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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
Women’s 10th annual Antique Show
and Sale will be held in the Par-
ish House, May 8, and 9, from 11
am. to 10 p.m,
Above are members of the pub-
licity committee at the home of
Mrs. James Besecker, Jr: Seated are
Mrs. Henry Doran, Mrs. Walter
Kozemchak, Mrs. A. DeWitt Smith
and Mrs. Besecker; standing, Mrs.
John Bradovchak and Mrs. Joseph
Law. Absent is Mrs. Robert Weav-
Er,
Fifteen. dealers will exhibit an-
Ready For, Annual Bntiques Show
| town; Mrs.
tiques. They are: Mrs. Robert Bal-
lard, Syracuse; Mrs. H. C. Bressler,
Kingston; Mrs. Mary Campion,
Scranton; Mrs. Robert S. Foote,
Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Donald Foster,
West Pittston; Mrs. Joselle Franc-
zak, Berwick; Mrs. Charles Forve,
Kingston; Mrs. Edwin Hogg, Wilkes-
Barre; Mrs. Dale Myers, Shaver-
P. J. Morgan, Forty-
Fort; Lois Derr, Berwick; The Schal-
lenbergers, Dallas; Mrs. Edith
Schure, Somerville; The Reynolds,
Franklin Folks; Silver Sleigh, Dal-
las.
Spring Fun Festival of Shaver-
town Elementary PTA will open
Saturday morning at 11 and remain
open until 4 on Shavertown Grade
School Grounds. Robert Voelker is
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Rich-
ard Sheldon, co-chairman.
Mrs. Edward Ditlow and Mrs.
Lester Hauck will be in charge of
tickets which must be purchased
for all games, rides, and booths.
Pony Rides are one of the main
features and there will be games
for children, including Fish Pond,
Hoop Throwing, Basketball Shoot-
ing Game, and a Dart-Balloon game.
A Snack Bar and Refreshment
Stand, complete with pizza, hot-
dogs, whimpies, soda, coffee, etc,
and lots of candy and pop corn will
be set up.
A Bake Sale and home made
candy booth will be on the school
grounds. A White Elephant Booth
will also sell flowers , house
plants, perennials and Annuals.
Under the direction of Alfred M.
Camp, Dallas Junior High School
Band will present a performance at
3. Dallas Junior High School Ma-
jorettes will appear with the band.
Main attraction of the Festival
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962
Shavertown PTA Fun Festival
Will Be Held Saturday
will be an “Aerial Scenic View
Ride over Wyoming Valley” to some
lucky child. Everyone attending the
Festival will have a chance to win
this ride given by George Horwatt.
The winner will be announced im-
mediately following the Band per-
formance. :
Also during the day, movies will
be shown in the YMCA Building.
These will comprise mainly of Car-
toons and will be shown at desig-
nated times throughout the day.
Sterling Farm Records
DHIR production records at Ster-
ling Farms, show five registered
Guernseys completing official tests,
all milked twice daily.
Sterling Aletta, 9 years old, 697
pounds of fat, 14,340 pounds of
milk, over a period of 305 days.
Sterling C. S. Flora, 8 years, 567
pounds fat, 12,100 pounds milk, 305
days; Sterling Minuet, 5 years, 571
pounds fat, 10,650 milk in 297
days; Sterling Sandy, 6, gave 528
pounds fat, 9,640 milk in 284
days; Sterling Fontana, senior 4-
year old, 681 pounds fat, 12,340
of milk, in 305 days.
B il = and also any business place where
ul ng 0 e sewage systems are to be of the
oh septic tank-subsurface disposal type
Division of Sanitation of Pennsyl- { and also those places which are
vania Department of Health re- going to use other than public
quires submission of plans for new | water supplies,
construction, additions, or altera- | Plans should include all food serv-
tions of all buildings which are pub- | ice facilities, and show anticipated
lic, semi-public, or commercial in | construction or changes in kitchen,
nature, where the public receives a | dishwashing areas, storage area,
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Gregory, Dallas, will henceforth
begin with the words “Bobs-Hill".
Exclusive use of this prefix name
has been granted by The Holstein-
Gregory Holsteins Granted
Exclusive Naming System
The names of all registered Hol- | Friesian Association of America. It
bred by Robert S. will become a permanent part of
official breed records at the organ-
staff and approved when all re-|ization’s national headquarters in
quirements are met. Any additional Brattleboro, Vermont.
information may be secured from
stein Cattle
service which has public health | toilet facilities, dining hall { George M, Livingstone, Regional Sell Quickly Through
significance, such as parks, camps, They are reviewed by a trained | Sanitarian, 71 North Franklin | The Trading Post
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from 5 to 8
Friday, May 4 - 8:00 to 11:00 (First Saturday every month)
: $2.75 per person
Come to the big dance at
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Forating HOTEL PRINCE
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THE PEOPLE
OF BACK MOUNTAIN
WANTED . . ..
THE PEOPLE
OF BACK MOUNTAIN
WILL GET....
NEW
ROADS!
SEN. HAROLD E. FLACK
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THIS IS
YOUR NEIGHBOR ....
THIS IS
YOUR FRIEND ....
PROTECT
THE SENIORITY
YOU HAVE
IN HIM!
He Had the Courage to Assure
The New Roads We Must Have
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economy.
There was no hypocritical cry-
ing of “I'm Against Everything”
when the time came and now
Luzerne County will get the roads
to meet demands of its changing
He risked the Pussyfooters' ire
to provide the funds.
In return he got final assurance
of the Harvey's Lake Road, the
Keystone Shortway and the An-
thracite Expressway.
Give Mr. Scranton a Chance, Too!
If he is elected he will have to
have men to help him put over his
program and the men best able to
do so are those with experience
and seniority.
. Senator Flack has been in the
Senate since 1954 and has been in
the Legislature ever since 1942.
He has never been anything
but a Republican and worked only
for the election of Republicans....
can say.
PULL LEVER 8-C
Which is more than his opposition