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SECTION A — PAGE 6
Government Bulletin On Fall-Out
Stresses Protection For Stock
U.S. Department of Agriculture |
has issued ‘a ' bulletin, “Defense
Against Radioactive Fallout on the
Farm,” which lists a number of
important things for agriculturalists
to know in time of possible disas-
ter.
Bulletin 2107 may 'be obtained by
Dangers to crops and dairy ani-
with suggestions
as to feeding and watering stock |
shelters for |
mals are stressed,
during critical periods;
animals during peak radiation;
when it is safe to once more turn
them out to pasture; length of time
required for decay of fall-out; wash-
ing away of radioactive material by
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THE DALLAS POST
The area exclusive distributor for
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Lehman Ave.
Phone OR 4-5656 Dallas
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1962 DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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| bathing the animals to get particles |
| out of their hair.
The pamphlet explains precau-
| tions for field workers and farm
hands; safety measures for those
handling fruit and vegetables; |
| keeping the water supply from con-
| tamination, etc.
Only the outside layer of stored |
feed, the pamphlet emphasizes, will
become contaminated. The rest |
will be usable. Covering is of ex-
treme importance, as radioactivity
is carried by finely divided dust |
particles. |
Nobody expects atomic attack. |
| But it is a good idea to know what
to do, -and how to protect farm
animals as well as people if the day |
should come. On the farmer rests
squarely the responsibility for feed-
ing the country, in time of peace or |
| time of war. The farmer's job is |
the foundation stone of survival.
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Dallas Away;
Lehman Home
| Dallas, Lake-Lehman
| Lose To Swoyersville
| On the local High School basket-
.
By Edward Collier The route into Louisiana de- grown and century-old man-
| quarters of the 1800's. Many of
| ie Be RA Dos % Tes ng J onisiangls, Pil- toursto Hodges Gardens; a mar- sions sit back among huge mag-
| nich A’ Lake tol = hacks | FEI Trad along listor ic El vel of planned beauty with its nolias. This bayou country is a ; =
|night an ake-Lehman osts | Camino Real provides a Magic 12.mile scenic drive; and Fort mecca for the hunter and figh-. with every $5. or more Purchase
| Wilkes-Barre Township on the Leh. | Circle auto trip that is ideal for Jesup Park. commemorating a ‘man. . z
| man floor. ene. a SS oaaptuches vital American Army head- There is a side trip to Het PLUS
Dallas and West Wyoming switch- | HL The restore Ole t tone Fort, Wells, a health. spa discovered
| aig: y . | now on the wooded campus of The tone fronts Of tre A when drillers hit hot water in- . = .
| ed their games, with Dallas being | Stephen I. Austin College. In- A pi o Brena » UN= ctead of oil. Back in Texas is STOREWI E REDUCTIONS
| the home team the first half when | side its thick 1779 stone walls hurried Natchitoches are orna- yisper, a timber land * where j Ky dey.
mented with lacy iron grillwork; man-planted pine woods cluster
ENE EEE EEE REESE NEE SEER EERE NEE
the floor was being refinished at { are mementos of turbulent pio- t Sutival B bell
the West Wyomin m, SO this | neer days. Many of the 100-year at. festival time ante-bellum ahout ‘houses and stores: then | : , 5
Dota ib nlay AL Cowboys old houses of the Republicls showplacde homes are open to the open range avhere hogs.and live- = Smart Shoppers are Shopping here. . .
oars. Dallas won the first. meeting | founders stand in San Aug- public. To the south you pass stock saunter along like pedess. | and SAVING PLENTY.
lb torcon these +4 id be Ahele = ustine, the “Cradle of Texas.” fields where 'cotton is being trians with the right of way. mn
Toil os a ee = OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9
| to make it’ two stray riday | 3 Sa ie Lo
| night. | Misericordia Cagers To Bid Hennebaul Fund Pr. Runkle Takes Course |B i
| Lake-Lehman still finding it dif] | - B yy
| ficult to win a ball game, hopes | Dr.'David Kunkle, Lehman Aven- 8 ?
| to atone for its 62-29 drubbing at ue, is taking a week's post gradu- | | Sa ]
| the hands of the Braves of Eddie | (ate in Periodontal Prosthesis at a Clothes Tor DAD & LAD
| Solacl at: the Township gym in the | University of Pennsylvania Dental \'@ BACK MT. SHOPPING CENTER
| first half. School. He will return later this year |'8 SHAVERTOWN
The Knights have been able to | for further graduate work. | 7
en | es y Shes usuEsTEum CT Ll a id
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| get their offense sharpened a bit ,
| s'noe the first meeting but will
have to stop os high scoring Fer- |
to crack the win
COLLEGE MISERIC A
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— Announces Registration For —
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| rence in order
| column.
| Dallas Loses
| Dallas onened the second half last |
| Thursday by droppng a 56-48 de-
| cis sion to Swoyersville. |
| A bad second period in pid
| the Sailors outscored Dallas 14-5
was the turning point of the tilt. |
Tom Gauntlett with 24 and Bob
| Letts 14 led the Dallas offense,
| while Olejmick with 24, Kemzura 14 |
| and Holup 12 led the scoring for
| the Sailors.
| Knights ‘Drop Pair
where Fred Hennebaul was injured
while participating in a wrestling
meet.
Left to Right: Leanore Swan, Jean
Drapiewski, ‘co captain, and Sara
Gregory.
| College Misericurdia cagers. will |
stage a benefit game tonight at |
| Lake-Lehman dropped its first | 7:30 p.m., proceeds will go to the
| two starts of the second half losing | Fred Hennebaul Recovery Fund. To-
to Ashley 81-34 Friday night and | Big ght's game will find , the. hoop-
dropping a 72-48 verdict to Swoy- | sters of coaches Marie Morris and |
eravilie Tuesday. | Eliabetn Titus in a return match |
3 ne |gvith the Wilkes Colonelett |
B shlev fray, R {git e es Colonelevtes. J
I; the Ashley 4 a In the first game of the series Plans Bre Completed
For Valentine Dence
Applications accepted at the Educational-Guidance Institute,
29 W. Northampton Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Phone
VA 3-0166
Registration closes—Friday, February 9, 1962
high man with 9 tallies in a losing ?
| effort. White 22. Buckland 17 and fpiovey ois Lil 2 he gy
5 k | Misericordia efeate eir local |
Sure 15. sparked ‘the ‘Rockets of» rivals 51-41. Wilkes with a greatly Mrs. Alva Eggleston, president of
Olejnick Scores 34 | improved sextet will be geared to Dallas Senior Woman's Club, Ms. |
In losing to the Sailors, Bob Rog- | give the Back Mountain squad M. J. Brown, and Mrs. Joseph
ers copped scoring honors with | plenty of tough competition in hopes Schneider will be hostesses at the
| 20 tallies, 16 in the second half. | of their first victory over Miseri- Club’s Annual Valentine Dance to
| Ken Ellsworth: followed with: 15, | cordia since relations were initiated be held at the Irem Temple Country
| several years ago. Club Saturday from 9 to 1 a.m. Mrs.
| with 11 coming in the opening | £ ; : -
half g The game this evening will add Sherman Harter, General Chairman
| The-big scorer for the night was a timely element to the Hennebaul and Mrs. Jack Stanley, Co-Chair-
2 i | benefit since the three forwards who man, announce that reservations
| Olejnick of the Sailors with 34 tal- | > ree py ’
Tos 14 in the Hret half and oq ‘ Comprise the Misericordia starting
; : lineup are alumnae and former
n the third quarter before being p J
[in tae from = line-up by coach | teammates at Lehman High School. Harry Peifer up until noon Satur-
{Champ | Senior forwards Jean Drapiewski day, February 10.
Kemzura also chipped in with fond one ‘Swan al with | TET TTT
| 19 markers to aid Olejnick. | junior Sara Gregory played varsity | = USE THE POST CLASSIFIED |
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