Bb | | | | )) | | | y) iii i RN a oan Tn a NI I a ah PAT AMY a an PE, Soi 2 ® The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, October 22, 1997 11 TET The following school lunch . menus are for the week of Oct. 23 - 29. All lunches include milk. DALLAS SCHOOLS THURSDAY - Select One: Two Tangy Tacos, Sloppy Joe, Pizza, + PB & J Sandwich. Select one or two: Steamed Rice, Lettuce and Tomato Cup, Jello. - FRIDAY - Select One: Nachos w/Cheese, Sloppy Joe, Pizza, PB -& J Sandwich. Select one or two: ‘Steamed Rice, Tossed salad w/ ® Dressing, Orange Smiles. @ ' w/Lettuce and Tomato, Parsley a MONDAY - Select One: Chicken Nuggets, Cheeseburger, Pizza, PB & J Sandwich. Select one or two: Steamed Rice, Green Beans, Or- ange Smiles. + TUESDAY - Select One: Pierogies, Cheeseburger, Pizza, PB -& J Sandwich. Select one or two: Celery Sticks w/dipping sauce, Coined Carrots, Banana. WEDNESDAY - Select One: Hot Roast Beef w/Gravy over - Bread, Cheeseburger, Pizza, PB & -J Sandwich. Select one or two: Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Sweet Corn, Pudding. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS (Lake-Lehman also serves breakfast) THURSDAY - Oven Baked Chicken w/Dinner Roll or Hoagie Potatoes, Fresh Apple and Or- ange Sticks. FRIDAY - Pepperoni Pizza or "Sausage Sandwich with Peppers ‘and Onions, Golden Corn, Chilled sFruit. MONDAY - Stomboli w/sauce or Hot Dog on Bun, French Fries, -'Diced Peaches. TUESDAY - Nachos w/Cheese ~~ Sauce or Roll or BBQ Grilled ‘Chicken Sandwich, Glazed Car- rots, Petite Banana. ; WEDNESDAY - Sauteed ‘Pierogies w/Peanut Butter Celery or Turkey Hoagie w/Lettuce and Tomato, Steamed Broccoli, Cin- namon Applesauce. WEST SIDE TECH Breakfast THURSDAY - Sausage, Cheese or Cereal, Juice, Fruit. FRIDAY - Pumpkin Bar, Ce- real, Juice, Fruit. MONDAY - real, Juice, Fruit. TUESDAY - French Toast w/ syrup, Cereal, Juice, Fruit. WEDNESDAY - Blueberry Muf- _ fin, Cereal, Juice, Fruit. & " ®. Lunch THURSDAY - Tacos w/trim- s»mings, Tangy Sauce, Sharp - Cheese, Seasoned Corn, Rice Pi- . laf, Jello. FRIDAY - Pizza, Fresh Veggies, * Ranch Dressing, Fresh Gruit, . Oatmeal Raisin Cookies. MONDAY - Hamburg, * Cheeseburg on Bun, Lettuce, To- mato, Macaroni Salac, Baked . Beans, Fruit. TUESDAY - Italian Meatballs, * Tomato Sauce, Hard Roll, Steamed - Pasta, Seasoned Veggies, Chilled . Fruit. WEDNESDAY - Turkey Nug- © gets, Roll, Sauce or Tuna Hoagie, | Lettuce, Tomato, Chicken Noodle . Soup, Crackers, Cinnamon Apple Coffee Cake. : GATE OF HEAVEN THURSDAY - Spaghetti w/ ‘Meat Sauce, Roll, Green Beans, ‘Pineapple. FRIDAY - Pizza, Salad, Mixed Fruit. ' MONDAY - Cheese Steak w/ ‘Bun, Onion Rings, Carrots, Pine- apple. TUESDAY - French Toast, Sau- ‘sage, Carrot and Celery Stix, ‘Peaches. . WEDNESDAY - Chicken Fries ‘'w/Roll, Corn, Pears. COOK'S PHARMACY, Banana Bread, Ce-... e Computerized Prescription Service ® Russell Stover Candies ® Greeting Cards ® PA Lottery Tickets * Newspapers ® Magazines 159 N. MemorialHwy., Shavertown, PA * (evs. 1191) Students make it to small screen The fifth grade students of Westmoreland Elementary School recently had the opportunity to be filmed by local news station WNEP-TV 16. The students were recorded as part of the “Good Morning Pennsylvania” aspect of the television morning broadcast which will be aired this week from Oct. 13 to Oct. 15. Pictured with camera person, Sue Turcmanovich, are several students that participated. From left; Jacquelyn Bren, Cassandra Backes, Johnathan Baker, Brian Ziller. Background Sue Turcmanovich. Wyoming Seminary to hold auction October 24 Final preparations are under- way for the 24th Annual Wyoming Seminary Parents Association Auction, slated for Oct. 24. Gourmet food baskets, vaca- tion packages, original artwork, and sports memorabilia will be among the goods and services on the block. Items donated by area mer- chants and individuals include antiques, handcrafted gifts and accessories, and gift certificates to area restaurants and shops. Refreshments and gourmet des- serts will be available. ~The auction, which is spon- sored by Seminary’s Upper School Parents Association, will be held in the Pettebone-Dickson Student Center on North Maple Avenue in Kingston. A silent auction will be held from 6 to 7:45 p.m., with a live auction beginning at 8 p.m. Parking is available in the main Wyoming Seminary lot on North Sprague Avenue. A drawing will also take place during the evening for the winner of the seventh annual raffle, which will award cash prizes of $2000, $3000 and $5000. Only 350 tick-. ets will be printed , and the Parents Association is making a special offer: buy two tickets and get the third one free. Tickets ar $100 each and can be purchased at Wyoming Seminary’s Alumni Office or by callin the school at 283-6040. Kristy Kozlek receives achievement award Kristy Kozlek of Shavertown, was recently awarded the Chemical Rubber Company (CRC) Press Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award at Franklin & Marshall College. The CRC Press Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award is pre- sented to students in recognition of outstanding achievement in chemistry during their first year. This award, make possible through the cooperation of instructors and students thrcughout the country, “has been maintained for 49 years to ‘encourage and sustain student interest in the sciences. Recipients must have achieved a letter grade of “A” in both Chemistry 111 and Chemistry 112 during the first year at F&M.Kozlek, a sophomore, is a 1996 graduate of Wyoming Semi- nary. She is the daughter of Dr. Thomas and Mary Kozlek, Shavertown. DALLAS HIGH GUIDANCE NOTES Key points in a college application essay Many college applications re- quire an essay. It is therefore im- perative that students take the time to do their essay well. Here are the key points to consider when writing a good essay: 1. Good writing is writing that is easily understood. 2. Avoid the overuse of adjec- tives, adverbs, big words and the word “however.” Also, don’t use exclamation points. 3. Have a good writer critique your essay. 4. Stick to the length requested. 5. Buy and read “The Elements of Style” by William Strunk and E.B White. You will refer to it forever. Now on to some important dates. The LCCC Education Fair will be held Thurs., Oct. 23 at 7 p.m. Over 100 colleges, universi- ties, hospitals, post-secondary schools and armed services rep- resentatives will be present. October 29 is our first Finan- cial Aid Night for parents and students. The program begins at 7 p.m. at the high school and covers the whole spectrum of the financial aid process for post-sec- ondary school education. Parents of seniors and juniors from area high schools who reside in the Back Mountain are invited. Those in attendance will also receive a free financial aid packet. Students interested in partici- pating in the Governor's Schools of Excellence Program next sum- mer should see Mr. Wolensky for details. October Student of the Month nominations are being accepted by the Guidance Office. The dead- line for nominating a student is Friday, Oct. 24. Teachers, stu- dents and community members are encouraged to pick up a nomi- nation ballot and submit it to Guidance. Your help is needed in identifying our kids for the great things they do. Scholarships are available from the Art Institute of Philadelphia. See Ms. Jones in Guidance. The following colleges will be visiting Dallas High School in the near future during Flex Period: Oct. 24: U. of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh U. of Pittsburgh, Bradford Oct. 28 : Temple University Oct. 29: Edinboro University Lebanon Valley College = than words. Come see us in action. Steven's Steven's Town & Country 3 Cleaners Country Club Shopping Ctr. * 675-0468 Actions speaks louder We take pride in returning your clothes on | time, every time, as promised... with the original shape, fit, and feel restored. And we do it right the first time. Town & Country Check out our New Store Hours Monday - Friday 6:00am - 7pm ® Sat. 7am - 5 pm The Professional Edge * The Personal Touch A member of the International Fabricare Institute, the association of professional drycleaners and launderers. J Cleaners Ein | tional Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine. The four Students attend leadership forum Four Dallas High School students, seniors Jeff Faneck and Jason Vodzak and juniors Lacey Popson and Stephanie Potisek, recently attended the Na- joined 350 of the best and brightest young adults between the ages of 16 and 18, representing 47 of the 50 states and four foreign countries, for 11 days in Washington, D.C. The participants were housed at Marymount Uni- versity in Arlington, Virginia. There on campus, they heard from medical students, practicing doctors, HMO employees, and other medical professionals on subjects ranging from AIDS Awareness to smallpox eradication. They also had the opportunity to choose for themselves specialty seminars based on their own interests. In groups of approximately 22, the stu- dents completed projects concerning public health and problem-based learning, as well as an in-depth study of medical ethics. Visitations to hospitals, clinics, research institu- tions, and Georgetown University Medical School gave them an idea of a typical day at each of these distinct facilities. Doctors were readily available for § shadowing and questioning. The students observed firsthand how a heartbeat actually occurs and the equipment involved in procedures such as MRIs. The students also had time to visit the Capitol building, the offices of Congress, the Supreme Court, the National Zoo, historical monuments, Arlington National Cemetery, and the Smithsonian. Most days were 15 hours long. The students attended the forum based on the recommendation of Dallas High School biology teacher Mrs. Abby Campbell. At the Capitol building, from left, Stephanie Potisek, Lacey Popson, Jason Vodzak, Jeff Faneck. Ee in the Blue Key Society, and the Yearbook eit = She also participates in AIDS Awareness and taking sin A and advanced pain and drawing classes. Jessica is interested | n career in art and photogr raphy. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gover of Lehm Bruce is the captain of both the football . y basketball teams, and in his junior year won the Most Valuable Player Award for basketball. He | participates in Government and is the Senior Class Officer, and was the Vice-President of his . class in his junior year. He is also the vic _ president of the W-Club. He looks forward t . pursing a career in law. a Get Cash Back And A Great Rate With Our Home Equity Loan. Get a 30-day interest pe when you get a home equity loan. Get a Mellon home equity installment loan or personal credit line right now, and you'll get a great rate and some money back. Because for a limited time, we're offering a rebate Home Equity instaliment Kole lal of up to 30 days’ interest on home equity loans. To apply, visit our offices or supermarket locations open seven em a wosk For more information call the MellonDirect, irect Center at 1 800 MELLON-24. 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