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The Daily News, Lebanon, PA, Saturday, November 4, 1995 14 MILLER-YENSER Casey Jo Miller and Randall Eugene Yenser have announced their engagement. The bride to be is the daughter of Roy and Donna Miller of Bernville. She is a 1994 graduate of Tulpehocken High School and will graduate in May 1998 from East Stroudsburg University, where she is majoring in elementary education and early childhood education. Her fiance is the son of Eugene and Joann Yenser of Myerstown. He is a 1993 graduate of Tulpehocken High School and will graduate from East Stroudsburg University in May 1997 with a degree in education.

The wedding will be held June 1998. SCHOOL MENUS Monday: Hot ham and cheese sandwich, potato puffs, green beans, sliced peaches, milk. Tuesday: No school. Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, coleslaw, bread stick, fruit, milk. Thursday: Tacos, buttered rotini, corn, mixed fruit, milk.

Friday: Chicken nuggets, whipped potatoes, roll, mixed vegetables, cookie, milk. Elementary Monday: Chicken patty on roll, french fries, corn, peach slices, milk. Tuesday: Cheeseburger on roll, curly fries, green beans, Jello, milk. Wednesday: Pizza, tossed salad, mixed fruit, peanut butter ball, milk. Thursday: Taco, buttered rotini, peas, applesauce, milk.

Friday: Steak and cheese sandwich, baked beans, sliced pears, cookie, milk. TULPEHOCKEN Monday: Steak sandwich, cheese cup, french fries, pickle slices, pears. Tuesday: Macaroni and cheese, half hard boiled egg, stewed tomatoes, green beans, bread and butter, peaches (sec. choice of chicken salad sandwich). Wednesday: Sausage patty, french toast sticks with syrup, potato, patty, orange juice, pineapples with mandarin oranges, (sec.

choice of ham patty). Thursday: Ravioli meat sauce, tossed salad with dressing, bread sticks, applesauce (sec. choice of chef salad). Friday: French bread pizza or cheese pizza, mixed vegetables, celery sticks, pudding with topping. Saturday CORNWALL-LEBANON Secondary Tuesday: Chicken corn noodle soup, chicken veggie applesauce.

Wednesday: Sloppy potato rounds, mixed vegetables, pineapple tidbits. Thursday: Salisbury gravy, whipped potatoes, corn, cherry crisp, Friday: Pizza, lettuce salad, Chex mix, sliced pears. ELCO Available daily: Hot dog, hamburger, cheeseburger, salad bar, sub or hamboat. PALMYRA Monday: Steak sauce, french fries, sliced peaches. LEBANON HIGH LEBANON CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY Monday: Vegetable soup, crackers, hot ham and cheese boat, celery sticks, peaches and pears, milk.

Tuesday: Chicken patty on roll, whipped potatoes, corn, strawberry Jello with fruit, chocolate milk. Wednesday: Chili con carne, rotini, salad with dressing, bread, banana, milk, or cold lunch. Thursday: Pork barbecue on roll, french fries, green beans, pineapple delight, chocolate milk. Friday: Spaghetti with meatballs, tossed salad, dressing, Italian bread, mixed fruit, milk. ANNVILLE-CLEONA Secondary Available daily salad bar, bag lunch or pizza.

SHIRK-KRAMER Laurie Shirk and Joseph Kramer III have announced their engagement. The bride to be is the daughter of Dale Shirk and the late Rita Shirk of RD 1, Annville. She is a 1992 graduate of Palmyra High School and attended Evangel College. She is employed by LancasterLebanon IU the, Lancaster; Valley Pools, Campbelltown; and Kay Jewelers, Lebanon. Her fiance is the son of Mrs.

Barbara Duncan, Annville, and Mr. Joseph Kramer, Palmyra. He is a 1994 graduate of Palmyra High School. He serves in the U.S. Army and i is stationed at Fort Stewart, Ga.

The wedding will be held July 6, 1996. Monday: Chicken nuggets dip or beef BBQ on roll, chicken corn noodle soup, whipped potatoes, apple wedges pineapple chunks, fresh grapes, roll and butter. Tuesday: California hamburger on roll or Taco Bell soft taco, bean soup, potato gems, sliced pears, fruited jello, lettuce salad. Wednesday: Chipped beef roast on roll or pizza, chicken rice soup vege-n-dip, sliced peaches, fresh orange wedges, apple crisp. Thursday: Hambo or Taco Bell chicken cheese-a-riot, chicken corn noodle soup, celery and peanut butter, apple wedges fresh fruit, cup, garden salad.

Friday: Fish square on roll or A-C pizza, tomato soup, fresh orange wedges, pineapple chunks, crunchy banana logs, ovenbaked macaroni and cheese casserole. Elementary Available Thursday, chefs salad. Alternative for rest of week: Monday: Chicken nuggets dip, whipped potatoes, roll butter, pineapple chunks, applesauce, fruit jello, JJ Crispy rice krisp treat. Tuesday: Hamburger on roll, potato gems, Bartlett pear pieces, applesauce, fruit juice. Wednesday: A-C pizza, lettuce salad, fresh orange wedges, applesauce, fruit juice.

Thursday: Triple decker peanut butter jelly sandwich, chicken corn noodle soup, fresh apple wedges, pineapple chunks, applesauce. Friday: Fish sticks, macaroni and cheese, Italian dunker, fresh fruit cup, applesauce, fruit juice. NORTHERN LEBANON Monday: Chicken patty on roll, whipped potatoes, baked potato patty, corn, milk, pineapple tidbits, sec. chef's salad or hamburger; Lickdale East Hanover hamboat, potato chips, raisin packet, carrot sticks, milk, chocolate pudding. Tuesday: Ham, cheese, tomato and lettuce or tuna salad and lettuce on a croissant, loop fries, veggie pick-ups, Hawaiian blue punch, milk, yellow sheet cake icing, sec.

chef's salad, roast beef and swiss cheese deli sandwich; Lickdale East Hanover jumbo hot dog in bun, peanut butter stuffed celery, nachos, milk, chocolate chip cookie, apple. Wednesday: Italian steak sandwich, hash brown potato, green beans, milk, rocky road or tin roof whip chill, sec. chef's salad, tuna hoagie large slice pizza on a bun; Lickdale East Hanover hoagie, pretzels, milk, granola bar, banana. Thursday: School closed. Friday: School closed.

PINE GROVE Monday: Build a burger with lettuce, cheese, tomatoes or onion, french fries, fresh fruit, cookie. Tuesday: Pancakes, sausage, juice, apple. Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed salad, garlic bread, fruited Jello. Thursday: Chicken noodle soup, peanut butter and jelly sandwich or Lebanon bologna, carrot and celery coins, banana. Friday: Macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes or peas, roll butter, applesauce, cookie.

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Evander Holyfield Neighbors feud over smashed bike Dear Ann Landers: I'm sending, that you a you wrote 31 years ago. I hope you will run it again soon because I am having a similar problem right now. Bennie in Mobile, Ala. Dear Bennie: Why anyone would hang onto that column for 31 years is anybody's guess, but here it is. Again.

Dear Ann Landers: Our nextdoor neighbors have so many mean and petty things that we are seriously considering selling our to get away from them. Here is the latest incident, and we want your advice. Our 11-year-old son left his bicycle in their driveway. Yes, we know he should not have been so careless, but kids will be kids. The neighbor woman pretended not to see the bike and backed her car over it just for spite.

The bike is so badly smashed that no shop will attempt to repair it. Now get this: After the woman wrecked our son's bike, she ANN LANDERS banged on our front door, enraged, because she had been scared out of her wits. She thought at first that she had hit the boy, too. When my husband told her husband that they owe us a new bike, the man replied, "You people are crazy." We know you don't give legal advice, but what we want is common-sense advice. Does this woman owe us a new bike? Next Door to Trouble Dear Trouble: The bike was in her driveway, wasn't it? Well, the answer should be fairly obvious.

Or put another way, let the boy earn at least half the price of a new bike, and you can supply the other half. Perhaps he will take better care of a second bike if he has to do something to earn it. Dear Ann Landers: I know why the divorce rate continues to climb. It's because women are leaving marriage since it no longer offers them anything. All marriage does is double or triple the workload.

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dinner rolls $6.95 Located Mile East of Rt. 501 on Rt. 422 Myerstown (717) 866-9043 either. Wives try to fix good dinners, and their husbands are too busy watching TV to notice. Women do the best they can to keep a nice home, with no acknowledgment of their efforts.

They are the glue holding the family together, yet they never receive any recognition. Husbands only comment to criticize. No matter what the woman does, it is never right, never enough. Woe to anyone who implies that the man has the slightest responsibility for making the relationship work. He doesn't give affection or appreciation.

It is hard to work at any job without an occasional pat on the back, but at least one gets a paycheck. Not at home. In a lot of marriages, there are only negatives, not a whit of reinforcement or even acknowledgment that the wife exists or that she matters. The indifference shown to women, if not outright hostility, is excruciating. A lot of women tolerate awful marriages because they can't afford to support their children by themselves.

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