8 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 14, 1999 Coaching salaries, a comparison A chart that appeared in last week's issue accompanying an article about coaching salaries contained only Lake-Lehman information. The Dallas Post subsequently obtained similar information for the Dallas School District, and it appears below for comparison. Lake-Lehman coaching salaries Dallas coaching salaries Football Football Head Coach $6,239 Head Coach $5,244 Varsity Assistant 4,065 1st Assistant 2,968 Varsity Assistant 4,065 Assistant 2968 Varsity Assistant 4,065 Assistant 2968 Jr. High Assistant 3,525 . Jr. High Assistant 3.525 Total 25,484 Total 14,148 Field Hockey Field Hockey : Head Coach 2,984 Head Coach 2.757 Varsity Assistant 1,888 Assistant 1.771 Jr. High Assistant 1,888 Jr. High Assistant 1,888 Total 8,648 Total 4,528 Golf Coach 2,057 Golf Coach 1,655 Cross Country Coach 1,771 Cross Country Coach 1,655 : Girls Volleyball Girls Volleyball - Head Coach 1,888 Head Coach 1,626 Assistant 871 Boys’ Soccer Boys’ Soccer Head Coach 2,984 Head Coach 2,757 Varsity Assistant 1,888 Assistant 1,771 Jr. High Assistant 1,888 Total 6,760 Total 4,528 Cheerleading Cheerleading Advisor 1,888 Head Coach 2,117 Varsity Assistant 818 Assistant 1,721 Varsity Assistant 818 Volunteer Assistant J.H. Volunteer Assistant Total 3,524 Total 3838 - Wrestling Wrestling Head Coach 5,960 Head Coach 4,654 Varsity Assistant 3,659 Assistant 2,458 Jr. High Assistant 2,445 Jr. High Assistant 2,445 Volunteer Assistant Volunteer Assistant Total 14,509 Total 7,312 Boys’ Basketball Boys’ Basketball Head Coach 5,960 Head Coach 4,654 Assistant 2,458 Girls’ Basketball Girls’ Basketball | Head Coach 5,960 Head Coach 4,654 Assistant 2,458 Red Cross seeking nursing volunteers Volunteer nurses are constantly needed for the Wyoming Valley Chapter, American Red Cross. Increased demand for blood and blood products has made it necessary to increase the number of bloodmo- biles each month. If you are a registered nurse, graduate nurse, licensed practical nurse, or third of fourth year student nurse; your help is desperately needed. Training will be provided by the chapter at no cost to you and we will try to schedule you at your convenience. If you have any spare time, even just a few hours a month to volunteer, please phone the Office of Volunteers (823-7161 ext. #25). Farms (continued from page 1) able products. There is some relief from the weather woes. Some farmers are able irrigate crops to ensure con- tinued growth in dry weather and to stave off dramatic losses. “Well, I have to irrigate because blueber- ries need water - at least an inch a week,” said Jimmy Sickler, who owns the Sickler Berry Farm. “It’s tough but it could be worse; we have a ton of berries this year and they are very good. In fact my daughter just picked a bucket of them for pie.” Fortunately, for farmers and consumers, other local growers alsoreport crops are not suffering from the dry weather. “Right at this point, everything looks great,” said Ted Dymond, who runs Dymond’s Farm and Dymond’s Farm Store. “Our strawberries were a little smaller than in other years, but we have six or seven acres of fruit trees and another 30 acres of corn planted and so far they are in good shape.” While the fruits and vegetables are thriving under sunny skies, this summer's above average tem- peratures present another prob- lem for farmers. “It’s miserable,” said Norm Darling, who along with his father operates the Darling Farms in Dallas and Plains. “The guys don’t even want to work and the truth is I can’t blame them. Nobody's happy to be out in the field when it's 100 degrees and humid like it has been.” A local dairy farm employs a combination of strategies to re- main competitive. 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