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Daffodil Days are almost here.
More than 100 American Cancer
Society volunteers are prepared to
distribute 100,000 daffodils to hospi-
tal patients, employees, students,
wives and secretaries, just to name
a few, on March 18-23.
The daffodil, which the society
terms as the flower of hope, symbol-
Following are cafeteria menus for
area school districts for the follow-
ing week:
BISHOP O'REILLY HIGH
SCHOOL
March 18 - 22
Breakfast Menu
MONDAY - Orange juice, French
toast or bagel w-cream cheese,
milk.
TUESDAY - Apple juice, dough-
nuts or raisin bran w-banana, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Orange juice,
English muffin or cinnamon toast or
corn flakes, milk.
THURSDAY - Apple juice,
assorted cereals w-diced peaches,
doughnuts, milk.
FRIDAY - Orange juice, waffle or
bagle w-butter or jelly, bran flakes
w-banana, milk.
Lunch Menu
MONDAY - Veal parmesan
smothered w-cheese, tossed garden
salad, fresh dinner Toll, lime sher-
bet, milk.
TUESDAY - Texas weiner w-chili
sauce, baked vegetarian beans,
chilled pear slices, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Buttered piero-
gies w-fried onions, creamy cole
slaw, Manhattan clam chowder,
banana pudding pops, milk.
THURSDAY - Cold cut hoagie on
roll (ham, bologne, soft salami,
lettuce, tomato, cheese), macaroni
salad, pineapple chunks, milk.
FRIDAY - French bread pizza,
tossed green salad, orane jello w-
Mandarin oranges, milk.
WEST SIDE TECH
March 18 - 22
MONDAY - Chicken patty on
seeded bun, buttered peas, chilled
fruit cup, snicker doodle cookies,
milk.
TUESDAY - Meatball hoagie,
spiced applesauce, fruited jello-whip
cream, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Fish on bun,
tartar sauce, French fries, Tech
peanut butter squares, milk.
THURSDAY - Spaghetti-meat
sauce, grated cheese, tossed salad-
dressing, chocolate fudge cake,
milk.
FRIDAY - Grilled cheese, tomato
soup-crackers, pickle spears, chips,
blueberry muffin, milk.
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS
March 18 - 22
Junior High & Elementary
MONDAY - Hot dog on bun,
cheese squares, hash brown square,
baked beans, pears, milk.
TUESDAY - Meatball hoagie,
corn chips, green beans, pineapple
tidbits, milk.
cander. Everyone who buys daffod-
ils during the ACS’s annual promo-
tion will be giving a donation that
will be used for research that can
one day cover a cure for cancer.
Assisting in the distribution of
daffodils in the Back Mountain will
be the Rainbow Girls who will
contribute their time after school
during Daffodil Week.
WEDNESDAY - Hamburg on bun,
minestrone soup-saltines, peaches
and donut, milk.
THURSDAY - Oven baked
chicken, buttered seasoned rice,
peas- carrots, roll-butter, ice cream,
milk.
FRIDAY - French bread pizza,
potato chips, tossed green salad,
fruit cup, milk.
Senior High
MONDAY - Hot dog or kielbasi on
bun w-sauerkraut, hash brown
square, baked beans, pears, milk.
TUESDAY - Meatball hoagie,
corn chips, green beans, pineapple
tidbits, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Hamburg bar-b-q
on bun, French fries, applesauce,
donut, milk.
THURSDAY - Oven baked
chicken, buttered season rice, peas-
FRIDAY - French bread pizza,
potato chips, tossed. green salad,
fruit cup, milk.
DALLAS SCHOOLS
March 13 - 19 °
WEDNESDAY - Bear bones
chicken, bearly mashed potatoes w-
gravy, choice of Teddy bear bever-
age. Bonus: Blue’Bear’y muffin.
Or: toasted cheese sandwich w-
turkey noodie soup and potato chips.
Or: Freshly baked pizza.
THURSDAY - Beef-a-Bear-oni
(Macaroni w-Italian meat sauce),
Italian bread-butter, garlic bread,
Jr.Sr., black bear green beans,
choice of teddy bear beverages.
Bonus: Sugar bear mini donut. Or:
Triple decker PB&J sandwich w-
beef vegetable soup and potato
chips. Or: Freshly baked pizza.
FRIDAY - Buy a lunch and get
free teddy bear sticker. March 12, 5
cents off lunch with teddy bear
coupon, March 13, find a teddy bear
on your tray and win a giant bear
cookies, March 14, guess the
number of teaspoons of honey in the
CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Ladies' Wool Suits
Values to $129.00
r $5000
Ladies’ Blazers
Robes
Raincoats
THE TOWEL OUTLET
Memorial Highway, Dallas
COME<
COME
LOCATION—
Dallas, Pa.
DATE & TIME— 50pm
SPEAKER— m.s., R.D., D.C.
there is no charge,
this is offered
COST—
attending.
Darings Market)
telephone 675-3833
- The following businesses will have
daffodils: for sale: Back Mt.
Lumber, Coscia’s Restaurant,
Franklin First Federal, First East-
ern Bank, Wyoming National Bank,
Trucksville Nursery School, Dallas
Hardware, United Penn Bank and
the following beauty salons: Eliza-
beth’s, Sam Robert’s, Carol Lauer’s
Shear Magic and Carol Eason’s.
jar and win a care bear. One winner
per school.
MONDAY - Ball park hot dog on
roll w-meatsauce, or plain hot dog,
honey glazed sweet potatoes, fresh
apple wedges, choice of milk or
juice. Or: Italian hoagie w-chicken
noodle soup and potato chips. Or:
Freshly baked pizza.
TUESDAY - Three D Burgers w-
lettuce and mayor, oven baked tator
tots, choice of milk or juice. Bonus:
Creamy rice pudding. Or: Italian
hoagie w-vegetable soup and potato
chips. Or: Freshly baked pizza.
GATE OF HEAVEN
March 13 - 19
WEDNESDAY - Ham and eggs w-
cheese, hash browns, fruit cocktail,
jello, milk.
THURSDAY - Lasagna, salad,
Italian bread, coffe cake, apple-
sauce, milk.
FRIDAY - No school for students:
MONDAY - Ravioli; corn, pineap-#
ple, Tasty Kake, milk.
TUESDAY - Tacos, carrot stix,
beans, fruit cocktail, cookies, milk.
IT’S A SURE SIGN that spring is
coming when Valley Tennis and
Swim Club installs its officers for
the season. Recently installed at the
annual meeting held at the West-
moreland Club were David Balti-
more, president-elect; membership
chariwoman Judy Null; board
member, Sue Kluger; manager
Michael Balutanski; tennis commit-
tee chairman Martin Baltimore;
social committee chairwomen
Jeanne Fainberg; snack bar chair-
man, Soni Baltimore.
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LAST SATUR-
DAY Boscov's
celebrated Girl
Scout Day. Junior
and Brownie
troops sold cook-
ies throughout
the store while
Cadette and
Senior scouts
helped with
actual sales.
Prior to Girl
Scout Saturday,
Cadette and Senior troops attended
three seminars to prepare them for
this exciting project. Scouting is a
great program for girls. Unfortun-
ately, with so many other pressing
activities, many girls drop out
before they reach the Cadette level,
which is really when the most inter-
esting part of scouting begins.
NGSBURY
MARCH 18 THROUGH 23 daffod-
ils will be on sale throughout the
Back Mountain. All proceeds will
benefit the American Cancer
Society. Pat Rosenthal is chairman
for Daffodil Days in Luzerne
County. Various clubs within Luz-
erne County Federation of Women’s
Clubs will sell daffodils throughout
the area. Local club representatives
are Mrs. Francis Smaka, Dallas
Area Women’s Club; Mrs. Larry
Llewellyn, Harveys Lake Women’s
Club. Make it a point to get out and
support the American Cancer
Society.
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A RUNNING WORKSHOP was
held Tuesday in the Community
Center, Hayfield House, Penn State
Wilkes-Barre campus, Lehman. Dr.
Thomas P. Jiunta a specialist in
podiatric and surgery sports medi-
cine was instructor. Members of the
running club participating were
Jack Monick, athletic director;
Denise Niemenski, president; Julie
Tilton, Ron Leveillee; Dennis
Zorawski, Jody McCourt and Debbie
Koehl.
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ON SUNDAY, Girl Scouts
throughout the area celebrated Girl
Scout Sunday with services held at
many churches. Although there
have been many changes made in
scouting throughout the years, the
ideals for respect for God and Coun-
try stand firm.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO Wendy
K. Morgan and Charles F. Espen-
675-0835
laub III. The couple will be married
June 8 in St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church, Shavertown.
Wendy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Morgan, 10 Windsor
Drive, Dallas, is a graduate of
Dallas Senior High School. She will
receive a Bachelor of Fine Arts
Degree with a Specialization in
Architectural Deliniation from
Pennsylvania State University in
May.
Gerald J. Wycallis, Superintend-
ent of the Dallas School District,
announces Kindergarten Registra-
tion for the 1985-86 school year will
be held in the Dallas Administrative
Office Building, Church Street,
Dallas on March 18, 19, 20 and 21.
Hours will be from 9 a.m. to 12 noon
and 1 pm. to 4 p.m. Monday
through Thursday. A birth certifi-
cate or other acceptable evidence of
age must aceompany each registra-
tion. A child must be five years of
age on or before September 30, 1985
to make him or her eligible for
Kindergarten.
Those with last names bginning
with A,B,C,D, E, and F will register
on Monday, March 18; those with
G,H,I,J.K and L on Tuesday, March
19; those with M,N,0,P, and Q, on
Wednesday, March 20; and those
with R,S,T,U,V,X,Y and Z on Thurs-
day, March 21. The children who
will enter first grade but did not
attend the Kindergarten program
this past term, may also register on
Thursday, March 21.
In addition to the registration,
vision, speech and hearing screen-
ings will be given.
Under the regulations of the Penn-
sylvania Department of Health, all
children, Kindergarten through 12th
grade attending school after Aug. 1,
1983, will be required to provide
proof of having received the follow-
ing immunizations:
Three doses DTP (Diptheria-Teta-
nus-Pertussis), TD or DT vaccine;
for protection against Tetanus
(lockjaw) and Diptheria. Three does
of Oral Polio Vaccine, or if pre-
scribed by a physician, four does of
Salk Injectable Polio Vaccine. Stu-
dents 18 years of age or older are
exempt. The following vaccines
administered at 12 months of age or
older:
One dose of live attenuated Mea-
sles Vaccine or a blood test showing
immunity. One dose of Live Rubella
(German Measles) Vaccine or a
blood test showing immunity. One
dose of Live Mumps Vaccine or a
signed statement from you physi-
cian stating that your child had the
disease.
The school officials need to review
the child’s immunizations to be cer-
tain thechild meets the standards as
set by the state regarding immuni-
zations. Parents are to bring all
records of their child’s immunica-
tions. . If the student’s records do so
not meet the standards, he or she
will not be able to attend school.
If immunization is against your
religious beliefs or you have a
strong moral or ethical conviction
similar to a religious belief, you
must sign the reverse side of the
“Certificate of Immunization” stat-
ing your reason. If immunization is
not medically advisable at this
time, a physician (M.D. or D.O.)
must sign the medical exemption on
the reverse side of the certificate.
Please request the necessary form
from the school nurse. 3
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