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Kingston Twp.
| Bobby Griffiths, three year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grif-
fiths, Main Road, Trucksville, is
confined to his home with a broken
leg, which he received when he and
his brothers were playing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, and
children, have moved from Terrace
Drive, Shavertown, to Main Street,
Schuylkill Haven, Pa., where Mr.
Johnson is employed.
Mrs. Harry Widall, Shaver Ave-
nue, Shavertown, has returned af-
' ter spending a week visiting in
: Norristown, Baltimore and Wash-
i ington. Her sister accompanied
; her back and is spending a few
go days here.
Johnson Coolbaugh,
. Road has
Nesbitt
: month.
3 Marybeth, Freddy, and Jimmy,
bh children of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Keast, Harris Hill Road, Trucks-
ville, have been ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wazeter,
ry Highland Avenue, Trucksville, are
i «the proud parents of a baby boy,
PGA
Harris Hill
been a patient in the
Hospital for the past
born last week at the General Hos-
pital. The baby has four sisters,
Barbara, Susan, Marsha and Linda.
Sharon Butler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Butler, Ridge Street,
is a patient in the Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Ralph Welsh Is
Hostess At Roast
Mrs. Ralph Welsh, Idetown, en-
tertained members of the Confi-
dence Class of Idetown Methodist
Church at a wiener roast Wednes-
day evening. Assisting her were
Mrs. David Ide, and Mrs. Donald
Williams. Happy birthdays were
sung to Mrs. John Garringer and
Mrs. Donald Williams. Present
were Mrs. William Gelsleichter,
Mrs. David Ide, Mrs. Leslie Agnew,
Mrs. Merrill Burnett, Mrs. Herbert
Ward, Mrs. Arthur Capwell, Mrs.
Herbert Ward, Mrs. Arthur Cap-
well, Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mrs.
Harold Donnelly, Mrs. Russell Rog-
ers, Mrs. Alfred Hadsel, Mrs. Ralph
Welsh, Mrs. Garringer, Mrs. Wil-
liams, Bess Cooke, Shirley Welsh.
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Checkerhoard News
by Jim Huston Jr.
Beauties
7 Tom Landon of Kunkle told
me this week that his young
turkeys are really off to a fly-
ing start.
He said he got ’em from Giles
Wilson on June 1st and start-
ed right in on Purina Turkey
Startena.
“These turkeys are the nicest
we've raised yet,” said Mr. Lan-
don. “They're way ahead of last
i year.”
More On Beauties
Of course its not official, but
rumor has it that quite a few of
the beauties who are taking part
in the Harveys Lake Lions Club
Annual Beauty Contest are
“Purina Fed.”
Carl Schreiner, Jr., a Purina
| feeder and member of the Lions
| ! Club told us that the finals to
be held this Sunday afternoon
will really be worth attending.
Why not stop out and see for
yourself what a fine job of de-
velopment Purina Chows will
do?
~HEALTH HINT
When Birds
Go Off Feed
When Air Sac
Strikes . . .
USE...
} Highly fortified
} with vitamins
} and antibiotics, this complete
poultry Chow is a wonderful {
b aid in reducing mortality
from Air Sac Disease in §
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b of appetite, too. Let us tell 4
you more about CHEK-R- |
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Is The Truth
Strange as it may seem, I've
been qugstioned recently by
some unconvinced people as to
the truth of the statements
found in this column.
These little articles aren't
something I've made up myself.
Sure, I put them in final form—
but the feeder gives me the facts
and figures from his own knowl-
edge and records.
I'd have no respect for my-
self, nor would I expect anyone
else to respect these statements
if they weren't “the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the
truth.”
If you're look-
ing for a good
dog food at be-
low inflation
prices, please
try some Purina
Kibbled Meal or
Purina Dog
Checkers for
your dog.
OQur regular
Prices:
5 LB. — 60c
25 LB. — $2.80
50 LB. — $5.40
And ask about our Courtesy
Card discount for users of 100
LBS. or more per month!
THE WELCOME MAT IS OUT
We are looking forward to a
visit from you, Come in and
get acquainted. We've had a lot
of experience in helping folks
around here with their feeding
and management problems.
Maybe we have information that
4
Lehman Fire Company on Monday
night it was decided to continue
sponsorship of bingo at Harveys
Lake.
There was considerable discussion
of the problem with all details per-
taining to sponsorship left in the
hands of a committee composed of
John Roberts, John Hewitt and
Walter Chamberlain.
Stuart Marks was inducted into
office as the new president and all
other officers were installed.
Edward Oncay and Herbert Kem-
merer of the tank truck committee
reported on their findings and read
a letter from Atlantic Refining
Company indicating that there will
be a number of 1,000 and 1,500 gal-
lon trucks for sale in the near fu-
ture.
The building committee composed
of Wesley Moore, Arthur Ehret and
Lewis Ide was asked to have plans
for a 45 by 66 foot addition pre-
pared so that estimates on con-
struction costs can be obtained. It
is hoped that construction of the
addition can be held within $12,000.
Service Mothers Outing
Service Mothers Club of Trucks-
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Blaze, Harveys Lake, members
swimming and cooperating in a
covered dish luncheon.
Bryant's Bike Shop
338 Wyoming Ave.,
Kingston
31st Anniversary Sale
25% to 50% Off
On Many Items
Toys Hardware
Paints Bicycles
Raytheon Television
1954
Lenore Whitesell Is
Bride Of Arthur Cragle
June 26 at 2:30 p. m., Lenore
Whitesell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred R. Whitesell of Sweet Valley
became the bride of Arthur L.
Cragle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Cragle of Hunlock Creek. Rev. Ira
Button performed the double ring
ceremony in First Christian Church.
Wedding music was played by Leon
Whitsell, brother of the bride, and
cousin of the bride, Lois Totton
was soloist.
Vida Kocher was maid of honor
and Lois Morgan, Cora Cragle, sis-
ter of the bridegroom, and Carol
Whitesell, sister of the bride,
bridesmaids.
Best man was Alvin Cragle,
brother of the bridegroom -and ush-
ers Jay Long, and Donald Gross.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
and the couple left for Florida.
The bride is a graduate of Lake
Noxen High School. She has been
employed by the Benton Indust-
ries. Mr. Cragle was graduated
from Garrison Memorial High
School and is serving with the
armed forces at Mitchell Air Force
Base, New York.
Scouts And Police
Help Polio Drive
Explorer Scouts cooperating with
all Back Mountain Police Depart-
ments have distributed Emergency
March of Dimes cans in business
places throughout the area.
Arthur Ellum Sr., and Arthur Jr,
had charge of the distribution in
Dallas Borough while Fred Ander-
son Jr., took care of Kingston
Township.
Police distributed the cans to all
licensed places.
Terry Visits Here
Elwood Terry, former local or-
chestra leader, stopped off for two
days at Dean Shaver’s lot to visit
old friends in Idetown and vicinity.
Elwood, who has been touring with
an orchestra in the ‘middle west,
was travelling with his family by
trailer.
Kingston Township 1939
Meets Tonight At Vets
Members of Kingston Township
Graduating Class of 1939 will meet
tonight at 8 in the Kingston Town-
ship Veterans Building, main high-
way, Trucksville, to plan for a class
reunion later in the Fall. For TV
fight fans who do not wish to miss
the historic bout between [Castellani
and Olsen, the Vets T-V screen will
be available at 10 p. m.
Mrs. Madeline Depkin
At General Hospital
Mrs. Madeline Depkin, Beaumont,
is in General Hospital. She suf-
fered a severe hemorrhage Satur-
day, and is in precarious condition.
Mrs. Depkin has been losing ground
steadily since returning from the
hospital in Roxbury, Mass., where
she was a patient for six months
following an unusual operation on
the liver from which she apparently
started to recover before slipping
back into her former grave condi-
tion.
oy
Good health is the foundation
of good living. Without it life
becomes a meaningless burden.
Fortunately, it is not usually dif-
ficult to maintain health. You
need only follow a few common-
sense rules, one of which is to
have your physician examine
you regularly.
And you can rely on us when
you need to have a prescription
filled. :
IILH Rexalt) ZILUPVN
EVANS
DRUG STORE
Main Highway, Shavertown
Oo0N
TAKE UP
TO 2 YEARS
TO PAY
RE CO
£
Lehman Zoning Board Enlist In Navy
Members of Lehman Township
Zoning Commission recently ap-
pointed by the Township Supervis-
ors are: Sheldon Cave, Harry Ed-
wards, B. C. Banks. John Hewitt |in the Navy and left Thursday for
and Dr. Lewis B. Thomas. William | Philadelphia and Bainbridge, Md.,
A. Valentine is attorney. All are | where they will receive their boot
members of Lehman School Au-
thority.
training.
of St. Mary’s High School.
IS YOUR CHILDS
VISION READY FOR
SCHOOL?
Dr. A. S. Lisses
5 Main St., Dallas, Phone 4-4506
Cues.: 1 to 5 P.M.—7 to 8:15 P.M.
Wed: 7 to 8:15 P.M.
FRI: 1 to 5 P. M.—7 to 8:15 P.M.
Simon Long Bldg., 54 S. Main St,
Wilkes-Barre, Phone VA 38-3794
SERVICE-UP
RIGHT AND SAVE
YOURSELF TROUBLE
Long trip to the country
or short spin around
town, it ALWAYS pays
to have your car serviced
reliably and economical-,
ly . . . Where? Right
here, of course!
“PHIL” WALTER'S
GALSO SERVICE STATION
PHONE DALLAS 4-6868
Shavertown
PEN-FERN OIL COMPANY
Fernbrook
CENTSable BUYS 0
THRIFTY TERMS
Spell It Any Way You Want To! But You
Want To Buy Where You Get One Hundred
CENTS In Value For Every DOLLAR You
Spend On A Used Car.
Every One Of The Following Is
RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED
To Give You Just That!
1953 FORD 8-cyl. Tudor, Radio-Heater,
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1953 PLYMOUTH Fordor,
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1951 FORD Tudor Deluxe 8,
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1950 MERCURY Monterey, Radio, Heater,
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1951 CHEVROLET Tudor Sedan, ;
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TRUCKS
1952
1948
1945
1946
1951
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