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Whether your interests lic in or
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cific money sources. A modest
additional computer process-
ing fee is required at the time
the student sends in his or her
application form
Applicants can often qualify
for privately-donated college
funds in the Scholarship
Search dala base, because cer-
tain eligibility factors are im-
portant, such as: religion, eth-
nic background, career
interest, college majors, extra
curricular school or civic ac-
tivities, parents unions, mili-
tary service, etc
She said, “‘Millions and
millions of dollars of school
aid have gone unclaimed and
unused in the past 10 years,
because the money was not
claimed. Computers are es
sential 10 find the mynad of
ilable scholarships
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®r or senior with a scholar
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mpossible, especially
n dealing with hundreds
thousands of students
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dents in the f3st-12 years, lo-
cating. sofifces of college
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for college. wnte to Stu
dent Assistance Council Col
lege Funds at their new ad
dress. 800 Huyler Street.
Teterboro, NJ 07608, enclos.
ing $1.00 to cover postage and
handling
‘Cole wrote And he was
answered goad!" Maxin
smiled
brights to blend with
sportwear
You'll also find the newest
stripes, Fair Isle and jacquard
sweater patterns in both
acrylic and wool blends
Different lengths in legwar
mers are also at JCPenney
The classic over-the-knee
dancer style is joined this sea
son by a shorter version that
stops at the knee and may be
cuffed over the top of your
boots
We really are
'your' newspaper
The Dallas Post, now in its 96th year of serving the Back
Mountain community, has undergone both major and
minor changes through the years in an attempt to keep its
readers as informed as possible.
The most recent major change at The Post is apparent in
the general appearance of the newspaper as a much
sharper, cleaner image is now portrayed to the reader
This “crispness’’, as we in the newspaper business like to
call it, comes from the use of a very sophisticated, highly
technical computer system used to transfer a reporter’s
story. or a press release onto the printed page you read in
your home.
The Post has added a few features over the past year -
features that you, our readers, have suggested you'd like to
see. A completely redesigned Editorial page with local
editorials and valuable information gives you serious news.
An expanded ‘Letters to the Editor’ column allows our
readers to voice their opinions - on just about anything and
a new business section tells you what’s happening with the
Back Mountain economy.
Sports comments in The Dallas Post continue to ‘tickle
the fancy” or, as the case may be, “get the goat” of local
sports fans while The Dallas Post photographers are
catching all the local sports action on film.
Our “Community Calendar’ keeps our readers informed
of the events scheduled in their area while the authors of
our ‘neighborhood news’ columns continue to inform you
of who’s engaged, who had a baby, or who’s taking a trip.
Our ‘Cookbook’ column offers readers scrumptious
recipe ideas every week and a newly expanded Classified
Advertising section brings buyers and sellers together.
We have even gone so far as to separate our Back
Mountain and West Side editions so that we may bring
expanded news coverage to both areas.
All of these changes are not for any of us at The Dallas
Post - they are for you, our readers. Because we care and
because we want to keep you as informed as possible, we
are constantly changing - to meet your needs. Remember,
we do want to be “your” newspaper.
Tir Sf )ALLASCP0ST
J. Stephen Buckley ........................ Publisher
Dotty: Martin =... nes Editor
Betty Bean ........... Advertising Representative
Mike Danowski ..... Advertising Representative
Charlot Denmon .... Advertising Representative
Joe Gula ............. Advertising Representative
Marvin Lewis ........ Advertising Representative
Jean Brutko .................... Circulation Director
Peggy Poynton ..................... Office Manager