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School notes
Auditorium on the Lehman campus.
- This first film is an adaptation of
the Dauphne Du Maurier story and
stars Donald Sutherland and Julie
Christie.
All film showings are free of
charge and the public is invited. For
more information on the Film
Series, contact Dr. Robert Merrill
or Dr. Christopher Shipley at Penn
outlined with the band appearing at |
various competitions during the fall
season. The first competition will be
held Sunday, Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. at
the Whitehall High School, Allen-
town. ;
Dallas band moderators are John
Kasco, marching; David Benn,
majorettes; Mrs. Joan Benn, flags;
and Karen Arnaud, strutters.
School menus
LCCC plans course State-Wilkes-Barre, 675-2171.
Alzheimer’s disease - senility - is
one of the least understood diseases
and the fourth leading cause of
death in our country, afflicting
approximately three million Ameri-
cans
For the purpose of reviewing and
discussing diagnostic and treatment
procedures of the disease, the Office
of Continuing Education at Luzerne
County Community College will
offer two day-long seminars on the
Band Boosters meet
The Dallas Band Boosters met
recently at the Dallas High School
with Ethel MacAvoy presiding. The
band, under the direction of David
Benn, is comprised of 112 members.
A program for the year was
subject.
The first seminar will be held on
Wednesday, Sept. 21, from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m., at the college’s Educational
Conference Center and is designed
for practitioners of the disease.
The second informational seminar
on Alzheimer’s disease will be held
on Thursday, Sept. 22, from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m., at the LCCC Educational
Conference Center.
For further information on either
session, or to register to attend,
contact the Office of Continuing
Education at Luzerne County Com-
DALLAS SCHOOLS
Sept. 19 - 23
MONDAY - Cheeseburger on
roll with condiments or peanut
butter-jelly sandwich with cheese
stick, buttered baby peas, chilled
peaches, choice of milk. Bonus:
Cheese curls. ?
TUESDAY - Open faced sliced
turkey sandwich w-gravy and
crunchy celery stick or Mexican
tacos (w-lettuce-tomato), but-
tered steamed rice, fresh apple,
choice of milk.
WEDNESDAY - Toasted
Bonus: Freshly baked chocolate
chip cookies. Early dismissal.
THURSDAY - Italian macaroni
creole w-tomato meat sauce,
Italian bread-butter, garlic bread
in Jr.Sr. or Italian cold meat
hoagie (w-lettuce-tomato), sea-
soned Italian green beans, choice
of milk. Bonus: Italian Day,
wear the colors of the flag and
receive a free Italian ice.
FRIDAY - Cheesy pizza (2
slices) or tuna salad sandwich w-
lettuce, chicken soup w-vegeta-
bles, sliced peach and pear
combo, choice of milk.
bun, buttered corn chips, heav-
enly delight, fruit cocktail-whip
cream, milk.
TUESDAY - Oval spice-cheese
on seeded roll, lettuce-tomato,
pickle chips, soup-crackers,
fluffy rice pudding, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Grilled
cheese, French fries, celery-
carrot sticks, chocolate cake-
fudge icing, milk.
THURSDAY - Shells-meat
sauce, buttered green beans,
grated cheese, roll-butter, oat-
meal raisin cookie, milk.
FRIDAY - Fish on bun-tartar
munity College, 829-7481. cheese sandwich or hot dog on
roll, tomato vegetarian beans,
carrot sticks, choice of milk.
sauce, creamy cole slaw, fruited
jello, milk. :
WEST SIDE VO TECH
MONDAY - Sausage patty on
PSU shows films
The Fall Film Series at the
Wilkes-Barre Campus of Penn State
will begin with the showing of
“Don’t Look Now’ on Thursday,
Sept. 15, at 8 p.m. in the Bierly
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