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JALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Sisters Enjoy Reunion
After Five Years Apart
4 A family picnic was held recently
it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Mper, Sweet Valley, to celebrate the
eunion of two sisters, Mrs. Blanche
Jliper and her sister, Mrs. Maude
-diehl of Miami, Fla., who haven't
een each other for five years. At-
ending were Mrs. Diehl’s son and
laughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lam Diehl and Susan, Miami; Mrs.
thomas Harrison and Roxie, Rhonda,
lonnie, Mrs. Mary Sorber, all of
down Line;"Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sny-
ler, Lisa, Terry, Buddy of New
jersey; Alex Snyder, Kingston; Mr.
nd Mrs. Thomas Adams, Pam, Kim,
Browns Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Brown, Carv-
erton Road, entertained at dinner
on Tuesday night in honor of their
daughter, Margaret who recently
graduated from Philadelphia General
Hospital School of Nursing. Guests
were: Matilda Irving, Sandra Belford,
Theresa Owens, Thelma Swetland,
Agnes Brown, Sarah Newton, Janet
Newburger, Hazel Heskins, Norma
Waters, the host and hostess and
the guest of honor.
Karen, Kathy; Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Piper, Sherry, Eddie, Sweet Valley.
There were four generations pres-
ent.
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MEMBER F. D. I. C.
Ricky Edwards, Host
To Horseshoe 4-H Club
Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H
Club met at the home of Ricky Ed-
| wards, Huntsville Nursery, on Friday
evening.
Present were: Jim Post, Judy
| Crispell, Ronnie Post, Leslie Vivian,
Erica Vivian, Linda Mckeel, David
Spencer, Timothy Carroll, Resia
Carroll, Linda Tag, Mrs. Tony Bog-
don, and Mr. E. V. Chadwick.
Recently the club traveled to
Bloomsburg for a 4-H Horse Show.
Jim Post won Two second Prizes
for the Break-and-Out and Novice
classes; Leslie Vivian won three
second prizes for Pleasure class,
Equitation, and Break-and~Out;
Erica Vivian won two third prizes
for Pleasure Class, and Equitation;
and Connie Bogdon won two first
prizes for Two year olds at the
Halter, and Driving Class, and a
third prize for Pony Pleasure class.
Others who rode were: David Spen-
cer, Linda Mckeel, and Judy Cris-
pell. Spectators were: Ronnie Post,
Timothy Carroll, Resia Carroll, Lee
Johnson, and Linda Tag.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1961
topus reaching out for food.
Here's Another Whatsit.
Photo by Kozemechah
Probably a bleached lobster about to enter the waves curling up on
the seashore? Or maybe, if you turn it the other side up, an eight-
legged man from outer space. Viewed from the side, could be it’s an oc-
Outdoor Tips
From The Ancient Age
Sportsmen’s Idea Exchange
FISHING
| You've probably heard how some
fisherman set lightning bugs in a
| glass jar and lower the jar over-
| board to attract fish or how other
| fishermen place bees in a jar for
| the same purpose. Well, if you aren’t
| insect-minded “here’s another way
| to attract the denizens of the deep
0 take your food offering. Send a
| ticking clock in a plastic bag over the
| side and let the noise of the clock
| call the fish to you.
| This is the era of plastic. Every-
| thing comes in a plastic bag or a
{ plastic container of some kind that
{you have to throw away. Well, just
| hold on a minute and put that left-
{ over plastic to work. Old-fashioned
| anglers line their creels with ferns
jor leaves, but the angler of the
| Sixties will find a creel lined with
| plastic much easier to clean free’
| of fishy odors.
Have you ever found yourself
| strung up after a day’s fishing as
your stringer full of fish breaks and
[slowly sinks or floats away never
{to be seen again. This fisherman's
| tragedy can be overcome by adding
| a float to the stringer. Should it
break loose or slip from your grasp,
there’s no problem in recovering it.
DOGS
Hunting season is just around the
| corner. But it's a sad time for the
| man who finds himself with a gun-
| shy dog. All the experts who have
| handled such dogs have come up
| with one suggestion that seems to
{work - and prove the way to a
| gun-shy pup is through his stomach.
| Blow up a paper bag or balloon
and break it near the dog, feed
him immediately after the noise is
made. Repeatedly making noise and
feeding the dog can make the hungry
pup - and pups are almost always
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hungry - forget about the noise until
he’s ready to take to the field under
gunfire. It takes patience on your
part but you'll find it worth the
effort when, you're out hunting over
what was a gun-shy pup destined
for failure.
Carrying a cleaning rod afield
can be a bit of a problem. Here's
a way to carry a “rod” that is
inexpensive and effective. Flexible
cable, such as from your car’s speedo-
meter, with pipe cleaners wrapped
around it, plus a little lighter fluid,
makes a first-rate cleaning rod. Easy
to carry too.
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Sincere sympathy of this com-
munity is extended to the family
of the late Mrs. J. H. Hadsall who
unselfishly gave her time and ser-.
vices to make this a better place
to live in.
Numerous best wishes for a cam-
plete recovery are being sent to
who is a surgical patient there.
Mrs. Madeline LaBarre and Diane
Transue have returned from Penn
State University where they par-
ticipated in the State Assembly,
Order of the Rainbow for Girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Denmon
are the proud grandparents since
their new granddaughter was born
to the Sherwood Denmons in New
Jersey August 29.
Capt. Charlie Moyer has volun-
tarily retired from twenty years
service with the U. S. Air Force.
Now it’s Mr. and Mrs. Moyer and
daughter who plan to make their
future home at Sacramento, Cal
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General Hospital to Melvin Crispell |
Trebilcox To
Become Editor
Trucksville Man
Joins Prentice-Hall
Harry G. Trebilcox of 27 East
Main Street, Trucksville, has ac-
cepted a post as music editor for
Prentice-Hall Publications in Edge-
wood Cliffs, N. J.
music at Wyoming Seminary and
is well known for the many piano
He left for his new job Tuesday.
He received his bachelor’s and
master’s degrees: from the Eastman
ston Township High School. He also
emy of Music
with honors.
James Trebilcox of Trucksville.
I Enjoyed Everything, But
(Continued from Page 1 B)
this lonely place. One problem that
owners who give them just enough
to live on. My friends and I are
their own resources.
“According to’ the ' plan I have
only one week to go before I move
again time passes so quickly and this
dry season and some sun.
Note:
The Picaches' wrote to Mr.
and Mrs. Jacobs telling them
how much they enjoyed having
George. “Hig excellent manners,
' good behaviour and jovial atti-
tude bespeaks the commend-
able character of his parents.”
—Editor.
To achieve success one must make
an attempt.
Mr. Trebilcox, who has "taught |
Wilkes College the past two years, |
recitals he has performed locally. |
School of Music «dn ‘Rochester, New |
York after graduating from Kings- |
studied for two years at the Acad- |
_ in Vienna, . which |
awarded him Reifeprufung diploma |
|
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |
great deal to workl two years in|
plagues the farmer is the lack of |
industry when the rice planting and |
harvesting season is over. You see, |
most of them work for big land- |
working on an idea, something the |
people can manufacture; things from |
year here will be over in no time. |
“The weather lately has been very |
rainy and there was another flood |
in Manila. I'm looking forward to the |
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SECTION B— PAGE 3
Space Family Picnics At Allen Brace Home
Space family picnic was recently ,
New Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Poff, John, Edicon, N. J.; Mr. and
Allen Brace, Kunkle. Present were ;
| eph, Jr., Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs.
| Gersham Hoyt Jr., Shirley, Jeffrey,
Pompton Plains, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. |
Mr. and Mrs. James Space, David,
Bert Space, Brenda, Madlyn, Karen,
Frank, Nutley, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs.
William Space, Jerry, Levittown;
Frank Space, Vicky, Mary Phillips,
Mrs. Joseph Pramick, Debbie, Jos-
Dallas R.D.1; Thomas Campbell,
Shavertown; Mrs. Ellen Space,
Kunkle, Richard, Donald, Dale,
Wendy Brace and the host and
hostess.
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