The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, October 18, 1995 9 e following school lunch menus are for the week of October 19-25. All lunches include milk. pepperoni pizza pocket, celery/ carrot sticks, nacho chips, pears. FRIDAY - Teacher-in-service. Penn State to host high school students Oct. 21 » 4 8 MONDAY - Ham patti/bun, DALLAS SCHOOLS hash brown potatoes, lightly but- : An open house program and by a free picnic at 12:30 p.m. SHYRSDAY - Nachos w/meat- ferell com Clnaion Soplesanes, picnic for high school juniors and y i will en in- se or turkey/cheese on a pita, sbury steak, seniors and their parents will be formation sessions on admissions salad/dressing, rice, orange mashed potatoes/ gravy, peas/ held at the Penn State Wilkes- financial aid and scholarships. Teo Forgan SaHOlS Dincannle ous " Barre Campus in Lehman Octo- Penn State faculty, staff, students, MONDAY o school. to Glioed or € eon oa- ber 21, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and alumni will be on hand to Chicken nuggets & meat-cheese-lettuce- Following registration and an help answer questions on college W/B. .B.Qorhoneyorham/cheese !omato), vegetable soup/crackers, orientation session in the gymna- costs and course options on bun, buttered rice, mixed fruit. PEarS- sium, students and their parents P : . TUESDAY - Cheeseburger/bun WEST SIDE TECH will get a glimpse of college life at Information will also be pro- > ® or turkey/cheese on bread, let- Breakfast the Wilkes-Barre campus by at- vided on housing options, the 1 cup, French fries, THURSDAY - Hot ham/cheese, tending their choice of classes in honors program, and the Penn ‘WEDNESDAY - cereal, juice, pastry. astronomy, engineering, computer € Study Aon 2 program, Rotini w/meat FRIDAY - In service. ; science, math, literature, world To register for the Open House sauce,’ garlic bread or Flying MONDAY - Banana bread Sarah Richards, second from left, and Carolyn Anzalone, religions and eight others. or for more information, call the ‘Saucer, sandwich, tossed salad/ cereal, juice, banana. "second from right, are among the members of Wyoming Seminary's A special presentation on ca- campusat 675-9238 or (800) 966- essing. fresh fruit. TUESDAY - Sausage/cheese, 1995-96 Homecoming Court. Other members are, Johanna Ashley, reer development will be followed 6613. I 1 cereal, juice. far left, Katherine Gale, center, and Megan Dimond, far right. ante | WEDNESDAY - Pumpkin bars, SAfor HEAVEN SCHOOL cereal, juice, fruit. id 9 ““THURSDAY - Macaroni/ ! 4 cheese. roll, peas, fruit cocktail. Lunch dl i 1C 0 C] : 111N4Ty S “FRIDAY - Early dismissal, THURSDAY - Taco's/trim- 12:30. -No lunch. mings, corn, pineapple. . ““MONDAY - Cheese steak /bun, FRIDAY - No school. GREE, “fings, carrot/celery stix, MONDAY - Cheese steak hoa- 0 eCO ng our pescliey; gie/lettuce-tomato, seasoned "TUESDAY - Chicken patti/bun- Veggies, fruit. lettuce, chips, fruit cocktail. TUESDAY - Pasta/meat sauce, Two Back Mountain young James Anzalone of Shavertown, "WEDNESDAY - Wimpie/bun, mozzarella cheese, salad/dress- women have been selected as Carolyn is a member of the field bi Tunas, green beans, pears. ing, pumpkin bars. members of the Homecoming hockey and soccer teams, and h 9: hein oS DNaspay ¥ Stilisd ham/ court for Wyoming Seminary’'s participated in the Keystone State i LAKE-LEHM AN SCHOOLS ee e vegetable soup/ Homecoming and Parents Week- Games and National Field Hockey crackers, salad/dressing, fruit epg, October 20 and 21. Tournament in 1994. A volunteer " THURSDAY - Early dismissal. bowl. Carolyn Anzalone of Shaver- for the American Cancer Society, = town and Sarah Richards of Dal- she serves as a church acolyte. las, were chosen by their peers on Sarah, the daughter of Tal the basis of their participation in Richards of Kingston and Mr. and — Lo - caMpus activities, community Mrs. Stephen Morris of Dallas, : wy rssh RH iy service and athletics. has been named to the Dean's Band members receive senior jackets rane Romgoeniing Suen Wii List with Jugh honors. 2 Sela Ten senior members of the Lake-Lehman Band received y y ; jackets October 1, at the 14th annual “March of Champions” ’ and will be crowned during chairperson of the school's orien- band tition. hosted bv the Lake Leh Band. Th - ‘halftime ceremonies as the Sem tation committee. An Advanced . aha competion, hosieq Dy.the Lako-..ohman dang, © football team faces Episcopal Placement Scholar, she was jackets were donated by the Band Sponsors and presented by Academy October 21. named to the Cum Laude Society Edward A. Richards, band director and Mrs. Maureen Game time is 2:15 p.m. (a in recognition of academic excel- Richards, assistant band director. ; pr change from 1:30, as previously lence. She also serves as a Vaca- Musicians are, first row, from left: Jennifer Rakowski, Lisa announced) at Nesbitt Field in tion Bible School teacherandisa Metzger, Jennifer Kordowski, Stacey Kehler, Michelle Nallon; Kingston. member of the school's Board of row 2, Joe Cortagerone, Jamie Wickard, Amy Shoemaker, Ben The daughter of Atty. and Mrs. Student Appeals. McEntee and Billie Jo Simon. 4 & avi gy o © 5 y , Taking their rockets to Mars Mrs. Tripp's fifth grade class at Westmoreland School recently \ = sent their homemade “Rockets to Mars” as part of their studies in astronomy. The students learned about some of the SAMPLE problems and challenges rocket scientists faced in getting the United States’ space program off the ground. Showing off their rockets are, Marissa Coolbaugh, Ryan Gryskveviez and Sheila Havard. ‘ “Seminary parents auction Oct. 21 Vacation packages, gourmet auctioneer. baskets, celebrity collectibles, and Merchandise will be sold at both original artwork are just a few of asilentauction, beginning at 6:45 the goods and services that willbe p.m. and a live auction beginning on the auction block October 20, at 8:30 p.m. as Wyoming Seminary's Upper Proceeds benefit the educa- School Parents Association holds tional programs at Wyoming : its 22nd Annual Auction. Seminary; past auctions have ’ ® The auction, which is open to provided needed audio-visual, BS BN Tp caf the; public free of charge, will be held at the Pettebone-Dickson Student Center on North Maple Avenue in Kingston. George and Marva O'Gorman will serve as r scientific and other equipment for the school. For more information, contact Wyoming Seminary at 283-6090. @ row RTE WOR Ow Pre-Qualification. Conventional wisdom says that homebuyers should first find the home of their dreams, and then start look- ing for a way of paying for it. Franklin First couldn’t disagree more. The way we see it, you can avoid a lot of stress and uncertainty by putting the search for a mortgage first. That's why we offer a free, no-obliga- tion Franklin First-Step Mortgage Pre-Qualification Program. Just come in and meet with one of our helpful loan counselors. Based on Mortgage Counselors. People like Rick Walling, Pre-Approval. Want to speed up the mortgage process? 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