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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Shavertown Business Men's As- ¢
sociation and Back Mountain Shop-
ping Association have Combined ’
this week to stage a Washington
Birthday Sale. They hope this will
be the first of many Special sales
promotions in Shavertown.
Last year, the Back Mountain
Shopping Center’s Washington's
Birthday celebration was so success-
ful that Edward Humphreys, owner
of Humphreys’ Children’s Bootery
and Bob Boyer, manager of Mec-
Crorys, have worked avidly to in-
spire other merchants to join in the
event.
~ Each store has marked items
especially low and has special fea-
tures that will attract customers.
Those participating will be:
Henry's Jewelry gift & Card Shop,
Wally Gosart, Shavertown Lumber
Co., Whiting's Parts & Service,
Evans Drug Store, Hall's Drug
Store, Wyoming National Bank and
two restaurants, Bolton’s Diner and
Brace’s Coffee Shop, Dicton's
Bakery, The Laundercenter, Hum-
phreys’ Children’s Apparel’ and
Bootery, Adam's, Rosemary, Acme
Market De Remer's TV && Appli-
ance and McCrory’s.
Back Mountain Shopping Center
stores will feature Gift Certificates
worth $100. Coupons will be given
to customers of participating stores.
Drawing will be held Sanudey
night at the Center.
The Back Mt. Shoppng Contr As-
sociation was formed in Spring 1959.
and has held monthly meetings since |
its beginning. In anticipation of this
‘Washington Birthday Sales Event,
several of the Shavertown business
people met at The Dallas Post to
plan the advertising program and
" coordinate’ ideas,
«
It is sincerely hoped that all
Shavertown merchants will become |
interested in promoting Shavertown .
ASA Shopping area.
Ed. Humphreys, Jr. is president
of Back Mountain Shopping Center
Association
secretary and treasurer,
Shavertown Business Men's As-
sociation is headed by Andy Roan.
Russell Eyet is treasurer, Milton
Whiting, vice president and Jean De
Remer is secretary.
Book Club Cancelled
Back Mountain Library Book Club
February meeting, scheduled for
Monday, was cancelled due to slip-
pery roads. Book Club will hold its
March meeting on the third Mon-
day. A
Herd Of Deer RoSaiatn
After Hunt'ng Season
When the six deer who
of the Albert Ray home in Sweet
Valley disappeared with the
old Kevin Ray was
From his perch on top of
mother’s desk he had
them happily night after night dur-
ing summer and early fall.
his
Last week he climbed to the top
of the desk and looked out.
they were, all six of them, playing
tag in the meadow,
circles, kicking up the loose snow.
Hillside Lactation Record
Holstein-Friesian Association of
America has announced a new lac- |
tation average for the registered
Holstein herd of Hillside Farms,
Inc., which has 54 completed prod-
uction records averaging 14,745 lbs.
of milk and 563 lbs. of butterfat.
Lactation averages are calculated
on the commonly-employed two
milkings a day,
equivalent basis, for comparison and
selection in registered Holstein
breeding programs.
Pennsylvania State University sup-
nN the weighing and testing.
One trouble that jet planes have
got is that there are no longer any
distant relatives. —Changing Times
and Robert Boyer, is |
had |
played in the meadow within sight |
ad- |
han ent of hunting season, eight year !
distraught.
watched |
He |
was sure that they had been killed. |
There |
running in i
305 day, mature |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22,
Al Shavertown Merchants Are Featuring
Big Washington's Birthday Sales Event
Troop 281 Observes
Boy Scout Week
Boy Scout Troop 281,
Davies, Scoutmaster, observed Boy
Scout Week with a covered dish
ham supper sponsored by the
Mother's Auxilliary at Dallas Meth-
odist Church. Mrs. Robert Block,
chairman, was assisted by Mrs.
John Blase and Mrs. George Hess,
co-chairmen. An impressive deco-
rating theme of ‘Patriotic and
World Scouting’ was under co-
chairmanship of Mrs. Marshall Rum-
baugh and Mrs. Harold Schooley.
William Baker was toastmaster,
Miss Marie Thevenon, first aid
instructor, staged an interesting
demonstration with boys displaying
their new skills. She awarded cer-
tificates to Bruce and Marc Davies,
Calvin Tinsley, Tom Rowett, James
Knecht, Robert: Kelley, David Hess,
Joe Goode and Donald Dennis.
Highlight of the evening was a
Court of Honor conducted by the
Scoutmaster, Merit badges were
awarded to Robert Schooley, for
Personal Fitness, Athletics, Soil and
Water, and Public Health; Larry Ed-
wards, Citizenship in Nation, Wood-
carving, Home Repairs, Camping,
Public Health, and Safety; William
Baker, Citizenship
Home Repairs, and Camping; James
Yarnal, Saving and swimming. Sec-
ond class badges to James Carey,
Tom ‘Rowett and Jeffry Townsend;
first class badges to Donald Dennis,
Bruce
in Community, |
Bruce Davies, and’ Robert Kelley;
star badge to Marshall Rumbaugh.
The year pins were also pre-
sented as follows: 4 years, Larry
Edwards; 3 years, Robert Van Or-
den, William Baker, Arthur Miller,
Robert Schooley; 2 years. John
Gager, Donald Bulford, David Hess,
George Mahler, Marshall Rumbaugh,
Tom Rowett, Calvin Tinsley, Jeffry
Townsend, Robert Wiley and James
Yarnal; 1 year, Richard Bayliss,
James Carey, Richard Cross, Bruce
and Marc Davies, Donald Dennis,
Robert Elston, Joe Goode, James
Knecht, Robert Kelley, Raymon Mec-
Clary, William Rowett, James
A RN NN NN NN NN NNN NEN NNN Nx
3-DAY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
SPECIAL
Twist For Freddie
Dinner March First
A Twist for Freddie spaghetti
: dinner for benefit of the Fred Hen-
nebaul Recovery Fund is slated for
March 1 at Wahoo Inn. Previous
plans for another place were can-
celled due to uncertain weather
conditions. Dancing (The Twist) to
Glenn Spencer's band will be a
feature.
Elizabeth Pettinato is chairman.
Make reservations with Dick Wil-
liams, Harveys Lake directory,
Smith, Scott Strohl
Faulls.
and James
Large Bowl
Homemade Beef, Vegetable Soup
Crackers
<= 30
We have moved around the corner!
Now located in former home of
) Value Shop
BRACGE’S
COFFEE. SHOP
13 E. CENTER ST.
SHAVERTOWN
2,
BACK
LOW-LOW PRICES
Featured During The
3-DAY
| FRIDAY
I SATURDAY
DE REEMERS
TV and APPLIANCES
SHOPPING CENTER
MT.
SHAVERTOWN
WASHINGTON’S
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
1962
MARKETS
SECTION B—PAGE 1
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BIG GEORGE WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY
NOW GOING ON AT THE
SALE
BACK MOUNTAIN SHOPPING CENTER
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