8 THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1983
- What's
Cookin’
LAKE
-LEHMAN SCHOOLS
Senior High
May 23-27
MONDAY--Minced bologna-cheese on wheat bread or
toasted cheese sandwich, pickle chips, vegetable soup-
~ saltines, peaches, milk.
TUESDAY--Beef turnover (Jamaican, style) w-gravy,
peas, pineapple tidbits, milk.
WEDNESDAY--Tuna or meatball hoagie, potato puffs,
applesauce, cookies, milk. \
THURSDAY--Cold roast turkey sandwich w-sliced
tomato-lettuce, potato salad, baked beans, frosted cake,
milk. h
FRIDAY:-French bread pizza, potato chips, green
beans, pears, milk.
Junior High & Elementary
MONDAY--Toasted cheese sandwich, pickle chips, soup-
saltines, pears, milk. A
TUESDAY--Taco’s w-trimmings, buttered corn, ice
cream, milk. i :
WEDNESDAY--Hot dog on bun, mashed potatoes, sauer-
kraut, apple crisp, milk.
THURSDAY--Turkey bar-b-q on bun w-relish, potato
puffs, baked beans, pears, milk.
FRIDAY--French bread pizza, potato chips, lettuce-
dressing, fruit cup, milk.
WEST SIDE TECH
y May 23 - 27
MONDAY--Hot dog on bun, baked beans, chips, cheese
cubes, fruit assortment, milk.
TUESDAY--Wimpie on soft roll, buttered vegetables,
spiced applesauce, chocolate cake-peanut butter icing,
milk.
WEDNESDAY--Chilled juice, hoagie w-lettuce-tomato,
Italian dressing, green beans, coconut oatmeal cookies,
milk.
THURSDAY--Baked chicken, candied sweet potatoes,
seasoned peas, ice cream sundae, roll-butter, milk.
FRIDAY--Pizza twins, tossed salad, choice of dressing,
MEMBERS HONORED: Fifty-year members of Dallas Chapter #396 were honored recently at
: the fifty-eighth anniversary banquot of the Dallas Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star at the Irem
Temple Country Club.
Fifty year members present were Mrs Pearl Gossart, sixty years; Mrs. Ruth Houser, fifty-one
years; and Mrs Edna Johnson, past matron, fifty-eight years. Each member received her fifty
year pin. Pictured are: Mrs. Pearl Gossart, Main Road, Shavertown; Mrs Ruth Houser, Carverton
Road, Trucksville; and Mrs Edna Johnson, Ferguson Ave., Shavertown. :
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WEDNESDAY--Sliced turkey sandwich w-gravy or “No?
peanut butter-jelly sandwich w-cheese stick, buttered §\
- whipped mashed potatoes w-gravy, sliced peach-pear
combo, milk. (Beach Ball Day--if you find a beachball
sticker on your tray you win!)
THURSDAY --Italian baked lasagna, Italian bread-
butter, (Garlic bread, Jr.Sr.), or cheeseburg or plain
hamburg on enriched roll w-celery stick, fresh lettuce
wedge-dressing, milk. Bonus: Fresh baked brownie,
(brownie a la mode in Jr.Sr.)
FRIDAY--Cheesy pizza (2 slices) or tuna salad sandwich A ¥ NS AR Le
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ZANT NERY
The childen of the Trin-
ity’ Nursery School
' recently held a Mother’s
Day Tea. Students pre-
pared table decorations
and presented a program
of songs and finger-play
for their mothers. After a
lunch, which included
cookies decorated by the
children, each mother
received a plant.
The school will close on
Student
Lake-Noxen sixth grad-
ers traveled to New York
last week on. their class
trip. While there, the stu-
dents visited Central Park
and the Museum of Natu-
ral History, where they
had lunch.
A bus sight-seeing tour
followed. Due to rain, the
students could not leave
May 19 for summer vaca-
tion. Applications are now
being taken for the Fall
semester.
Trinity Nursery School
is located in the Trinity
United Presbyterian
Church, Church Street,
Dallas.
For further information
Office at 675-3131.
Tour
the bus, but were still able
to see the World Trade
Center, the Empire State
Building, Paramount Stu-
dios and many other high-
lights. A tour of St. Pat-
rick’s Cathedral and the
United Nations Building
were also part of the trip.
The class came home
tired, but happy after a
full and exciting day.
Registrations are being
accepted for the 1983-84
school year at Alpha
Omega Academy. Located
on the corner of Owen and
Maltby Streets in Swoyers-
ville, the ‘school includes
first through 12th grade.
Alpha Omega Academy
offers parents an alterna-
tive to the traditional
public and parochial
schools, through a more
individualized learning
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MONDAY--Wimpie on enriched roll or steak-cheese ) AN li 7~ hy [3 I) $ 2° “
hoagie (foil wrapped), oven baked French fries w- $ YU dl fo A Fins a
ketchup, sliced peaches, milk. A SA ee | We ~ A pnouncin The
TUESDAY--Baked Italian shells-meatballs, Italian AE EL q
bread butter, (Garlic bread in Jr.Sr.), or Mexican taco 0 NIN Bn 0 ;
(gr. beef, lettuce, cheese), buttered baby peas. milk. WN i / PR) i ’
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With the fall and winter
league season fast drawing
to a close, a few of the
leagues are rolling off
their final games and
scheduling roll-offs and
banquets.
In the Ladies Country
League Daring’s Market
took three games from
G.H. Harris Associates
to break into the high scor-
ing. A.F. Roan Inc. copped
three from Grotto Pizza
with 465 high series for 10
girls. Peg Williams spilled
pins for 180 to lead the
Castlettes in taking an
even split from Fashion
Vending. M. Culver added
175 to aid in the even
division.
Dallas Nursery earned
three and one half from
Roberts Oil in the George
Shupp League paced by F.
Adams 224 (627) and N.
Stredny’s 219 (621). C.
Glasser contributed 555. J.
Ide scattered pins for 559,
B. Varner toppled them
for 547 and L. Yankowski
rolled 540 to lead Disque
Funeral Home to three
games over Harris Asso-
ciates. A. Wendel
slammed the pins for 288
(618) and G. Harris tum-
bled them for 557 for the
~ Harris men. S. Bonomo
gave 527. J. Strazdus hit
_ the pins for 601 and Glenn
Mazuer toppled them for
560 for Fino’s Pharmacy
who copped three points
from Gino’s Shoe Store. R.
Mekeel rolled 219 (544)
and K. Youngblood scat-
tered pins for 597 to aid
the cause. C. Kazokas
spilled the pins for 217
(611) for the shoe dealer
and B. Cyphers posted 554.
J. Curtis rolled '527. R.
Barr’s 576 was enough to
lead the Endless Mountain
men to three points over
Stanton TV. The TV team
was paced by H. Garris’
551 and J. Maculis (537).
In the Idetown Compact
League Firebirds took all
from the Cimmarons with
no one able to find the
strike range. J. Roan wal-
loped pins for 565 to lead
the Aries in taking four
from the LaBarons by for-
feit. The Camaros took
three points from the
Capris despite C. Wil-
liams’ rolling 518 for the
losing five. H. Heidel scat-
tered wood for 520 to aid
the Omegas in blanking
the Lynx. D. Schooley
gave the Lynx 172-178.
Citations copped three
from the Mustangs with no
high games to speak of. B.
Moore rolled 510 for the
Mustangs.In a roll-off for
the league championship
in the Imperialette
League, Lombardo Bakery
took the Jean Shop by 39
pins to win the team
trophy for the bakery
owner.
year was taken by the
Jean Shop with 2234. High
by the Jean Shop with 789.
Jean Shop’s Irene Katyl
took high series with 574
ton 231.
cards and memorials.
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Alpha Omega and A Beta
curriculums, and a certi-
fied teaching staff.
Parents who wish to
register their children or
who want additional infor-
mation should contact the
school by May 20.
can be obtained by calling
the school at 287-4713 or
288-7368 between 10 a.m.
and 3 p.m.
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