRIDAY + Double burger.bax. Fish sandwich w/tartar sauce, creamy macaroni/cheese, stewed tomatoes, winter blend, Shape- Up. MONDAY - Baked potato bar. Grilled cheese sandwich, hot soup/crackers, mixed vegetables, rosy applesauce. TUESDAY - III Guys Pizza Day. Pizza bar w/choice of toppings or chicken patty sandwich, French fries, fresh orange. WEDNESDAY - Chicken fajita bar. Beef stew over noodles w/ roll, sweet peas, pineapple tid- bits. High School THURSDAY - Double burger bar. Zesty spaghetti w/meat sauce, garlic, bread, tossed salad / dressing, blueberries w/cream. FRIDAY - Pizza bar. Fish sand- wich w/tartar sauce, creamy macaroni/cheesew/stewed toma- toes, winter blend, Shape-Up. MONDAY - Baked potato bar. Chicken patty sandwich, mixed vegetables, rosy applesauce. TUESDAY - Carving station bar. Choice of pork roast or baked ham, mashed potatoes/gravy, or sweet potatoes,’ glazed carrots, fresh orange. WEDNESDAY - Double burger bar. Beef stew over noodles w/ roll, sweet peas, pineapple tid- who is interested in pursuing a career in the visual arts who has not previously attended the Lawson Program. Up to seven recipients of the schoalrship will be chosen and will receive the opportunity to enroll in up to six summer art courses at Sue Hand's Imagery, 35 Main Street, Dallas. In addi- tion, two hour group worksessions and consutlaitons concerning ca- reer studies and portfolio prepa- ration will be provided. All Lawson Scholars and Imagery instructors will participatein an art exhibit at the end of the summer program. Interested students may apply in person at Sue Hand's Imagery on or before Saturday, May 15. Students must submit a 1-2 page narrative (typed and double- spaced) which includes informa- tion concerning the following ques- LCCC student art exhibit Luzerne County Community College will hold an art exhibit, featuring the work of students in the Commercial Art program, at the College's Educational Confer- ence Center and Advanced Tech- nology Center. \ The show will run from Friday, April 30 through Thursday, May 6, from 12 p.m.-6 p.m. daily. Show will include drawings, paintings, graphic designs, illustrations, photographs, airbrush works and computer graphics. The annual LCCC student exhibit is open to the public free of charge. would you be an asset to the Dr. Millie S. Lawson Memorial Schol- arship program? as well as any other pertinent information. Also required are a working sketch- book plus 4-8 examples of the student's best art work in any medium which will be reviewed at a short, informal, personal inter- view at Sue Hand's Imagery, Dal- las. Appointments may be made by calling 675-5094. All winners will be notified by Saturday, May 22, The Scholarship is in memory of the late Dr. Millie S. Lawson, who was a tremendous influence in the lives of many individuals locally. Because of Dr. Lawson, there have been many advance- ments in the appreciation of the literary, the performing and the visiual arts in Northeastern Penn- sylvania. Lake-Lehman preschool program April 20-22 Robert Kunkle and Dave McLaughlin-Smith, Elementary Principals for the Lake-Lehman School District, announce the Preschool Program for parents and preschool (4-year old) children for the 1998-99 school year. The fifth and final installment of Lake- Lehman's Early Childhood /Pre- school Program is scheduled for April 20, 21 and 22, and will fea- ture “Bus Safety and Orientation - children will ride a bus”. Bus safety and orientation will be discussed with parents. In addition, a principal will be avail- able to respond to parent's ques- tions concerning kindergarten. Children will work with kinder- garten teachers on drawings and crafts. During this session, the clude: a play/game time; a story time; an orientation to the school building and special purpose rooms, i.e. library, cafeteria, gym, health room; make and take /arts and crafts; safety in the home and neighborhood, and an orientation to busing. This program, activi- ties for children and presenta- tions to parents, has been highly successful in the previous 13 years. The program recognizes the importance of the parent- school relationship and the pow- erful impact it has on the early success and achievement of our children. This program recognizes the importance of the parent as the child's first teacher. Please “register” for the fifth presentation by calling the neigh- Swartwood wins spelling bee The Jane M. Stitzer Memorial Spelling Bee was recently held at Dallas Middle School. The spelling bee is held to honor the memory-of Jane Stitzer, a former middle school art instructor. The winner was Michael Swartwood a seventh grade student. He outlasted 24 other contestants from grades six, seven and eight. Michael is the son of Thomas and Irene Swartwood of Wyoming. The contest was judged by Ms. Nancy Ferko and Joseph Sallitt Dallas Middle School faculty members. Pictured are, Ms. Nancy Ferko, Katherine Blanchard, runner up; Michael Swartwood, Joseph Sallitt and Anthony Martinelli, Dallas Middle School principal. Connor Ennis in honor society Connor Ennis, Dallas, a junior in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University was inducted into the Golden Key Honor Society on Men’s Health Issues Sponsored by the cancer program at Penn State Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center P) mashed potatoes or hoagie w/ bits. ® — Thursday, April 29, 1999 Wyoming Seminary's 5 to 8 p.m., East Mountain Inn, Wilkes-Barre summer programs | for students | Topics and speakers are as follows: ) in pre-kindergarten through high SCRO0]s coors sesvanvens Pp Keynote Speaker: Dr. Phillip Ginsberg, vice president/medical : staffboard and chairman, division of urology, Albert Einstein Medical The Performing Arts Institute, new in 1999, is " . Center, Philadelphia. Current Treatment in Prostate Cancer. . : Vv a challenging program for students 7 to 18 interested in music, dance and musical the- . erforming Arts Institute « Dr. RobertFiorelli, urologist, Penn State Geisinger Wyoming Vi alley Creative Primary Classes ; Medical Center. Benign Prostate Disease. ater. Sports camps feature field hockey, girls basketball, soccer, and a variety of team Math and Reading Tutorials SAT. Prop Workshops e Dr. Steven Kurzweil, urologist, Penn State Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center. Impotence. sports. Our full or half-day primary program Internet and Computer Classes features fun and learning for ages 4 to 10. Day and boarding programs are designed for Challenging Academic Programs Girls and Boys Sports Camps middle-school and high-school students from § PennState Geisinger Sth to 12th grade. Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center Call us for more information: (570) 283-6067 e-mail: semsum@ptdprolog.net Refreshments will be served. THE POWER OF HEALTH WYOMING SEMINARY founded 1844 ForTY FFORT KINGSTON Reservations required. Call 820-6153, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. a
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