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DALLAS MENU
MONDAY AR
Hot dog on roll - mustars - relish; oven browned potatoes
(Jr. Sr.); potato chips (Elem. Inter.); buttered corn; ap- §
plesauce; cookie and chilled milk.
{ TUESDAY
Macaroni creole with beef; italian bread (Inter. Elem.);
~. italian roll (Jr. Sr.); tossed salad - dressing; special donut §
and chilled milk
Jie vod i ; 1 f WEDNESDAY
iT : : WH ii 4 go Hamburg patty on roll; ketchup - relish; pickle chips;
: ; : : §Xi | carrot and celery sticks; baked beans; ice cream and chilled
milk.
Jr. Sr.
Grilled cheese sandwich; pickle chips; soup crackers; ice
cream and chilled milk.
LAKE LEHMAN MENU
MONDAY
Chicken bar-B-Q on bun; relish; buttered corn; fruit and
milk.
TUESDAY
Ravioli with meat sauce; wheat bread; buttered green
beans; fruit and milk.
GATE OF HEAVEN MENU
MONDAY
Pork and gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered corn: bread
' and butter, apple sauce and milk.
Tuesday
Beef-Bar-B-Que, buttered buns; potato chips; cheese
sticks; sliced pickles; cookies and milk.
‘WEDNESDAY
Pizza, peanut butter sandwiches, carrot and celery sticks,
white cake with topping, milk.
BIKE-HIKE PLANS -- Pictured making plans at Dallas High
School for the annual ‘‘Bike-Hike Day for the Retarded” is
Mrs. William Mannix, co-chairman of the Back Mountain
Area Bike-Hike; Mrs. Robert Eyet, chairman, and Mr.
Richard Perker, State co-ordinator.
Engler visits Kenya
Six area residents seek directors seats Veters on BSC dean's list.
Emilie L. Peters, 146 In- students of a total full-time
He is married to the for-
A Unique Gift Boutique
Inty-~Yan
Toys For The
Easter Basket
Sailboats-Animals-Horns
Dolls-Dishes-Purses
From
Six residents of Dallas school district
communities have elected to run for the
RD 3," Wyoming, is a retired business
man. He is presently completing his
sixth year on the board. Last year he
served as president. During the past
year, he has attended 14 of the 15 board
meetings. He is from a family of
educators and in his retirement hopes
to be able to contribute to the progress
of the local school system. He feels his
business experience serves him well in
making decisions on the board.
Cutten has no children aatending
Dallas Schools but believes that in
many ways this can be beneficial since
there is no chance of public censure
because of family ties.
Dr. Alfred M. Camp, East 42nd St.,
RD 1, Dallas, is a former member of the
Dallas school district faculty. He is
seeking public office for the first time.
He is interested in every student
receiving optimum learning efficiency,
through proper selectivity, productivity
and accountability. He would strive for
cooperation and good relationship with
the administration, teachers .and
community.
Earl Fritzges, 206 Cliffside Ave.,
Trucksville, is a representative for Dun
& Bradstreet. He first ran for school
1971 he chose not to run for reelection.
and executive meetings. While on the
board, the addition to Dallas Senior
High School was completed, the junior
Side Technical High School was
completed. He was chairman of the
board for two years and chairman of
the West Side Tech Board for two years
as Dallas representative. Fritzges has
four children in the Dallas Schools, a
son who will graduate this year; twins,
a son and daughter, in 11th grade; and a
daughter in 10th.
Richard D. Hislop, RD 3, Orange, is a
tool and die maker with Diamond Mfg.
Co. He is married to the former Joyce
Oliver of Dallas:
He is running for the first time but his
father, Donald Hislop was a member of
the Dallas School Bistrict Borad when
the senior high school was built. Hislop
follows both community and school
activities with keen interest and feels
that the younger generation should
have representation on the board. He is
running to fill the seat left vacant by
Fred Dymond’ Franklin Township
representative.
With three children in the Dallas
Schools he had a keen interest in the
son in Dallas Township Elementary
School.
Shavertown, is a lithographer. He is
running for public office for the first
time.
He has lived in the Back Mountain for
seven years and is the father of three
children. He feels he would like to have
a voice in community affairs and
follows school activities. With children
in school, he would like to have a part in
the board’s decision-making and with
the economic situation today, would
like to have a part in budgeting
education money.
Umphred has a son in fourth grade,
one in the Dallas Intermediate, and a
son whil will enter kindergarten in
September.
Dean: T. Casaday, Mountainview
Drive, Dallas, is in Florida, and was not
available for information.
Harry C. Sickler, 106 Lehman Ave.,
Dallas, has withdrawn.
Gate of Heaven
in fund-raiser
Parishioners of Gate of
Heaven are busy with a fund-
raising event. First prize is a
seven day cruise for two to
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Third Class Kenneth L. He also recently crossed three seats on the Dallas School Board. while he had a son in the high school Gloria Brennan, 141 Main St., Dallas, has been named fo on fans 1:2 8s font for the
Engler, son of Mr. and Mrs. the equator while on a cruise All candidates are runnign on both the sports program. could not be reached for comment by : [> e hy Somes or of Beaten. oper by earning a
John Engler, Jr., of 20 S. in the Indian Ocean. -The Democrat and Republican tickets. During his six year tenure, he has 100 the time the Post went to press. Bi Ee 2 ge ee yoal at Te hs average of 3.5
Main St., Trucksville, Pa., Enterprise, homeported at William F. Cutten, Atherholt Drive, percent attendance, including board Mark Umphred, 213 Beech St., omiburg, ‘State “College, or: Higher, during. the past
a perfect average of 4.0 for
Nassau aboard the luxury
lin ~~ ceanic.
director in 1965 and was elected. He progress of the school. He has a son and
Make Right At Panky's Garage Then Watch For Sign. Ihe schon.
! served on the board for six years but in a daughter in junior high school, and a
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