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HELP WANTED
PART TIME HOUSEKEEPER,
Refined, mature person,
Mon. thru Thurs. 4 to 8
p.m. Responsibilities
include cooking, light
cleaning, babysitting.
Additional howe availa-
ble if desired. Reply:
Dallas Post PO Box 366P,
Dallas, PA 18612. 35-1-P
WORK WANTED
HAVE A JOB? Need a
babysitter? | will babysit
in my Dallas area home.
Call 675-5619 days. 35-4-
P
TRUCKS
FORD VAN E 200, A-title,
42,000 orig. miles. Per-
TRUCKS
1972 CHEVY '% ton pick-
up truck, Good running
cond. Call 675-1650 after
5 p.m. 35-4-P
76 CHEVY SPORT VAN, 6
cyl., standard. Seats 10,
Good cond. $1800 neg.
Call 696-4161. 35-4-P
AUTO
1984 PONTIAC TRANS
AM, 5-0 liter. HO motor.
Auto., p.s., p.b., air,
AM-FM stereo cassette,
cruise. Loaded. Mag
wheels, 14,000 miles. A-
title, new $18,500 will
sacrifice for $11,500. Call
824-4497 or 287-9889 or
287-2650. 32-4-P
AUTO
72 FORD TORINO needs
minor repair. Asking
$200. 696-1284. 32-4-P
vertible. Exc. cond. Low
mileage, p.s., p.b.,
newly upholstered $1800.
Call 283-0329. 32-4-GR
1980 PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX SPORTS COUPE.
Loaded, 58,000 miles.
Like new. $3695. Call
824-4497 or 287-2650. 33-
4-P
SR5, Call 283-0358 after 4
p.m. 35-4-P
400, 4 BBI, Sensen
stereo, Svc speakers,
runs good, needs body
work $1800. 696-4484 or
823-2244. 34-4-GR
Car inspected
AUTO
'68 FORD LTD., auto.
transmission with torck
converter. Good $35.00.
Call 655-9220, 33-4-P
1982 JEEP CJ-7, hard top,
4 spd., p.s., padded roll
bar, AM-FM cassette,
bush guards, ug
guards, overhead lights,
44,000 miles. $5100. Call
288-2621 after 5:30. 34-4-
GR :
77 DATSUN B210 HATCH-
BACK, 5 speed, runs
very good. Will take best
offer. Call 868-3662 after
5 p.m. 35-4-P
'79 BMW 3201, silver,
cond., must see.
Air, 4 speed manual,
$4800. 826-6822, Mon.-
Fri. 8:30-4:30 p.m. 35-1-P
Dallas Post/Fay Broody
(Following are the
cafeteria menus for
area school districts
for the following
week: )
WEST SIDE TECH
Sept. 17 - 23
Breakfast
WEDNESDAY -
Ham & Waffles, fruit
juice, milk or cereal,
pastry, fruit juice,
milk.
THURSDAY .
Orange wedges, vari-
milk.
FRIDAY - Juice,
cereal assortment,
raisin bars, milk.
MONDAY - Chilled
orange juice, assorted
cereal, cup cake,
milk.
TUESDAY -
Banana, assorted
cereal, pastry, milk.
Lunch
WEDNESDAY -
Oval spice-cheese on
soft bun w-lettuce,
chips, chicken noodle
soup-crackers, Tandy
cake, milk.
THURSDAY - Beef
a roni, grated cheese,
tossed salad w-dress-
ing, Italian roll-
butter, jello, milk.
FRIDAY - Pizza
twins, chilled juice,
cherry squares, milk.
MONDAY - Wafer
steak on bun, 3 bean
salad, fresh fruit,
shortbread cookies,
milk.
TUESDAY -
Hoagie-lettuce-
tomato, Italian dress-
ing, chilled peaches,
chocolate cake, milk.
DALLAS SCHOOLS
Sept. 17 - 23
WEDNESDAY -
Ball park frank on
roll or turkey-cheese
sandwich on soft bun,
carrot-celery stix,
Hawaiian pineapple,
choice of milk or
juice. (Find a sticker
on your tray-win a
half dozen cookies.)
THURSDAY -
Bacon cheeseburger
on roll w-lettuce-
tomato-mayo, or
peanut butter-marsh-
mellow sandwich w-
cheese cube, oven
baked tater tots,
choice of milk or
juice. Bonus: Giant
peanut butter cookie.
FRIDAY - Potato-
cheese pierogies sau-
teed in onions or
grilled cheese sand-
wich, candied car-
rots, fresh fruit
wedges, choice of
milk or juice. (Draw
a picture of your
favorite summer
activity. You’ll
receive Nacho chips.)
MONDAY -
McDallas chicken
sandwich on roll w-
lettuce or hot dog on
roll, chicken noodle-
vegetable soup, pine-
apple topped w-coco-
nut, choice of milk or
juice.
TUESDAY - Baked
macaroni-cheese cas-
serole or cheesebur-
ger on bun, green
beans, chilled fruit
medley, choice of
milk or juice. Bonus:
Soft chewy pretzel.
GATE OF HEAVEN
SCHOOL
Sept. 17-23
WEDNESDAY -
Whimpies, cheese,
corn, cookies, fruit
cocktail, milk.
THURSDAY -
Chicken patty w-
gravy, oven potatoes,
green beans, brown-
ies, milk.
FRIDAY - Tuna
fish w-roll, lettuce-
cheese, peaches,
pretzel rod, milk.
MONDAY - Pork
bar-b-que w-bun,
relish, pickles, carrot-
celery stix, pears,
milk.
TUESDAY - Shep-
herds pie (ground
meat, vegetables,
mashed potatoes),
peaches, cookies,
milk.
LAKE-LEHMAN
SCHOOLS
Sept. 17 - 19
WEDNESDAY -
Chicken nuggets w-
dip, French fries, but-
tered garden vegeta-
bles, roll-butter, jello,
milk.
THURSDAY -
Tacos w-trimmings,
buttered corn, Dixie
cup, milk.
FRIDAY - Pizza or
peanut butter-jelly
sandwich, potato
chips, carrot-celery
sticks, fresh apple,
milk.
By REP. COSLETT
Special to The Post
Here is a summary
of important events
that occurred on Cap-
itol Hill last week
from Rep. Frank Cos-
lett, 120th Legislative
District.
CAPITOL EXPAN-
SION COMMITTEE -
A meeting of the spe-
cial House committee
investigating the Cap-
itol expansion project
was opened to the
public this week when
the panel’s Republi-
can: chairman
objected to plans to
bar the public from
the session. Rep. Jef-
frey E. Piccola (R-
Dauphin) blasted the
committee’s Demo-
cratic leader for
scheduling a last-
minute closed execu-
tive session. Piccola
said the move to close
the session was in
violation of House
rules and the state’s
Sunshine Law. “The
chairman has no
right to close a meet-
ing to the press and
public without the
agreement of the
majority of commit-
tee members,”’ Pic-
cola said. As a result
of Piccola’s objec-
tions, the meeting
was opened to the
press and public.
COMBATING
DRUG TRAFFICK-
ING - Legislators
from Pennsylvania,
Maryland and West
Virginia will meet in
Hagerstown, Md., on
Sept. 17 at a public
hearing into the grow-
ing problem of drug
trafficking and under-
age drinking in Penn-
sylvania, Maryland
and West Virginia.
Rep. Terry Punt (R-
Franklin) announced
this week that law
enforcement and gov-
ernment officials,
judicial officers,
social service profes-
sionals and members
of the general public
have been invited to
testify. In July, at a
tri-state conference of
legislators hosted by
Punt, it was unani-
mously agreed that
drug trafficking and
underage drinking
were problems of the
tri-state region.
“We're attempting to
get an idea of the
scope of the problem
and the efforts being
made to combat it,”
Punt said. ‘“We’re
also looking into the
possibility of estab-
lishing a tri-state task
force to battle drug
and alcohol abuse.”
(Rep. Frank Coslett
serves the 120th Leg-
islative District which
encompasses parts of
the Back Mountain.
His column appears
weekly in The Dallas
Post.)
The District 7 Make
It With Wool Contest
will be held October
4, 1986 from 10:30
a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
Pomeroy’s Commu-
nity Room, Pome-
roy’s, Wyoming
Barre. Any youth 10
years of age to 21
years of age is invited
to participate in the
contest.
Youth 14 years of
age to 21 years of age
can enter a suit,
dress or coat. Youth
10 years of age to 13
!
years of age can
enter a vest, pants,
skirt, sweater,
jumper, poncho, shirt
or dress. The article
must be sewn by the
contestant. The fabric
can be loomed, knit-
ted or felted fabric or
yarn of 100 percent
wool or a minimum of
60 percent wool and
no more than 40 per-
cent synthetic fiber.
The winner in the
Senior, Junior and
Pre-Teen categories
get an expense paid
trip to the State Com-
petition December 19
and 20, 1986 at Som-
merset, PA to coin-
cide with the Key-
stone Shepard
Symposium. Each
contestant will
receive a yard of
wool from the Scran-
ton Fabric Center.
For more informa-
tion and entry blanks
contact Christine
Tomascik, Extension
Home Economist-
Youth at Luzerne
County Extension
Service, Courthouse
oF
Annex, 5 Water St.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
18711 or phone 825-
1712 or 459-0736, ext.
712.
The Pennsylvania
Cooperative Exten-
sion Service offers
educational programs
and materials without
regard to race, color,
sex, religion, national
origin, handicap, or
age as provided by
law and is also an
equal opportunity
employer.
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GRAND AM | FIERO G.T. | , 6000 L.E. BRAT G.L. SEDAN CAPRICE
V6, AUTO., V6, 5-SPEED, SDN., AUTO., 4 x 4, 4-SPEED, | 5-SPEED, A/C, S/W, V8,
A/C, PS. PB. |A/C, STEREO P.S., P.B., A/C | STEREO 25,000 MILES AUTO., A/C
'85 CHEVROLET | '85 PONTIAC| '85 SUBARU | '85 CHEVROLET| '85 BUICK | '85 CHEVROLET
CAVALIER CPE. | BONNEVILLE G.L. MALIBU LeSABRE CORVETTE
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P.S., P.B. AUTO., A/C S5-SPEED, STEREO A/C, STEREO A/C, STEREO ALL OPTIONS
6:00 P.M.—Kohn, The Magician
9:00—Fireworks
—PLUS—
Live Entertainment By
Little Rock
and
Free Refreshments
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