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Dallas-Franklin J 1-Te
Boys At Show
AND SUCH AN ATTRACTIVE
: : Fourteen Students
~ View Machinery
Fourteen Dallas-Franklin Town-
ship Vocational Agriculture students
returned from Harrisburg where
they viewed ‘the Pennsylvania Stiate
~ Farm Show since Wednesday after- :
nioon, : Cut from young grainfed Western steers, Acme quality
w % ae Jnstrudeor, Jens : beef has that tender, juicy flavorful deliciousness that
. AG d. Siover fusaishel folks go for in a big way. Give the family a treat this ®
weekend—at this price you'll want to take advantage of
Mr. Mosier says his boys are in-
terested primarily in modern farm “
machinery, with dairy cattle a close the opportunity to serve your favorite
second. The show is a valuable ad-
junet to class work in Mr. Mosier’s
opinion, giving prospective farmers U S. Graded “Good or Choice” Beef
an insight into what is being done a
to improve and modernize the na- 2
tion’s basic industry, that of pro-
ducing food.
(Students who attended the Farm 2
Show are: Dave Moore, Fred Davis,
Tom Rogers, Edward Wall, Don
Weidner, Sam Fowler, Roy (Carr,
Carl Greis, Herb Wertman, Joe
Handick Jack Puterbaugh, H. Shultz,
Tom Salinski, and Bob Kubasti. Sirloi Fill Your
, : irioin Freezer
Kingston Twp. | T-Bone Ib / Qe With These
Mr, and Mrs. Abe Gay, Maple Delicious
Street, vertown a nding’ a
hh hd Porterhouse STEAKS!
The Martins of | Martin's Gas Sta- : =
Bon ae Acme lis “BONELESS” GOOD or CHOICE_SHORT CUT 7”, STANDING TENDER & NUTRITIOUS “BONELESS”
Ee a
| ZEEE ROUND STEAK | - 89° RIB ROAST 69° VEAL ROAST ~~ - 79°
Mr. Martin recently
LOCAL, DRESSED & DRAWN ~~ 7
brother, and his sister is in a ser-
- condition at the Mercy Hospital. CUT Ur FRYERS Economical & Tasty, Veal
“Mis. Ruth McCarty, Harris Hill :
olin mah Mwy, are | poe -19 sreasts «10 oUONLDER ROAST = 53¢ FRYING CHICKEN
Mercy Hospital, is coming along
nicely after breaking her hip when
she fell at her home before (Christ- Necks & Backs 6, {0c WINGS Lb. 39¢
mas. She is very grateful for the
many cards and gifts she has re-
ceived. Mrs, McCarty is widow of the ;
t EeTal aR a) Farm Fresh Fruits and U blos
of Police of Kingston Township.
Albert Williams, Lehigh Street,
Trucksville, is ill at his home. ACME Leads In Quality With Price
Harriet Jean Williams and Anna
| Mae Durbin, both of Shaver Avenue,
Saavertown, vrs shotieniy In CULTIVATED—SNOWHITE
~ Florida,
Mrs, ‘William Hunt of Shavertown M U S Ll i
i. ]detown
ak : : Howard Wright former resident ; C
® Ww here, is a patient at the Wilson
: : Memorial Hospital, Johnson City, Ib.
i New York.
ER . R. Bruce (Shaver observed his
i ¢ birthday anniversary on Sunday.
end Mrs, Paul Smith Kunkle are
visiting Mr. and Mrs, vies iCar-
ell of Wilmingtbon;™" Mus. [Car-
Mrs. Howard Boice returned to
her home after being a patient at a : .
the General Hospital. Serve A Sizzling Tender Steak Covered With Mushrooms
~ rell is the former Hy Hunt,
daughter of Mrs, William Hunk.
Mrs, John Cadugan of Scranton
spent several days with her sister, CRISPY, LARGE HEADS—SIZE 48’s
Mrs. Della Parrish.
Mrs, Charles Fiske and daughter,
\ . Connie of Sweet Valley spent sev- C
a : oo days with Mr. anid Mrs. Oscar g Head .
wan,
Mr, and Mus. Joseph Comsiky of
FARM FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS
Rindless—No Waste
Kingston announce the birth of a Sharp Cheese
daughter, Josephine on January 10. COOL CRISPY Ne,
Mrs. Comdily 3 ad rs eee’ 2 :
Meade, | r r S, . .
il e chs.
Names Book Selection AL = 1 i
i Committee For Year EAT 411 YOU BUY
® ® ps Peter D. Clark, chairman of MILD CHEESE 59 ¥
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Mount Merfio ol fg
wn vend wes wok Wonol (1 Shower Of Good Budget Buys
committee for 1953:
Mrs, Henry Peterson will act as
co-chairman. Members are: Mes- ALASKA'S BEST
dames Harold Flack, Fred Howell,
Thomas Heffernan, John Landon,
John (C. Phillips, ‘Gerald Stout, Pre- Tall
ston (Sturdevant, Warren Unger, Can
Robert Van Horn, Marshall Nun-
list, and Miss Catherine ‘West.
a
No Rind—No Waste
IDEAL BRAND, WHOLE
that Book [Club members drop slips
of titles of books they would be
{got of Peace Auxiliary, was held at the 9
3 £ aE home of Mrs, Paul Goddard last . DOLE’S
0 ‘Tuesday, with newly elected officers 4
§ officiating,
ge President is Mrs, Paul Goddard; i Pl I No. 2
i Can
interested in, in a box for guidance CHILDREN LOVE B
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STRAWBERRIES i 29
vice president, Mrs. Don Clark;
ik the IA DT SEA SIDE
Miriam Lathrop, librarian, are auto-
matically members.
: Tt was suggested aft last Wednes- | | M A n E- A N S 2 17 Oz.
day’s meeting in the library Cans
of the book selection committee.
| ~ Buxiliary Names Heads ZI 0 Mj F
Tiger Of Standing Committees
w a Txooutive Board meoting Prince
3
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1 a SLICED PEACHES “#4.”
| Heads of standing committees CAMPBELL’S DOLE’S HAWAIIAN c
PINEAPPLE CHUNKS so 27
LE are: Mrs. C. A. Woodruff, devotions
bE 2 and music; Mrs, Alvin (Shaffer, Al-
| Eas. TOMA ro SOUP Jur
| Es ee AS . Lane IDEAL BRAND (Concentrated)
public relations; Mrs. [William \ 3
; Weight, rata oh Ss STANDARD PACK 8 ORANGE on C
Mrs, Alvin Martensen, kitchen; Mrs. 16 a Cans
Edward Menedley, dish-cloths; Mrs. oe 2 JUICE
Warren Unger, assisted by Mrs. Cans : 7 ” €
Elwood Tudn Sittin