THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950
Bowman's At Beaumont
Beaumont High School, Susquo-
Wyo League champs, will be host
to Bowman's Restaurant quintet
tonight at 8:30. A preliminary game
will match coach Bernard Rocko-
vich’s freshman Dallas Borough
team against coach Arch Austin’s
JayVee squad.
Have Baby Girl
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Kel-
ler of Lexington, Va., a daughter,
weight six pounds, thirteen ounces,
at the Stonewall Jackson Memor-
ial Hospital. Mrs. Keller is the
former Wanda T. Wade of Roan-
oke, Va. Mr. Keller the son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Keller, Trucksville.
W.5.C.5. Bake Sale
The last of a series of bake sales
will be held by Dallas Methodist
W.S.CS. at Boyd White's Appliance
Store, Main road, tomorrow start-
ing at 10:30. Mrs. David Evans and
Mrs. B. B. Lewis are in charge.
Community Association
Elects New Officers
Calvert Birnstock Jr., was elected
president at the annual meeting of
Kunkle Community Hall Associa-
tion. Other officers elected are M.
C. Miers, vice president; Jason
Kunkle, treasurer; Philip Kunkle,
assistant treasurer; and Anna Wea-
ver, secretary. Elected to the build-
ing committee were: Fred Dodson,
Alan Brace and William Gilhert.
Many improvements have recent-
ly been made to the building. Floors
have been done over, a new range
and piano installed and the Silver
Leaf Club paid to have a well
drilled and cold running water run
to the building. Shortly it is hoped
that hot water can be installed. A
new electric polisher has also been
purchased for the floors.
Census Examinations
Examinations for census takers
wil be held Monday, March 13, at
9:00 AM at Dallas Borough High
School.
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Frying Chickens Skinless Frankfurters
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Carrots Bananas
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Celery Onions
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Admiral Oil Sardines
Peter Pan Peanut Butter
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Black Top Pink Salmon
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Woman's Club
Installation
Mrs. Jonathan Valentine
Made President
Mrs. Jonathan Valentine was in-
stalled as president and Mrs, George
Turn as vice president at the meet-
ing of Dallas Woman's Club Wed-
nesday. Other officers are: second:
vice president, Mrs. Dan Robinhold,
secretary, Mrs. H. M. Strub Jr;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Wilson
Maury; treasurer, Miss Mary Weir;
assistant treasurer, Miss Mildred |
Devens; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Jack Richardson; assistant
corresponing secretary, Mrs. Dan
Richards.
Program consisted of an inter-
esting demonstration on flower ar-
ranging by Howard Conrad.
Present were:
Present: Mesdames H. A. Pruett,
J. G. Maza, Arnold Williams, Floyd
Chamberlain, Albert Pesavanto,
Joseph Wilson, Norman Patton, T.
Giles Comstock, Gus Condoris, M.
J. Borthwick, Raymond Elston, Rob-
ert S. Bachman, Frederick J. Eck,
Mitchell Jenkins, S. W. Thompson,
Marian Harter, Lettie Culver, Rich-
ard G. Sowden, R. G. Dickinson,
A. W. Garinger, Thomas G. Reese,
Russel Johnson, Harry Eshleman,
Charles Whitesell, Eugene R. Laz-
arus, Vincent Shindel, John A, Gir-
van, Joseph Schmerer, William
Clewell, Donald Clark, A. G. Ruther-
ford, Harry Ohlman, Dan Robin-
hold, Frank Nelms, Mary Weir,
Milford Shaver, Bernard Whitney,
Donald Harris, L. L. Richardson, H.
M. Strub, Harold Dugan, David
Hutchison, Oswald Griffith, Thomas
Robinson, Herman Thomas, Daniel
Richards, C. S. Witeman, Lester
Evans, James R. Schurtz, William
Williams, Misses Patricia Reynolds
and Mildred Devens. Mesdames
Jonathan Valentine, Ross Lewin,
Charles Lee, Gordon Edwards, Wil-
son Maury, Jack Barnes, John Free-
man.
Karl Kuehn, 49,
Druggist Dead
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of the services. Interment will be
in the family plot in Fern Knol
Burial Park. .
He leaves besides his wife, Lil-
lian, a son, Frank, who is following
in his grandfather’s and his father’s
footsteps in the store; his mother;
and sister, Mrs. Lydia Kraybill all
of Dallas, a brother, John Ammer-
man and a nephew, Carl Rohrbach
of Allentown.
Funeral arrangements
charge of Paul Nulton.
are in
Lambing Time
Hayfield Farm which has one of
the largest flocks of Shropshire
sheep in this area, has seventy
lambs and expects between 140 and
150 this season. Quite a few of
those born have been singles. A few
years ago five ewes in the Hayfield
flock of between 250 and 300
sheep, gave birth to three lambs
each.
Six Teams Will Offer Thrills
In Playoffs On Saturday Night
FINAL BACK MOUNTAIN
CHURCH LEAGUE STANDINGS
Dallas Methodist 15 3 .833
St. Paul's Lutheran 15 3. .833
Huntsville Christian 12 6 .667
Kunkle 12 6 .667
St. Therese’s 10.8 J
Shavertown Meth. 10-8 +..555
Prince of Peace 7 -11..388
Mt. Zion 5 13. .227
Lehman 4 14 222
Trucksville Meth. 0-18“ “Uy
PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
Saturday, March 11
Dallas Borough Gymnasium
Dallas Methodist vs, St. Paul's
Huntsville Christian vs. Kunkle; St.
Therese’s vs. Shavertown Metho-
dist.
Girls Teams To
Play For Title
Township, Borough And
Laketon In Contests
Back Mountain League girls’
basketball teams will play a series
of playoff games this coming week,
following a two-week enforced lay-
over due to a misinterpetation of
this season’s regulations.
Dallas Borough will meet Dallas
Township on a neutral floor to
determine the first half winner.
‘ Dallas Methodist and St.
® Three feature games are the at-
traction at Dallas Borough Satur-
| day night as the Back Mountain
Church League sends its six top
teams in action to settle ties in
the first six positions.
Paul's
will battle it out for the pennant
in the first game. Both teams have
"identical records;
15 won, 3 lost.
In their two encounters this sea-
son the leaders have broken even;
Dallas winning the first game and
St. Paul's the second. Dallas will
depend on Charlie and Clint Brobst
to do their scoring while St. Paul's
will have stalwarts Art Kitchen,
Tex Wilson and Bill Morgan for
its points.
The second game matches two
teams, Huntsville Christian and
Kunkle, each of which was headed
in opposite directions at the sea-
son's end. For Huntsville it has
been a long uphill climb towards
third place. After a slow start, the
team gradually hit its stride and
improved bit by bit reaching its
{peak in the 37-34 victory over
league-leading Dallas last Satur-
day. On the other hand, Kunkle,
which started out in a blaze of
glory and dominated third place
all season, has slackened off and
must regain some of its early sea-
son form in order to become a
| dangerous opponent. Huntsville will
have its top scorers, Bob and Ar-
inold Price, to match
: Kunkle’s sparkplugs, Jim Knecht
(and “Pete” Dymond.
against |
Following this Dallas Township will | St. Therese’s ‘meets Shavertown
play Laketon, again on a neutral | Methodist in the third game. Both
floor, for the second half champion- | squads are of the “hot 'n cold”
ship. Then the winners of the two
previous games will meet to finally
determine the full season champion.
This final game will be omitted if
Dallas Township wins both of its
contests.
Dallas Township has two victor-
ies to its credit over Dallas Bor-
ough, one a thrilling 27-26 triumph
and has split one apiece with Lake-
ton this season. The key game in
the whole mixup was Kingston
Township's 17-17 tie “with Dallas
Borough in the second half.
Local Cagers Entered
In Rogers Tournament
Three local teams have entered
the annual YMCA Rogers basket-
ball tourney which begins Monday.
They are Bowman's Restaurant con-
sisting of ex-Dallas Borough and
Township players, coached and
managed by Bill Hart and Al Bow-
man; Deater’s Recreation consist-
ing of Harvey's Lake boys and
handled by James Krum, Laketon
High School coach; and Miners Mills
Legion Post 741 composed of Kings-
ton Township and Fairview ball-
players and coached by George Mc-
Cutcheon.
Illegal Fisherman
George Gutowski, Nanticoke was
fined $10 when given a hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace Robert
Culp of Huntsville for illegal catch-
ing of pickerel.
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Land ’O Corn Beef
Pork Roast 3/2 ave. Ih. 49c¢
Lean Rib-end
Chuck Roast Ib. 55c¢|
Standing - Rib 1b 63c|
Sirloin Steak 1b. 79¢ Ring, mince, s’less franks 1b. 49c
Armour Star
ALL WELL TRIMMED
Sausage
Hislop’s Homade
Loose—Ilb. 53¢
Lean Casing—lb. 55¢
Ground Beef Ib. ad Homade Limited Surply
Tender Baby a: Introduction Pkg.
Beef Liver | i l ; bosy 49c¢ per Ib.
Groceries | Produce Lenten
Shurfine 6 for| Florida 3 for| Scallops—Ib. "9c
Evap. Milk 68c| Grapefruit 27c| Soft Shelled
Pillsbury TT | Fancy 4 1b.| Crabs 2 for 2c
Flour (25 1b.) -$2.05 | Onions 17c OYSTERS
Shurfine 46 oz.| Penna. peck| Stewing pt. 59¢
Pineapple Juice 39c Potatoes 43c| Frying Dz. 53c
Clover Crest 1b. Florida doz. A Complete Meal
Butter 67c| Oranges 49¢ only $1.09
Admiral 3 for| Calif. 6 for| 1 1b. Ocean Perch
Sardines 29¢| Lemons 19¢ or Cod Fillets
Sa : 1 Pkg. Cr. Corn
Franco-American can| Pascal bu. 1 Pkg. ¥r. ¥; Potatoes
Spaghetti 15¢ Delors wo Le 1 Phe. 1’ Peaches
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variety and although St. Therese’s
holds two regular season victories
over Shavertown, the game prom-
ises to be tight for both teams have
improved in recent games.
Mrs. Slaff Will
Give League Aims
Library Book Club
Will Meet Wednesday
Mrs. Ralph Dixon, co-chairman
with Mrs. Walter Elston of the
Hostess Committee, Back Mountain
Library Book Club, announces host-
esses for the meeting of the Book
Club at the library on Wednesday
at 2: Mrs. William Hodgson, Mrs.
Harry Stuhlmuller, Mrs. Herbert
Smith, Mrs. Eugene Hindricks, Mrs.
James Huston, and Mrs. Steve
Davis.
Mrs. Raymon Hedden, program
chairman, will present Mrs. Rob-
ert Slaff, Trucksville, who will
speak briefly on the aims of the
League of Women Voters.
Mrs, Norman W. Smith, Hunts-
ville, has been appointed by the
president, Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, to
handle publicity for the Club.
Mrs. Joseph Schmerer, head of
Finance Committee, announces that
statements will be sent for dues
this month.
Bunt Nellie Reese
Buried Wednesday
Mrs. Nellie Reese, affectionately
known to the community as Aunt
Nellie, died last Sunday at her
home on Carverton Road, Trucks-
ville, after a lingering illness.
Funeral was held from her home
on Wednesday, Reverend Robert
Webster, Trucksville Methodist
Church, officiating. Interment at
Cedar Crest Cemetery.
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Completes Course Concert Deadline
Miss Naomi Shaver, daughter of| Deadline for patrons for the
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaver, has| Third Annual Comunity Concert is
completed her course in nurse’s| placed at March 12. Mrs. Paul Win-
training at Mercy Hospital. She will | ter, Shavertown, may be contacted
be graduated in May. until that date. * The concert will
This week she has been on duty| be held at Kingston Township High
at the hospital. | School auditorium, March 24.
Fresh Ground Hamburg 43cIb.
Lean Boiling Beef 23¢ Ib.
Round Steak 69c Ib.
Country Style
Scrapple 15¢ Ib.
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