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Sight Restored After
Cataract Operation
George Wilson, 80, is home again
from Wyoming Valley Hospital, with
sight restored to both eyes after
Monday's operation. His horizon
narrowed little by little as blindness
increased, Mr. Wilson became total-
ly blind six weeks ago. An opera-
tion for removal of cataracts was
scheduled for September 4, the day
his wife Elida died. Dismissed from
‘the hospital, he entered again for
the operation a few days after the
funeral.
Since discharge from the hospital,
he has been staying with Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Wilson on Carr Street,
own home at Ruggles.
Friendship Class Raises
Fund For Redecoration
Friendship Class of Lehman Me-
thodist Church cleared over $95 at
Friday's Bake-Sale held at Boyd
White's in Dallas. Counters were
stacked with crusty loaves of bread,
and women who do not ordinarily
contribute many items to a Bake
Sale made pies and cakes and cook-
jes to swell the fund for the new
paint job at the Sunday Schoel
rooms.
The Friendship Class finished pay-
ing for the vinyl plastic tile floor
in the Sunday School, an outlay of
$650, decided that the new floor
showed up the old paint, and re-
solved to earn some more money.
Whitesell Brothers are doing the
job at an estimated cost of $250,
just in time for the Centennial Cele-
bration scheduled to start this eve-
ning with a Home-Coming dinner
served by Lehman Methodist WSCS.
Reminds Dallas PTA
0f Bloodmobile Visit
Stephen Sedler, Blood Bank chair-
man, spoke to members of Dallas
Borough PTA Monday evening, re-
minding them of the coming visit
of the Bloodmobile September 28,
and the necessity of rounding up
ten donors to keep membership elig-
ible for receiving blood.
Mrs. Thomas Doughton presided
over the business meeting. The
president and one other delegate,
yet to be named, will represent the
Dallas PTA at the National PTA
Convention in Harrisburg Septem-
ber 30, October 1 and 2. Betty
Grose, membership chairman, an-
nounced a goal of 10 percent in-
crease in membership by November,
and urged more fathers to join.
Mrs. Louise Colwell, school prin-
cipal, explained the aims of PTA.
Attendance banner went to Mrs.
Colwell’s fourth grade and Mrs. Han-
nah James’ kindergarten. First
grade mothers served.
Parents met with teachers in in-
dividual rooms after the business
meeting. Visitors to Mrs. ‘Arline
Rood’s first grade were impressed
with the new desks and chairs, un-
packed by Mr. Welch, custodian, in
time for the meeting.
Beauty Contest Films
Dr. A. S. Lisses, chairman of the
Lady of the Lake Beauty Contest
held August 19 by Harveys Lake
Lions, reports he has some inter-
esting films of the contest.
Official Start Of |
Fall This Year Is
On September 22
A-Hah! So you think Sep-
tember 21 marks the dividing °
line between summer and fall,
do you? You learned it in
school, away back when ?
Well, take a look at the cal-
endar for this month,
September 22nd, 8:36 p.m.
marks the Autumnal Equinox
and the first day of fall.
Ralph Rood, our walking en-
cyclopedia at the Dallas Post,
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guaranteed fresh . . .
and se delicious!
says that there can be a varia- $133
tion of three days in figuring 1 Ib. box
the annual Vernal and Autum-
nal Equinox, and that March 21 $960
and September 21 are approxi- 200 2 Ib. box
mations only.
exclusive at
HALL'S
PHARMACY
Dallas
To Represent Post
Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks will repre-
sent the Dallas Post at the fall
meeting of Northeast District, Penn-
sylvania Womens Press Association
in Scranton, September 29. Lunch- |
eon at the Scranton: Club will be |
followed by a workshop discussion. |
Scranton Times will act as host to
Main Highway
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visiting members at a cocktail par- |
ty preceding the luncheon.
AUDITOR'S REPORT
Dallas Borough School District, Year Ending
July 2, 1956
RECEIPTS:
Balance on hand July 11, 1955 ..... $ 1,805.52
Property Taxes—1955 Duplicate . . . 32,421.90
Per Capita Taxes—1955 Duplicate . . 8,768.20
Delinquent. Taxes i... 0. 0% aa 1,484.42
State Appropriation ............. 33,617.35
Interest and Refund ............. tr 20.95
Short Term Loans... ......... .. .. 12,600.00
Total Receipts and Balance .... $ 90,718.34
DISBURSEMENTS:
Expenses of General Control ....... $ 2,947.88
To Dallas Borough-Kingston Town-
ship Joint District . ......... 69,470.91
Pultion’ nL. wh Ca der Da 1,399.95
Transportation of Pupils’... 4,166.70
Redemption of Bonds '.............. 1,250.00
Interest on Bonds ':.......5.. CET. 50.00
Redemption of Short Term Loans .. 5,300.00
Interest on Short Term Loans ...... 74.75
Total Disbursements ......... $ 84,660.19
Balance on Hand July 2, 1956 . . $ 6,058.15
ASSETS: :
School Buildings and Sites ........ $106,258.46
Bquipment. : /. 0... 000 0 a vi, 20,332.29
Belcher Trust Pund ci... .0u 0... 500.00
Account Receivable .............. 3,261.00
Unpaid Taxes... oii avidin, 5,743.37
General Fund Balance ............ 6,058.15
Total Assets’... un. in vb, $142,153.27
LIABILITIES: i
Short Term Teans i... 0000 va $ 7,300.00
Account Payable... 0.0. 0.0. 000 7,459.90
Total Liabilities .............. $ 14,759.90
Property Valuation—$966,586 Per Capita Assessed
WALTER T. ROWETT
Wirriam E. BuTCcHER
RoBERT MOORE
Auditors
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