bs IE 2 ee HS A 5 Menus GATE OF HEAVEN MENU JAN. 16-20 MONDAY --Turkey sandwich, pickle chips, choc. pudding, milk. : TUESDAY--Hamburg, mashed potatoes, with gravy, corn, pineapple ring, bread and butter, milk. WEDNESDAY--Ravioli, Italian bread, green beans, aokies, milk. JURSDAY--Steak hoagie, onion rings, pickles, cake, #l8oc. milk. FRIDAY--Macaroni and cheese, peas, bread and butter, pretzels, milk. ; DALLAS MENU ? JAN. 16-20 MONDAY--Veal parmesian (Jr. & Sr.), veal patty-sauce (Elem. & Inter.), mashed potatoes, Parker House roll- butter, vegetable, fruit, chilled milk. TUESDAY--Juice, wimpie on roll, French fries (Jr. & Sr.), potato wedges, (Elem. & Inter.), green beans, choice of pudding or fruit, chilled milk. WEDNESDAY--Hoagie, apple sauce, home-style cookie, chilled milk. THURSDAY--Chicken bar-b-que on roll, special relish, potato chips, pickle chips, buttered peas, ice cream, chilled milk. FRIDAY--Fish steaks, macaroni and cheese, cabbage salad, Parker House roll-butter, strawberry fruit cup, chilled milk. Wyoming Seminary \ ) School News by Nina Taggart Chapel Seminary began the New Year with a service of laughter. A symphony of laughter helped to get across the point; that we should laugh with each other and enjoy our laughter. Chaplain Pall lead the whole group in singing ‘I Wish I Knew How’ by Billy Taylor, the only ac- companiment was rhythymic clapping. Superstars The Sem. Knights made a good try, but it wasn’t quite enough when they lost to Hanover by a slim margin, 56-58. Our leading scorer as usual was C.J. Bufalino with 21, with Robert Grosek, who scored 15 and Bill Musto, who had 12, to help out. Movie ‘The Poseidon Adventure’ was shown in the Student Center last Friday night. The film stars Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons and Pamela Sue Martin iarge. : Loads of fun for everyone! Mime (‘ompany proup to perform in the new $1.5 million buckingham Brforming Arts €eénter as part of‘the:Dedication Series. The internationally acclaimed group will hold a student vorkshop at 2 p.m. on January 12 immediately following dsnssal They will perform at 8 p.m. that evening. “laude Kipnis started his career when he was only ‘tteen ie studed at the Sorbonne and under the famous Na + «»au He has done extensive teaching and AEE voks in his field, : His first 11.S. performance was in 1966, he is now direcior in tvsidence with the Boston Opera Company. He performed at the White House during Ford’s term and has established = schools in Israel and the U.S. Congratultaions These are the. latest college acceptances, congratuiations.to everyone! Brian Kaminski - Wilkes College, Marjorie Henry - Lynchburg, Jim Joseph - Fordham University, Ya irs at \ ale University, ® “WYOU' RE IN OIL? HOW NICE! LINSEED, OLIVE, PEANUT, OR WELLS?" > THE TOY BOX announces Our 2nd Annual Model Contest : starting Monday, January 16 Stop in & pick up your entry form & ask for details A : ey yy DALLAS SHOPPING CENTER The Lake-Lehman School District will hold a series of public discussion meetings about public school. The five-part series, ‘‘People, Politics and the Public Schools”, is designed to improve communication among parents, teachers, the administration and the school board. Topics to be considered in the series are: Public School Organization, Jan 16; Curriculum and Values, Jan. 23; Public School Law, Jan, 25; Financing the, Schools, Jan. ..30; Making inthe, Public School, February. 1., . The meetings will be held in the Lehman-Jackson Elementary Building at 7 p.m. : The ‘‘People, Politics and the Public Schools” series was prepared by the Northeastern Penn- CM offers College Misericordia’s Department of Continuing Education will offer courses in cross-country skiing again this year for novices and intermediate skiers. 58 class reunion There will be a class reunion meeting of G.A.R. High School, Class of 1958, at Gus Genetti Hotel in Wilkes-Barre, on Jan in at 8 p.m. All © class members ave urged to attend to plan the class reunion which will be held Sept. 2, 1978. t Your News Item is welcomed for publication in an upc oming issue of The Dallas Post Steam sylvania Association for Continuing Education and the League of Woman Voters of the Wilkes-Barre Area. Funds were provided by the Public Committee for the . Humanities in Penn- sylvania, an affiliate of the National Endowment . for the Humanities. Each discussion meeting will feature a videotaped interview with an authority on the topic. The discussion will be led by a humanities professor from was developed by professors:of;art; history, government, sociology, ‘and speech from College Misericordia, Kings College, Wilkes College, Luzerne County Community College and the Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton Campuses of the Pennsylvania, University. The college will offer three sessions of two nights each and will limit registration to ap- preximately 40 persons per session. Participants may bring their own skis or may rent them prior to the sessions. Instructors for the sessions will be David M. Goodman and Michael Menapace of Uncle Eyeball’s Mountain Traveler's Emporium in Wilkes-Barre. The Em- porium will also offer skis for rentals. The individual sessions SHAVERTOWN Hot water PAGE THIRTEEN Included in the fur are left to right, Sean Mills, by Aimee Kalnoskas In contrast with the regular dances held throughout the year by various groups, clubs, and classes, the sophomore class, headed by Daniel Mesaros, is sponsoring a record hop entitled ‘Disco Plus™’. Pat Finn and Vince Webber of WBAX' will act as the disc jockeys for the dance, providing album give-aways, a light show and guaranteed good time. The sophomore class will welcome and appreciate the support of everyone. ‘Extra Extra’, Save your extra paper for a generous contribution towards the Mother’s Club paper drive. Papers will be accepted within a two-week period.- All are asked to save their papers till the time and location is known. Begin Now! 65-48 was the final score as the girl’s basketball team ‘tipped off”’ their new season with Wyoming Area taking the blow on the O'Reilly home court. Carol Polachek led the girl’s varsity players scoring a game-high of 22 points. Junior varsity too, overcame their opponents ending with contributed 16 points to the 39-30 finish. territony Tuesday. 3 with a positive enthusiasm as they move into: the second half of their.season. But the heat was put on the girls soon enough despite their heartening efforts to maintain a lead, being outscored 82-90. The first place medley relay team again assumed that position. Maureen Judge, Elaine Brussock, Ann Maher and Mary Sembrat finished 2:12.6 to commence the meet. Additional first places were victoriously gained in the following races: 50 free-Mary Sembrat-27.3, 100 fly-Susan will deal with introduction to equipment, techniques, and safety and warm-up exercises. Actual skiing will take place the second cvening, using College Misericordia’s 100-acre campus for the ski trails. Sessions are scheduled for Jan. 18, 19.; Jan. 25, 26; and: Feb. Jai Registrations are being accepted at the college now. The sessions will be free lo senior citizens. It Pays to Advertise Hargadon-1:10.7, 100 free-Mary Sembrat-1:01.7, 100 Maher-1:19.6 ; In a succeeding meet. on Thursday. the Queenswomen turned the tables with a 90-80 win over Coughlin. Congratulations! The niafmen uf O'Relly wrestled successiwly agamsi Bishop Hoban in the meet on Wednesday, Jan. 4. The Argents proved to be no match for the likes of the Queensmen as the scoreboard showed a huge defeat for Hoban 47-6. ; We wish continued success at their next meet scheduled for: Jan. 14 against Pittston Area at Pittston. WW The Recyclery HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE REPAIRS ¥ Chain Saws of Of ile : acum Cleaners “oA Ne-~ld) vw Toasters ¥ Mixers...or You Name It! ALSO HOUSE CALLS FOR MINOR MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS... +z Leaky Faucet? +c Wall Cracks... + Insulation? ¥ Or Any Odd Job ECYCLERY endnsi. 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