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Supervisor Candidate
Louis Ranier is a candidate for
Kingston Township Supervisor, run-
ning on the Republican ticket.
Mr. Ranier knows what it is to
live on a limited budget. When he |
was ten years old, as a Scranton boy, |
he left school for a time to work in
the breakers, netting himself fifty
cents a day and a thrashing from
his father, a contract miner, for in-
terrupting his education. He went
back to school, but abandoned for-
mal education entirely when he was
fourteen. :
Mr. Ranier typifies the many peo-
ple in the area who must live on a
fixed income of modest proportions,
who own homes; and who view with
alarm the recent and continuing sky--
rocketing of taxes.
In 1947 he gathered names for a
petition to keep taxes down.
Mr. Ranier attends most of the
Dallas School Board meetings.
He has lived in the Back Moun-
tain since 1924, working for the
Kingston Coal Mine until it closed
in 1939; later for the Glen Alden,
and for the Penn Tobacco Com-
pany. In 1950, he retired.
He recollects that he volunteered
for military training with the Na-
tional Guard during World War I
when placed in a deferred classifi-
cation, and won a medal for marks-
manship thé first time on the rifle
range. .
i ience, he says is acquired only after.
| friend of Secretary Al Ackerson.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961
¥ ced that th i
Fred Anderson Err hat here Sterling Guernseys
Kiwanis Project is completed carly |
lin June.
ing production
| were announced for nights at 8 p. m. !
and Sunday afternoons at 2 p. m_ |!
: | with the exception of
As Justice 0t Peace Fiivani s Day, when rehearsal is on
Saturday. 'at 2 p. m. at the Da las |
Frederick W. Anderson, seeking Junior High School.
Asks Reelection
Has Had Six Years
reelection as Justice of the Peace in
Kingston Township, has been a resi- |
It
President Robert Maturi presided.’ 740 of butterfat;
“twelve-year old, 11,170 pounds of
| milk, 552 fat; Sterling Lustrus, jun-
| ior three-year old, 10,000 pounds of
| milk, 517 of fat; Sterling Honor,
| junior two-year old, 8,010 milk,
| 445 fat.
Sterling Fontana, senior three-
{ year old 303 days, produced 11,730
from
Sordoni’s Sterling
completed super-
Six registered Guernsey's
Rehearsals for the upcom- |
“By the Numbers” |
| Farms
A.J.
recently
Senator
| vised production records. All were |
milked twice daily. Four had lactat-
ion periods of 305 days: | pounds of milk, 658 fat.
Sterling Minuet, senior four-year | Sterling Carmel, five-year old,
| old, produced 14,120 pounds of milk, | milked for 302 days, gave 10,570
Sterling Mirth, | pounds of milk, 505 fat.
May 714,
SECTION B— PAGE 7
Buction At Nicholson
Fellowship Class of Nicholson
Methodist Church will hold an auc-
tion for the benefit of the church
on Satu May 13, at Colonial
Park on Route 92, starting at 10
a. m,
WANT TO SELL
YOUR HOME
USE THE POST CLASSIFIED
dent of the Township for twenty-one |
years.
Originally elected as Justice of |
the Peace in 1955, Squire Anderson |
feels that "his almost six years in‘
the office qualifies him for reelec- |
tion, as a thoroughly experienced |
Justice of the Peace whe can be of |
service to the community. Exper- |
years of study and practice.
Mr. Anderson was born in Wilkes- |
Barre and educated in the public
schools,, Wyoming Seminary and
Wharton School of Finance. He is
married to the former Dorothy C.
Bamert, R. N., and is the father of
two children, Fred, Jr., and Flora
Sue. He maintains an office in his
home at 120 N. Pioneer Avenue,
Shavertown. 1
An active werner and congrega-:
tional secretary of Trinity Lutheran |
Church of Wilkes-Barre, He is mem- |
ber and past president, “of Dallas’
Kiwanis Club, member of George M. |
Dallas Lodge, F&AM, and Shaver-
town Fire Company, and is secre-
tary-treasurer of Carverton Rod and
Gun Club. 5
Dallas Kiwanis Hears
Chet Tyson On Africa
Chester J. Tyson, Jr., of the U, S.
Department of Agriculture addressed
Dallas Kiwanis Club May 3 at the
Irem Temple Country Club. “Chet”
has been with the Department of
Agriculture since 1939, and last year
was borrowed by the State Depart-
ment to make~a six months trip
through fourteen countries of Africa
in order to observe agriculture pro-- |
cedures in these countries and to
suggest how improvement might be
made. ; .
~ His talk, illustrated by many beau-
tiful slides, gave a clear picture of
the problem faced in that part of
the world. Chet is a member and
Past President of the Moorestown, |.
N. J., Kiwanis Club and a long-time -
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KINGSTON TOWNSHIP REPUBLICANS
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
Of The People By The People — For
The People
VOTE FOR PRITCHARD and SMITH
TWO MEN WHO ARE NOT POLITICAL PUPPETS
OR
MEMBERS OF A POLITICAL CLIQUE
ARTHUR F. SMITH
FOR
SUPERVISOR
We Republicans deem it an honor to endorse Arthur F,
lar by using our money wisely and never wastefully. Art Smith
taxpayers.
cliques. He has worked for the Ezra Stipp Construction Co. of
foremost Road & Bridge Contractors in Pennsylvania.
and to help smash the selfish Political Clique . . .
VOTE ARTHUR SMITH
PULL LEVER 22-D
VERN PRITCHARD
FOR
TAX ‘COLLECTOR
We Republicans proudly support Vern Pritchard for Tax Collector, because as a
lifelong Republican, Vern has served as committeeman and has done a wonderful job.
This was indeed due to his loyalty and his sincerity in his untiring efforts on the party’s
behalf. He has been a property owner for over -thirty years. He is married to the
former Ruth Perkins of Trucksville and is the father of three children. Vern has proven
his. sterling leadership by being most active in community affairs and has given gener-
ously of his time and ability in youth movements. In Fact he has always had a burning
pride in the youth of our township and is a most active member of the Adult Club and
Scout movements. He was one of the founders and a charter member of the Back Mt.
Little League Baseball and for ten years served as Treasurer of that organization. For
"16 years Vern ‘was employed as a salesman for Woodlawn Dairy. Two years ago, how-
ever, he became seriously ill and was bedridden for nine months,
Yes, Vern Pritchard: over the years, has extended many acts of hides and has
given many hours of help to our boys and their problems. For this, we are most grate-
ful and will show our gratitude by voting for Vern Pritchard for Tax Collector.
PULL LEVER 19-D
PS.
ARTHUR SMITH
This ad has been donated by REPUBLICANS for SMITH
& PRITCHARD—who insist on MEN of INTEGRITY—
NOT POLITICAL PUPPETS!
Smith for Supervisorof
Kingston Township because no where or no place can you find a more sincere and capable
man! As our Road Superintendent., he has done a terrific job. He protects our tax dol-
is the champion of the
He never did kow-tow to any selfish or greedy group of political bosses or
Scranton, one of the
In Contrast, his opponent has
little or no experience, but is just being used by the Political Clique to beat the Tax-
payer’s “Watchdog”, Mr. Smith. On May 11,1960: Wilkes College bestowed on Mr. Smith,
its Public Service Award which reads, “as an expression of appreciation for his excep-
tional ability, wide experience and untiring efforts as an outstanding public servant . . .
This was signed by Hugo Mailey, Chairman of the Political Science Dept.
Taxpayers, we ask you in the name of FAIRPLAY to VOTE FOR ARTHUR SMITH
PROTECT YOUR POCKETBOOK.
FOR SUPERVISOR
»
VERN PRITCHARD
Please Vote For Mrs. Beatrice Williams
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE