SI AR CY ———— SE ———. - SHOP GIANT'S FABULOUS LUZERNE MARKET OPEN EVERY NITE® PIECE LB. Sliced 4d in Ty 9 P.M. Except "Til REST ARS i 100 Bonus Top Value Stamps 5 LUZERNE’S FABULOUS “IN-STORE” we : Coconut Donut Sticks .... Ea. dc Pumpkin Loaf Cake ......Ea. 29¢ | Coffee Cake Strip ...... Ea. 29¢ | French Apple Pie . ~ NE AI A oC rea Foes » % COUPON, GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 2ist H ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER WITH Mondays 5 P.M. “YOU ASKED FOR IT! WORD LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUS] CUSTOMER With Purchase of 3 lbs. of Fresh h Redeemable at All Giant Markets COUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 2ist ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER REE i hi ps 4 50 Bonus Top Value Stamps With the Purchase of One Pound Pkg. of q SLICED BOILED HAM FA Redeemable at All Giant Markets 50 So Top Value a With the Purchase of 2 Ib, Can of Redeemable at All Giant Markets With Purchase of One 112 oz. pkg of 3 f LOBSTER NEWBURG bY ke Redeemable at All Giant Markets @OUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 3ist "ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER "50 Eo Top "Value Stamps { With Purchase of One T-oz. pkg. Frozen TRADE WINDS SCALLOPS 49c Redeemable at All Giant Markets COUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCF. Fist "ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER FERRET JL So als” KR he NA, ATV AOR PD EO AD 3 TOP VALUE STAMPS With Purchase of one 12-oz. pkg. frozen Stuffed B Redeemable at All Giant Markets @OUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 2st ONE COUPON PER ed a id PE ae gn ves Foal} Soa Pt ey Op % 25 BR Top Value Stamps 3 * Luzerne-Dallas Hwy. * 148 So. Main, W--B. ANOTHER EXCITING CLANT IW ARM “MYSTERY SWEEPSTAKES WINNERS WILL RECEIVE One Million TOP VALUE Stamps Free | 100 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH $10.00 PURCHASE OR OVER REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS THRU SAT. OCT. 21st RIA) GROUND BEEF 52 RA ATA TESA TT a POLISH HAM COUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 21st §5 ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER it 3 Dt, 50 BONUS aked Potatoes 39¢ fo] * 50 Bonus Top Value Stamps COUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. Zist J With the Purchase of One Qt. of GOUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 2st Stokely "FREE KIDDIES’ FREE PRIZES IN GENUINE SPRING ‘LEG «LAMB ROAST ............» 55° & LAMB CHOPS * SHOULDER LAME ROAST * BREAST of LAMB.,............"15¢| § * FRESH MADE LAMB PATTIES..." 49¢c| 5 it Armour Star Cooked Horas —— “FISHERMAN FRESH” SEA FOODS——— Lb. 29¢ ® Fresh Flounder . NO. 1 .Lb. 29¢ @ Fancy Smelts . . \* FRESH DUG CLAMS Fresh Cod Steak . . i*Fresh Butter Fish . BAKERY TREATS , 7] GOLDEN RIPE CABBAGE ® COLE SLAW, 8-O ® SPINACH, 10-Oz. With Purchase of Two Pkgs. of DROMEDARY FUDGE MIX Redeemable at All Giant Markets ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER RR Ps ET Te oe Py Boi : 50 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS - JOHNSON’S GLO-COAT Redeemable at All Giant Markets ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER .....Ea.49¢c > HALLOWE’EN PARTY AT OUR. LUZERNE GIANT'S PARKING LOT FRIDAY NITE OCT. 27th 7 P.M. MANY COSTUME - CATEGORIES ENTRY BLANKS NOW AVAILABLE AT OUR STORE Shoulder *50¢ BANANAS HOME GROWN: HEADS CRANBERRIES ka YELLOW TURNIPS ancy "@ TOSSED SALAD, 8-Oz. Pkg. z. Pkg. Pkg. (REG., DRIP, SILEX) { KASCO DOG MEAL - 5 B5c a 2.49 | V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE "i geo-18 8c § CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE *¢ THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 19, 1961. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 4. 69¢ GAY VAL VITA SLICED PEACHES “:,2* 2/45¢ M rruckswie Giant 9-0x DALLAS ORchard 5-1176 | YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE '} SARAN WRAP & phik herd fp A 3 AeA & Monroe F. Shultzgs Are Wed Thirty Nine Years Mr. and Mrs, Monroe F. Shultz, Poplar Street, Fernbrook, were pleasantly surprised with a family dinner in honor of ‘their thirty ninth wedding anuiversary on Sun- ddy. The couple was married by the Rev. Adams in Christ Church, corner "of, Barney Street and Carey Ave., Wilkes Barre. There are five chil- dren and fifteen grandchildren. Present at the dinner were Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Shultz and daugh- ter, Jane Mae, Mrs. William Boyes and Billy, Gayle, Brenda and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shultz, Kevin, Peggy Jean, Jimmie, Falls Church, Jr. sons, David and Robert, Mr. and Mrs.James Fox, Luzerne. Air- man 1st Class Robert Shultz and family, stationed at Greenland, N.H, | were unable to .attend but tele- phoned congratulations. Former Dallas Girl Weds New Jersey Lawyer’ Lorraine Esther Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Hoover, Brook Avenue, Englewood, N. J, 8 | former residents of Orchard Avenue, i | Dallas, was married: on Saturday, September 16, to Attorney John Eric Helsing, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Helsing of 252 Demarest Ave- | nue New Milford, N. J. The double-ring ceremony was performed at 4 p.m. in Trinity! Lutheran Church, Tenafly, N. J., by | Rev. Arthur W. Frieberg and Rev. George. C. Derner of ‘Englewood, N. J. Hope Lawson played the wed- ding - music and accompanied the soloist, Frank Kraus. Reception was held in the Trinity | Lutheran Church social hall: Fol- | lowing a wedding trip to Bermuda, | | the couple will reside at 3021 Edwin | Avenue, Fort Lee, N. J. Rib *89¢ Lain : 99¢ SQUARE 35¢ 8 | issue t-postage stamps. "VOTE FOR Ri For Tax Collector “eur 5-Lb. $9.69 Can Dallas Township “NESE ES EXA MINED | i Lb. 38¢c 4% Lb. 23¢ : 50-1 00 GLASSES FITTED CONTACT LENSES PEE ma HENS PRIDE—LARGE ERAED. GRADE DR. |. BERGER FRESH EGGS ~»" ,... 63c OPTOMETRIST U.S. GOV'T GRADE—92 SCORE . 7 27 Machell Ave., Dallas . GIANT BUTTER pe Tic | ; Phone OR 4.492) KRAFTS—DELUXE CHEESE 8-0x. 33 Sliced AMER., PIMENTO or SWISS Pkgs. c Whoeler : Calo | NOXEN ROAD HARVEYS LAKE EVERY SAT. HIGHT LOBSTER TAIL PLATTER '/2 Spring Chicken SOLID FRESH MIX OR MATCH YOUR CHOICE GE GROCERY | SPECIALS i ATIONWIDE CONPAIY MUTUAL ENSHIANCE BONE OSCE © COWL. CUD Suravetiy Fon Bureet buoy Yor 1.29 Centermoreland FEderal 3-4500, ps. hTc : 25-Ft. Rofl 29¢ 46-0Ox. ml 3/1.00 STOKELY FROZEN FOOD SALE GREEN BEANS cur or mrexcu styvie, , , , en «os ‘ Stokely CUT BROCCOLI... csc seinen onnensys | Stokely PEAS or GOLDEN CORN... .......... ll « Stokely SLICED STRAWBERRIES ....ccoc000 0s Stokely LIMA BEANS | SARA LEE CHOCOLATE CAKE FORD HOOK OR’ BABY (FROZEN) 9 6 6 8 5 0000 00608 esos 9-0x. WHEN THE WASH BOWL OVERFLOWS If a wash bowl should overflow, or leakage oc- cur in any par of your plumbing system, the damage could be consid- bie Water damage is just one of the many per- ils covered by our Home- owners Policy. Others in- clude fire, theft, and per- ©6060 00000000060 ALE) £5 4c PURCHASE OF SIX-OZ. BOX NECCO MACKINTOSH ROLLO [& CANDY Redeemable 4 All Giant Markets - a COUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY, ocr. 2st § “4 ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER : SWANSON'S TV-DINNERS FROZEN ALL VARIETIES ™ 59¢ @ DINNER REDY TURKEY LUZERNE APPETIZERS KOSHER CORNED BEEF sliced SMOKED BABY WHITE FISH KITCHEN FRESH COLE SLAW CHOPPED LIVER sonal liability. HAROLD E. FLACK INSURANCE AGENCY Brooks Bldg. VA 3-2189 * SLICED FROZEN = 308 % 1b. 59¢ th. 59¢ th. 19¢ % th. 49¢c » saarrons f\ many friends. y | ler, GraceHarris, Margaret Reid, Ber- | October 7. The new, arrival weighed ‘Kenneth Martin Yoder Trucksville Cou Fifty Four Years Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Gay, Division Street; ' Trucksville, will celebrate! their fifty fourth wedding anniver- sary quietly at their home on Mon- day, October 23. Mrs. Gay is the former Edith Hefit, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hefft of Carverton. Mr. Gay is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. | Harrison Gay of Carverton. The couple was married in the parsonage | of the Central Methodist Church, | Wilkes-Barre by the Rev, C. E. Sweet, their former pastor at Car- verton, and went to housekeeping in | ployed by the Scranton Railway Co. | In 1910 Mr. Gay retired and bought a farm in their beloved Car- | yerton Whete the couple worked to- | DALLAS, PENN Saya NIA ; RETER EE oles Mattied On me gether until 1942, when they moved to their present home on Maple, now | Division Street. There are four children, Ellison and Margaret of Hyattsville, Md., Sheldon, Lime Ridge and Kathryn at home; also six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. ‘Mrs. Gay is now a partial invalid, spending much of her time in bed and her rocking chair, reading and working cross word puzzle. Mr. Gay | and daughter, Kathryn, who also | orks. keep the house running smoothly. Mr. Gay occasionally has Va; Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Merithew | Scranton where Mr. Gay was em- | time for a Mt. Grange or Juni Mechanics meeting, All the Gays aw members of the Carverton Methodist Church, Mrs. Amy DeWo Her Ninety-Sec “I think my mother must have | made a mistake about the date of | my birth, for I certainly don’t: feel | like I'm 92 years old!’ So says one | of the Back Mountain's oldest resi: | dents, Mrs. Amy DeWolfe of Mill | Street, Dallas. Mrs. DeWolfe, a resident of Dallas for more than forty years, will cele- | brate her 92nd birthday October 24. Because of her advanced age, she can no longer get out and visit her She enjoys company and still does some of her own housework! She is daughter of the late Mr. Ife To lalate ond Birthday and Mrs. Elias: Harris of Carverton, | for whom Harris Hill Road. was named. She is the last surviving member of a family of six brothers and sisters. Her husband was Odell DeWolfe. There. are three children: Ruth, with whom she makes. her home; Mabel, wife of Stanley Davenport, | Pottstown; and Olin, Arlington, Vir- ginia. There are two RR and four great- -grandchildren. Vv [She is a member of Dallas Met] ‘odist Church and enrolled in the Dallas Post Eighty-Plus Club. Mrs. Jennie Evans Is Guest At Farewell Party Mrs. Jennie Evans, long time resi- | dent of Carverton, was guest of hon- | England was the first country to or at a farewell party given by mem- | | bers of the Anderson Class of Carver- | | ton Methodist Church on Thursday | | evening, Mrs. Evans, former class | | teacher, will leave Wednesday to make her home at the Murray Tuft Garrett Manor, Narrowsburg, N. Y., a new Methodist Home for the Aged. | The guest of honor received a pink and white carnation corsage and a beautiful Bible. A program given by | * class members was followed by re-' freshments. Present were Mrs, Robert Bach- ‘man, class teacher, Mesdames Mary Glahn, Evelyn Shales, Betty Schweit- zer, Marie Hefft, Ann Brown, Carol Metz, Doris Diehl, Dorothy Walp, Allegra Spare, Dorothy Gay, Marian Rispell, Madeline Raubia, | Margaret Larmouth, Florence Sick- | nice Piatt, Hilda Coon, , Edythe | Kromelbein, Betty Turner, Grace Stafford. Robert Robbins; Marian Young and the guest of honor. Dallas Junior Hich To Have Record Hop Dallas Junior High School PTA plans a Record Hop. a closed party for seventh, eighth, and ninth grades = only, Wednesday, October (95, 7:30 to 10:30, General chairman is Mrs. Robert | Bayer. Heading = the refreshment | committee is Mrs. Edward ‘ Ditlow, | assisted by Mr. ‘and Mrs. Frank Wadas, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mah- | ler, Mrs. ‘George Sherwood, Mrs. | Paul Priebe, Ed Ditlow, Mrs. Harry Sickler, Mrs." Raymond Stroud, and Mrs. Fred Winner, Teachers and parents will chape- rone, Mrs. Rustin Speaks On ‘South America Mrs. William A, Austin spoke re- cently at Irem = Country Club to members of the Delta Kappa Gam- | ma, Alpha Chi Rho Chapter, on her | experiences in [South ‘America. Mrs. Austin is a member of the Tau! Chapter of the international teach- ers’ honorary organization. Local members of Alpha Chi Rho | chapter included Anoinette Mason, | Louise Colwell, Grace Fleming, Ar. line Rood, Eva McGuire, and Betty | Thomas. When the original Tau chapter grew too large, the Alpha | Chi Rho chapter was formed, taking | in eighteen members from Back | Mountain and Greater Wyoming | Valley. Bll Kids Invited To! | Acme Hallowe'en Party | Quaker Oats will sponsor a Hallo- | we’en Party on Shavertown Acme | parking lot Tuesday, October 24, at 7 p.m. : Any child in the Back Mountain may attend, and all children wears | ing costume will receive a Trick or | Treat bag of candy. Prizes are offered for: The Ugliest | Costume; the Prettiest; the Funan. | est: the Most Original. _ There will be two, divisions, one for chilren under eight years old, and those for over eight. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Yoder, Main Road, Sweet Valley, announce the birth of a son, Kenneth Martin, at Geisinger Hospital, Danville, on nine pounds, two and a half ounces at birth, Mrs. Yoder is the former Priscilla Shaffler of Mt. Carmel. There are three other children, Virginia, James Jr. and Geralyn. Mr. Yoder is employed as District 1 . committee, ‘banc - Joseph Janik, Russell Waters; Re- | ward = Schrama, ‘irs. Charles Snyder Is Guest On Birthday Mrs. Charles Snyder, Sr., Claude St., Dallas, was guest of honor at a birthday dinner on Sunday at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Jr. E. Overbrook Ave. The centerpiece was a birthday cake decorated in'green and white. Her ‘children gave. her a piece of luggage. Enjoying the party were, Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., Mrs, Char- les Snyder, Jr., Bobby, Jackie, Larry , and Susan. Charles Snyder, Sr. and ! Jimmy, George, Tommy and Alan { Shaver, the guest of honor and the "host and hostess. Harvest Moon Ball Plans Autumn Decor Mrs. George Thomas was hostess to the Harvest Moon Ball decorating when members met to perfect plans and set the theme of Harvest and Thanksgiving -for. thy background of the Noveniber 4 Ki wanis Club affair at Irem Country Club. Guests were Mesdames: Baws Thompson, Robert Dolbear, Edgar Hughes, and representing the Key- | ettes who will assist with plans, Joanne Hadsel and Margaret Law- son. ‘ : Silkworth Fire Co. Masquerade Oct. 28 Lake Silkworth Volunteer, Fire Department will conduct its annual Masquerade Party and Dance Satur day October 28th at the Fire House. The grand march will be at 10 PM. Cash prizes will be awarded. This affair will conclude the annual fes- tivities of the Fire Department. William Kulp is chairman, Paul | Nichols vice chairman of the affair. In charge of Tickets: John Ur- chairman, John Graha freshments, Edward Wesolowski | chairman, Robert Griffith; Sylveste; Metallic, Harry Everts, Gomer Hil man Prizes, William Samuels. Dr. L. B, | Thomas. Joseph Siesko; Entertain- ment, Nelson ‘Jones chairman, Ed- Charles Nadonley, Joseph Lopez, Luther Cease; Publi- city, Edward Mushinski. Ladies Auxiliary. has charge of the kitchen. Idetown Farmer Dance And Hallowe'en Party The Jonathan R. Davis Fire Com- pany, Idetown, will sponsor a farm- er dance and Hallowe’en party Fri- | day. October 27 at 7:30 in the Fire | Hall, Refreshments will be serveg | and prizes awarded. Proceeds will go to the fire com- pany. ‘Ella Moore wr Class Ella Moore Memorial Sunday School Class met: last Tuesday at | Bast Dallas Methodist Church, Irene | Moss presiding in the absence of Myra Carlin. Anna Strazdus led devotions. The class is ‘taking the sale of dishcloths as its project. Hostesses were Jule Wilson, Mary. Ryman, and Jeanette Dickinson. Present were Mary Hoover, Bette Kintzer, Mrs. J. E. Labar, Anna Strazdus. Viola Brace, Jeanette Dick- inson, Mary Ryman, Jule Wilson, ¢ Helen Siley, Jessie Moore, Mabel Wilson, Alverna Lamoreaux, Dorothy. Heslop, and, Irene Moore. Piano Recital Louie W. Ayre will present her pri vate pupils in a Recital of Piano Music, Friday at 7 p.m. in the Para 3 ish House of St. Clement's Church, Wilkes-Barre. hE Toot St. nem nA Sn Elv Har Dal tow hor Has wit Pos wa; nov wil nar trai
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