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Shavertown Lad
Enters Air Meet
1600 Model Planes
At Willow Grove
Archy Paltrineri, sixteen, son of
Mrs. Clara A. Paltrineri, Shaver-
town, was among more than 1600
entrants in the 1961 National Model
Airplane Championship who regis-
tered at the Naval Air Station, Wil-
low Grove, Pennsylvania. The meet,
sometimes called the “World Ser-
ies” of model airplane flying, will
run through Sunday.
Contestants in the meet,
Third National Championships
the
Air Station, range from 6 to 60
years old and come from the 50
states as well as from (Canada,
Mexico and Peru.
Competition in the National is
to
be held at the Willow Grove Naval |
divided into three age groups: (1)
Junior Class, open to those less than
16 years old. (2) Senior Class, open
to contestants between 16 and 21.
(3) Open Class for contestants over
21.
The contestants fly their models
in events such as free-flight gas to
radio-control, control-line speed,
jet and team racing contests. In the
Navy carrier events, the modelers
fly their gas engine planes off and
land aboard the deck of the minia-
ture aircraft carrier, the USS Small
Fry. Seaplanes take off from the |
specially constructed lake at the
Willow Grove Naval Air Station.
Contestants winning first, second
and third place in each event are
awarded a trophy. The Grand
National Champion will receive a
perpetual challenge trophy. The |
contest runs from 24 through July
30th. -
The meet is conducted by the |
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Company Sells Breaker
| president, has sold a breaker, clean-
| Life Insurance Co.
Academy of Model Aeronautics of |
Washington, D: C., model “aircraft | War than in any other war in which | Thomas,
acting as host to the meet for the
fourteenth consecutive year. The
last National Meet held at the Wil-
low Grove Naval Air Station was !
in 1957.
Archer Coals, Ine., of which
James J. Durkin,” Shrine View is
ing plant and four acres of land
in Hazleton to Sullivan Trail Coal
Company for a sum of $235,000.
Mr. Durkin, a former member of
the Pennsylvania State Police, is
also general agent for Philadelphia |
Bouncing Babies
Many people never know where |
| their last one is coming back.
More lives were lost in the Civil |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1961
Lake-Lehman
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7 meeting and their |
opinions. \
The opposition to the school will |
be there.
The twenty school board members |
are in favor of the building pro-
express
| gram.
[PTA organizations are -behind it.
The faculty is behind it.
The administration; the Luzerne |
County School board; the
State |
Services Today At 2
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| the home and at Loyalville Ceme- |
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Street to Loyalville.
He is survived by a daughter,
For William E. Hoppes Mrs. William Eckert, Philadelphia;
| six grandchildren, and several
Funeral services for William E. | pieces.
| Hoppes, Harveys Lake, are sche- | Arrangements by Bronson.
| duled at 2 this afternoon, from the |
Treated At Hospital
| home of his brother-in- law, Russell |
Nancy Hudak,
| B. Scott, in Loyalville. Rev. Ira |
Button will officiate at services at |
| N. J, required treatment for shock |
| at Nesbitt Hospital after her 1955
Mr. Hoppes, 90, died Monday | | Dodge hit the rear end of a car
night at the Scott home in Loyal- | neq by Walter Wesley, Dallas RD
| tery.
organization in Harrisburg, all see i ville. He was one of the old-timers 2 Saturday afternoon at the inter- |
the costly work of years cancelled | Of the region, born in Lake Town- section of Memorial Highway and |
out if the educational program
| not carried through.
Construction costs are not going | | young man, he played with
to lessen.
These men are on the Authority |
| contracts or not:
John Hewitt, Chairman;
Darby, Ben C. Banks, Dr.
and Sheldon Cave;
Lewis |
governing body. The U. S. Navy is | the United States has been engaged. 1 ctor, Atty. William Valentine.
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Bound Brook, |
Of Niagara Power Plant
{ Russell Honeywell toured the new
i power plant in Ontario last week,
| as a climax to their visit to Niaga~
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Dale ‘Parry has completed laying
Shortly after he retired from his |ialized medicine, except that we | asphalt at Dallas Borough School
their next check is coming from. | Board which by August 19 must trade as a carpenter fourteen years | believe the government should sup- | | grounds. for the Playground Basket- |
| And too many never know when | make up its mind whether to let | ago, he became blind, and for the | ply aspirin free to taxpayers.”
| past several years was increasingly |
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Dallas Chief Enjoys Tour |Construction Well Along
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Dallas Chief of Police and Mrs. |
Brick walls are up, roof is on
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