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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1962
~ DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
— LUZERNE SIDEWALK SALE DAYS —
TRUCKSVILLE
Trucksville Fire Company will and Mrs. Donald Case and family
meet at the fire hall tomorrow |in Cazenovia, N. Y.
night. All men of the community Visiting Here From England
are invited to attend. Mrs. Emma Howe and Miss Eliza-
Mr. and Mm. Fred Holland, Car- | heth Morris of Leytonstone, Eng-
verton Road, have purchased a|Jand are spending some time with
home at Mt. Greenwood and will | Mr and Mrs. Charles Lawson of
move there shortly. | Holly Street. Mr. Lawson is a
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Case, Carver- nephew of Mrs. Howe and Miss
ton Roed, spent the week end with | Morris.
thelr son and ‘daughter-in-law, Mr. James Reynolds of Cherry Hill,
| SIDEWALK
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
GET FREE COUPONS FROM, THE
FOLLOWING PARTICIPATING STORES l
* ANN’S APPAREL * MAYERS VARIETY
* ARMY & NAVY STORE * NOVAKS CONFECTIONERY
* BUDDIES SHOP * FRED L. PARRY RAMBLER
* FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS
* GLOBE STORE
SIGN ONE OR MORE
6 P.M.
YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO
FREE!
50. !
at LUZERNE'’S fabulous
* PRITCHARD’S DRUGSTORE
* GREENWALD’S FURNITURE
* STRAUSERS FLOOR COVERING * THRIFT SHOES
JUST FILL OUT YOUR NAME — DROP
IN EVERY STORE!
DRAWING SAT. AFTERNOON
ICE CREAM FOR
ALL THE KIDS!
N. J., who is spending the summer
with his cousin, Thomas Peirce,
Rice Street. has been ill.
Fred Rundle has been ill at his
home on Maple Street, Fred is em-
ployed at the local post office.
Celebrates 75th Birthday
A party in honor of her 75th
birthday was given Mrs. Ira Hoover
of Holly Street by members of her
family at the Franklin Tea Room
in Center Moreland on Thursday
evening, July 19.
Attending were: 2: Mrs. Ellis Wil-
SALE!
IN BOX
WIN !
NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs.Albert Armitage
IDETOV&N, Bess Cooke
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, William
LEHMAN, Barbara Simms
- MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
NE 9-2544 ® Mt. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270
OR 4-5460 @ NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm NE 9-8522
NE 9-9531 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray GR 17-3271
NE 9-5187 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689
Hughes 696-1005 @
OR 4-8391 o y
GR 17-2734 @
AEN
liams, Mrs.
ming; Mrs. Bud Clark, Mrs. Sheldon
Patton, Mrs. Howard Mathers, and
Doris Mathers of Forty Fort; Mrs.
Theodore Poad, Mrs. William Eicke
of Shavertown; Mrs. Sheldon Ho-
over of Trucksville; and the guest
of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bullock,
Staub Road, are spending the week
with the latter's brother and sister-
in-law, Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Kint-
zer in Buffalo.
Ronald and Keith DeVincentis
spent a week at Sky Lake Camp in
Winsor, N. Y.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Williams
and family of Hatboro spent last
week with his mother, Mrs. Beat-
rice Williams of Hill Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard DeVincen-
tis and family of Long Island, N. Y.,
spent the week end with his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene DeVincentis,* S. Memorial
Highway.
Richard’ Dymond, Collingswood,
N. J., is spending some time with
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Crane of 246 Mea-~
dowcrest. :
{ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bullock and
family of Wyoming have moved to
a home on Maple Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeGrand and
son, Robert of Wilkes-Barre visited
here Sunday with friends and rela-
tives.
Suffers Injuries
Mrs. Wilson Honeywell, Pioneer
Avenue, suffered painful injuries to
her left hand and thumb when a
car door slammed shut.
Miss Judith . Lynsavage of Port
Allegheny is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rundale of Maple Street.
Picnic Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Owens and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edwards
entertained in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Prynn of Julliet, Ill. at
the Edward's home in Carverton.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ed-
wards of Bloomsburg; J. Hall Shaver
of Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Edwards, Sally and Dawn Edwards
of Carverton; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
SALE DAYS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY!
Lots Of Fun .. . hundreds
Come one and dll . . . to the Globe's
of real... old Fashioned Bargains !
Sidewalk Bazaar.
SHOES - PANTS - BLOUSES - SHORTS - SWIM TRUNKS - SCATTER RUGS - WOMEN’S DRESSES
MEN’S & BOYS’ SHIRTS - CHILDREN’S SPORTSWEAR .... AND LOTS MORE !
30-
PLUS
INSIDE THE
STORE —
MORE BARGAINS
Regularly — Values
NO STAMPS ON
y |
un
rLUS 100
From $1.89 to $5.99
SIDEWALK ITEMS!
‘2
EXTRA S&H
GREEN STAMPS
with Just $5.00 Purchase and Coupon
Seales Mery [790] Grose in Luzerne too |
: AVIONg BAN-LON | COUPON GOOD FOR |
u. 3 XEDETTES 1 15 SHIRTS 100 S&H GREEN STAMPS
Sg: ? In Addition
$2.9 LL $207 | on tim wm ions
ny DAESS a meveomoe |
\ 1 } | IN E STORE ONLY
NYLON SNEAKS Reg. $6.99 PANTS joo sen jk s—— fii iti Liew]
: (Reg. 4.95) $3 90 $1. Gd |
——— $1 99 Pair White, hy Patent Van Heusen Has 2 For $1.
DUNGAREES a SHIRTS BETTER DRESSES
81.99 Value SHIRTS $2.60 $4 o8
3 For 3. $1 2 ba Sleeve Raions or sine
SIZES 6 - 13 » Yo~ Dre Shire HALF - SIZES ~~ Reg. To 8.00
os MISSES’ —
OPEN THURS. & FRI.
Pl
NIGHTS
Ll a a
JAMAICA SHORTS
And SURFERS :
Sl.
Louise Fink of Wyo |
SWEET
Mr. and Mrs. Freas Keen, North
Lake, spent last week-end at
Cherry Tree, Pa. where they at-
tended the annual Smith Family re-
union. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
D. Owens, Harry and Ruth Owens
of Trucksville, and the guests of
honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoidra and
family of Highland Avenue visited
relatives in New Jersey last week.
*. Christy Croom of Summerville,
N. J. spent last week with her
cousin Linda Croom.
Mrs. Harold Croom and daughter
Linda attended the Croom reunion
held recently at Lake Genero.
Mrs. Lewis Roushey and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Garris and family
spent last week at Black Lake,
Canada. |
Mr. and Mrs.
Heller's Grove,
Canada last week.
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Watson,
Harris Hill Road, entertained at
their home Wednesday night at
dinner Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Sum-
mers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booth,
and Mrs. Sara Connors of Wilkes-
Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer
of Pittston; and Mr. and Mrs. John
Stone of Kingston. :
PFC Dan Kistler, 257 Meadow-
crest, is with the 109th Field Ar-
tillery at Fort Picket, Virginia for
two weeks of training.
Marguerite Dorsch has returned
ta Detroit, Michigan after spending
two weeks with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Greenwood of Terrace Avenue.
Visiting In Germany °
Mrs. Walter Truscott of Knob
Hill is visiting her husband who is
stationed in Germany with the
armed forces, Mrs. Truscott is the
former Betty Ruth Mathers. |
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of
Berwyn visited his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Johnson and family of Carverton
Road over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ringstrom
celebrated their 45th wedding anni-
versary ‘Wednesday with a family
dinner at Genetti’s in Hazleton.
George Gaylord,
were in Arden,
| SPECIALS
VALLEY
Keen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saun-
ders and daughter, Janice, all of
Wyoming, spent the week-end at
the Keen Cottage.
Jimmie Pall, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Pall, has returned home
after three days at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Crossley,
Connie, Joe and Bill, and Jack
North, Croyden, spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins, Hill of
Hope.
Paul Farver, who was admitted to
the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital last
week, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Long, and son,
Eli, Jr., Patterson, N. J. spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Long.
Robert Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Ross, Lake Silkworth, is
touring the New England (States.
Sayre reunion will be held
August 12, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Sayre, Sr.,
Lake Silkworth. Families will
bring a basket lunch.
Joseph Haines, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Haines sustained a
double fracture of the right arm
while fishing off his grandfather's
dock at Lily Lake last week. He was
taken to Nesbitt Hospital where Dr.
S. M. Davenport applied a splint. He
will observe his sixth birthday
tomorrow. \
Mr. and Mrs. James Yoder,
Virginia, Jimmie, Geralyn, and
Kenny have returned home after
spending a nine-day camping trip,
visiting Niagara Falls, and New York
State. |
David Cragle, had as his guest
last week, Ray Morgan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Morgan, Muhlen-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blazick had
as week-end guest their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bla-
zick, Joseph, Lance and Debbie Ann,
Levittown. Leonard is with the
Navy at Willow Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kitchen enter-
tained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bar-
ton Hough, Heights, Berwick; Mr.
and Mrs. William James and daugh-
SIDEWALK SALE
ter, Debbie, Clarks Summitt; Mr.
and. Mrs. Glenn Harvey, Harvey-
57 MAIN ST.
LUZERNE
The Bread Box
STORE HRS.
MON. -
8:45 AM. -
SUNDAY
SAT.
5:30 P.M.
FRESH WHITE
2 LOAVES 29¢
(REGULAR SIZE LOAF)
SLICED BREAD
1 LOAVES 31.
PKG. of
HOT DOG & HAMBURG BUNS
8...20c .
FRESH DO-NUTS
3% Doz.
8 AM. - 12 Noon
weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
ville; Misses Jeanette Harvey and
Rachel Bellas who are associated
with child Evangelism, in New
Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carl,
Timmie, Beth and Danny, Beach
Haven.
Senior choir, Maple Grove Metho-
dist Church, held a picnic at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Krel-
ler with the following attending,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kunkle, Bob:
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Holcomb, Jr.
Sandy and Gene; Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Cragle, Jr. and David; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Martin; Mrs. A. C.
Macri, and Ruth Ann; Doug Trum-
bower,
Young Adults of ‘Maple Grove
Methodist Church' held a picnic at
Lake Jean with the following fami-
lies attending; Mr, and Mrs. James
Yoder, Virginia, . Jimmie, Geralyn,
and Kenny; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cain,
Barry and Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Cle-
tus Holcomb, Jr. Sandy and Gene;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dennis, Ray-
mond and Mary ‘Ann; Mr. and Mrs.
George Haines, George, Jr., David,
Joseph, Karen and Paul; Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Cornell, Debbie, Dan-
ny and Dianne; Mr, and Mrs. Char-
les Kreller, Charlotte, Bradley and
Kenny; Mr. aad Mrs. Ord Trum-
bower, Doug; Mr. and Mrs. Sher-
man Kunkle, Bob; Mr. and Mrs:
Loren Cragle, David; Marilyn Livezy,
Janet Cornell and Ruth Ann Macri.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Post, sons,
Henry and Brent, and Kevin Ray
attended the stock car Races at St.
Johns Friday.
Meeker
W.S.C.S. PICNIC
W.S.C.S. picnic was held at the
home of Mrs. Albert Rebennack on
July 21. Guest speaker was Mrs.
Helen Squier ‘who spoke on the
Sixth W.S.C.S. United (States As-
sembly held at Atlantic City in May.
Colored slides were shown.
Present were; Edna Xarschner,
Addie Kyttle, Dorothy Steele, Glen-
doris Shilanski; JoAnn Steele, Edna
W. Rebennack, Mae King, Marie F.
Wolfe, Louise King, Mrs. S. Heydon,
Carrie Wolfe, Kathleen M. Brown,
Letha Wolfe, Ruth Rogers, Frieda
Roskos, Ruth Donsavage and Amy
Jo, Dorothy Bryant, Shirley and
Louise, Cornelia HaVrilla and Chris-
tine, Linda and Joann Rogowski,
Debra Alles, Conrad, Fred, Jean and
David Winter, Mrs. Hazel Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kyttle and
daughter April with Mrs. Lewis Kyt-
tle visited Saturday evening with
Mrs. Addie Kyttle and Mrs. Glen-
doris Shilanski. Mr. Kyttle who has
been working in North Dakota has
been transferred to Brooklyn; N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Cal-
ifornia, announced the birth of a
6 1b. 7 oz. daughter, Debbie Jane
July 25. Mr. Taylor is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Taylor, Loyal-
ville. Mrs. Taylor is a native Cal-
ifornian.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor and
children Nancy, Tommy and Tracey
Detroit, Mich., are spending two
Adrian
Taylor, Harvey's Lake. They visited
on Tuesday with Mrs. Annie Winter
and Mrs. Fred Winter and family.
Ted King, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne King left [Saturday for two-
weeks training with the 109 Field
Artillery at Camp Pickett, Virginia.
Linda Rogowski is spending some
time with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Alles and children Debbie and
John, Wilkes-Barre.
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Armstrong’s Hea Wet. , z
FELT Base Linoteum | J8¢ T5¢
(6’ Wide) Sq. Yd. Sq. Yd.
INLAID LINOLEUM 189 | 1.25
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9” x 18” STAIR TREAD | KOe 39¢
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Thursday, Friday Evenings Til 9
i186 Main St., Luzerne
4821 Open
Weekdays 9-6 :
{| of fact .
FRIDAY IS BIG
DAY INLUZERNE
Friday morning, twelve Luzerne
stores will launch another of their
fabulous Sidewalk (Sales. - Last year,
this same promotion was so suc-
cessful and the customers were very
enthusiastic over the exceptional
values they received. As a matter
. it’s a come early . . . first
come, first served affair .. , every
man for himself!
In addition to value packed days,
Friday and Saturday the merchants
have combined to offer a $50 cash
award that is to be drawn Saturday
afternoon at 6 o'clock, and free ice
cream for the kiddies.
The participating stores will pre-
sent customers with coupons that
are to be filled out and deposited
in a coupon box. .
The stores that will have special
sidewalk items are: Ann’s Apparel,
Army & Navy (Schechtman’s), Bud-
dies’ Men Shop, Factory Distributors,
Globe Store, Greenwald’s Furniture,
Mayer's Variety, Novak's 'Confec-
tionery, Fred L. Parry, Rambler,
Pritchard’s Drugs, Strauser’s Floor
Covering, Thrift Shoes.’
The winner must be present to
win the cash award.
Luzerne being one of the oldest
shopping centers in the Valley,
customers from the Back Mountain.
Parking is always available through
the courtesy of Luzerne National
Bank and many of the stores .are
open both Thursday and: Friday
evenings.
The merchants plan to continue
the cash awards for several weeks.
If you are planning to attend this
exciting sale, it will be wise to drive
to Luzerne early . . . the buys prom-
ise to be really great.
' Surplus Food Soon
Back Mountain area persons who
receive surplus food allotments
should note they must register and
present identification cards for pur-
poses of recertification of eligibility
Thursday, August 9, at Trucksville
Firehouse. Recertificaion will be
carried on durng the ordinary hours
( for distribution, 10 till 2.
I Those who do not appear will be
stricken from the list, excepting
emergencies, where proxies are per-
mitted in writing.
All persons must bring Social
Security numbers, or Public Assis-
tance Case numbers, whichever is
applicable.
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