ps a DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Service Club Leaders To Meet At Whitesells Executives of Harveys Lake Wom- en’s Service Club will meet at the d Jus FAMOUS Yenetti FOR FOOD SIE ei 4 3 Every Sunday is Family Day at Gus Genetti's From Monday to Saturday, Each Day We Feature a 95¢ Chefs Special Luncheon. Facilities for All Occasions. FOR OUR GUESTS’ CONVENIENCE 8 DIFFERENT DINING ROOMS and Beautiful COCKTAIL LOUNGE All Air Conditioned ® When you celebrate YOUR BIRTHDAY ~ OR "ANNIVERSARY here we will bake you a cake “A Fine Vacation Spot in Pennsylvania” For Reservations Call Gladstone 4-2494 ROUTE 309 Hazleton-Wilkes-Barre ! Highway | IT ALL ADDS UP... there's no loss of interest on money withdrawn during querter, Fi Interest is earned on every dollar from the day of deposit te [ the day of withdrawal! . . . on savings account balances for $5 to $100,000 . . . provided the account remains open to the end of the quarter, Interest, at the ennual rate end credited every three months, 33 grace days in each quarter. Monsy you depos during the first fon days of each month earns interest from the first day of the month plus & three-day grace period for withdrawa's ot the end of each quarter, aaa AL RRO OTHER SAYINGS ACCOUNTS With many other savings accounts, you lose interest on money you withdraw in the middle of en interest period. In fact, you lose all the interest it has earned since the beginning of the period. —— THE | MEMBER: System Federal Deposit insurance Corps 4 rommaponmamy a & wb 7 Main Offica Plymouth Office Federal Reserve” WYOMING ; < NATIONAL BANK OF WILKES-BARRE EL © Wilkes-8arra @ Plymouth @ Gateway Shop, Cir, Edw. © Shaverfown summer home of Mrs. Elwood White- sell, North Lake, on August 21 at 8:00 pm. Activities for the coming year will be discussed. Month-of-the-Year' Party is planned for September to raise funds for Club projects. Folk dancers will be featured at this party. Mrs. Wilfred Ide, president, wishes to announce that there will be a special celebration for the Club's fifteenth birthday, the date to be announced at a later time. “The longest two weeks in the year is when the other guy is on vacation.” 0000000000000000% 000 A Services This Week at your own place of worship \ 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 WELCOME WAGON hn FRANCES IVES BU 7-446 5 or MRS. WILLIAM R. HUGHES | 3 OR 4-27382 of 3%. is compounded A WYOMING NATIONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS At Wyoming National, as long es there's a balance in your account at the end of the period, you get full interest on your save ings every day . . . yes, tight from the day of de- posit to day of withdrawal West Side Office Bock Mt. Offies BE A i (Grouped on Dallas Borough Play- ground with their dolls and their dogs, children who have been en- joying the summer recreation pro- gram sponsored by Dallas Schools, wound up a day devoted to their treasures. Director Charles James stands at left, Elaine Kozemchak THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1961 Dogs And Dolls Compete For Prizes At Dallas Borough Playground dog went to Jan Bittembender; for the smallest, to Dan Parsons; dog with the shortest tail, Susan Mohr; most obedient, Charles Lamoreaux. In Shavertown, where thirty-five dolls were entered last week in a similar contest, winners were: Den- ise Cashman, largest doll; Cathy SECTION B—PAGE 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, Idetown; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and children, Maribeth, Chucky and A Taylor family picnic was held at Im re a | . ark, wardsvilie; rs. therine | Harveyville, Sunday, July 23. Atten- Gibson, Katherine and. Karen, Hl | ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Tay- | 04 Nulton, Kunkle; Mr: and Mrs. |lor and Robert, Harveys Lake; Mr. | John R. Alles and Debbie, Wilkes- ; | and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Johnson | Barre; Linda Rogowski, Mr. and Mrs. City, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tay- | Fred Winter, Conrad, Fred and lor and Pamela, Syracuse, N. Y.;| Jean. Family Picnic Held FOLLOW THE ARROWS TO THE CENTER MORELAND BAR-B-Q and AUCTION AUGUST 11th and 12th smallest; Shirley Duffy, most orig- inal; Connie Jenkins prettiest. In the dog show, where ten dogs were entered, Christine Puchalsky placed first with the largest; Judy ,Szela, the smallest; Shirley Duffy, the most obedient. Enjoys Lily Blooms Mrs. Bertha Schenck, Nozxen, is enjoynig eight white blooms on two Easter lily plants in her yard. She Dallas | planted the lilies last Easter and | There were no dogs at DALLAS Memorial Highway Opp. Golf Driving Range at the right. ‘ Swingle, smallest; Gay Williams, | Township. Of the twenty-five dolls | covered them with a basket during Sixty dolls, together with their | prettiest; Sheryl Hontz oldest; Holly | shown, Christine Evans had the | the winter. little mothers, posed for the camera. Martz, most original; Donna: Nie- | largest; Ann Louise Parsons ‘the | They ranged in size from very tiny | kam, funniest. Only five dogs were | smallest; Marian Rosser, Nancy | to very large, as did the. fifteen | entered. Rickie Sheldon was the | Jackson, Mary Ellen Eberwine, the | dogs. winner for his collie, Ruby winning | prettiest; Jeannie Evans, Anne | Select || : For the largest doll, Nan Peiffer |in beauty, size and obedience. Gardner, Mary Ellen McLaughlin, | a ih HE was the winner; for the smallest, Twenty dolls: were exhibited in | most original. : Marke || Debbie Jones; most original, Bar- | Trucksville, Becky Szela took hon- THE SWEDISH CAR THA bara Mock. Prizes for the largest | ors for the largest; Ann Ridall, Photo .by Kozemchak | YOU THERE WITHOUT A CARE! oT Sr i MEMORIAL || OR i Motor Boats Banned MONUMENT || KUNKLE MOTORS ONLY CIRCUS IN THE WORLD | From Most Park Lakes surrows || KUNKLE : ’ Because of the rapidly growing Sorht 7 Hi Franleck Cred | ; WITH A GUARANTEE popularity of boating on State Park Hd Tnsloe reel ii The area’s oldest Imported Car Dealer lakes, the Department of Forests Rep. Catawissa M tC | . 3 . $i and Waters today issued mew rules P. | a. Monument, 1.0... 11, © : oR TEE : for boating safety for the State eeeEmEEEEE EE > 5 re gr on ei re Et — AFTERNOON eof] NIGHT ONE DAY ONLY Parks to take. effect initially only WED. AUG. PRICES EVERYONE CAN AFFORD ADULTS $1.50 — CHILDREN UNDER (2 .75 450 PEOPLE — 27 DISPLAYS — 47 BIG ACTS See the unloading of the many — VISIT US CIRCUS MORNING City come to life. See the big tent rise in the air. wild animals . . . Watch Circus | at Prince: Gallitzin (State Park in Cambria County and Gifford Pin- chot State Park in York County. SHOP (POMEROY’S Generally the new rules prohibit FIRST motor boats on any State Park lake ] with the exception of Prince Gallit- ox A zin, 18 miles northwest of Altoona; Pymatuning Reservoir in Crawford County; and at Presque Isle State! Park on Lake Erie. Motors at Pyma- | tuning and Prince ‘Gallitzin are lim- [ited to six horse-power. The Prince Gallitzin lake, which ranks as the second largest body of water entirely within the Common- wealth, was opened to boats with 6 horsepower on July 15. ! At Presque Isle State Park on | Lake Erie, and eventually at the Logan State Park site, near Phila- delphia, the Dapartment of Forests | and Waters will develop substantial | marina facilities for yachts and | small craft. | Wheeler's Cafe in Wilkes-Barre Shop THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. 09:00 p. m. 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