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Members of Kingston Township
Band who will appear ‘in the Spring
Concert next Tuesday:
Seated, left to right: Harriet Wil-
liams, Ruth Mary Morgan, Bobby
Lee Crews, Nancy Lozo, Margaret
Ackérman, Charles Perkins, Eliza-
beth owlands, Jean Croom, Char-
lotte Dymond, Nancy Dymond, Joan
Anderson.
Standing, first row, left to right:
Nita Williams, Betty Griffiths, Bar-
bara Dana, Doris Bush, Paul Con-
iglia, Albert Billings, Calvin Crane,
Thomas Cleasby, Theodore Jones,
Shirley Stroh, Barbara Davis, Rob-
PEACE
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THE POST, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1950
| ert Hontz, Loiuse Kann, Herbert
Spencer, Richard Houghwout, Har-
old Birth, Ronald Woolcock, Jean
Hughes, Robert Davis, Ruth John-
son,
Standing, back row: Shirley Ann
Drake, Jean Frank, John Baur,
Dwight Dick, John Engler, David
Vann, Harry Trebilcox, Rachel Rees,
Edward Charney, Wilma Robbins,
Dawn Dick, Verus Weaver, direc-
tor.
Majorettes: Laura Perkins, Shir-
ley Capwell, Charlotte Hoyt, Edith
Jones, Nancy Jane Jones, Betty
Garey, Pauline Spencer.
TIT Cay
Kingston Township High School Band in Spring Concert May 2
Absent when the picture was
taken: Eric Vrhel, Jane Ann Loh-
man.
The annual Spring Concert -in
celebration of National Music Week
will be presented in Kingston
Township Auditorium Tuesday ev-
ening at 8 p.m. Groups participating
are: Junior Chorus; Girls’ Ensem-
ble; Junior Band; Senior Band.
Featured will be several vocal
and instrumental solos. Sylvia
Jones and Harry Trebilcox, dele-
gates to Forensic and Music League
competition in Pittsburgh on May
4, 5, and 6, will perform their re-
C2
quired selections at the concert.
Kingston Township Band Asso-
ciation is again sponsoring the an-
nual event. Proceeds will be used to
promote interest in music.
Officers: Clyde Birth, president;
Mrs. Albert Williams Jr., vice pres-
ident; Mrs. Charles Billings, sec-
retary; James Dick, treasurer; Mrs.
George Davis and John Dana, pub-
licity; Bernard Bush, general chair-
man; James Dick and John Dana,
Mrs. Albert Williams and Mrs.
George Davis.
PHOTO BY HUDSON
FARMER
SHERRY
Door Prizes
MODERN and POLKA
SANDY BEACH PAVILION
Harvey's Lake, Pa.
Every Saturday Night
Commencing
SATURDAY, MAY 6th at 9 p.m.
Under the Management of
Featuring
BOB SCOTT'S ORCHESTRA
WAYNE WEAVER, Singing Caller
DANCES
NULTON
Admission 60c
Including Tax
Family Birthdays
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shallan-
berger Jr. and daughters, Linda
and Pamela Jean of Plainfield, N.J.
spent the weekend with Mrs. Shal-
lanberger's mother, Mrs. Harry Ide
of Idetown to help her celebrate
her birthday anniversary. It was
niversary. Sunday morning, on Mrs.
Ide’s birthday, Rev. Frank Abbott
christened Pamela Jean.
_ If You Want
PACKARD
A GOOD USED CAR
Call
R. E. PHILLIPS
Dal. 562-R-2 Kingston. 7-1141
also Elsie Jean Ide’s birthday an- |
Play Taps at Burial
Two boys from Dallas Township
Band, John Roberts and Earl Lam-
oreaux, played Taps at James
Strohl’s funeral, Noxen.
PAGE THREE
Chosen May Queen
LOIS ANN KLEINE €
Dallas Township School has cho-
sen Lois Ann Kleine for May Queen
on Thursday, May 4th. The celebra-
tion, staged by the elementary
school, will be woven about the
theme “Inside U.S.A.”, dances pre-
sented by grade school children
stemming from all parts of the
country.
DON’T FORGET TO SET
YOUR ALAM CLOCK FOR
2 AM. SUNDAY MORNING
It is easier to set your alarm
and get up than to sit up until
two o'clock in the morning to
set your time ahead one hour
when Daylight Saving goes into
effect. Back Mountain residents
having sundials are allowed by
special dispensation to turn
them one hour ahead before
retiring Saturday night.
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JAY COOKE for Governor
A Message to Veterans
The ex-GIs who have signed their names to this letter, all
served under Jay Cooke in the 3rd Battalion, 110th Infantry, 28th
Division, in the last war.
Jay Cooke is running for Governor of Pennsylvania. We are
going all out to get him nominated by the Republicans in the Pri-
mary on Tuesday, May 16th, 1950, and elected next November.
How about you? Can we count on you to give a hand?
Jay got a belly-full of war in 1917 with the 79th Division in
France—when he and his outfit were mustard gassed. He didn’t
have to get fouled up in the last one.
Heart. Didn’t need the new one they pinned on him for getting
He already had a Purple
his eye shot out at St. Lo, when he was hit by a machine gun burst.
JAY WAS OUR LIEUTENANT COLONEL. HE COULD
GET HARD-BOILED, BUT HE NEVER PULLED HIS RANK.
AND WHEN WE MARCHED, HE DIDN'T RIDE ANY JEEP. HE
SHARED THE DEAL ACROSS THE CHANNEL AND INTO THE
HEDGEROWS AND HE WAS UP IN FRONT OF OUR COLUMN
WHEN HE GOT HIS.
TOM BRADLEY
T/Sgt. Co. I
A. H. SCOTT, JR.
S/Sgt. Co. K
LET'S GO
CHARLES L. CHATTAWAY
1st Sgt. Co. K.
IRVIN WINTERS
S/Sgt. Hq. Co.
JAY COOKE
F.
You want a friend in Harrisburg? 1 ay Cooke’s your man. He
knows the score on veteran problems—from the vet angle.
Talk up Jay Cooke for Governor. Noise it around with other
vets. Another thing, a lot of vets are apt to dog the Primary, like
anyone else, they just don’t get out and vote. Get them to the polls
for Jay Cooke.
Jay Cooke is the only vet of both World Wars I and II running
for Republican nomination for a top office on May 16th. He's got
a fight on his hands. He needs help—the help of other vets like you.
Let’s fight alongside him.
elected.
Let’s get him nominated and
Let’s put one of the finest soldiers who ever got back alive
into the Governor’s chair in Harrisburg. j
Signed by men of Colonel Cooke’s war-time Third Battalion,
110th Infantry, 28th Division. L
NICHOLAS BIANGONI
T/Sgt. Co. K
KENNETH WHITLETCH
S/Sgt. Co. K
ARTHUR JOHNSON
Sgt. Co. K
CLIFFORD E. KELL
S/Sgt. Co. L
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