® The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, November 5, 1997 7 sale and refreshments. In photos, clockwise from top: Terry Connery admired a strifing turkey centerpiece; Marie Bellas, left, event chairperson, and Ann Hozempa sewing; busy volunteers, from left, Sr. Gemma, Jane Chase, Marion Burrey, Jen Cortsen, Teri Kennedy, Pauline Polachek; showing off some of the wares, from left, Rita Lyons, Stacia Feddock, Doris Tuman, Dorothy Kolankiewicz, Louise Menapace, Isabelle Yenason. on CRAFTY Volunteers from the Mercy Convent Auxiliary have been gathering for weeks to make items for the annual Holiday Boutique. The event will be held Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7-8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 9 from Noon to 3 p.m. in the Rivers Room at Mercy Center, on the campus of College Misericordia. In addition to beautiful handmade crafts, there will be great Christmas gifts, a bake Mercy Auxiliary € Holiday Boutique Fri. & Sat. Nov. 7-8 9a.m.-4 p.m Sun., Nov. 9 Noon-3 p.m. Rivers Room Mercy Center On the campus of College Misericordia POST PHOTOS/CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK Lt. Col. Schulze, '75 Dallas graduate, receives U.S. Army service medal 4 - Army Lt. Col. Frederick A. Schulze has been decorated with the Défense Meritorious Service Medal. # The medal is awarded to individuals for non-combat meritorious achievement or service that is incontestably exceptional and of a magnitude that clearly places them above their peers. . The colonel is a senior Army advisor to the National Guard assigned warn Bi T B72 os FAL gy AT ; 3 Fre CPE. Patios 113305 NGPORT amar 512 ‘tm ads placed by A :. if os don't get results, ‘| 4 more weeks free Sone: UNEY Wi Kes o ie viduals only ndi you get RO re [| Ads Placed by individuals or to the 5th U.S. Army National Guard, Lincoln, NE Schulze is the son of Frederick A. and Elizabeth M. Schulze of Carverton. He is a 1975 graduate of Dallas High School and received a bachelor’s degree in 1979 from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY. Schulze earned a master’s degree in 1993 from Boston University. «2,21 in ae ol ey «Sky rem mode R BURNERS SERVICE hed to ‘ Now ou no n yore E ET & uly | Feasonabe Pals ome Rem: 0 rn lecanesl. unis & pphnnce a k as! Ee = rar nT Pressur® .7366 Cali Pau! di Too B« Call 75-524 § S68 : Su itt “stom Drath Sy i Camas Awnings (ERY NOY Se Tie a er FiED 3 Sue nan Carpelié re Deadline: Mondays, 4 P. m. = =e ge Real Estate For Rent 20 WORDS 4 WEEKS : $12 - ; Ads placed by Individuals or d by diviauals or dealer. Jace usinesses or B Ads P mf vou don' tate agencié et | if you do al es , you get, n't 2 Lr 4 more Voor Jo! get results, you get re ou don't get 22 hts y 4 more we Sis g esults, yoy get Area farmers may be eligible for service emergency loans Effective Oct. 6, Luzerne County was designated as an area con- tiguous to a disaster area. As a result, eligible family farmers may qualify for Farm Service Agency Emergency Loans due to drought conditions that occurred from April 1 through September 4, 1997. Emergency loans are available at a reduced interest rate to pro- vide financial .assistance to eli- gible farmers so they can return to normal farming operations. Emergency loan applications will be accepted through close of business June 8, 1998. Tobe eligible, an applicant must have suffered a loss of 30% in a single crop. Loans may be up to 80% of the total production loss. Applications must have an estab- lished family farm operator at the time of the disaster. An applicant must be able to certify that they can not borrow money elsewherds In addition, an applicant mu have the ability and experienc needed torepay the loan and show, the cash flow to repay it. nw ‘Loan finds may be used for a. variety of purposes including: re- financing debt, purchase of lives; stock or equipment, or annual operating expenses. J Anyone interested in more in-' formation on the Emergency Loan! Program should contact the. Luzerne County Farm Service, Agency, 911 W. Main St., Ply- mouth, PA 18651, or call (717), 779-0732, v - DALLAS HIGH GUIDANCE NOTES | Explore different ways to pay for college : A special Guidance “tip of the cap” to Penn State’s Kathy Pesta for a great presentation on finan- cial aid last Wednesday evening at the high school. Over 90 par- ents and students heard the most current information regarding the financial aid process. While on the subject, let's re- view the “nuts and bolts” of finan- cial aid. College is expensive and get- ting more so every year. There are three ways of paying for it: merit- based scholarships, need-based aid and student loans. Oh yes, there's also your folks’ life sav- ings. : Merit-based scholarships are given to people with outstanding achievements; athletes, artists, students with great grades and SAT scores, etc. Many up and coming colleges are trying to at- tract top students by offering them huge scholarships. Need-based aid is given to any- one who can demonstrate finan- cial need. Research possible sources, But don’t spend weeks in the library or on the Internet searching out obscure scholar- ships, because they represent less than 1% of all available financial aid. When you apply to colleges, fill out the aid forms enclosed in the application packet. Colleges give money directly to students based “onthe information con- tained in these forms. The Federal Government spon- Smith enlists in Air Force sors Stafford Student Loans and! Perkins Loans, which are the cheapest available. Ifyou demon- strate need, you will not be charged * interest on these loans while you are in school. These loans are based on need. Other loans are’ sponsored by banks or agencies and have higher interest rates. Also if you missed the meeting. stop by and pick up your free financial aid booklet entitled “Mov- ing on to Higher Education” spon- sored by PHEAA. You can also’ visit the PHEAA website at’ www.PHEAA.org. or call 1-800- 692-7935 for Aid information. Congratulations to seniors Erik’ Steltz for being accepted to Penn State and Andy Popielarz for be: ing accepted to Pennsylvania Col- lege of Technology. Student of the Month nomina:" tions for November are being ac- cepted by the Guidance Office. - Ballots are available in the Guid-- ance Office and the main office.- Community members are encour- aged to nominate a student who" should be recognized for their ef- forts within our school or commu- nity. Counselor at 674-7217. College visitations are winding down for the fall. school in the following week: © Wed., Nov. 12 - Shippensburg. University Fri., Nov. 14 - Allbright College: Michael T. Smith, son of Jean Shaffer, Shavertown, enlisted in the Air Force recently, according to Tech. Sgt. John McEntee, the local Air Force recruiter. Upon graduation from a six-week basic training course at Lackland Air Force Base, near San Antonio, Texas, Smith is scheduled to receive technical training as a aerospace ground equipment apprentice. Smith a 1997 graduate of Lake-Lehman High School, will be earning credits toward an associate degree in applied sciences through the Community College of the Air Force while attending basic and technical training schools. For further information,’ contact Robyn Jones, Guidance The following colleges will be visiting the gh Ticket Sales. Elk Mountain Ski Resort is now accepting applications for full and part-time personnel for the upcoming ski season. 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