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PTA To Hear Talk On
African Adventures
Lake-Noxen PTA will meet -at
Lake school Wednesday evening at
8. Jack Adams, who has recently
returned from an African hunting
trip will tell of his experiences and
given by the band uniform commit-
tee who are raising money to pur-
chase fifteen additional band uni-
forms. Refreshmerits will be served.
Austin
SALES & SERVICE
KUNKLE GARAGE
DANIEL MEEKER, Owner
Phone Dallas 4-2019 Route 309
KUNKLE, PA.
Kiehan Graduates
From Radio School
Goeppingen, Gemmany— = Army
Pvt. Andrew Kleban Jr, whose
wife, Ann, lives in Dallas, recently
graduated from a radio school con-
ducted by the 28th Infantry Di-
vision in /Goeppingen, Germany.
The l-week course included
radio diction and the International
Morse Code. Students also learned
to operate ithe different types of
Army radios.
The radio schoo] is part of an
intensive training program which
men of the 28th are undergoing as
part of the North Atlantic Pact
Army.
Kleban, a wire man in the 229th
Field (Artillery Battalion, entered
the Army in January 1952.
His parents, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Kleban, live on Dallas Star Route.
Huntsville Supper
Huntsville Methodist (Church will
serve a sauerkraut and pork sup-
per Wednesday night at 5:30, to
raise money for robes for the Youth
Choir’s use at Easter,
Everyone is
looking for
news about the
new low-priced
HUDSON
at
OLIVER'S
MAIN ST. ... DALLAS
These
PRICED TO
2 Ouse Sten fects: $15
i $95
1940 PONTIAC
2 Door Sedan
1941 CHEVROLET
Club Coupe
1942 BUICK
Super Sedan
1946 DESOTO
Custom Sedan
| 1947 PLYMOUTH Spec.
$795
Del. Club Coupe
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1949 CHEVROLET
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1949 CHEVROLET
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1949 CHEVROLET
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End Lose Five Fo
#
r Season
Lehman - Jackson High iSchool
Wrestling Squad closed its season
with a 36 to 11 win over Lake-
Noxen. It was its second win over
the Lakers.
During the season Lehman-Jack-
son wrestled in seven matches, los-
ing the opener against Hanover at
home 39-19. The next was a 37-18
win against Lake-Noxen ‘at home,
followed by a 29-19 loss against
Kingston at home. The grapplers
then lost to Coughlin on the lat-
ter's mats, 32-20. Lehman also lost
the return match 29-20. It also
dropped a close match to Wyoming
Seminany 28-24 on the latter's
malts. .
Lehman has two Senior wrestlers
who have yet to be defeated in
competition with other teams. These
boys are Evarts who wrestles at
128 pounds, and Spencer who
wrestles at 133 pounds.
Both boys participated in the
District Two finals, Spencer advanc-
ing to the semi-finals while Evarts
was eliminated in the preliminaries.
Both boys along with [Sickler, 165
pounds, graduate [this spring "and
will [be missed greatly by the squad.
Commenting on the season, Phil
Cummings, student manager, is
optimistic for the coming year,
“though we didn't show too good
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this year, we have fine material
to work with and are hoping a bet-
ter season next year.”
Results of the Lake-Noxen match
follows:
95-pounds: Coburn, Lehman-Jack-
son pinned Smith, Lake-Noxen, ia
1:53.
103-pounds: Schultz, Lehman de-
cisioned King, Lake, 14-6.
112-pounds: Gailey, Lake, pinned
Schilling, Lehman, in 4:25,
120-pounds: Hoyt, Lehman, pin-
ned John Edwards, Lake, in 2:50;
127-pounds, Newell, Lake, deci-
sioned Kern, Lehman, 9-6.
133-pounds, ‘Spencer, Lehman,
pinned Jim Edwards, Lake, in 1:30.
138-pounds: Evarts, Lehman, pin-
ned Williams, Lake, in 2:18.
145-pounds, Jones, Lehman, de-
cisioned, iSwingle, Lake, 3-2
[| 154-pounds: Westfield, Lake, de-
| cisioned Hozempa, Lehman, 3-0.
165-pounds, Schneiderite, Leh-
man, decisioned, Hopfer, Lake, 5-4.
185-pouinds: McCarrol, Lehman,
pinned McCaffery, Lake, in 4:40.
Please—Don't
All Hit The
Road At Once!
If every car and truck owner in
the state of Peninsylviania tried to
go for a ride on the same [Sunday
afternoon, there would be a vehicle
every 14 yards an every paved street
and highway in the state. e
Fortunately, ‘the odds lare against
this happening, since the average
miotorist spends only about 25
‘days’ a year in his car, according
to James J, Newman, vice president
of the B. F, Goodrich company.
He points out that estimates of
‘American automobile usage and
driver habits show that the average
motorist drove 9,000 miles last year.
At his average pace of 30 miles an
hour, this totals 300 hours, or 25
daylight driving days. This is only
6.8 per cent of the daylight hours
in a year, he says.
Newman says that ‘the state's
motor vehicle registration today is
at its highest mark in history and
will probably reach an estimated
3,292,000 early this year. Hard-
surfaced road mileage in both rural
and urban areas of the state is 25,-
754, which is also a mew high.
He reports that drivers through-
out the mation feel traffic jams are
responsible for the loss of millions
registrations to bring the nation’s
Member Of 1905 Class
Visits Old Friends
A member, of the Class - 1905 |
at Dallas Borough High School, Rob-
ert Fraley, superintendent of the
Shipping Department of Endicott-
Johnson Shoe Company, stopped off |
last weekend to visit old friends in
Dallas, among them his former |
school principal, Ralph H, Rood.
Mr. Fraley said his aunt, Mrs.
Minnie Robertson of Wilkes-Barre,
sent him a recent copy of The Post
containing a picture of the Class
of 1905. Mr. Fraley left Dallas
thirty-eight years ago.
His wife is the former Bertha
Mr. Fraley served in World War I
in France, with the American
Thread ‘Co., Willimantic, Conn.,
George with Endicott-Jhonson Com-
pany, and Edith of Binghamton.
His father, Peter Fraley mow 89,
lives in Endicott.
Who's Who At State
Milford Shaver,
Who at Penn State, for outstanding
ties. Gail is in the junior class.
Naomi Circle To Meet
Naomi Circle, Shavertown Metho-
dist Church, will meet Thursday,
1:30, at the home of Mrs. Hilbert
Stark, with Mrs. Russell Achuff as-
sistant hostess. The circle will spon-
sor la hake sale at Gosart’s store,
Saturday morning at 10.
Battery
Service
put it off another day.
Drive in today. Better to
be safe than sorry!
Our attendants were care-
fully selected for their skill
and “know-how.” They get
it right the FIRST time.
DENMON’S
total to 65,500,000 miotor vehicles
by 1960. This, he points put, seems
to leave little chance for lan early
let-up in today’s traffic congestion.
Newman, “former (chairman of the
Inter-Industry Highway Safety Com-
mittee, says he believes that the
nation’s traffic problem could be
solved if authorities start work now
on lan expanded national highway
program, improved parking and un-
loading facilities, ‘and revisions of
outmoded traffic systems and regu-
lations, :
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| Nesbitt Auxiliary
| Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, will
| sow at Back Mountain Memorial
Library Annex, Tuesday at 10, un-
der direction of Mrs. James Har-
| Tison.
|
'
Plan Dinner Dance
Fourth District 1.0.O.F. Boosters’
Association will hold its annual
dinner and dance ‘April 18, at Mec-
Kendree Grange Hall,
Gate Of Heaven Students
Plan "Echoes Of Erin”
iChildren of Galte of Heaven school
will present an [Irish program,
“Echoes of Erin,” in honor of St.
Patrick Sunday in St. Therese's ~
auditorium, 8 PM. Grades 1-7 will
participate, each grade giving a
suitable Trish number in dance, song
or playlet.
Grapefruit are so-called because
they sometimes grow in clusters.
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