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“Kunkle ¥
Mrs. Pansy Hoyt was a recent |), Navy and stationed in Conn-
i guest of Mrs. Carrie Martin.
Tommy were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Ide.
Carl Ide and James Hoyt, both in
with
| ecticut, spent the weekend
Mr. and. Mrs.. James Miers and their parents.
: family, and Stanley ° Allen from | Mr. and Mrs. Théron Dickinson,
| Newark, Delaware, were visiting former residents, now living in Vir-
‘ friends around Kunkle over
| weekend.
i
Mr. and Mrs. James Murray and | sirprised
ihe ginia, announce the birth of their
| fifth child and second son.
Mrs. Agnes Elston. was pleasantly
on Monday, February 20,
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Across From Gosart's
' when a group of her friends dropped
in and helped her celebrate her
birthday. Those present included
Edith Weaver, Naomi Ashburner,
Grace Ide, Vergie Elston, Elizabeth
Hess, Jennie Miers and Dot Dodson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Layoau and
daughter and Todd Martin returned
from Florida with a beautiful coat of
tan. ?
Happy . birthday * this week to
Naomi Ashburner, Alfred Nulton,
Sr., Florence Hilgert, William Brace,
| Sr., and Sandy Martin.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jason Harding and
| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roderick, Cen-
| ter Moreland, spent Friday afternoon
| with Mrs. Beulah Winters.
i Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Mitchell on the birth of their
| new little boy. David weighed in
| at 8 lbs. 9 ozs.
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__THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1961
hase
A “Sweetheart Dance” will be
night,
Future Farmers
under the auspices of the
of America, the
the Future Teachers of America. A
Queen will be selected and crowned.
be featured.
Little Dawn Sherwood was re-ad-
mitted to the Nesbitt Hospital a
week ago today.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bond had’as
Nelson of West Pittston and Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Dubil, Sr.
on the Prutzman barn, which col-
lapsed from the weight of the snow
several weeks ago.
Several reports of dogs chasing
and killing deer have been made to
is understood that the State Dog |
Catcher will soon be in the neighbor- |
hood to check on unlicensed dogs. |
and dogs running loose.
State Game Commission has re-
leased a number of wild turkey in
the Noxen Red Rock regions.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Menapace, had |
as weekend guests, Mrs. Menapace’s |
mother, Mrs. Thomas Taddeo, and |
Manager
Institution.
Mrs. Dennis Bonning, /Sr., accom-
panied by her son, Dennis Bonning,
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Wilcox, of Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fielding re-
turned from Florida Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Evans of Edwardsville
was the Sunday guest of Mrs. Eliza-
beth Fielding.
Thinking about buying or selling?
Besecker® Real Estate
~ Talks Your Language.
Dallas, ORchard 4-5551
The 1954 Cadillac car of Thomas
Bunney, Jr., parked in front of the
home of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
-Joseph Radonavitch was completely
gutted by fire Saturday morning at
4, presumably caused by a-short cir-
cuit. Jackson Township Fire De-
partment truck, manned by Fire
Chief Gensel and Harold Bertram,
responded to the call. As a result
it was discovered that
the Township fire siren was out of
company has corrected the trouble.
‘What was suuposed to be a “Dem-
onstration Party’ turned out to be a
“George Washington Party” at the
home of Mrs. Ziba Smith. When
the demonstrator was prevented by
fog from reaching her home, Mrs.
Smith turned what otherwise might
"have been a disappointing evening
into a joyful one for the following
guests: Mrs. C. J. Myers, Mrs. Robert
Gregory, Mrs. Frank Dudinski, Mrs.
Joseph Risch, Mrs. Laura Watson
and Laure, Mrs. Ida Smith, and
Crystal, Mrs. Dale Oney, Mrs. Ernest
Sorber, Mrs. David Cochran, Mr. and
Mrs. Oney Dymond, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. London, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs.
Earline Trammell, Mrs. Bessie Ruch
and Mrs. Edward Niezgoda. Mrs.
Smith. had a decorated ‘George
made out of thornbush, decorated |
with paper cherries, on which were
printed lucky door prize numbers
chets’ on which she had printed
door prize numbers, with the result
that everyone went home with a
Wheeler's Cafe
NOXEN ROAD
HARVEYS LAKE
EVERY SAT. NIGHT
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PLATTER
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or
MRS. WILLIAM R. HUGHES
OR 4-2732
held at Lehman High School, Friday |
Future Homemakers of America and |
Both Round and Square Dances will |
recent visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Donald |
A temporary roof has been erected |
the State Game Commission and it |
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Flowers, all of |
Atlas, Pa. Mr. Menapace is Business |
at the State Correctional |
Jr., spent last week visiting with her |
order. It was traced to a transfor-
mer on the U. G.I light pole
opposite ‘the fire hall. The light]
Washington Cherry tree” which she |
and she also distributed paper ‘hat- |
plant from the Smiths’ greenhouse.
Delicious assorted sandwiches and
sour crumb pie were served. A jolly
good time was had by all.
Hedy Mizdail, Brooklyn, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. William Mizdail of Ceasetown.
| town.
| The Fire Truck was pressed into
| service Saturday evening to pump
more than three feet of water from
| the cellar of
the cellar drains clogged.
Mr.
| their weekend guests, their daughter
| and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
| Wildoner and children, Sharon, Lin-
| da, Douglas and Jeffery of Towanda.
Jackson Township Firemen’s Asso-
ciation has planned its annual
| Turkey Supper to be held April 22 at
| the Fire Hall. In order to maintain
j the high standard of quality and ser-
| vice, ticket sales are restricted to
| 600. “All members have tickets for
| sale on a first come basis. The Asso-
ciation alsa has opened its member-
| ship rolls and invites all men of the °
| township to join. A fire training pro-
[gram will be discussed at the next
meeting at the Fire Hall on Monday.
Two-Fold. and B.A: Classes of
| Huntsville "Methodist * Church will
{hold a combined meeting tomorrow
| night at the Church. Rev. Robert
Yost,, pastor of Shavertown Metho-
dist Church, will show slides taken
| of his trip to Europe last summer.
i All members of the Church and their
| friends are invited.” Mrs. Bernard
| Laskowski, Mrs. Edgar Lashford,
| Mrs. Frank Prutzman, and - Mrs.
John Fielding will serve light re-
freshments after the meeting.
Mrs. Anna Witek, mother of Nich-
olas Witek, Chase Manor, is much
improved.
Mrs. Rowan Woodward, Buffalo,
was a Sunday visitor at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Lincoln. Mrs.
Woodward has been visiting with
Mrs. ‘Lincoln's mother, Mrs.” Edith
Swan of Idetown for the past week.
Congratulations to Marvin Brown
of Chase Road who celebrated his
birthday on February 28. A family
birthday dinner was served.
BS 5
Additional Correspondence
(Continued on Page 6.B)
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Civil Service Exams
For Geodetic Survey
A, new examination for Surveying
Aid and’ Technician has been an-
nounced by the U. 8. Civil Service
for filling positions paying = from
$3,185 to $5,355 a year in the Coast
and Geodetic Survey of the Depart-
ment of Commerce. Jobs will be
tions throughout the United States.
Location changes’ frequently, usually
every three or four weeks. Persons
who are not willing to trayel contin-
uously should not apply.
To qualify for positions paying
from $3,185 to $3,760 a year, appli-
cants must pass a written test. No
experience . is necessary for jobs
starting at $3,185 a year but for the
higher-paying jobs, applicants must
have had pertinent experience or
| education.
Applications may be filed with
the " Executive Secretary, Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners, U. S.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Wash-
ington 25, D. C.
Further information and applica-
tion forms may be obtained from
many post offices throughout the
country or from the U. S. Civil Ser-
vice’ Commission, Washington 25,
D.C
0il Leases Mapped
A map showing the location and
extent of oil and gas leases on State
Forest land is now available free
from the Department. of Forests and
Waters in ‘Harrisburg. It supple-
ments a more detailed Deep Well
Oil and Gas Map also published by
the Department.
Requests for the new publication
should be addressed to the Minerals
Waters, Harrisburg.
Home of the N.Y. Ins
~~... — opposite
Yaniee Stadium. 15 min,
from Times Square, 5 min.
from St. Barnabas Hospital,
5 min. from George Wash-
ington Bridge. Easily reached
via Major Deegan & New York
State Thruway (write for
driving details). Newly
remodeled with central air-
conditioning & television.
Singles — Doubles
1,2,8, 4 room apts. 7%
Garage Parking
GRAND CONCOURSE AT 16157 2
NEW YORK
Mrs. Edna Ray had as guests last |
| week her son and daughter-in-law, | ©
| Mr. and Mrs. Harald Ray of Flour- |
.
~ Takes’ Technical al Course 1 In Detroit
—
|Income Tax Refunds
| automatic, warns the Internal Rev-
| enue Service. Students or other
| persons ‘earning less than the mini-
pect to recover tax deductions.
Deadline for filing is April 17,
Bernard Twardowskis, |
"| Chase Road. It became flooded when
and Mrs. C. J. Major had 5
filled in ‘mobile field units at loca
Division, Department of Forests and |
swoort 11. vans, of Chnaries H.
Long, Massey-Ferguson dealer in
Sweet Valley, attended a one-week
advanced technical ' course at’ the
M-F Service Training Center "in
Detroit, Michigan. At the center,
M-F offers dealer personnel one to
four-week courses designed to keep
them informed on the latest service
techniques in the farm machinery
industry, and to instruct them in the
maintenance of recent additions to
the company's line of agricultural
and industrial’ machines and equip-
ment,
|
world’s
.Massey-Ferguson,
largest manufacturer of tractors and
combines, has introduced more than
40 new products to the field in the
last two years.
Mr. Evans, with Charles H. Long’s
for. eight years in the past, returned
to the company in November. The
specialized course in Detroit brought
him 'up to date on diesel motors and
the hydraulic system.
Mr. Evans lives in the Sweet
Valley area. He has a daughter in
the Northwest Jointure high school.
Famed Clown Coming
PAT KELLY
Pat Kelly, the son of the world-re-
nowned ‘‘sad-faced” clown, Emmett
Kelly, follows his father’s famed
footsteps as a feature of the Hamid-
Morton ‘Shrine Circus, sponsored by
the uniformed organizations of Irem
Temple AAONMS coming to the
Kingston Westside Armory, Wilkes-
Barre, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-
day, and Saturday, April 5, 6, 7,
| and 8.
Pat makes up like his father, looks
exactly like his father, acts like his
father, and dresses in replica of the
famed Emmett. “It’s a true case of
‘like father, like son’’, says Pat as
he brushes off a worn wardrobe
trunk with his father’s old derby.
His grotesque cherry red nose bobs
up and down as he speaks.
Pat has made special starring
appearances but this is his initial
tour with a circus. “I was much too
busy to tour before. I wanted to
really perfect my act—to the small-
est gesture and detail and to acquire
my father’s mannerism has taken
me years of close observation and
hard daily work.”
Pat has achieved his goal. The
wonderful sad-faced clown lives
again, appealing to the deepest
emotions and feeling of youngsters
and oldsters alike,
Asked about the future of the cir-
cus as an art, Pat was quick to reply
“there will always be a circus as
long as there are children on earth
and as long as the spirit of youth
moves brightly about.”
Performances of the 24 act circus,
several making their American
debut in a show that will run two-
and-one-quarter hours will be given
afternoon and evening as well as on
Saturday morning.
Civil Service Exams
For Therapists
Harrisburg: State civil service
examinations for occupational thera-
pists, activity instructor, and patient
activities coorrdinator are scheduled
for April 15 with March 24 set as the
deadline for applications.
Salaries for occupational thera-
pists range from $4,773 to $7,772.-
These positions are located in the
Departments of Health, Welfare and
the Bureau of Rehabilitation. Activ-
ity instructors receive $4,328 at
entrance, patient activities coordin-
ators, $7055.
Applications and additional in-
formation may be obtained from the
State Civil Service Commission,
Third Floor, South Office Building,
Harrisburg, and at any of the fol-
lowing offices: Bureau of Employ-
ment Security; Pennsylvania State
Employment Service; State Stores
of the Liquor Control Board.
Winter Hard On Deer
Since February 3 when an emer-
gency was declared, 219 deer were |
reported dead by game protectors |
in ‘the 13 counties of the Northeast |
Division. 84 died of starvation, 62 |
were killed by dogs, 47 by automo- |
biles, 21 unlawfully killed at feeding |
stations, .3 killed for crop damage |
and 2 killed by bcbeats. i
Carl Stainbrook also reported that |
apprehension was made of two per- |
sons killing deer at feeding stations |
i
cumulate.
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FORTY FORT
THEATRE
THURS. — FRI. — SAT.
Jack Lemmon - Rickie Nelson
“The Wackiest Ship
In The Army”
Cinemascope and Color
SUN. — MON. — TUES.
Continuous Sunday 3 to 11
Elvis Presley
“The Flaming Star”
Cinemascope and Color
{ Refunds on income taxes deducted |
* | from salaries, even of people making
less than $600 annually, are not |
SECTION B—PAGE 5
Spring Creek, May 12
Spring Creek, near Bellefonte,
| will open its fishing season May 12,
through July 15, exclusive on Sun-
days.
| and fishermen may make five vigts
mum for required filing of income |
taxes, must file a return if they ex- |
because April 15 falls on a Saturday, |
Tax-payers applying for refunds are |
advised to do it as soon as possible, |
before the peak load starts to ac- |
during a season.
LUZERNE
THEATRE
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Edmund Purdom
“Herod The Great”
Cinemascope and Color
SATURDAY
Matinee and Evening
Two Great Family Pictures
“Bobbikins”
Co-hit
“A Dog’s Best Friend”
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Sunday Continuous 2 to 11
Deborah Kerr
Robert Mitchum
“The Sundowners”
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
“The Facts Of Life”
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