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% LUZERNE - DALLAS -
HIGHWAY
% 148 So. Main, W.B.
WHILE THEY LAST
OVENWARE
CLEARANCE SALE!
WESTERN
STEER
REG. 69¢
8” ROUND CAKE PAN 39c
79¢
UTILIT Y BAKE PAN .. .49c
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SEAMLESS
NYLONS
3 PAIR 0
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9” PIE PLATE _..... 2c BEEF
REG. T9c AN : a ¢
BEEP LOAF PAS : Boneless Round Roast..." 85c¢
Boneless Rump Roast. . . » 85¢
Cube or Swiss Steak .sinie 95¢
LEG of LAMB ©
SQUARE CAKE PAN ...49¢
CUSTARD DISHES 2 for 19¢
TOP VALUE STAMPS
100 BONUS x
WITH $10.00 PURCHASE GR OVER
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
THRU SATURDAY, MAY 13th
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
FRESH MADE ;
LIVER RING » 39¢ ARMOUR STAR . 85 ~- c 1
FLAV-O-RITE Toma CHOICE GRADE b
ARXE Tg:
Top Value Stamps |
FRANKS . . Pia. 49c | AMB CHOP SHOULDER 59¢c Ris g8d¢ LOIN ' 98¢c
XE FR Est; MADE LAME PATTIES .. .Lb.49c © BREAST OF LAMB . ih 13¢
LARGE
CALIFORNIA—ICEBERG * oe
LETTUCE 2 i DQc
HEADS
GRAPEFRUIT 4 » 25¢
~ Solid Red Ripe
FRESH BUCK SHAD Lb. Sc @ FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS Lb. 49 @ FRESH HALIBUT STEAK Lb. 59
Cello. Pkg.
LARGE—FLORIDA PINK MEAT (72 SIZE)
TOMATOES 19¢
DAIRY FOODS SA roar
RIDE ; GROCERY SPECIALS
FRESH EGGS "it #7" | "= 49¢
TUB BUTTER res: ce=averr i716 | Hunt's Tomato Sauce cme 39C
Bordens White American Cheese 2 99g
MILD | CHEDDAR CHEESE
FROZEN FOODS
STRAWBERRY #2"
Maxwell-House Coffee Zt" Cannister $9.39
Van Camp Pork & Beans 4 "2 49¢
Bonnie Facial Tissue xc. or w@ = 35¢
10-0z.
LVES
oe ) Pkgs.
49¢
i BIRDS Eve MELOY BALLS 4i¢" i 3 Bonnie Bathroom Tissue tase 29¢
§ BIRDS EY Je 336 . IRM
: hi Tv Bik . 5 59g Spanish Stuffed Olives == ar 89c
55¢
Hunt's Tomato Juice Ce
LUZERNE IN-STORE BAKING
Apple or Cheese Strudle » 59¢
Iced Cinnamon Buns . . . = 4c
WHEN YOU ENTER
PILLSBURY’S 1961 BAKE-OFF
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Attach this certificate to your official Grand National |
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LUZERNE APPETIZERS
Corned Beef tty Yar 59c¢ |
Baby White Fish.....™59c
Cole Slaw rresimaoe |» 23¢
400 TOP VALUE STAMPS AT ANY GIANT MKT.
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25-Lb.
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Pillsbury’ 8¢ | BAC
BEST 58:89: i OUR LUZERNE GIANT OPEN
Flour ~~ EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9:00
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Coconut Custard Pie . . . «= 49c¢ :
100 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of 1115-Oz. Stouffers
FROZEN LOBSTER NEWBURG
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 13th
ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
50 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of 2 Pkgs. *
SWANSDOWN CAKE MIXES
Devils Food, White or Yellow
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 13th
ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
50 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS *
With the Purchase of One 48-Oz. oy
Two 24-Oz. Bottles
: PINK CLOUD ;
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 13th
ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
50 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of One Giant Size Pkg.
SILVER DUST
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 13th
ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
Top Value Stamps fii FE =
50 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS *
With the Purchase of
CHEF'S SALT & PEPPER SET
GOLD LETTERED
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 13th
ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
Is Present Lehman
Collector Of Taxes
Robert Disque is seeking reelec- |
tion on the Republican ticket for
tax. collector in Liehman Township.
He has held this office four and
one-half years, ‘elected one term
after appointment by the Court to
finish the term left vacant when the
former tax collector resigned.
week at Cave's Store in Idetown and
one night 4 week at the Lake Silk-
worth Fire Hall, during the rebate
period, aiding those who find it hard
Ito get transportation to and from
his home. He has gone to the
| home of aged people when they have |
called im.
| He belongs to Lehman Methodist |
Church and is active in the Men's
Class. He is president of Lehman
| Volunteer. Fire: Company and has
Horse Show the past three years.
on numerous occasions. He is a |
Past Grand of the Lehman 1.0.0.F.
and is financial secretary.
Mr. Disque manages Lehman- |
‘Mr, Disque has set one night a!
| been general’ chairman of Lehman |
He drives the Lehman Ambulance |
SECTION B— PAGE 8 1961 DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Casita vs B Wi ithe winners allowing but -three- safes! t straight win Sunday when it meets: G. Johnson, Bi: in 3.0 OpDendler ist oolidiow Ic Th b Cl H FE d
4 bs 3 | 1 gn i :
Get Quick Results eaumont ns | thes to the Forksotn swingers, in-|dJenks at the Jenks diamond at 2:00 | ; C. Crispell, ref 91 | reen um ass as xperience
| cluding a home run by Stevens, the p. m. 3%.:3 38 Ly
| catcher. | Forkston Men’s Club ab. r. h.| Beaumont B ab. r. h.| ites X 3) A 1 li I E. V. Ch d k-
‘Behind Cooke Srl oat Bene Set Yo LR RR griculturalist In adwic
| attack by Beaumont with four singles’ Ascheraft, 3b 4 . 0! 0UB Harris, 2b. ....... 6.3 NZ Outstanding Production
Beaumont hung up its second in six trips while Mel Crispell and | Arrowood, 2b 3 oe i eenmlons, eal LLL iim He gd | Back Mountain Home-Makers Holi- |
FUNERAL Lo! straight win in the Bi-County League | Gene Brobst clouted triples in theR. Wintermute, ot 4.0.0" iM, Crispell, ci. 4 9 9 Holstein- Fri iesian Association of ‘day has as its Green Thumb in-
HOME Sunday with an easy 17-3 win over | | win. Four men, intluding the latter i Stevens, o a 1 Brobst, 3b 5 2. America announces completion of structor a man who could scarcely
EY 392 WYOMING AVE KINGSTON i ; Te | two, contributed two safeties each | Robinson, 1b 2 1 OF Hares, If. 3 1 an outstanding official production have been supposed to spare any of
PHONE BU 7-3986 Forkston Men's Civic Club. for Beaumont, y {| Furman, nf . 40 To mer La 2. 4 1 record. ‘his time as Luzerne County Agric-
Alvie Cooke went the route for | _ Beaumont goes after ‘its thirds L Johnson, pt #570 0: Cooke, Daim 6 1 4 Hillside Pathfinder Thyra 3249559 ultural Agent, but who has for the
fra TT ’ = — pepe | iL | ie by Hillside Farms, Inc., pro- second year spent two fruitful hours
. Toma : 3 duced 18,031 lbs. milk and 759 lbs. each Tuesday morning during the
’ » i EYES EXAMINED VOTE i DEEP - MINED CHT: RODS Al | buttenfat in 365 days on twice daily ‘spring session of the YWCA classes |
Wheeler's Cafe || ciasses rirren | ANTHRACITE GOAL § milling oso Syearoid. | he Shavertown center, teaching.
NOXEN ROAD A CONTACT LENSES JOSEPH E. TWO - TON LOTS Installed and Repaired ff | Pennsylvania State University women how to transplant, prune,
HARVEYS LAKE N ¢ #§l working in close cooperation with | manage humus and mulch, and
i BU RKE i ut or Stove $16.50 A DANCHESK the national Holstein organization, build a garden and a lawn from the |
~ EVERY SAT. NIGHT Pea L 15.00 1 supervised the weighing and test- foundations. !
Buckwheat 14.00 ing of production as a part of the | T in the cl this
BST For : FIRE DETECTORS : g of p : P en women are in the class this
LOBSTER TAIL Rice 14.00 fil - official herd testing programs. ! season. Mr. Chadwick never wastes
PLATTER JURY 18. 5 Pays Notice Ori: Delivery FIRE EXTINGUISHERS [| These programs provide contin an instant, He has with him speci
; rer : [ 3 3 ‘ fi uing lactation -and lifetime product- sl
i/2 Spring Chicken DAR. I. BERGER COMMISSIONER ! Sefisioction Sumatiend U1, "approval Eouiprent | ion records on every cow in more
OPTOMETRIST | L | ney. tub) ; . {| than 2,800 participating registered | Robert Dis ue
ever No. 15-D ¥ 0 Main Street Kingston, Pa.% £000, participating. reg |
< 27 Machell Ave., Dallas J : ; | i MILTON PERREGO BUtler 7-9909 i Holstein herds i |
Phone OR 4-4921 | Republican Candidate | DALLAS OR 4-7180 ; Cl I S ks R le tH
EE syTssEs: | READ THE POST CLASSIFIED ee ee C 100
mens, and arranges demonstration.
Instruction this spring, which will
| end May 23 with a visit to Mrs.
Joseph Schooley’s beautiful peren-
nial garden out toward Carverton,
has taken in a wide variety of
i subjects, including care of both out-
door and indoor plants.
Recently, the class visited Keller's
Greenhouse in Idetown and Hillside
| greenhouse.
| Mr. Chadwick ran the highly suc-
cessful * Plants and Produce ' boyth
| last year at the Library Auction, and
will 1be chairman again this year.
Mr. Chadwick has been for six
| years Farm agent for Luzerne Coun-
ty. Prior to that, he was assistant
for Clinton and Lycoming Couns,
based in Lock Haven.
Asked about the possibility of
promoting more sheep farming in
this, area, Mr. Chadyvick said the
region is peculiarly suited to sheep,
| and that lamb pools and wool pools
| are anxious to expand, providing
‘ready market for all products.
Sheep culture, except at lambing
E, V. CHADWICK
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Jackson Little League team and is time and time for the annual shear-
Scout Master of Troop 241 at Leh- | ing, is one of the easiest of the en-
man. - Mr; Disque has enjoyed work- |! tire farm picture, There are a num-
ing with boys a great number of
years.
Mr. Disque is a lifelong resident |
of Lehman Township and is married |
to the former Ruth Searfoss.
have five children.
Mrs. Nelson's Death
Shock To Her Friends
Mrs. Lydia Nelson’s sudden death
Saturday morning at her home on
Parrish Street was a shock to her
friends, who had seen: her in ap-
parent good health on Friday.
Services were conducted Tuesday
afternoon from the Hughes Funeral
‘Home, Rev. Russell C. Lawry offi-
ciating. ' Burial was in Evergreen
Cemetery.
Mrs. Nelson had been under the
care of a doctor for three months
for a heart condition.
She and her husband N. Edwin
Nelson, ‘retired = manager of the
Wilkes-Barre Publishing Company,
observed their 39th wedding an-
niversary last Saturday.
She was. active in the community
and in ‘church affairs, attending
Dallas - Methodist Church, and took
part in school and civic activities.
She was a past president of Dallas
PTA, and belonged to auxiliaries of
Dr, Henry M. Laing Fire Co. and
American Legion,
of the late ‘John and Lydia Ayre,
lived in: Atlantic. City and the
Heights - in’ «Wilkes-Barre before
moving to Dallas in 1923.
. She is survived by her husband;
a daughter .and three sons: Mrs.
Frederick Drake, and Nelson E. Nel-
son, Jr., Dallas; John P. Nelson,
Cincinnati; and William G. Nelson,
New ‘Holland; fourteen grandchild-
ren, and several nieces and nephews.
“The Touma at some future
state's and nation’s financial prob-
lems. Just now, we are too busy try-
ing to solve our own.”
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They |
Native of Miners Mills, daughier |
date, may suggest solutions for the
ber of nice flocks in thé area, but
Mr. Chadwick thinks not nearly
' enough.
He was born in Camptown, and -
| educated there before going to Penn-
| sylvamia State University, from
| which he graduated in 1950.
| His mother is Mrs. Mildred Chad-
wick, of New York City. His father,
E. V. Chadwick Sr. is deceased.
| He and his wife, the former Jean
Sipling of Lancaster County, reside
at 124 E. Center Street, Shavertown.
Diane was the only child when the
Chadwicks moved to this area, Now
8, she has a brother Kevin, 5, anda
sister Brenda, 2.
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MRS.
MARGARET
SPONSELLER
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COLLECTOR
LEHMAN TWP. ¥
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