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Following are the cafeteria menus
for area schools for the following
week:
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS
Dec. 14 - 22
Junior High & Elementary Schools
WEDNESDAY - Ham patti on
bun, potato puffs, buttered carrots,
pudding, milk.
THURSDAY - Christmas Dinner -
Oven-baked chicken, mashed pota-
toes w-gravy, peas, cranberry
sauce, roll-butter, ice cream, milk.
FRIDAY - Tuna hoagie, French
fries, fruit cup, cookies, milk.
MONDAY - Toasted cheese sand-
wich, pickle chips, tomato ‘soup-
saltines, pears, milk.
TUESDAY - Taco’s w-trimmings,
buttered corn, apple, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Turkey bar-b-q
on bun w-relish, tri-tater, baked
beans, pudding, milk.
THURSDAY - Early dismissal -
Pizza or peanut butter-jelly sand-
wich, potato chips, carrot-celery
sticks, peaches, Christmas treat,
milk.
Senior High School
WEDNESDAY - Beef stew over
noodles, pickled beets, Parker
House roll-butter, peaches, milk.
THURSDAY - Christmas dinner -
Oven-baked chicken, mashed pota-
toes-gravy, peas, cranberry sauce,
roll-butter, ice cream, milk.
FRIDAY - Tuna hoagie, French
fries, fruit cup, cookies, milk.
corn, apple, milk.
LCCC officers
WEDNESDAY - Turkey bar-b-q or
ham patti on bun w-relish, potato
puffs, baked beans, pudding, milk.
THURSDAY - Early dismissal -
Pizza or peanut butter-jelly sand-
wich, potato chips, carrot-celery
sticks, pears, Christmas treat, milk.
DALLAS SCHOOLS
Dec. 19 - 22
MONDAY - Italian meatball
hoagie or ballpark weiner on bun,
Boston baked beans w-honey, mixed
fruit combo, mini marshmallow,
milk or juice.
TUESDAY - Philadelphia cheeses-
teak hoagie or balogna-cheese sand-
wich, mixed vegetables, celery
stick, milk of juice. Bonus: Vanilla
pudding w-topping.
WEDNESDAY - Christmas Dinner
- Roast turkey w-giblet gravy,
dressing, buttered whipped pota-
toes, cherry red cranapple gelatin
salad, milk or juice. Bonus: Snow-
flake Ice Cream treat.
THURSDAY - Cheese pizza, beef
noodle woup w-vegetables, milk or
juice. Bonus: Freshly baked holiday
cookie.
WEST SIDE TECH
Dec. 19 - 22
MONDAY - Wafer steak on soft
roll, buttered vegetables, cheese
sticks, mistletoe kisses, milk.
TUESDAY - Turkey, mashed
potatoes-gravy, buttered corn, cran-
berry sauce, roll-butter, pumpkin
pie, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Toasted cheese,
French fries, cole slaw, Holly Berry
cupcake, milk.
lettuce-tomato-Italian dressing,
chips, jingle bell cookies, milk.
BENEDICTA MATCHETT
ALBERT DURAN
Two Dallas residents were
recently appointed as campaign
chairmen of College Misericordia’s
1984 ‘‘Gifts for Learning’’ cam-
paign.
The appointments of Albert Duran
as general chairman and Benedicta
North Matchett as chairman of the
alumni fund raising activities were
announced recently by Frank Pas-
quini, director of development at
the College.
Duran will lead six community
vice-chairmen to raise the $292,000
goal set for 1984. The funds support
the College’s financial aid pro-
Steve Berg, Wilkes-Barre,
Judy Barth,
corresponding secretary;
Management Program.
grams, such as academic scholar-
ships, work grants and leadership
awards.
Matchett, a 1956 graduate of Mis-
ericordia, will oversee the alumni’s
solicitation and phonathon phases of
the campaign. The alumni cam-
paign committee has set a goal of
$86,000 for 1984.
Presently, Duran is the senior
vice-president and chief administra-
tive officer of United Penn Bank
and is a member of the Westmore-
land Club and the Knights of Colum-
bus. eT
Matchett is presently a director-
at-large of the Alumni Association’s
Board of Directors
Students honored
Back Mountain residents named
to the Academic High Honor Roll at
Wyoming Seminary include Brian
Koo, Dallas, grade five; and Mat-
thew Shea, Dallas, grade five; John
Aponick, Dallas, grade seven; and
Juliana Koo, Dallas, grade eight.
Back Mountain residents listed on
the Academic Honor Roll were:
Helena Rowlands, Dallas, grade
five; Joanna Garbush, Shavertown,
grade six; Christopher Kersey,
Shavertown, grade six; Scott
Moore, Shavertown, grade six;
Christian Olson, Shavertown, grade
six; Gianna Santarelli, Dallas,
grade six; Christina Caputo, Shav-
ertown, grade seven; Andrew Mer-
rill, Shavertown, grade seven; |
Eugene Choi, Shavertown, grade
eight; and Sean Robbins, Shaver-
town, grade eight.
Open Daily 10 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. Monday &
Thursday ‘til 9 p.m.
Free Parking. Credit
Terms, lay-a-ways invited.
solids and veneers and
very tasteful. Each
in business.
More than 80 students were
recently named to Wyoming Semi-
nary’s Dean’s List for the first
trimester of the 1983-84 school term,
announced O. Charles Lull, Dean of
the Upper School.
Kingston - Angela Agati, Benja-
min Cabot, Laura Churnetski,
Charles Cohen, Ilizabeth Gonchar,
Lynn Huey, Leigh Lawrence, Karen
Lottick, Marla Lubin, Mark Meyer,
Max Minkoff, Kayanne Vanderburg,
Amy Wallace.
Dallas - Peter Bove, Megan
Hedden, Amy John, Sarah Roths-
child, Jennifer Williams. Shaver-
town - Heather Aponick, Leslie
Dymond, Christian Hampel, Andrew
Kellman, Nick Togias.
Forty Fort - Christopher Boyce,
Janice Jones.
Tunkhannock - Paul Bartley, Mel-
issa Stauffer.
Luzerne - Serene Josiah.
Trucksville - Rose Ann Serpico.
Named to the Dean’s List were:
Kingston - James Antinnes, Justin
DePasquale, Melissa Gaudio,
Thomas Imperiale, Michael Nelson,
Robin Yuskovitz.
Dallas - Kevin Brown, Christy
Brown, Amy Rogers, Terrell Smith.
Shavertown - A. Richard Caputo,
Erin Moore, Douglas Turner.
Harveys Lake - Kathy Quick,
Anthony Stallone.
Luzerne - Lisa Kosenak, Michelle
Kosenak.
TALK ABOUT CONVENIENCE, TAPPAN HAS A
TWO-LEVEL MEMORY. IT LETS YOU DEFROST
AND ROAST OR ROAST AND KEEP WARM-ANY
COMBINATION OF 2 HEAT LEVELS FROM A
CHOICE OF 10. TAPPAN ALSO OFFERS AN
AUTOMATIC THERMOMETER WHICH COOKS TO
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