The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 156

8D THE PALM BEACH POST WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1988 NC PALM BEACH COUNTY LIVING School award winners to be honored NAMES AND FACES SCHOOL NEWS -J BY SANDY RICHARDSON Moore assumes command of Air Force auxiliary kowski, Angela Veloz, Rosie Abrutz; Elizabeth Chanez, Renee Turner, Marisol Velez, Sui Wai Ng, Julie Castellanos, Jaime Baughman, Melissa Long, Carlos Rodriguez, Jenny Chang and Stephanie Seefried. Palm Springs Baptist bay School's All-Star Chorus has been invited to entertain for the crowds at Cypress Gardens Saturday. The 26-member choir, made up of third-, fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders, will perform before the ski skating show. No other choirs will be there Saturday. "I'm very proud of them.

I feel that they have a lot of joy and enthusiasm and I'm sure they will enjoy giving that joy as part of their day in the Gardens," said Carol Hudgins, music director. Registration for summer day camp opens Monday at Lantana Middle School. Children's Adventure is designed for 5- to 13-year-olds. The program consists of two three-week sessions and begins June 13. Cost for the sessions is $65 for Lantana residents and $90 for others.

The camp will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily at the school, 1225 W. Drew Lantana. An additional summer enrichment program is available from 2 p.m.

to 5:30 p.m. For more information, call By RANGELIQUE M. MOULTRIE Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Recipients of the Golden School Award will be honored at a breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Tuesdayat the Royce Hotel, 1601 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach. The award is reserved for schools with exemplary volunteer programs.

It is open to elementary, secondary and adult schools that have staff-training programs for teachers and volunteers, designated school volunteer coordinators and volunteer hours equalling twice the number of enrolled students. Awards will be presented to the following central Palm Beach County schools: Berkshire Elementary, Crest-wood Middle, Forest Hill Elementary, Gove Elementary, Green-acres Elementary, H.L. Johnson Elementary, Highland Elementary, Jefferson Davis Middle, Kirk-lane Elementary, Lantana Elementary, Loxahatchee Groves Elementary, Meadow Park Elementary, North Grade Elementary, Palmetto Elementary, Royal Palm School, South Olive Elementary, Wellington Elementary, Wellington Landings Middle, Westward Elementary, and Wynnebrook Elementary. The breakfast is sponsored by Volunteers in Public Schools. The deadline for reservations is 4 p.m.

today. Call 684-5111. Graduation exercises for eighth-graders at Jewish Community Day School will take place at 7:30 p.m. June 7 at the school. More than 300 relatives, friends and guests are expected to attend the ceremony.

"Graduation at the day school is a most festive and important community event," said President Joan Tochner. "Nothing gives us more pleasure than honoring our young people for their many accomplishments." Diplomas will be awarded to Ann Appel, Shayna Bloom, Shayna Cha-zin, Reena Cohen, Samantha Donde, Tamir Goldstein, Tamara Hyman, Adam Krischer, David Kupperman, Aubry Myara, Chandra Piatt, Carl Sandberg, Susan Schimmel, Adam Schrager, Andrew Tarlowe, Jordan Tartakow, Shawron Weingarten, Jeffrey Weissberger and Jordan Werner. Barbara Steinberg, executive director of the school, will be the keynote speaker. The school is located at 5801 Parker West Palm Beach. Marlene J.

Maniak of West Palm Beach was named to the President's Honor Roll for the spring semester at the University of Central Florida. She earned a 4.0 grade point av-. erage for the term. Rosarian Academy inducted 11 students into the National Honor Society recently. They are Laura Farrell, Samantha Hepburn, Beth Norman, Monica Adeeb, Alicia Beytes, Christina Sherman, Amy Timmer-man, Emily Griffith, Kim Lucas, Christina Pirozzi and Stefanie Plaumann.

Gina Murray, a sixth-grader at The King's Academy, won the dies" for three marking periods were Jackie Gonzales, Max Schwartz, Julie Wozniak, Carmegie Frederic, Brandon Albert, Kyle Arendell, Rose Carrasquillo, Stephanie DiPace, Niki Lorenjatos, Alexis Ng, David Owens, Stacey Smith, Rachel Westfall, Ashley Benson, Laura Duncan; Jadira Faz, Elena Hernandez, Nicole Lapniewski, Timothy Saunders, Sabrina Davis, Ashley Rice, Aisha Faquir, Brian Messina, Steven Bailey, Ariana Jimenez, Vanessa Eastman; Jessica Gongora, Laura Arant, Erin Cronk, Kimberly Drummond, Nicole Hubbard, Carissa Jacobs, Johannah Kingrey, Julie Lenz, Vanessa Muson, Charity Slaughter, Wendy Williamson, Andrew Brown, Rebecca Crawford, Edward Frederick, Corey Hurd, So-nya Bailey, Bryon Lane, Aaron Pa-den, Brett Perry, Nicole Sherman; Michelle Pallack, Mario Ramos, Jose Ng, Jessica Materi, Michael English, Mark Foulon, Lee Holmes, Charles Haw, Ryan Parker, Renee Rosales, Steven Zilch, Leigh Anna Temple; Rebeccah O'Brien, John Mu-sante, Jeanette Katz, Jennifer Egan, Christina Beaver, Nicholas Strano, Jacob Shaw, Christopher Perry, Nicole Janok, Lauren Evans, William Barbre; Nicholas Benulis, Michael Saunders, Debbie Skinner, Jamie Stalnaker, Dana Wise, Stephanie Cramer, Jennifer Hart, Misty Horak, Bennie Howdyshell, Melissa Rivera, Priscilla Tiffany, Brandi Vanderburg, Melinda Werner, Lu-Sinda Ramirez, Danielle Cangelosi, Megan Bernat, Christine Drummond, Nick Eldred, Cesar Lon-ginos, Shawn McCall, Kristen Arendell, David Beauregard; Christin Beher, Denise Pike, Tara Cloninger, Jason Godfrey, Jory Lez, Denise Levy, Travis Neal, Kevin O'Connor, Crystal Rompot, Greg Schmidt, Kimberly Shatusky, Nicole Sisco, Chuck Tucker, Angie Tsiantos, Judi Hewett, Jennifer Lustgarten; Danny Messina, Julie Gayes, Ian Kerr, Steve Lanivich, Elizabeth Mac Ewan, Amanda Thompson, Jennifer DiPace, Christie Flemke, Jennifer Frenier, Jennifer Harper, Mark Lytle, Jesenia Rivas, Scott LeChoy, Stacy Percy, Robert Wa-dlington, Renee Minnillo, Tiffany Duane, Fatima Rivera, Jennifer Stalnaker; Jana Eby, Melissa Craddock, Da-mien Brewer, Teri Keefer, Isis Ro-driquez, Cassidy Sedacca, Melissa Parnell, Ethan Sherman, Magda Castro, Nathan Benson, Nicole Pi-lotti, Jamie Sawyer, Dana Zimmerman, Chastity Ayuso, Keith Lopez, John Tsiantos; Melissa Nguyen, Frank Lapniewski, Cheryl Canzanella, Miguel Hernandez, Mike Long, Christy Lynch, Pamela Summerlin, Barbara Wooton, Donald Case, Chasitdy Whisenhunt, Kathleen Delk, Earl Tiffany, Rachel Mappa, Kristy Pope, Marcia Kerr, Christina Ko-pocs, Audra Mariz, Joshua Billock, Phillip Drummond, Renae Freer, Carrie Grayson, Zondra Loughrey, Scott Boone; Kristina Frenier, Patricia Frie-del, Ryan McGrew, Jason Wozniak, Ivel Alfaro, Lillian Cangelosi, Billy Sandeen, Shana German, Marisella Gomez, Aubrey Hobart, Jeff Odum, Dawn Sullivan, Elizabeth Swiesz- Judges Award for the. most outstanding research project during the school science fair May 3-5. First-, second-, third- and fourth-graders entered class projects, while fifth- and sixth-graders worked on individual projects. The results of the fifth- and sixth-grade competitions follow, by grade: Sixth grade Michelle Rinaldi, first place, physics; Pamela McAr-thur, second, physics; and Clara Li and Kim Thompson, third place tie in physics; Erik Ulano and Michael Phillips, honorable mentions, earth science; Teresa Haines, first, chemistry and microbiology; Chris Bailey and Amee Joshi, second place tie, chemistry and microbiology; and Corrie Tatham, third, chemistry and microbiology. Gina Murray, first, botany; Keir-sten Darrow and Jason Daley, second place tie, botany; Heather Wright, third place, botany; Kim Denney, second place, consumer research; and Travis Chapin and Allison Hall, third place tie, consumer research.

Fifth grade Chris Savage, first place, physics; Michael Bobbitt, second, physics; Timothy Haines, third place, physics; Jennifer McGlothlin, honorable mention, physics; Nikola Sadik-Ogli, honorable mention, earth science; Elizabeth Hodges, first place, chemistry; Misty Crouch and Michael Blacey, third place tie, chemistry; Sarita Venugopal, first place, biology; Bethany DeBay, second place, biology; Anuja Patel and Vanessa Walsh, honorable mentions, biology; Alyssa Spradlin and Jake Sent-george, second place tie, consumer research; and Erink McElhenny, third place, consumer research. Bridgette Sophia Hampton of West Palm Beach received a bachelor of science degree in microbiology from the University of Oklahoma. Commencement exercises were held May 7. CBS News anchor Dan Rather was the commencement speaker. Greater Bethel Christian School will have its fourth annual spring festival Friday at 7:30 p.m.

The festivities will include songs, tumbling, square dancing and a maypole. The theme of this year's festival is "Working for the Upbuilding of God's Kingdom." The highlight will be the crowning of the king and queen and prince and princess of May the boys and girls who raise the most money from patron ad sales. Prizes will be awarded to all four. They'll also receive one month's free tuition and free lunch for a week. Students at Greenacres Elementary School were treated to lunch May 5 with Principal Bettye Bryant, for maintaining good conduct.

The designated "Behavior Bud After 29 years in the Palm Beach County School System, Herbert Bridwell is calling it quits. So, some of his friends and coworkers have planned a retirement reception in honor of the north area superintendent from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at the Palm Hotel, 630 Clearwater Park Road, West Palm Beach. Bridwell began his career as; a teacher at Roosevelt Junior-Senior High School, where he worked from 1959 to 1963. He also served as dean of boys at LincolnJohn F.

Kennedy High School from 1963 to 1969; principal of Carver Junior High School, 1969 to 1970; supervising principal at Twin Lakes High School, 1970 to 1978; area director of secondary education, 1978 to 1980; area superintendent since 1980. Bridwell received a master of science degree in education from Columbia University Teachers' College in New York and has studied at Florida University, Florida Atlantic University, Florida State University and Indiana University. For more information on the reception, call 684-5140. It's time for Lantana Community Middle School's Viking Band Program's annual spring concert. This year's concert, "A Showcase of Talent," will be presented Thursday at 7 p.m.

in the school cafeteria. The concert features solo and ensemble performances and concert festival performances by the band. The finale will be a number by all of the performing groups. For more information, call Angela Wright at 582-3916. Florida Science Museum, 4801 Dreher Trail West Palm Beach.

For more information call 832-1988. SATURDAY Retired Air Force Col. Jack Moore of Lake Worth has assumed command of the Civil Air Patrol of the Palm Beach Senior Squadron. Moore was given the title of lieu-'. tenant colonel when he took command of the Air Force auxiliary, which is headquartered at Lantana Airport.

His squadron consists of pilots, observers and qualified support personnel who provide air emergency services, such as searching for lost or downed aircraft. Moore, who holds Federal Aviation Authority ratings for instru-; ment instructor and air transport pilot, volunteers his time to teach squadron members how to fly and shares his aviation expertise, which comes from flying during World War II, the Korean War and in Viet-: nam. 'T: A year after he graduated from Worth High School in 1941, Moore had already taken his first Tsolo flight. He was assigned to fly with the 100th Bomber Group, acting as commander when his crew flew in mass raids from bases in England. During a raid against oil refineries in Czechoslovakia, Moore's plane was hit by enemy fire, forcing him to parachute.

While jumping, his plane exploded and caught fire to his parachute. Moore recovered from burns and multiple fractures in a Czech hospital, only to become a prisoner of war in Germany. After his release in April 1945, and fulfilling his tour of duties in Korea and Vietnam, Moore ended his 25-year career in the Air Force with peacetime assignments. He was subsequently employed for more than two years by RCA in California as an engineer and general manager. Since his retirement, Moore has flown charters and given private flying lessons.

JUST FOR TODAY Blood Pressure Screenings will be available today from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Mid-County Senior Center, 202 N. Lake Worth. For more information call 586-6102. YMCA Free Exercise Classes are held every Wednesday at 11 a.m.

at the Mid-County Senior Center, 202 N. Lake Worth. For more information call 586-6102. Bridge Instruction Class is held every Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center of the Palm Beaches, 700 Spencer West Palm Beach.

For more TODAY Kindergarten registration will be held at 8:30 a.m. today in the cafeteria at Melaleuca Elementary School, 5759 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach. Your child must be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1. To register, bring your child's immunization record, notarized birth certificate, proof of a physical in the past year, and proof of address or declaration of domicile.

Free Blood Pressure Screenings will be held every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon at JFK Medical Center, 5301 S. Congress Atlantis. For more information call 622-3200. United Order True Sisters, will take a trip to the Royal Palm Theatre today to enjoy Zorba.

For more information and reservations call Vivian at 689-7573. "Lose Weight and Love It," a free Diet Masters open house meeting, will be held every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Greenacres Park and Recreation Department, 500 Perry Greenacres City. For more information call Louise at 585-0373.

"Tax-Free CD Equivalence at 8.75 Percent," a lecture, will be presented every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at William M. Stanley, 800 Lucerne Lake Worth. For more information call 533-5800. THURSDAY "Is There a Perfect Diet and Why Should I Bother," a free lecture, will be held Thursday at 7 p.m.

at the Guylaine Lanctot Clinique of Palm Beach, 321 15th West Palm Beach. For more infqrmation call 655-8101. The Association of Professional Mortgage Women installed officers and directors at its annual meeting May 12 at the Palm Hotel in West Palm Beach. Officers are Virginia Calderoni, president; Doris Jackson, vice president; Robina English, treasurer; Nancy Jackson, recording secretary; and Sandi Quinlan, corresponding secretary. Joan Kelly, Maureen Pulignano and Martha Smudski will serve one-year terms as directors.

American Legion Palm Beach Post 12 in West Palm Beach elected officers and directors on May 3. R.K. Kramer is commander; Ralph Boragine, first vice commander; Price Vincent, second vice commander, Frances Gay, finance officer; Louis Greenstein, chaplain; Carl Schmeisser, historian, and Stanley Kilbas, sergeant-at-arms. Elected to one-year terms as directors were Louis Castro, Harry Braun, Elizabeth Smith, Michael Irla, Christy Gurto, Phyllis Bowers and Philip Terry. Airman 1st Class John Gorey graduated from the U.S.

Air Force security police specialist course at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Gorey studied systems security operations and tactics and weapons training, earning credit toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Broughan and Agnes Gorey of West Palm Beach. If you have news about people or events in central Palm Beach County, write or call Sandra Richardson at the Palm Beach Post, P.O. Box 24700, West Palm Beach, 33416-4700, telephone 837-4400.

Please include any black and white photos, duplicates if possible. SENIORS information call 689-7700. Art Class will be held every Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Mid-County Senior Citizens Center, 202 N. Lake Worth.

For more information call 586-6102. Living appears every day in Accent. Meetings and events must be non-profit and open to the public. Send information and photos, duplicate copies if possible, to The Palm Beach Post, Datebook, P.O. Box 24700, West Palm Beach 33416-4700.

All items must be received two weeks prior to the event to guarantee publication. For more information call 837-4730. Glenbeigh Hospital Grand Opening will be held Thursday at 5 p.m. at 4700 Congress West Palm Beach. Olympic Gold Medalist Greg Louganis will speak.

For more information call Carrie at 655-8177. World Healing Meditation will be held every Thursday at the Unity in the Pines Building, in the Metaphysical Chapel, 6073 Summit west of Military, east of Jog Road, West Palm Beach. Individual healings begin at 7:30 p.m.; world healings begin at 8:25 p.m. For more information call 848-7581. Chemical Dependency Awareness Program, sponsored by the Hanley-Hazelden Center at St.

Mary's Hospital, 5200 East West Palm Beach, is held every Thursday at 7 p.m. For more information and to make reservations, call 848-1666. "How to Increase Stock Portfolio Income," a lecture, will be presented every Thursday at 2 p.m. at William M. Stanley, 800 Lucerne Lake Worth.

For more information call 533-5800. The Cystic Fibrosis Resale Store at 319 Belvedere Road is celebrating its first year in business. When you're cleaning out your closets or remodeling your home, call to arrange pickup of usable items at 655-9630. Bridge Instructor Needed by the Mid-County Senior Citizens Center for its Thursday class. For more information call Joaquin at 586-6102.

Open Arms, an in-home respite care program for families of the developmentally disabled, has begun. For more information call 471-5777. Volunteers are Needed to assist with special recreation programs for individuals with handicapping conditions, ETC. sponsored by the City of West Palm Beach Department of Leisure Services. For more information call 832-1950.

Single Memberships for Men and Women for three months at the YMCAs are being offered for $90. Become a member any time through June 30. For more information call 622-2576 or 967-3573. FRIDAY Second Annual Miss Young and Beautiful Pageant will be held July 31 at 8 p.m. at John F.

Kennedy Junior High School, 1901 Avenue Riviera Beach. Registration deadline is Friday. For more information call 845-4070. Fifth Annual Women in Leadership Luncheon, sponsored by the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches, will be held Friday at noon at the Breakers Venetian Ballroom, Palm Beach. For more information call Julie at 798-0230.

"Early Evening Urban Astronomy," a special program, sponsored by the Astronomical Society of the Palm Beaches, will be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. in front of the South Florida Science Museum in West Palm Beach. For more information call 832-1988 or Gerry at 744-8101. Dance will be held Friday from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Howard Park Senior Citizens Center, one block south of Okeechobee Boulevard, between Parker and Lake avenues, West Palm Beach.

For more information call 659-8070. Parents and Concerned Citizens are needed to help reverse the trend of the destructive path that so many young people are on today. For more information call 832-4248. VFW Post 2001Dinner will Non-Profit Agency or Group That Helps People or Animals? If so, Crisis Line Information and Referral Services would like to know about it so they can let others know. For more information call 689-3334.

Racquetball Challenge Matches will be held Friday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Edwin W. Brown Branch YMCA of the Palm Beaches, 2085 S. Congress West Palm Beach. For more information call 967-3573.

Laser Light Shows will be held every Friday at the Aldrin Planetarium, South Florida Science Museum, 4801 Dreher Trail, West Palm Beach. Laser shows are presented each Friday at 8 and 9 p.m. after the 7 p.m. planetarium show. For more information call 832-1988.

Volunteers are Needed to assist the Muscular Dystrophy Association. For more information call 627-4300. "Is Your CD Earning 11.8 a lecture, will be presented every Friday at 2 p.m. at William M. Stanley 800 Lucerne Lake Worth.

For more information call 533-5800. Benefit Softball Tournament, sponsored by the Boynton Beach Recreation and Park Department and Miller Lite Brewing will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Caloosa Park in Boynton Beach. Registration is now being taken. For more information call Jim at 738-7442, ext. 354.

Big Stan and Crew will perform every Friday in May from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at VFW Post 3588, 1114 N. Dixie Highway, Lake Worth. For more information call 586-9797.

"The Scope of Things," an exhibition, will be on display through July 31 at the South be held every Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the post home, 1126 Clare West Palm Beach. For more information call 833-0687. Fish Fry Dinners, offered by the Shamrock American Irish Club, will be held every Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. at 428 South Lake Worth.

For more information call 582-2012 or 790-. 2834. American Legion Post 47 Dinner is served every Friday from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at 212 N. Lake Worth.

For more information call 586-9509. Free Glaucoma and Cataract Screenings are available Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Visual Health Surgical Center, 2889 10th Ave. Lake Worth. For more information call 964-0707.

The Thrift Shop of Holy Spirit Episcopal Church is open Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. The church is at 1003 Allendale Road, West Palm Beach.

For more information call 833-7605. Singles Dance Club Dance will be held every Friday from 9 to 12:15 p.m. at St. Mary's Orthodox Recreational Hall, 1317 Florida Mango Road, West Palm Beach. For more information call 832-7314 or 832-7877.

Self-Awareness Group limited to ages under 50 meets every Friday from 7:30 to 9 p.m., 1325 S. Congress in the conference room on the second floor, Boynton Beach. For more information call 641-2211 or 736-1694. Crisis Line and FPL are in the process of updating their Senior Citizens Guide, which lists services provided by non-profit agencies for senior citizens. If your agency or support group would like to be included call Karen at 689-3334.

Have You Just Stijed a "Acoustic Afternoon," a special program, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Central Branch County Library, 3650 Summit West Palm Beach. For more information call 686- 0895. Bowl-a-Thon, sponsored by the Epilepsy Association of the -Palm Beaches, will be held Saturday at Greenacres Bowl. For more information call 478-6515.

Annual '50s Sock Hop will be held Saturday from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. at St. Mary's Antiochian Orthodox Church, 1317 Florida Mango Road, West Palm Beach. For more information call 737-1363.

Flea Market will be held Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at Montessori Independent Learning Center, 3807 Park Lane, West Palm Beach. For more information call 968-2642. BMX Racing will be held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Brown Branch YMCA, 2085 Congress West Palm Beach For more information call Georep at 793-6687.

Living appears every day in Accent. Meetings and events must be non-profit and open to the public. Send information and photos, duplicate copies if possible, to The Palm Beach Post Datebook, P.O. Box 24700, West Palm Beach 33416-4700. All items must be received two weeks prior to the event to guarantee c2f80mOreinfOrmfO".