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ree financial
college-bound
aid session
Penn State Wilkes-Barre will
host a free information session
regarding financial aid on Mon-
day, Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m. in
Hayfield Housel05. The pro-
gram will provide a general
overview of the financial aid
process: how to apply for aid,
determination of financial need
and an explanation of the types
of student aid available. The in-
formation is general in nature
and would be helpful to stu-
dents interested in attending
any college or university, not
just Penn State.
Call 570-675-9242 by Sept. 23
for reservations or more infor-
mation.
King’s College
i grads
Graduates recently received
their degrees at the King’s Col-
lege Summer Commencement
ceremony at St. Mary’s Church,
134 South Washington Street,
Wilkes-Barre.
Local King’s College students
who received degrees in sum-
mer 2003 are:
B.A., Elementary Education
Tara Lyne Holly, Dallas, with a
second major in Early Child-
hood Education.
B.S., International Business
Hatim Ouladelhadjahmed,
Magna cum Laude, Harveys
Lake.
B.S., Psychology Donna Ide
Zbiek, Summa cum Laude, Dal-
las.
BMT residents
graduate from
Wilkes University
Donald Anthony, Dallas, and
driene Slacktish, Shavertown,
ecently earned Masters de-
grees from Wilkes University.
Anthony completed a Master
of Science in Education and
Slacktish, a Master of Science
in Nursing.
Parenting class at Shavertown UMC
A community parenting class for parents of teenagers will be offered by the Shavertown
United Methodist Church, 163 N. Pioneer Ave., Shavertown. Shawn Murphy, well-known
parenting educator, will lead the classes based on the S.T.E.P. program. Classes will be held
on Sunday evenings from 6-8 p.m. starting Sept. 21 and continuing through Nov. 16. Cost is
$45 per person and $40 per couple, which includes a book. Childcare provided by reserva-
tion. Scholarship assistance is available. For reservations, call 675-3616.
Shown planning the event, from left, seated: Estella Killian, Shawn Murphy and the Rev.
Janet Clark. Standing, the Rev. Doug Clark and Bonnie Ziegler.
Grilli joins Misericordia Adult Education
Joseph Grilli, MPA, DPA,
Wilkes-Barre, has been named
director of Corporate Out-
reach/New Initiatives in the
Division of Adult Education at
College Misericordia.
In this new position, Grilli
will coordinate existing Col-
lege Misericordia adult educa-
tion programs with the needs
of area businesses and the
community as well as work
with the college and the com-
munity to develop new pro-
grams of interest to the adult
population.
“A big part of this position
will be reaching out to the
business community,” said
Grilli. “The College would like
to seek community input re-
garding the types of adult edu-
cation programs we offer and
how we offer them.”
Grilli is well-known through-
out the Wyoming Valley com-
munity as a business and civic
leader. Prior to joining College
Misericordia, Grilli served as
president of King Consulting
Partners, Wilkes-Barre and as
vice president of sales for
Healthcare Quality Solutions,
Tampa, FL.
Grilli also served as a vice
president for Home Health
Corporation of America, King
of Prussia, Pa. He has also held
management positions at Mer-
cy Hospital and Blue Cross of
Northeastern Pennsylvania,
both in Wilkes-Barre.
Grilli, who received a bache-
lor’s degree in political sci-
ence/government from Wilkes
University, holds a master’s de-
gree and doctorate in public
administration from Nova
Southeastern University.
Grilli is an active member of
the Wyoming Valley communi-
ty, including serving on the
board of directors of
V.IS.I.O.N, Wyoming Valley
Drug and Alcohol, and the
board of trustees of Luzerne
County Community College.
DHSGirl’s Soccer Booster
Club seeks donations
The Dallas High School,
Girl's Soccer Booster club is
working for the benefit of the
students on the Girl's High
School Soccer Team. The club
is in its early years and hopes
to strengthen the program for
the children.
The club currently runs sev-
eral small fund raisers each
year to provide an end of year
banquet and gifts for seniors. A
current goal is to purchase
warm-ups for our team.
The club is asking for finan-
cial support to help with this
purchase. Any donation will be
greatly appreciated by the girls,
parents, and all High School
Girl’s Soccer Club. Please mail
to the following address: Dallas
High School Girl's Soccer
Booster Club, c/o Donna
Luksh, 52 Powderhorn Dr. Dal-
las, PA 18612.
The club will reward donors’
generosity by posting signs at
events recognizing those who
have helped, by patronizing
businesses, and recommending
services to friends and neigh-
bors.
DMS Parent Support Group meeting
The Dallas Middle School Parent Support Group will meet
Tuesday, September 23, at 7 p.m., in the middle school auditori-
um. Discussion topics will be the PSSA tests and No Child Left
Behind Act. All parents and guardians are encouraged to attend.
Lake-Lehman students on MTV
In October 2003, several Lake-Lehman High School theater stu-
dents will be featured on an MTV show called “made.” The
episode will feature student Angie Nice as a person who has some
fear of performing on stage and works to overcome that fear by be-
ing part of a high school play.
Students greeted with ice cream
The Dallas Elementary P.T.O. welcomed all students and
staff back to school, by providing them with Hillside Dairy
Ice Cream.
Shown is Miss Palfey’s second grade class.
From left, first row, kneeling: Michelle Thompson, Saman-
tha Ziminski, Kyle Razawich, John Blat, Spencer Diffen-
bach, Jaime Moran, Sophie Olson, and Sara Hudak.
Second row: Drew Cohen, Scheile Preston, Kristi Culp, Alli-
son Sands, Samantha Missal, Drew Harding, Miss Palfey,
Eric Young, David Matcho, Cortlyn Van Deutsch, Margaret
King, and Patrick Madaya.
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