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In Midtown
New, Heat-Stable
sweetener
Radio City.
400 medemn rooms with bath,
Restaurant, Coffee Shop, Cocktail
Sounge. Garage adjoining.
PACKAGED TOURS
facluding sightseeing, night clubs,
fotel room 2 te 6 days
from $6.95 up
Contact local travel
agent or write
Jack Gallagher
Manager
~_ Circle 7.8100
with No calories
SUCARYL
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No bitter aftertaste.
Stays sweet in cooking,
canning, or baking.
Good in hot or iced
drinks. Foruse in diabetic
and low-calorie diets.
100 tablets, 65¢
1000 tablets, $3.49
Solution, 4 oz., 89¢
Solution, 1 pt., $2.98
Ask us for SUCARYL Recipe Booklet
EVANS
DRUG STORE
Phone 4-3883
Memorial Highway Shavertown
WELCOME WAGON
from Your Friendly
Business Neighbors
and Civic and
Social Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Baby
Engagement Announcements
Change of Residence
Arrivals of Newcomers to
Central location everlooking
Boardwalk and convenient te Piers
Churches and Theatres. Near Rail
and Bus Terminals.
Inviting Lobbies and Parlors
Sen Decks @ Top. All Rooms de
Rghtfully furnished. American end
City European Plans.
Conducted by Hospitable Own-
. - PHONE ership Management that delights
ANNE RAY In suleiing 2 the wishes eof
American families.
Dallas 4.0485 FETTER FAMILY
or MANAGEMENT
Dalles 4.1101 * ATLANTIC CITY
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4.3211
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REBENNACK & COVERT
FREE PARKING IN REAR
— Store Hours —
Open Daily to 5:30 @ Open Friday Evening ’til 9
“Serving The Public for 20 Years”
267 Wyoming Ave. BUtler 7-4514 Kingston
Fair Features
Harness Races
$60,000 In Purses
At Bloomsburg Fair
Thirteen harness racing events,
paying purses in excess of $60,000
are on the four day program at the
Bloomsburg Fair this year.
Racing opens at one-thirty o’clock
on Tuesday afternoon and continues
through Friday afternoon, with the
nation’s finest two and three year
old trotters and pacers to appear
here.
Tuesday’s bill includes the two
stake races, the two-year-old pace
and three-year-old trot, the former
having an estimated value of $13,-
000 and the latter $12,000, while
the Wednesday program includes
the $14,000 two-year-old trot and
the $12,000 three-year-old pace.
Also on Tuesday is the $1,000
2:24 trot, while on Wednesday the
program includes the 2:12 pace, also
$1,000. :
Four races are on the card for
Thursday, the free-for-all trot, 2:16
pace, 2:20 trot and 2:24 pace, all
$1,000 purse events. Friday after-
noon features the 2:19 pace, free-
for-all pace and 2:16 trot. ”
Bloomburg’s Fair has been noted
for its excellent harness racing,
which each year attracts not only
the top horses in the nation, but
also the finest in drivers.
Following the racing program on
Friday afternoon the annual parade
of livestock will be staged around
the half-mile track. All prize-win-
ning livestock will participate and
music will be furnished by at least
twenty of Central Pennsylvania's
school bands.
Dr. Donald Ayres Buys
Young Guernsey Sire
Dr. Donald B. Ayers and Shirley
Ayers, Noxen, have just purchased
the young Guernsey sire, Good-
leigh Franchon Ayre, from Dor-
rance Reynolds, according to the
American Guernsey Cattle Club.
This young bull is out of the cow,
Goodleigh Atomic Silvertop, and is
sired by Goodleigh Inheritor Fran-
chon.
Here at our Cities Service
station, we're constantly
aware that automotive
safety is largely depend-
ent on automotive service.
So when we sell our cus-
tomers setvice, we're actu-
ally selling safety. Oil
change, chassis lubrica-
tion, tire or battery check,
all are vital to your driv-
ing safety ...and all are
done best by our skilled
attendants. For the finest
petroleum products and
the finest possible service,
bring your car in this week.
Andy Denmon
Memorial Highway
Trucksville
CITIES @ SERVICE.
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Phone Sweet Valley 7-2211
Tune in to news “On The Farm Front” everyday at 12:55.
WHWL 780 on your dial.
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heating oil
Sweet Valley
BLOOMSBURG FAIR
Sept. 26 thru Oct. 1
Six Big Days and Nights
DAZZLING NIGHT REVUE
Featuring Peg Leg Bates
Each Night
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
2 Shows Nightly Wed. thru Sat.
4 DAYS HARNESS RACING
$60,000 STAKE RACING
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MIDGET AND FOREIGN
SPORT CAR RACING
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1
THOUSANDS OF
EXHIBITS
Admission 50c plus tax
Children under 14 Free
No Admission Monday
Parking on Grounds 50c
(no tax)
Tie
20 Make a lace 23 Brazilian
edging macaw
21 Daybreak 24 Bucket
26 Depend
29 Indian
mulberry
$0 On the ocean
31 Small island
34 Measure of
cloth:
35 Conduct
36 Weary
38 From
39 Within
40 Crimson
42 Fish
45 Twitching
48 Greek god of
war
50 Unit of weight
51 Go by plane
52 Freebooter
54 Meal
56 Compound
ether
57 Youths
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20Promulgate g African flies
12 Prayer 9 Rail bird
141In a line 10 College cheer
15 i 11 Spinning toy
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18 Swine 22 She often is
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Netherlands 46 Angers
36 Palm lily 47 Heart
37 Mean 49 Perched
40 Knock 51 Collection of
41 Iroquoian sayings
Indian 53 Symbol for
42 Passage of the tellurium
brain 55 Symbol for
43 Accomplish illinium
Mrs. Paul Palmer who was a
surgical patient at the General Hos-
recovering nicely.
Richard Engelman who was seri-
ously injured in an automobile ac-
cident at Dallas last Sunday morn-
ing will submit to surgery on Mon-
day. :
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Casterline
and daughter, Newark, N. J., Mr.
and Mrs. Robert [Casterline, Lake
Russell iCasterline, Jr., New Jersey,
came here to attend the funeral of
their uncle Clyde Casterline on Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Keiper,
Oneonta, N. Y., were recent callers
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beahm.
Clarence - Keiper, Virginia, called
on relatives here on Saturday. Mrs.
Calvin Keiper returned with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson, of
Williamsport, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beahm. The
Nelsons are former Noxen residents.
Shavertown Couples
Enjoy Basket Picnic
Couples Club, Shavertown Metho-
dist ‘Church, enjoyed a basket pic-
nic at Lake Jean Sunday afternoon.
Charles Poad presided at the busi-
ness meeting, at which plans were
laid for a Halloween party in Oc-
tober.
Present were these couples and
families: Al Williams, Charles Her-
ron, Bud Irvin, Charles Beech, Wil-
liam Powell, Charles Eberle, James
Wadas, Charles Poad. Rev. Robert
D. Yost attended.
Eckerd, Everett Monk, Richard
Stauffer, John Chappell, George
Jacobs, Robert Casterline, Frank
New Jersey.
FOR FALL
Have your heating
plant cleaned and
“inspected NOW!
TED RUFF
for
expert service
Phone
DALLAS 4-7726
SPECIAL
Furnace Cleaning
For Coal Home Heating
Furnaces $1.50
Vacuumed Cleaning
Dallas 4-071 5
Per Capita
Property
Amusement
Other Receipts
Transportation
Sale of property
Balance on hand July 7, 1954
Expenses: General Control
Secretary’s salary
Secretary’s office supplies
Treasurer’s salary
Auditor's
Census Enumerator
Legal services
Other expenses
Transportation of pupils
Total Expenditures
Summary
Total Expenditures
$ 4,117.90
36,669.34
3,053.79
419.82
2,261.67
91,763.67
35.49
2,600.00
17,932.60
$118,854.28
$ 720.00
4.50
800.00
1,802.50
212.50
58.50
860.78
5.00
4,463.78
91,000.00
13,964.25
$109,428.03
$118,854.28
$109,428.03
$ 9,426.25
A. RODELL KOCHER *
CLARENCE MOLEDOR
FRY
DAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1955
Beaumont
Robert Belles, Warren Johnson and
Mrs. Ray Gunton; : Program, Frede-
The Lend-A-Hand Women’s Club
had its monthly meeting at the
IOOF Hall Thursday, Sept. 8, when
plans were made to have a Hal-
lowe’en Party for the October meet-
ing. To vary the program it was de-
cided each member will pack a
suitcase with some Hallowe'en cos-
tume which will be bought and
worn by some other member. The
committee for the Sept. meeting,
Mesdames Robert Belles, Wayne
Hadsall, Warren Johnson, and Emil
Balewski, did a most commendable
job with entertainment and re-
freshments.
Kenneth Jackson enjoyed seeing
the Yankees play in New York, last
Sunday.
The Warren Johnsons accom-
panied Mrs. Johnson's brother, Mor-
gan Lewis, of Wilkes-Barre, to Penn
State University where he enrolled
as a member of the Junior Cass
last weekend.
The first meeting of the PTA for
the school year 1955-56 was held
at the school auditorium Monday,
with Samuel Davis presiding. Fol-
lowing the reading of the minutes
the achievements of the past years
rick Weiss, Donald Jones and James
Kuhl; Membership, Mrs. Mildred
MacDougall, Carl Smith and Mrs.
Betty Johnson; Refreshments, Mrs.
William Rifenbery, Mrs. Frederick
Weiss, Marge Ray .and Mrs. Carl
Smith; Publicity, Mrs. William Arch
Austin and Mrs. Paul Meeker. Mrs.
Lee Barber was elected to fill the
position of the treasurer who re-
signed. The second grade received
the award for the parents’ in at-
tendance. It was decided to have
the Eexecutive ICommittee’s meet-
ing the first Tuesday of each month
ments were served, William Arch"
Austin conveyed an invitation to
the group extended by the Execu-
tive ‘Committee of the Dallas-Frank-
lin-Monroe Township PTA to attend
their meeting at the Dallas-Frank-
lin-Monroe High School Monday,
September 19.
The George Rymans, of Endicott,
N. Y.,, and Mrs. Abram Ryman, of
‘Wyoming, were recent visitors with
Mrs. Addie Austin. .
The Ned Dresses have purchased
the home formerly inhabited by
‘Mrs. William Martin.
Dallas 4-6376 or BUtler 7-4824.
2978 SLY ST.
the ‘‘COLAS"
THEY KEE
DODSON
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