Aas PAGE 4
Enjoy Cook Out, Hike
* Brownie Troop #154 of Gate of
Heaven Church, held a “Cook Out’
st the hame of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
J. Balita, Chase, Saturday afternoon,
with Troop Leaders Mrs. Albert J.
Balita and Mrs. Matthew Evans in
charge. Games were played, prizes
awarded and a Nature Hike was
conducted.
Tenderfeet Girl Scouts Patricia
Balita, Barbara Evans and Carol
~ Evans, led the following Brownies
te 0f Heaven Brownies in Group Singing: Ruth Ana. August,
Charlene Alabasta, Maureen Brown,
Christine Evans, Cathy Evans, Mar-
ilyn Kirkpatrick, Annie Lloyd, Cathy
Lavelle, Callett Menapace, Aline Mc-
Dowell, Linda Niesgoda, Rita Nies-
goda, Robin Eckenrode, = Joanne
Shonk, Jane Shilling, Linda Waza-
ter, Clara Grupo, Mary Jo Walensky,
Cathy Smith, AnnMarie Pieczynski,
Mary McCormack, Lois Warner, Bar-
bara Youngblood, Jeannie Mascali.
A good time was had by all.
DID YOU READ
THE TRADING POST
»
LOCATED
ON THE
LUZERNE - DALLAS
b HIGHWAY
:
.
TIL 9 PM.
Ll
4 £1 J Excont Mon... Nite
oy
SHR
FRESH
ASSORTED
We OPEN EVERY NIGHT
TIL 6
CHOCOLATE WHIPPED
CREAM PIE
| Jelly Donuts
Birds Eye Crinkle Cut Pofafoes
: Birds Eye Sliced Strawberries
sign
Irem Women Golfers
Play In Tournament
Irem Women Golfers met at Irem
Country Club on Friday June 2nd
for Better Ball Tournament. There
was ‘a -short business meeting at
10:15, presided over by Mrs. Paul
L. Gross, Chairman.
Members who have not invited
guests or signed up to play in the
Louise Saggs Day on June 16th
should contact Mrs, George Mont-
gomery.
Next week, members will play for
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 196
the Wagner Trophy.
Winners of the Better Ball Turn-
ament today were: In Class A-Mrs.
H. W. Mainwaring, Low Gross-Mrs.
Lloyd Kear, Low Net-Mrs. George | 4
Weidenman, Mrs. F.. E. Hopkins.
Class B-Low Gross-Mrs. Frank Wag- |
ner, Mrs. E. G. Hungerford, ;Low
Net-Mrs. Sam Spencer, Mrs. George
Dean. Class C- Low Gross-Clark |
Evans-Mrs, Mitchell Jenkins Low
Net-Mrs. Howard S. Jones, Mrs. Har- |
old Snowdon.
Subscribe To The Post
Haytield Farm Going
Out Of Sheep Raising
Hayfield Farm is going out of the
sheep = business—too difficult to
get experienced help. The
mixed breed, are for sale, in whole |
sheep, | for
It looks like a good chance for
some young farmer to get a start in
the sheep business, with expectation
of two ‘crops a year: lambs in the
| early spring, and wool in May. The
animals have already been sheared
the season,
See the Post C assifieds for further
or in part of the flock of seventy, | imformation.
including ewes and lambs.
E. V. Chadwick, Luzerne Cot ty
agent, says that sheep raising is
something which should be
aged for this area,
is a natural for wool
lamb production,
as the climate
growing and
encour-
>
|
Madeline Billow, Guest
At Yasly Shower
at Meneguzzo - Restaurant, Pringle,
with forty-six. persons in attend-
ance, Miss Billow will be married
to John Froncziekewicz, July 8, at
St. Ann’s Church, Luzerne.
She has chosen the following as
her attendants: Marie Barbose as
Matron of Honor, and the three
“Bernadine’s’”’, Bermadine Douglas,
Bernadine Mihal and Bernadine
Froncziekiwicz.
Miss Billow, a teacher in the
Public Schocls of Towanda, is daugh-
| ter of Mrs. John Billow and the late
John Billow, Chase Manor.
Mrs. Alfred Hadsel
Entertains At Dinner
Mrs. Alfred Hadsel entertained at
; 8 birthday dinner on Memorial Day
for her sister, Mrs. Thomas Traver
and her son Carlton, who observed
their birthdays recently. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Traver,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Traver and
children, Pamela and Tommy, Atlee
Kocher, Millard Kocher, Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Hadsel, Alfred Hadsel,
Carlton and Carol Hadsel and the
hostess.
100 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS « ;
With $10.00 Purchase or Over
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS |i
THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 10th =
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
I ii ii i Lie Value Bamps Ail i
? 25 BONUS TOP. VALUE STAMPS |
With the Purchase eof One Bottle Baleco
PURE FRUIT SYRUPS :
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
“URES RN
sss FISHERMAN FRESH SEA FOODS... & aah STAR CHOICE i
FRESH WHITE FISH. 59¢ | LEG OF LANB .......... 50 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS
GC pe LA MB CHOPS sHouioze EQ: = 4 With the Purchase of 8 Cans Plymouth Maid’
FRESH YELLOW PIKE 59¢ RED. or = SWEET PEAS
FRESH SCALLOPS it » 49¢ SHOULDER LAMI fd AST eu REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
FANCY TEXAS GOLDEN aa * a Cl 5 i + Breast of Lamb a oi on en on ik 13¢ vr Fresh La COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 10th
IMP MED. SIZE 69 c = FLAV-0-RITE LOHNG BOLOGNA w. 38¢ AFRESH PORK SE con on 880 ONE SOUBON PER CUSTOMER
(All Stores) ~ : AAA .
| OSCAR MAYER SMOKIE LINKS let
CLAMS 0 50° ge HEN'S PRIDE LARGE FRESH EGGS 25 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS
BORDEN’S WRITE AMERICAN __ 2% 99¢y FANCY MUENSTER With the Purchase of 2 Pkgs. Westons
CHOC. CHIP or BUTTER COOKIES
BING C H REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
P EAC id E SEE SLICED KOSHER g pe Tromp
S GEORGIA «CORNED BEEF ..-. 4 + 59¢
«SMOKED LOX _.-_%*53¢
SWEET eda, WHOLE (IN CREAM OR WINE SAUCE) Each
+PICKLED HERRING = 29¢
“IN-STORE” BAKING Tm
TETLEY TEA | AGS . ae a Hage
pore y 5 Oz. BOLACKPEPPER doz. s |
| BREAKFAST BUNS 6-29¢ SORDEN'S INS TANT b a) Jom 3
_ % Blueberry Oriental = 49c¢ MUSSELMAN’S APPLE Crs BF © OREGANO LEAVES .
= *| STOKELY FRUIT COC| 5 49: i i
FROZEN FOODS sre [Krafts Park
B EEFBURGERS SARAN WRAP . a Bm Roll 29 "2 eg LIPTON Flame Dhoof
EEE
3.7 51.00 KEN L-RATION DOG FOOD . . 6: 89: TE hey Oh
: Deal :
i y i i i 8 oz. : t uar = —————
irs on ies Go 8 ALBRO PICALILLY . . . . 0. 935° [Smtr 10g: Dl
EN 2/39¢ . Cheez-its ©= ed
© Swanson TV Dinners (AH varieties) _ mii , ana 300 30° Keebler <37e ant a box ts) from >
A 2 LR : Club Crackers ri kg. a) nsw
hi : hm # WEN LIPTON INSTANT TA i ¢
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
renc
atte
iCeb!
“drer
gues
ley,
the
out
Joh
Bas
(ym:
Cost
Mas:
Dall
ette
dad
in 1