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There will be a public meeting
in the interests of the Franklin-
Northmoreland Township Ambu-
| lance Association on May 1 at 8 at
~ Center Moreland Methodist Church
Schoolhouse. At this public meeting
directors and executive. officers of
refreshments after the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hess, Run-
nemede, N. J. spent Easter with
Mr. Hess’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hess of Demunds, Mrs. Philip
(Mary Hess) Quarrier and son,
John, and daughter, Barbara, of
Thornton, Ill, also have been home
with the Henry Hesses. Also daugh-
ter, Nancy Hess, has returned to
~ the association will be: elected. The |her studies at West Virginia Wes-
committee in charge will also serve leyan University in Buckhannon.
COLORING
CONTEST
Aunt Jemima is
Coming to Dallas
For Kiwanis Club Pancake Day
Saturday, May 5, 1962
WIN A $25 SAVINGS BOND
Color the outline of Aunt
Jemima’s likeness pictured
below — list your name, address & phone number and
drop your entry in the box located in the
Miners National Bank
of Wilkes-Barre
Dallas
Office
Dallas, Pa.
Contest ends at 5:00 p.m,
Wednesday, May 2, 1962.
If your entry is judged best you will receive a $25 Savings
Bond.
Aunt Jemima will announce the winner at the Pancake
Supper — Saturday, May 5.
Name
Address
Phone
/
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962
TRAVELLING TEAMS
Beaver Run had a big night Sat-
urday against DeLuca’s Music, tak-
ing all 4 with two bowlers, Oops!
Five bowlers in person, but
The boys were willing to help in
third game, Ronnie, to make sure
you hit 400. The 155 wasn’t too
bad. And Tom Cross—191-134 (?)
(504)—Al Ciccarelli hit 534.
Carl Roberts led the scoring
with a big 225 (590) and Sid
Fielding hit 208-202 (583).
Nice going, boys!
Addy Asphalt won 4 from Cappy’s
Furniture with three men rolling
in 600’s. Tom Gauntlett was high
(Tom) with 224-200 (612); Leo
Yankoski had 216-210 (607) and
| Nick Stredney hit 190-191-225 (606).
fl | Chill Williams hit 193 and Bob
Moore posted 194.
Niagara Cyclo took only 1 from
§ | Sacret Heart Recreation with Tony
Pineno out in front with 196-227
(602). John Hustey rolled 196-191
and T. Jasonis hit 191 (560).
GEORGE SHUPP
Wreckers hold six-point lead with
| two weeks remaining in GEORGE
SHUPP League after 4-timer over
Casterline Hauling Monday. Wreck-
ers have 45 points.
Bill Morton 203-190 (570), Bill
Amos 193 (522), Al Kalafsky 517
and Russ Monte 192 (511) were
big men for Wreckers. (Where was
the ever reliable Jack Trudnak?)
Bert Mitchell 200 (518) hit for the
“haulers”.
Joe Shemanski copped secor-
ing honors' with his 213-214
(611) series helping Berti &
Sons to move into second spot
with 39 points.
In sweeping 4 from Sports-
men Joe also had help from
Stan Dicton 219 (574), Oak
Brace 529, George Shupp 204
(526) and Ron Fielding 203
(511).
Sportsmen showed Bialogowicz 191
(575) and Kocher 212 (511).
Meade’s Garage hold third with
38 points with 3-timer from Noxen
VFW as Ed Yankoski 190 (532),
| Meade 514 and Hudak 514 led
scoring. VEW had Race 201 (539)
and Loomis 192° (530). Congratula-
tions Lum!
Bob Moore 212-204 (589%) along
with a 209 from Lyle Crispell was
the main factors in Crispell’'s 3-
timer from Crusaders in close match.
Crusaders had Fallon 198 and Loh-
man 504.
Raiders gave Dallas Lions a “shel-
lacking” in 4-point win as Mike
Rudck showed the way with 209
(562) along with Gareis 201 (536)
and Barsh 507. Lions had George
Thomas scoring 231-205 (592).
Reminder that the league
banquet will be held at Sports-
men Bar & Grill, Monday, May
28th. ’
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Boyd White's holds top position
in Community League with 327,
points, Mercury Motors and Orch-
ard Farms tied in second, 30 points
each, Guyette’'s T-V has 297%.
White's took 4 from Guyette's as
D. Peterson rolled 224-193 (597)
and Frank Kardell had 212-191
(571).
Kostrobola was big scorer of
the night, rolling 193-224-196
(623) for Orchard Farms, as
his team took 4 from Besecker’s
three man team. Roth posted
193-226 (600) for Ben Frank-
lin, but with only two men up,
the team lost all 4 to Mercury.
Bolton hit 192; ‘Stanton 191; Bolt-
on 192; Cathrall 215.
COUNTRY LEAGUE'S SCORES
Lil Krajewski led the scoring
recently with 188-177-185(550)
for Top Shelf and Anita Pascav-
age hit 169-212 (514) for Bo-
car..
Evelyn Roberts rolled 160-
| CROWN IMPERIAL LANES
BOWLING
NEWS
That nice insurance man!
a —
167-186 (513) for 0’Connells,
Grace Sickler had a nice series
of 498 (173-179); Evelyn Kamont
496 (192). Doris Berlew chalked up
175 (490) and Flossy Lewis 170-
161 (472).
Other top scores were Rose Nov-
roski 177-456; Liz Weale 186 (448);
Carol Hadsel 161 (405);
Lorre *
BY DORIS MALLIN
Sheckler 162; Marg Milne 170.
There wag a contest this week
between Jean Agnew of Trost-
er’'s and Kate Gansel of Top
Shelf as both girls strung out
4 strikes in a row during the
second game——outcome: Jean
had 209 (499) and Kate Gansel
hit 192.
Mt. Zion
Holy Week this year was marked
by the meetings I didn’t attend, the
things I didn’t do. Throat trouble
and a general feeling of not want-
ing to do much but sleep! I did
[get to help Wesley Crompton with
the Holy Thursday Communion at
Derr Memorial. Voice was like a
growly bear, but I had only one
coughing spell—just as the choir
began its lovely anthem. It kept
on singing!
I postponed my usual Thursday
calls at Valley Crest until Friday.
Dorothy got home from Baltimore
a little before noon on Friday. She
wrote us that she had a nice sur-
prise on Palm Sunday seeing Mar-
jorie and Hal Seiple down in Bal-
timore.
Dorothy got to attend church and
choir rehearsal Friday night here
and sang in the choir at our sun-
rise service and also the 11 o'clock.
Dottie tells us “as far as I know
now I will be going to Kimpese, not
far from Leopoldville, to teach in
a new school of Public Health be-
ing set up by the Congo Polytechnic
Institute.” . She expects to get her
degree, Master of Public Health,
from Johns Hopkins on June 12.
A lot of things to get done, get to-
gether, pack to take and pack to
leave behind by August 1 when she
leaves U. S. .A.
Sunday was a bright Easter. The
Public Address system apparently
worked nicely for those who sat
downstairs for the service. Several
spoke to me congratulating me on
my birthday. I don’t have a birth-
day on Easter very often. It was
good to have my family all together
for the occasion. Dottie drove back
to Baltimore late Sunday afternoon.
Hristo arti apt remem pore eeiee eA
DP rs
Another Maryland-ite arrived
home Friday, too. Patricia Lewis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Lewis, is spending the post-Easter
week with her parents. Miss Lewis
lives and teaches in Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Marie Pomeroy of ‘Sutton
Creek entertained over Easter her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Herbert and
three children, Logan, John and
Kittie. They are from Ellendale,
Delaware. Kittie remained till
Thursday, the = rest returned to
Ellendale = where Mrs. Herbert
teaches school,
The Leon VanTuyle family was
pretty well represented Easter Sun-
day. Mrs. Noreen Sharpe from
Muncy was home. Glenn, the pre-
medic from Lafayette was also home.
Says the course is a stiff one, but
all the other students say the same
thing about it.
Lisses, Berger, Attend
Optometrists Reunion
April 14 - 15, Dr. Aaron S. Lisses,
and Dr. Irving Berger, Dallas, at-
tended the annual alumni reunion
of Pennsylvania State College of
Optometry in Philadelphia,
Dr. Lawrence Fitch, President of
the College, in opening the post-
graduate educational sessions, fea-
turing world renowned specialists in
the contact lens field, cited the
need for public awareness of an
impending shortage of optometrists
and a resultant unavailability of
vision care service to the general
public.
‘Southeast of Benton,
ALL DAY PUBLIC SALE
In COLUMBIA COUNTY, 15 Miles North of Bloomsburg, 3 Miles
2 Miles East of Stillwater,
FOLLOW SALE ARROWS
SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1962 — 9:00 A. M.
LUNCH ON THE GROUNDS
4 FARMS, Totalling 906 ACRES
Pennsylvania.
FARM No. | -
FARM No. 3 -
Stalls, 3 Large SILOS,
Also Hay Barn, Corn Cribs.
payment of an additional 10%."
250 ACRES
134 ACRES — ErQUIPPED FOR POULTRY.
Wil] handle 5,000 Layers and 20,000 Broilers. 3 Houses, Orchard, etc.
FARY A Xo, 4 - 215 ACRES — FRAME HOUSE and HAY
- Mostly tillable land. A Real Grain Farm .
Tan Sal tiles from the other unit. Nearly all Tillable Tend
TERMS — 10% Down Sale Day. Immediate possession can be had upon
Final settlement April 1, 1963. These are
good farms, but will sell at your own price as they are selling out of season.
Must be sold due to owner’s health. FARMS SELL AT 10:00 A.M.
ALSO SELLING IS —
125
Registered & Grade
Certified Bloodtested, Vaccinated & TB Atereditod
GUERNSEYS
This is one of Pennsylvania’s highest pro-
ducing herds to be sold anywhere this year.
The herd is headed by an outstanding WYNO
BELLE BUTTERFAT BULL, his Dam Clearhearts Dainty (V.G.) has many
real records, one of 16,916 Milk, 929 lbs. Fat in 305 Days. The Junior Herd
Sire is from a Cow with 20, 138 Milk, 948 lbs. Fat.
94 COWS — 28 BRED HEIFERS
41 OPEN HEIFERS and CALVES — 2 BULLS
Cows selling with many high records.
Mostly level tillable land.
Fertile Soil. 3 FRAME HOUSES, LARGE BANK BARN with wing at-
tached, 14 x 36 Concrete Stave SILO.
Turkey Buildings, 2-Story Chicken House. 2 Streams, Large Farm Pond.
Houses are in excellent condition and have all conveniences.
FARM No. 2 - 247 ACRES — EQUIPPED FOR DAIRY.
Large Brick and Tile DAIRY BARN with 60 Comfort Stalls and Box
also Large MILK HOUSE. Heated Calf Barn
Maternity Barn, Ete. 3 HOUSES — All Conveniences. 2 Small Streams.
This Farm adjoins Farm No. 1.
Another Bank Barn, Lot of
Herd is on H. I. R. testing. A group
Number 4 is
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He gave me a special
1 OW rate on my
“auto Insurance
Called me:a™ preferred
i risk". At means I'm
a GOOD driver.
Don’t believe all you hear about #women drivers’.
The girls are astonished sometimes to know that hard
headed insurance companies gladly give special low
j=
rates to women drivers.as well as men.
I's driving skill and courtesy that makes a good driver. ”
For men AND women drivers who fulfill certain re-
quirements (the majority do) we offer special below.
average rates for automobile insurance.
If you've been paying too much for. automobile insure f
ance, check with us right now to. find out if you're in
a “preferred driver” classification.
Harold E. Flack
You Fe Insurance Agency
ee BROOKS BUILDING
®
VA 3-289
of Very Outstanding Bred Heifers. This herd will suit the most discriminating
breeder and will add life to any herd. Unusual large size, beautiful udders,
excellent producers. All sell regardless of price. Also selling i is ALL MODERN
FARM EQUIPMENT and TOOLS.
Farmall 400 — 350 Diesel and 3 Farmall M. Tractors
One is Super M, all fully equipped. 4-Row Cultivator, 4-Row Corn Planter,
3-Bottom Trip Back Plow, 4-Bottom Rubber-Tired Pull- Type McCormick
Yedranlic Plow. 2 McCormick No. 40 P. T. O. Spreaders, one mounted on
a truc ‘
Hay Crimper — 55 T Baler — Large Elevator
36 foot Kings Wise Bale Elevator, New J. D. Crimper, Stalk Cutter, 2 - 16
Hoe Grain Drills, 5-Bar McCormick Pull- Type Hay Rake on rubber, 2.3
Section Spring Tooth Harrows, Cultipacker, 7 foot Fast-Hitch McCormick
Mower, Small Grain Elevator, McCormick Corn Harvester.
12 ft. Combine — New 2 MH Mounted Picker
McCormick ~ Self-Propelled Combine with Grain Tank, Cornpicker is late
Grease Well type, 1 Ton Kelley Duplex Feed Mixer, New John Deere Ham-
mer Mill, 3 Silage Wagons with false end gates, Grove Self Unloading Unit,
Manure Loader for a Farmall M, Steam Cleaner, McCormick Lime and
Fertilizer Broadcaster.
No. 5 McCormick Flail Chopper
Shop Tools, Turkey Equipment, 100 DUCKS, 12-Can Milk Cooler, Lot of
Milk Cans, 4-Unit Surge Milker, 4 Stainless Steel Units, 20 feet of Bilage,
and many other articles.
wm —— — Sale Managed by the —
SANGER LAND AND CATTLE NATIONWIDE AUCTION CO.
Paul E. Sanger, Mgr. & Pedigrees—Phone UN 64725, Myerstown or Bloomsburg 784-3200
MAYWOOD FARMS CARTER BACHE, JR., Manager
CARTER BACHE, Owner
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