FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1954
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PAGE SIXTEEN THE DALLAS POST, DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Britain Champion, Sheila Hamilton.
Linda’s Dog Muggs
Tangles With Possum
Linda Davies, one of the Dal-
las Post's second-grade friends
from Dallas Borough School,
dropped in Monday morning to
report that her dog, Muggs,
had killed an oppossum in her
back yard over the weekend.
It was a big opossum, said
Linda, and it growled at Muggs
and bared its wicked teeth,
something which Muggs, as the
defender of the household,
could not take.
Linda suggested that the
opossum might have been after
bird eggs. What did the Carl-
ton Davies family do with the
opossum? Put it in the trash-
can, said Linda. She added, as
she went out the door, that its
tail was very long: and scaly,
like a rat’s, only fatter.
Country Couples Plan
Carolling And Party
Country Couples Club members
will decorate Dallas Methodist
Church tomorrow at 1:30, and at
8 p.m. will meet to go carolling.
After covering the area represented
by their membership, couples will
be entertained at a coffee hour at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Baker, Jr. on Lehman Avenue.
Sunday afternoon, from 2 to 5,
children of Couples Club. members
will enjoy their Christmas party in
the Sunday School rooms, welcom-
ing Santa Claus. Committee chair-
men for this event are Dr. and Mrs.
Carlton Davies, assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Bulford, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnston.
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To millions all over the world
“Ice Show Time” is the greatest
thrill of the year. It’s the thrill
that only ice shows can offer. And
this time the All-new Ice Vogues of
1955 brings to Wilkes-Barre the
greatest production in it’s history.
Included is an all-new cast of top-
flight skaters from all corners of
the skating world.
Sixteen of Europe’s greatest skat-
ing comedians and figure skaters
will be in the huge cast, making
their first American appearance, in-
cluding the World-Famous 24 “Gla-
mour-Icers.”
tary honof) from the Polish Gov-
ernment in Exile. The award is long
overdue, delayed since 1949, when
Mr. Hellersperk was first informed
of the coming decoration.
The new Eagle Scout was born
in Poland, coming to’ this country
when four years old.
New sensational lighting effects
brought from South America in the
skillful illusion of ‘Undersea Won-
derland” is one of the eight great
production scenes. Ice Vogues pro-
duction staff did several months re-
search to create this effect in black
light—more than 500 tropical fish
are used in this sequence, and it
remained for Laurence Vlady, ex-
pert in plastics and theatrical stage-
craft, to create the model for life-
like fish. To add to undersea effect
there are lobsters, mermaids, gold-
fish, sailfish, angelfish, and many
varieties of the finny tribe.
Costumes for the entire number
are extremely elaborate. The “Gla-
mour-Icers” representing fish and
mermaids adorn costumes costing
as much as $1,000 each, with bril-
liance and jewels. Yes, Ice Vogues
of 1955 takes you down “Six Fath-
oms” deep in this cleverly con-
structed production, featuring Great
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William Evans, 85
Eight or ten miles cross coun-
try through the woods around
Lovelton is duck soup to Wil-
liam Evans, who admits to be-
ing eighty-five years old. He
was back at Evans Pharmacy
waiting on customers the day
after official opening of deer
season, good as new and twice
as natural.
Ice Vogues of 1955 comes to
Kingston Armory on. its annual
Coast to Coast tour; Sunday, Janu-
ary 2 through Wednesday, January
5 (four days only). Nightly at 8:30
(except Sunday).
There will be two early shows
Sunday for the benefit of rural pat-
rons at 4:00 P.M. and 7:30 P.M.
The show is sponsored by the
Wilkes-Barre Jaycee’s for the bene-
fit of its youth program. All seats
reserved including tax: $3:00, $2.50,
$2.00, $1.50. Get tickets the easy
way: Just send check or money
order with stamped self-addressed Mr. Evans says the only buck
envelope to: Ice Vogues c/o Jay- he saw was too far away for a
cee’s office, Miners Bank Building, shot, but that several does
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Make came up and nibbled at him.
checks payable to: Ice Vogues. Might be he has a way with
RN the gals.
William has shot bear and
deer in his time, but over in
Pine Grosbheaks Here
Frank Jackson reports that there
are hundreds of pine grosbeaks now
in the Back Mountain area feeding
lon hard Maple seeds. A score of
them have been frequenting his
feeders at Harveys Lake.
the Poconos, not locally. He
says his wife was afraid he
would get shot, and restrained
him from hunting for several
years, otherwise he might have
hung up a longer record.
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