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BIRDS EYE FROZEN Marshmailows ON on RINGS = 27¢ : 10/0. 236 ISH BITES =~ 20¢ $ipwhy CHICKEN = STAR TOILET : 69¢ A-LA-KING - © 55¢ TISSUE 4 = 53¢ DELICIOUS DRINK fot REYMERS BLENND on 338 © cent Oak Hill, Tile bath, base- aw ~ Robert Coolbaugh. former Dallas ball Team. Township Football star, now a sen- ior at the University of Richmond, has been named to am end position on the mythical -All-Southern Foot- i ————————— FOR SALE Modern 7-room ' House, adja- I} board radiation, EFM Stoker, 'N hot water, on 40 acres of land— site for farm pond. Total Price, $21,000 FOR RENT Two 6-room Apartments with Baths. At CHASE CORNER. § Upstairs Apartment with oil heat; downstairs Apartment with stoker. Can be rented as one unit. Stoker will heat entire building. Gas hot ‘water heaters. 8 Newly decorated. Electric range upstairs. Upstairs Apartment, $35 Downstairs Apartment; $45 JOHN HEWITT HUNTSVILLE - IDETOWN ROAD NE 9-3280 Bob, who broke all records this year on pass receptions and yardage BOB COOLBAUGH . pained in the Southern tiene Meet Saturday also broke his own record during Richmond's 19-0 victory over Wil- liam and Mary College on. Thanks- | giving Day. : Bob led the Conference with thirty-five pass receptions, *is near- | campus. competitors The All - Southern team was chossn in cooperative ballotting among ‘conference coaches, news- paper ‘sports writers, and radio-TV sportscasters, wire services and the Southern Conference Sportswriters Association. Commenting on his being named | to the team, Bob said he attributed his success in football to the excel- ' { lent coaching received at Dallas ~ Township High School. He has already received offers for tryouts next season with profes- sional teams, the most recent was a phone call Sunday night to his home Forty-Niners. In addition to his football i Bob is student commander of the college ROTC. He thinks he would like to follow a military career after a year or so in professional football. While his dad and mother, Chief of Police and Mrs. Irwin Coolbaugh, are proud of his athletic and military record, they are pleased most with his scholastic achievement which has improved each year. College Editors College Misericordia’s campus newspaper MISS RECORDIA will hold its third annual Intercollegiate Press Conference on Saturday, on Staff members of MISS RECORDIA have selected as theme 2 _——a NOW have pure, fresh WATER ina few hous. | —R. B. SHAVER & SON— NOW -HAS THE MOST MODERN WELL-DRILLING EQUIPMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA “PORTADRILL” Modern Rotary Drilling With Minimum Disturbance To Your Property mates of their conference ‘Publication Problems In Colle ge N Swspaper Work.” ul At the general assembly of dele- gates Sister Marianna, R.S.M. Dean of. College Misericordia, will wel- come the guests to the Collgee James Collis, WDVA T.V. NEWS reporter, as main speaker, will con- sider the various problems con- fronting the college newspaper staff. His lecture will be followed wh panel discussion conducted by members of the newspaper staffs of regional colleges, Marywood College, Scranton University, Wilkes Col- lege, Misericordia. Invitations have been extended to thirty-two colleges throughout ‘Pennsylvania, New York, and New eas | | Jersey. Students representing the AFTER 51 years in the Well-Drilling Business : . . : ] f ti - we are really excited about this new event. Ri ee aL CALL US TODAY — HAVE WATER NEXT WEEK R. B. SHAVER & SON Harveys Lake NE 9:9851, IDETOWN % publication staffs of high schools throughout Pennsylvania are also expected. College Misericordia’s MISS RECORDIA staff sponsors its courage a greater -effort in im- proving standards (of college and high newspapers. The conference has been: organ- ized by General Chairman Lois Kaplan ald chairmen of the various committees, Kathy Stianche, Glaria Klassen, Dolores Dolgas, Judy Fen- stemacher, and Barbra Brown. Their program will end ‘with a social for the delegates in “Ry LUZERNE EL init T FI G U RES Automatic ELECTRIC See the Wonderful New Models « « + at Your Appliance Dealer 247 WYOMING AVE, KINGSTON “Launder better today . . . the all-electric way” Hall. 4 hr . regardless of the weather, an Clothes Dryer - Time saved from hard work pays dividends in better living. And an ELECTRIC clothes dryer does save time and money, as well as work. Saves clothes, too, and eliminates fading of colors. But when wintry weather arrives, that’s when home- makers are saved from the heave and = | haul as well as the nipped fingers. 1 4 Right through the year, an ELEC- fo TRIC dryer is a good investment in better living. ; DIVISION in Dallas from the San Francisco ° King’s College, and College Bob Coolbaugh Makes End in Tg cm a en All Southern Conference Team snagged fifteen To — fi Eagar dE
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