SCHOOL he Dalla ost Dallas, PA Wednesda Sept Barrett Feldman completes ‘summer of study in Japan : Barrett Feldman, daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feldman, ' Shavertown, and a Senior at Wyo- : ming Seminary College Prepara- ‘ | tory School, Kingston, was awarded ‘ a Youth For Understanding Cor- | porate Scholarship last summer, . This enabled her to travel to ' Japan where she studied the cul- » ture, customs and language for ; five weeks. ! Feldman lived with a Japanese | family during her visitand attended | local schools. Feldman also was 1 accepted to the Governor's School , this summer where she studied 3 art. Selection for the scholarship is , based upon essays and interviews ' in which the applicant must par- : ' ticipate, as well as the fulfillment ; all the necessary requirements of ! the program. ST BARRETT FELDMAN Rebennack receives ‘masters from Bloomsburg ! Sawn E. Rebennack, daughter Theodore T. and Ruthellen H. . Rebennack, Shavertown, recently : received a Master of Science de- gree ip Behavior Disorders from | Bloomsburg University, Pitcavage Awarded UPS iScrolarship olly Pitcavage of Shavertown, ‘a senior at Wilkes University has been selected as a United Parcel Service Foundation Scholar for ‘the 1991-1992 academic year. Pitcavage was selected for this ‘award by Wilkes University for ‘her achievements as an officer of the Earth and Environmental Sciences Club, the Cue and Cur- tain Club, a member of the Ameri- C20 Society of Heating & Refrig- éqiglion, the Society of Women ineers, and the Physics Honor ‘Society. She is one of the 51 students in ‘Pennsylvania who will share 1+$109,650in scholarships from The "UPS" Foundation’s educational endowment fund. + The UPS Foundation is the main i charitable arm of United Parcel Service. The scholarhsips are ‘administered in the state by the ‘Foundation for Independent Col- ‘leges, Inc. of Pennsylvania. Scout Troop 165 seeks new members ( Boy Scout Troop 165 is prepar- . ing for their first year of organized ‘scouting activities. If you are 11 years old or completed the fifth ‘ grade, you are eligible to partici- pate in the Scouting Program. ' The purpose of Scouting is to | prepare a young boy to take the i proper road to adulthood and to ‘ increase his degree of self reliance. . If you're interested in learning ‘new skills, having fun, enjoying » outdoor camping and activities and ‘want to be proud of what your : ideas are then join the Scout Pro- | gram. Troop 165, which is sponsored * by The Church of Jesus Christ of ! Latter-Day-Saints, meets each « Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the LDS + Chapel located on Manor Drive in | Trucksville. No fee is required to \'join" this troop. If you need more > { information about joining, callJim Kelly, Scoutmaster, at 477-2007 « or Dan Davis at 287-6621. Scout- © ing is a nondenominational activ- A 1 jo that can be enjoyed by all young Bloomsburg. Miss Rebennack has accepted a position with Baltimore County Schools, and is currently teaching in Maryland. School menus DALLAS SCHOOLS Sept. 19-25 THURSDAY - Hot dog on bun, choice of chili sauce, potato puffs, baked beans, cookie, choice of milk. FRIDAY - Pepperoni pizza, cel- ery sticks w/alrhond butter, fresh fruit, choice of milk. MONDAY - Macaroni-cheese, stewed tomatoes, green beans, pineapple chunks, choice of milk. TUESDAY - Hot turkey sand- wich w/2 slices of bread, topped w/gravy, mixed vegetables, cinna- mon sliced apples, choice of milk. WEDNESDAY - Scrambled egg- cheese on English muffin, apple- sauce, fruit juice, choice of milk. GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL Sept. 19-25 THURSDAY - Hamburg/bun, cheese stix, pickles, peaches, milk. FRIDAY - Fish stix w/tartar sauce, buttered potatoes, green beans, pears, cake, milk. MONDAY - Chicken noodle soup, bologna sandwich, crack- ers, pears, cookie, milk. TUESDAY - Tacos w/ meat-let- tuce-tomato-cheese, Mexican beans, pineapple, milk. WEDNESDAY - No school. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Sept. 19 - 25 THURSDAY - Tacos w/cheese- lettuce-tomato-taco sauce, but- tered kernel corn, milk. FRIDAY - Dolphin safe tuna or peanut butter-jelly hoagie, French fries, pineapple tidibits, milk. MONDAY - Chicken patty on bun w/lettuce-mayo, potato puffs, buttered kernel corn, fruit cup, milk. TUESDAY - Salsibury steak, mash potatoes /gravy, glazed car- rots, roll/butter, butter scotch pudding, milk. WEDNESDAY - Early dismissal. Deli hoagie, vegetable soup/crack- ers, peaches, milk. WEST SIDE TECH Sept. 19 - 25 Breakfast THURSDAY - Pancakes /syrup, juice, pastry, milk. FRIDAY - Coffee cake, cereal, juice, fruit, milk. MONDAY - Banana bread, juice, cereal, milk. TUESDAY - Waffles/syrup, cereal, juice, pastry, milk. WEDNESDAY - Coffee cake, cereal, fruit, juice, milk. Lunch THURSDAY - Chicken nuggets, noodles, beans, ambrosia, milk. FRIDAY - Pizza twins, salad, fruit, brownie, milk. MONDAY - Hamburger/relish, hash browns, apple cake, milk. - TUESDAY - Hoagie, macaroni, salad, peaches, milk. WEDNESDAY - Spaghetti/ sauce, salad, fruit, milk. jobs fair on October 9 Misericordia plans ged : The Placement Office at College Misericordia will host thellth Annual Job Fair for the Helping Professions, Wednesday, Oct. 9 from 8 t09:30 p.m. in the Redwood Room of Merrick Hall. The fair is free and open to anyone who is training for or is trained for a position in the medi- cal fields. Undergraduate students studying any form of health care from all area colleges are welcome 'to attend in addition to working professionals seeking to relocate. Misericordia Open House for J high school students Oct. 19 The Adiusions Office at Col- lege Misericordia will host its annual Fall Open House for high school seniors and juniors, Satur- day, Oct. 19. The program will begin at 9:30 a.m. with registration in Merrick Hall and will continue throughout the day with individual interviews scheduled to end at 4 p.m. Students and their parents will have the opportunity to learn more about their field of academic inter- Representatives from 90 hosp fn tals, agencies and other medically related institutions from throu out the United States will be search- a ing to fill a variety of positions including: nurses, occupational : therapists, physical therapists, medical technicians and redid ogic technologists. For more information conce ; ing the fair, contact the College Misericordia Placement Office at (717) 674-6273. oe ’s i Som # Re est, meet with faculty, tour ne A - campus, learn more about finan- cial aid, student services and ac- tivities and athletics at College i Misericordia. *y £5 While current high school jun- . iors are welcome, they are encour- L aged to attend the Spring Open House which will be held in Febru- ary. “8 i For more information, contact the College Misericordia Admis- . sions Office at 717-675- 6440 or 800-852-7675. 6.77" Annual Yield * 6.60 Annual Rate $1,000 Minimum Deposit On Your Terms. | 1 Year CD 20° Annual Rate $1,000 Minimum Deposit 7.19 Annual Yield * 7.00" Annval Rate $1,000 Minimum Deposit a iis a KN a Ye # » When you open a First Eastern®CD you can choose a term to suit your financial needs — and receive a great interest rate. Plus you'll have the security of knowing that the rate is fixed for the term of your investment. 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