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THE DALLAS POST
Sunday, April 18, 2010
To celebrate the completion of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games,
Penn State Wilkes-Barre is hosting a movie and discussion series
highlighting the stories of real-life athletes. The series kicked off
March 25 with former Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins hockey
player Dennis Bonvie introducing the movie ‘Miracle. From left,
are Bill Bachman, communications instructor; Alyssa Meadows,
student; Dennis Bonvie, Rhys Bonvie, Frank Peters, student; Ellen
Gregorio, continuing education program coordinator.
Movie series honors athletes
To celebrate the completion of
the 2010 Winter Olympic Games,
Penn State Wilkes-Barre is host-
ing a movie and discussion series
highlighting the touching stories
of real-life athletes.
The series kicked off on March
25 with former Wilkes-Barre/
Scranton Penguins hockey player
Dennis Bonvie introducing the
movie “Miracle.”
Bonvie spoke about his hockey
career and the power of persist-
ence, noting his own struggles on
the path to becoming a better
hockey player and making it to
the professional hockey world.
Other movies included in this
public offering are: “Cinderella
Man” (April 22) and “A League of
Their Own” (April 29).
All films will begin at 6:30 p.m.
in the Penn State Wilkes-Barre
Science Center Auditorium.
For more information and to
register, contact Penn State
Wilkes-Barre Continuing Educa-
tion at 675-9219.
DMS STUDENTS ADVANCE TO
STATE SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
COMPETITION
Dallas Middle School students competed in the regional level
Dennis Bonvie to attend
Boy Scouts event May 8
Dennis Bonvie, formerly of
the Wilkes-Barre Scranton
Penguins, will be at Kirby
Park in Wilkes-Barre Satur-
day, May 8, to support the
Boy Scout’s 100th birthday
and Scout-o-Rama. Bonvie
will sign autographs from 1 to
3 p.m.
Area Scouts will set up ex-
hibits in the Kingston Armo-
ry.
The event is open to Scouts
and to the public and will fea-
ture hands-on Scouting favor-
ites as well as non-traditional
Scout activities. The booths
will range from an archery
and b.b. gun range to knot ty-
ing and compass reading.
In addition, there will also
be paint ball sling shot, a cat-
apult and bottle rockets.
About 70 booths are expected
to be showcased.
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Attendance fee is $15 per
Scout or $20 per family of up
to six people with $5 for any
additional friend or family
member. Family members un-
der the age of 6 attend for
free. Boys in grades one to 12
can join the Scouts on this
day.
There will be entertain-
ment for all Scouts and the
public at 8 p.m.
There is still space availa-
ble inside and outside the ar-
mory to showcase any busi-
ness or activity that caters to
youth ages 6 to 18. Advertis-
ing space is available in the
100th anniversary booklet
which will contain Scouting
history and information.
For additional information,
contact Scout Executive Tom
Slavicek at tslavicek@nepab-
sa.org or 207-1227.
Camp to participate in Boston symposium
William Camp, Ph.D., a pro-
fessor of sociology and history
at Luzerne County Community
College, received a grant from
the National Endowment for the
Humanities in Washington,
D.C. to participate in a symposi-
um this summer in Boston,
Mass.
Camp will take part in the
NEH Landmarks program
“American History and Cul-
ture.” Twenty-five individuals
from across the United States
have been selected to engage in
intensive study and discussion
on significant issues facing so-
ciety.
Camp
earned his
Bachelor of
Arts degree
from Gordon
College, his
Master of Arts
degree fro
Fairleigh Di
inson University and his docti
rate from Carnegie-Mellon Uni-
versity. A former Fulbright
scholar to the Netherlands, he
has been involved in NEH work-
shops in Brandeis, Harvard and
Boston universities.
He resides in Dallas with his
wife, Ann.
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designed to test students’ knowledge and aptitude in 23 areas of
science. These tests are accomplished through a variety of
means, including building events and testing events. The DMS
team will travel to Juniata College on April 30 to compete in the
state level event. Middle School Science Olympiad advisers are
Dan Flynn and Kylie Rosengrant. From left, first row, are Kayla
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Harding has been a prize winner for three years, winning the
local contest as well as placing first in district competition last
year. This year he was won the local, district and inter-district
contests. Harding was honored at a recent Dallas Post 672
monthly meeting where he read his winning essay that dealt
with the Federal Government Stimulus Plan. He also received a
certificate, a gold medal and a $300 savings bond. From left, are
Clarence J. Michael, essay chairman; Joe Kelley, commander;
and Harding.
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