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ALFRED D. BRONSON
- FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Phone Dallas 8241
“We Are As Near To You As
Your Telephone”
THE POST, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1952
Harvey's Lake
Mrs. Harry Allen entertained her
Sunday ‘School class at her home
last week. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Arthur
‘Wagner, (Secretary, Mrs. Lee Zim-
merman, and Treasurer, Mrs. How-
ard Higgins. Others present were:
| Mrs. Ada Bennett, Mrs. Morrison
Witter, and Mrs. Anna Snow. The
class will supply flowers for the
church pulpit each Sunday.
Sgt. John Balko of California is
spending two weeks with his sister
Mrs, Mike Getzman. He will leave
for Bremerhaven, Germany at the
end of his leave.
Charlotte Getzman of Miami,
Florida is visiting her parents, Mr.
Used
24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
Car
Pe- 5 x or
Easter
1951 CHEVROLET
Power Glide Styleline Deluxe 2 Door
Sedan. A-Title. Fathom Green Finish.
Radio, Heater, Spotlight, Backup
Lamps, Undercoating. Like S i 8 45
1950 CHEVROLET
Power Glide Fleetline 2 Door Sedan. .
A-Title, Black Finish. In Excellent
Condition. Radio, Heater, Backup
Lamps, Fender Guards,
Undercoating
"1951 CHEVROLET 1950 CHEVROLET
Fleetline Deluxe 4 Door Sedan. Beau-
2 Door Sedan. A-Title. Excellent a Teak ¢
res. ne = tiful Blue Finish. Excellent Tires,
hs nm yhiack Finish, Hisater, White Radio, Heater, Seat Covers, Under-
= coating and other
only extras
1949 CHEVROLET
Styleline Deluxe 2 Door Sedan. A-
Title. Excellent Tires, Beautiful
Satin Green Finish. Heater
«ind other extras
As Is Specials
1341 PLYMOUTH
2 Dr. Sedan
$930 CHEVROLET
.2 Door Sedan
1951 CHEVROLET
Power Glide Styleline Deluxe 4 Door
Sedan. A Title. 2 Tone Green Finish.
i wi 2 1855
1950 CHEVROLET
Power Glide Bel Air. A-Title. Beauti-
ful Black Finish. Radio, Heater,
Undercoating
1949 CHEVROLET
Styleline 2 Door Sedan. A-Title. Beau-
tiful Dark Gray Finish. Very Good
Tires, Heater,
Forse: Mester, Wu vai 21145
TRUCKS
1946 INTERNATIONAL
-| ¥» Ton Pickup
1347 CHEVROLET
Chassis and Cab
1938 CHRYSLER 1948 CHEVROLET
Canopy
1948 CHEVROLET !;2 Ton
Chassis and Cab
1950 CHEVROLET
1/2 Ton Pickup
MANY OTHERS — 18 MONTHS TO PAY
CITY CHEVROLET CO.
Market St., Gates to Thomas St., Kingston 7-1171
690 Hazle Street, Newtown. Phone 3-6736
“The Place To Buy ‘OK’ Used Cars”
and Mrs. Mike Getzman and her
daughter Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dennis
spent Thursday in New York, at-
tending the Easter Pageant and the
cirous.
Mr. and Mis. Stephen Hartman
Sr. are rejoicing over the arrival of
their first grandchild, a girl, born
to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hartman
Jr. of Johns Street Kingston, at
‘Wyoming Valley Hospital, on Sun-
Harveys Lake
Resident Ope
Used Car Lot
Now Operating Kingston
Auto Exchange on Pierce St.
W. C. DEETS
W. C. (Bill)) Deets has opened a
used car business on Pierce St.,
Kingston, at the North Street
Bridge, known as Kingston Auto
Exchange.
Mr. Deets has been employed as
a salesman for one of the valley's
_.and let's
go in an
OLIVER
~ Ready-to-go
USED CAR
BD £1) Yoda.
Just ask for
“Dean” or “Harry”
$1795 | ’41
C i STUDEBAKER
5 miluinnie 2-dr. Champion $825
a ISER 4dr.
50 oo oee cour. 91895 | AT lil STAD
150 "OTIC irs R148 | AT Sovien oe 3805
‘HUDSON adr. CHEVROLET 2dr
$825
$795
$695
$395
$1295
$1150
$1375
$1245
"41
"46
"46
42
49
'49
49
Radio & Heater
PACKARD Clip.
Radio & Heater
HUDSON 2dr.
Clean
CHEVROLET 2dr.
Radio & Heater
Super 5, Heater
KAISER Traveller
‘Sedan, Equipped
DODGE a-dr.
Sedan, Equipped
CHEVROLET, adr.
Radio & Heater
ag oar, SI205 | WMI Io $31
48 KAISER oor $850 41 EHAVELER adr. $345
Wj | 860 | AI oui ean
Open Evenings and Sunday
TERMS—TRADES—LIBERAL ALLOWANCES
JAMES R. OLIVER Inc.
USED CAR DEPT.
PHONE DALLAS 171-R-0
Junction: Tunkhannock-Dallas Highway
leading auto dealers for the past
13 years. He offers his friends and
customers the benefit of his long
experience in the automotive busi-
ness to help them solve any trans-
portation problems and extends a
sincere invitation to visit him at
his new location.
.
day April 6th. Mrs. Hartman is the
former Peggy Bateman of Kingston.
Arnold (Garinger, freshman at
Bloomsburg ‘State Teachers’ (College
is spending the Easter vacation
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond ‘Garinger.
The Executive Board of the Har-
veys Lake Women’s Service Club
will meet on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. John Stenger 3rd.
of Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Carl Schreiner
Jr. will assist in serving. The girls
are asked to meet at the home of
Miss Bethia Allen between 7:00 and
7:15 to go in a group to Wilkes-
Barre.
Lehman
Mrs. Mabel Zimmerman has re-
turned ‘to the home of her daughter,
{ Mrs. Albert Ide, after spending
some months with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Donald Deans at North
Adams, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mekeel, Jr.
Dover, N. J. spent the weekend with
Mrs. Clara Mekeel.
Lehman-Jackson Alumni Associ-
ation is sponsoring a Bake Sale in
conjunction with the Stocking Dance
April 18. Contributors may tele-
phone Mrs, Lewis Ide, Mrs. Robert
Ide, or Mary [Stolarick, or may bring
their goods direct to the gymmna-
sium.
Miss Muriel Zimmerman, New
York, will spend Easter weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ide.
Bloodmobile
Gets 75 Pints
Commonwealth
Sends Donors
Bloodmobile Day at Dallas Bor-
ough school netted the Red (Cross
Blood Bank seventy-five pints of
blood Wednesday 1-7.
Commonwealth Telephone Com-
pany sent fifteen donors, (Coalomatic
a number, Bloomsburg Mill em-
ployees were transported in relays
by the motor corps, and a few
donors appeared from Natona, in
spite of a recent visit of the Blood-
mobile to the mill.
Twenty local donors, because of
recent illness or physical disability
cancelled their appointments.
According to Mrs. Fred Keifer,
chairman, spring is not the best
time for donation, with everybedy
feeling ‘the effects of a long hard
winter. It was felt by some regular
donors that this (date followed too
closely after the one in January.
Ferry Is On Way Home
From Service In Italy
(Cpl. Dennis Ferry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Ferry; Dallas, will be
home from Italy next week. He is on
the high seas mow, coming from
Leghorn, where he has been serving
with the 640th Engineers, Supply
and Maintenance Division.
Dennis is rounding out his fourth
year in the service. He had a leave
last Summer, rejoining his outfit in
September.
Bad
To Any Customer
SPECIAL OFFE
Who Buys A Car
Or Truck From
Ray
AT MOTOR TWINS
Bring this ad with you and I will pay for transfer
“f your title and tags. YOU SAVE $5.00.
And Get Into Gear For Spring"!
We'll Help You—With These Bargains
As
Low .As
Make
Model
Year
Make
Year Model
As
Low As
'4{ FORD $195 | ’49 CHEVROLET §{045
"40 BUICK $235 | '49 FORD $1095
146 NASH $595 | '50 CHEVY $[(95
146 FORD $695 | '50 F°%° $1265
'47 FORD $795 | ’50 NASH $1295
” Equipped
7 CIEVROLET = $793 | gp PLYMOUTH § {365
‘Ag CHEVY $845 | 5 CHEVROLET $1545
'48 FORD $895 | ’51 For... $1645
MOTOR
240 So. Main St.
WILKES-BARRE
Phone 2-2144
2 BIG @Z52p PLACES
re rts til 9
TWINS
Market & Rutter
KINGSTON
Phone 3-2159
Cancer Appeal
Being Made By
Direct Mail
Back Mountain
Aims For Goal
Of Two Thousand
‘Goal for Back Mountain Cancer
Drive, as announced by Mrs. Harry
Ohlman, area Chairman. is $2,000.
eFunds will ‘be solicited by mail in-
stead of personal canvass. The mail-
ing campaign is well under way.
Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs.
Arthur Culver will serve as com-
munity chairmen.
Mrs. Donald Davis and Mrs. David
Hall are in charge of distribution
and collection of coin containers,
which will be displayed prominently
in local business and public build-
ings.
Volunteers handling mailing are
Mesdames Edward Keller, Clarence
Butler, Bonnie Davis, Daniel Robin-
hold, L. L. Richardson, A. G. Ruther-
ford, David Jenkins, [Clyde Cooper,
and ‘Sheldon Evans.
Treasurer is 'W. B, Jeter. Howard
Risley and Mrs. Gerald Stout handle
publicity.
The folder, which will enter 1600
Back Mountain homes, is educa-
tional. Carefully read, it will ac-
quaint the reader with preliminary
danger signals as well as with a
break-down of where the dollar goes
upon receipt by the Cancer Fund.
Research takes 25% of the do-
nation; service, 33; education, 19:
campaign expenses 9; administra-
tion, 14,
One out of every five of the popu-
lation will develop cancer, with lung,
cancer on the rapid increase, warns
Mrs. Ohlman.
Cancer is controllable in most
instances if detected early enough.
Treatments with X-Ray and radium
are better directed,
The great barrier to effective con-
trol of cancer is unwillingness on the
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part of middle-aged people to have:
regular examinations, whether from
false modesty or inattention to dan-
ger signs.
Neglect may sign a death war-
rant.
Shavertown Church
To Show Hobbies
Shavertown Methodist Church
Men's Club and Kings Daughters will | Mi
sponsor a hobby show Tuesday even-
ing in the church parlors.
Everything from glass hats to
tuberous rooted begonias will be
featured. Refreshments will be ser-
ved.
General: chairman is Ted Poad,
assisted by Clarence [Laidler, Ralph
Gerhart, Eugene Banta and Steve
“| Johnson, of the Men's Club, and Mrs.
Ruth Shotwell and Mrs. Thomas
Morgan, Jr. from Kings Daughters.
Hostess ‘At Cards
Mrs. Gloria Kitchen, Church
Street, was hostess at cards on
londay night. Guests were: Mrs.
Reba Cobleigh, Mrs. Barbara Evans,
Mrs. Gladys Gabel, Mrs. Lila Lozo,
Mrs. (Shirley Lozo, Mrs. Lorraine
Jolley and Mrs Peggy Kitchen.
Prizes were won by Lila Lozo and
Reba Cobleigh.
EASTER
SPECIAL
Reg. $6.00 value
MUSICAL
BUNNY DOLL
‘Made of rayon plush. Each con-
tains a genuine Swiss Music Box.
Perfect Easter
toy for young
: Xe or old. ONLY
$2.98
~~ ALL KINDS OF EASTER CANDY
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Bo Ty
Main Highway
Why Is One TV Set Good
and Another Bad In
the Same Locality?
PHONE 268-R-9
It s A Two- Fold Secret!
PROPER INSTALLATION — EXPERT SERVICE
The secret of proper installation and expert service
is not all learned in a book. Sure we know what “the
book” says but we also found that it took lots of.
actual experience with TV work right here in the
Back Mountain area before we could say we really
had’ the answers. If you're having trouble with your
set or you want TV, give us a ring and take advantage
of these 4 years of TV experience we've Hue
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Bait And
EQUIPMENT
Free Advice On Fishing From -
Caddie Himself
Harveys Lake Highway
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