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THE DALLAS POST
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Senior prom at Greenbriar
The Village at Greenbriar
Dallas recently had
its annual senior prom.
Music, refreshments and a
king and queen were cho-
sen. Residents voted for
Millie Bartos as the queen
and Mike Moran as the
king, shown in the front
row. From left, second row,
are RuthAnn Hannigan,
activities; Lynmarie
Young, activity director;
and Miranda Dembowski,
activities.
Bolton graduates
Elizabeth
earned her
bachelor’s degree in
Elementary = Education
from Elmira
College on June
2. The daughter
of Donald and
Lisa Bolton, of
Trucksville, she
is a 2009 gradu-
ate of Dallas High
School.
While
Brieann
Bolton
att en d- Bolton
ing Elmira
College, Bolton held
the office of secretary
fotr the “Lucky Class of
2013.”
Additionally, she
received the prestigious
award ‘ of the Alumnae
ALZHEIMER'S
PROGRAM
Friends of the Mary
KintzBevevino Library at
Misericordia University
will present the pro-
gram, “Alzheimer’s
Disease Update,” by
James Siberski, M.S.
C.M.C., CRmT, assis-
t professor and
ordinator of the
erontology Education
Center for Professional
Development at
Misericordia University,
at 7 p.m. on Thursday,
Oct. 17 in the Catherine
Evans McGowan Room
of the library. The free
program is open to the
public
To register, contact
Susan Lazur at 570-674-
6225.
DHS CLASS OF
1983 REUNION
Dallas High School
Class of 1983 is plan-
ning a 30th anniversary
reunion for Oct. 26.
Any classmate who has
not yet received informa-
tion about the reunion
and who wishes to attend
is asked to send their cur-
rent email address to dal-
classof83@att.net or
1 Sharon at 610-737-
042.
FOLLOW-UP TO
‘VOTE SCREENING
The Department of
Communications at
Misericordia University
will hold a special screen-
ing for its documentary,
“VOTE: The Disabled
Democracy,” a follow-
up to the award-winning
documentary, “VOTE,”
at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday,
Oct. 29 in Huntzinger
Ring. This Tiffany ring
is presented to a female
member of the graduat-
ing class who demon-
strated leadership
and service to fel-
low students. The
ring symbolizes
the ancient ideals
of Elmira College,
founded in 1855
as the “Mother
of Women’s
Colleges”: viae,
veritae, vitae (for
the way, the truth and the
life).
Currently residing in
Nortrh Carolina, Bolton
is a first-grade teacher
at the Harvey R. Newlin
Elementary School.
and Alden Trust Rooms
218-219 of Sandy and
Marlene Insalaco Hall.
The screening is open
free to the public.
In “VOTE: The
Disabled Democracy,”
Melissa Sgroi, Ed.D.,
chair, and Dan
Kimbrough, M.S.,
assistant professor,
of the Department of
Communications at
Misericordia University,
greatly expand their
exploration of barriers
to voting for people with
disabilities. In part one,
the professors chron-
icled how accessibil-
ity issues can disenfran-
chise voters by inhibit-
ing their entry to polling
places in northeastern
Pennsylvania.
MU SOCIETY
PLANS EVENT
The Misericordia
University Dead
Alchemist Society will
present an expanded
spectacle for the 22nd
annual “Things that go
Boom in the Night!” at 7
p.m. on Wednesday, Oct.
30 in the Wells Fargo
Amphitheater on cam-
pus. The event is open
free to the public.
Parents are encouraged
to dress their children in
Halloween outfits for the
visit to campus, as MU
students will have candy
bags available for campus
guests.
In case of inclement
weather, the event will
be held in room 206
of Hafey-McCormick
Science Hall.
For more
information,call Anna
Fedor, Ph.D., assistant
professor of chemistry
and biochemistry, at 570-
674-6769.
Five Dallas High School seniors
recognized by Youth Salute
Fannick
Harding
Five Dallas High School seniors
were selected as representatives
for the National Council on Youth
Leadership.
Youth Salute recognizes outstand-
ing seniors who have excelled in aca-
demics and demonstrated leadership
in school and community activities.
Honored students areMaggie
Fannick, Drew R. Harding, Amanda
Martin
Martin, Erin Muldoon and Cortlyn
Van Deutsch.
The Wyoming Valley Chapter
Youth Salute was sponsored by
Photography by Andy, of Trucksville.
All photographs were provided by
Photography by Andy and arranged
in display boards that’ demonstrate
the various student’s activities and
accomplishments.
Muldoon
Van Deutsch
The display boards travel to
various locations throughout the
Wyoming Valley, including the
Luzerne County Fair, Genetti’s,
Pierce Street Deli, Luzerne
National Bank and the Youth Salute
Banquet.
The seniors will be recognized at
a breakfast banquet and awards cer-
emony at Genetti’s in Wilkes-Barre.
PSU/WB alumni group plans events
The Penn State Wilkes-Barre
Alumni Constituent Society and
Penn State Wilkes-Barre stu-
dents are offering a bus trip to
University Park to walk in the
annual Homecoming Parade on
Friday, Oct. 11.
The bus will depart from the
Penn State Wilkes-Barre gym park-
ing lot at 1 p.m. and return to
campus around midnight. All ages
are invited to attend to show their
Penn State pride.
The trip costs $15 per person
and includes bus transportation,
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