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The Dallas Soccer Parents’ orga-
nization plans to make an event of
every home game, played at the
Dallas Junior High School field this
year, the organization announced
this week.
Refreshments including hot dogs,
hamburgs, soda, coffee, hot choco-
late and baked goods will be availa-
ble at all games. Specialty items
will be featured such as chili or
whimpies so that families and fans
can have supper and support both
the Varsity and Junior Varsity
teams.
Successful ventures last season
have encouraged the Soccer Club to
continue offering food and bever-
ages and thus afford everyone an
exciting athletic event and sociable
Plans are underway for the pro-
posed trip to Scotland in the
summer of 1986. Parents and team
members have completed a flea
market and bazaar, a soccer clinic,
and a goli tournament with the
financing of this trip in mind.
Hoagie and candy sales continue to
facilitate routine activities of the
group.
An invitation is extended to all
area residents and visiting team
supporters to attend these events,
have supper, and help make this
season a memorable one for the
team and fans as well.
Upcoming home games include
Dallas vs. Crestwood on Sept. 10
and against Bishop Hafey on Sept.
12. For information call Beth Nar-
Leaders
2 evening as well. done, 696-1437. Richardson, treasurer; Mary Clemm, secretary and Earl
; Samuels, vice president.
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12. Don Juan’s Mother 4. Famous Heavyweight tered peas, ice cream, milk.
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14. Cookie 6. Meadows 3 5 Senior Hi
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15. Famous Canal 7. Bacon Size \ junior Sighs Blementaty WEDNESDAY--Hamburg bar-b-que MOND avian rg on bun *v 3
16. Corn Count 8. Famous Heavyweight Sept. 4 - 10 or pork bar-b-que, oval hash brown, chopped onions-relish, cheese cubes. MONDAY--Hamburg on bun,
17. Promote 9. Miner’s Coal buttered corn, pudding, milk. buttered vegetables chilled French fries, peaches, carrot-celery
18. Widow in Cards 10. Slippery One WEDNESDAY--Orange juice, THURSDAY-Orange juice, hoagie peaches, almond shortbread cook- StiX, cookies, milk. .
20. Portent 11. Sway Loosely hoagie w-trimming, pickle chips, w-trimmings, pickle chips, apple- jes milk. TUESDAY--Ravioli, green beans,
22. Rest in Peace 19. Deadheat peaches, milk. sauce, cookies, milk. TUESDAY--Meatball hoagie, spiced Pears, jello, milk.
24. Insurance Contract 21. Mugger THURSDAY--Sausage links, but- FRIDAY--Batter dipped fish W- applesauce, rice pudding w-raisins. WEDNESDAY-Steak hoagie, onion
928. Bad Break 23. Common Level tered waffles w-maple syrup, apple- tartar sauce, or hot dog on bun, milk. ’ rings, buttered carrots, fruit cock-
32. Houston Player 25. ———— Boy (2 wds.) sauce, orange wedges, milk. French fries, cabbage salad, pine: WEDNESDAY--Oval spice-cheese tail, milk.
33. A Big Hamburger (2 wds.) 26. Aristo——-—— FRIDAY--Batter dipped fish on bun, apple tidbits, milk. w-lettuce on seeded bun, chicken THURSDAY-Tacos (lettuce-tomato-
34. Creek 27. Long Ago tartar sauce, French fries, cabbage MONDAY--Steak hoagie w-peppers noodle soup, chips, pickle spears, cheese), BBQ chips, pineapple,
36. Barren Land 28. Milland and Bolger salad, pineapple tidbits, milk. or tuna hoagie, sliced cheese, onion prownies, milk. ’ cookies, milk.
37. Pleasure Boat 29. Chinese Nurse MONDAY--Steak hoagie, onion rings, green beans, pudding, milk. ~~ THURSDAY--Beef-a-roni, creamy FRIDAY-Tuna salad sandwich, let-
by QQ 39 Bishop 30. Old Biplaine rings, buttered corn, chocolate pud- TUESDAY-Ham patti or chicken cole slaw, grated cheese, Italian tuce, cheese stix, peaches, pudding
41. Sandbanks 31. Backtalk ding, milk. patti on bun w-relish, candied sweet roll-butter, fruited jello, milk. pops, milk.
43, ———— Aviv 35. Louvre Contents TUESDAY-Ham patti on bun w- potatoes, buttered peas, ice cream, FRIDAY--Taco-lettuce-tomato
44. Televisions 38. Affection relish, candied sweet potatoes, but- milk. corn; chocolate cookies, milk
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: 30. Nouis an) Family 3. Contorted who will attend doctoral health professional schools. S38 Programsivequire only thiee Years Wilkes
. Gr. Britain 2 Eon : The students will attend dental, optometry, or before a student enters professional school and are
61. Shady Spot 5. Houston Control Overhead podiatric medical schools under special programs. patterned after the Wilkes-Hahnemann Program in
‘Chosen to attend Temple was: Denise Grabenstetter, Family Medicine with joint B.S.-Doctoral degrees given
Dallas. Also selected were Kimberly Edwards, Dallas, by Wilkes and Temple School of Dentistry, Pennsyl-
who will attend Pennsylvania College of Podiatric vania College of Optometry, and Pennsylvania College
I ; Medicine and Raymond Durkin, of Trucksville, who of Podiatric Medicine.
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