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| DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1962
FRIDAY &SATURDAY - AUGUST 3rd 3 4th
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
We welcome, Mr. and Mrs. John
Wilkes and sons Paul and Jack,
formerly of Larksville, who have
purchased the home of Walter Ray
on Chase Road. The Rays have
moved to Meadowcrest. We also
welcome the Teske family from
Plymouth who are in their newly
built home at Chase Manor.
Huntsville Methodist W.S.C.S.
held their annual picnic July 26 at
Nay Aug Park, Scranton, with
twenty-five adults and ten children
in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and
family, Berwick, have returned
home after a week with Mrs.
Young's mother, Mrs. Mary Pudi-
mott. : t ;
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FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED
ANN’S APPAREL
MAIN STREET, LUZERNE
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TERRIFIC BARGAINS
2 GROUPS
DRESSES
$3 and $5
ALL SALES FINAL
ALL SPORTSWEAR,
SKIRTS, BLOUSES,
SWEATERS REDUCED
DRASTICALLY
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LUZERNE SIDEWALK SALE
Reg. 98 Value
Heavy
TURKISH TOWELS
Size 24 x 46 (Ex. lg.)
white, yellow, pink
turquoise, brown
le 2 for $1.00
Inflatable i 36”
INDIAN CANOE
val. to 1.79) y
Special $1.00
Boys’ 1st Quality
Short Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS
Matching
WASH CLOTHS
5 for $1.00
99¢
i 11 qt. (Water)
PLASTIC PAILS
| hc ea.
Sizes 4 - 16 (1.49 val)
. Men's
Short Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS
$1.00
| MAYER'S VARIETY
(Val. to 11.49)
90 MAIN
LUZERNE
WRENS IN CLOTHES BAG
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sher-
weod and children, Denise and
Scott, of ‘Sherwood Forest’ are
visited by an assortment at
their bird feeder all year long.
Several days ago while hanging
up her wash, Mrs. Sherwood
reached into her clothes pin
bag hanging on the clothes line
outside a kitchen door and
found that ‘Jenny Wren’ had
built a mest and laid five eggs.
Three wrens have hatched and
the mother sits unafraid in the
nest while Mrs. Sherwood
hangs out her clothes. The
Sherwoods’ are trying to figure
out how ‘mother wren’ is going.
to get her little ones out of the
bag to teach them to fly.
Congratulations to Mrs. Mary
Pudimott who celebrated her birth-
day July 25. Her son William will
celebrate his 21st, birthday August
2, and her daughter, Beverly Ann
will be 10 years old August 12.
Laurie and Sharon Kittle, daugh-
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Kit-
tle, have returned after several
days with their paternal grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kittle,
Moorestown.
HAVE NEW SON
Mr. and Mrs William Lozo,
Jr.,announce the birth of a son
July 27, at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Lozo is the former Lila
Parry, Chase. Mr. Lozo is em-
ployed as assistant pharmacist
at Evans Drug Store. They
have two other soms, Todd and
William.
Congratulations to Back Mountain |’
Little League All Stars. In “the
background and somewhat forgotten
are the Minor Little Leaguers who
come out faithfully, trying hard to
be recognized and to make the first
team. At present there is a 3-way
tie between Jackson-Lehman-Dallas
and Fernbrook. And even further
back and almost totally ignored are
the small kids who are trying hard
to make the Farm Teams!
Congratulations to Mrs. Sterling
Brown who celebrated her birthday
on July 29 and to her daughter,
Linda, who celebrated her four-
teenth July 26. |
Mrs. Anna Dubil, mother of Mrs.
Mary Pudimott is in poor condition.
Mrs. Marvin Brown is spending
some time in St. Petersburg, Florida,
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bredbenner.
Mrs. Mary Ashton is home from
visiting with her daughter and son-
in-law at Penns Square to meet her
new grandson, Albert William Ash-
ton’ born July 4.
Mrs. George Major and her
daughters, Gina Marie, age 3-%
months have returned home after
spending a weeks vacation at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Smith
near Asbury Park, N. J.
A
SIDEWALK DAYS |
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Bissell
SWEEPER BEDROOM GROUP
4 Pe.
Golden Mist
Reg. at 12.00
SPECIAL Was 169.00
Now 7.95 Now 98.00
Revere Mohogony
TEA KETTLES
Copper Bottoms
CEDAR CHESTS
(With Tray)
BUSHEL BASKETS
1.49
(2% quart) ) Reg. 59.95 |
208 | row 39.95 |
Galvanized Sunbeam
HAIR DRYER
Was 26.95
Great Value
19.99
(Reg. 7.00)
STEP LADDER
Now 4.98
SUMME
TRY
R FURNITURE
AT BIG SAVINGS
US FIRST!
CHARGES
COIR IRXRXIIIIUIXIIQOUHROONN
LY
FURNITURE »
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
GIFTS
ONE STOP
“SHOPPING
(3 HRT
HOUSEWARE
my Items At Big Savings
~ GREENWALD'S
ic IN LUZERNE
NO
FINANCE
CHARGES
Noxen
Calvin Keiper, Oneonta, N.Y. is
spending several days with relatives
and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winner,
Charles and Peggy are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Winner at Lakewood,
California, also other relatives at
Roseville and Los Angeles.
Edgar Engelman and family have
gone to spend a-two week vacation
at Cayuga Lake. Lewis Hopfer has
taken over the milk route in Edgar's
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Casterline
and family, New Jersey, recently
visited Mrs. Edna Casterline and Mr.
William Race.
Larry Pederson spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin [3ick-
ler, Newark, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keiper spent
the past week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Vanderhoff, and family,
Metuchin, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone, Eyers-
ville, Pa., visited Mr. and Mrs.
| liam Engelmon on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Siglin and
son, Stanley of Ambler, Pa. and
Merly Siglin, Langhorne, Pa., spent
the weekend with the Harry Siglins.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Miner,
Chenango Forks, spent several days
last week with his father, Jack
Miner. .
+ Mrs. Walter Galka Sr., Tommy
and Susie, Mr. and Mrs.
Womer and, family, of Fairless Hills,
spent the weekend with Mr .and Mrs.
Walter Galka, Jr., and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Case and
family of Buffalo, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Loren Case.
Mrs. Maxwell Weber, Stull, will
enter the General hospital on Mon-
day for x-rays.
Mrs. Frank Micklo, Newark, N.J.
has moved te Wyoming due to. the
health of her two year old son, who
is afflicted with asthma.
Richard Rauch, Macungie, Pa. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Rauch and child-
ren, Camphill, spent the weekend
with Mrs. G. H. Rauch.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shook
Terry, Carl and Kurt spent an en-
joyable three days in the Adiron-
dak ‘Mountains, last week were
they visited the North Pole, Enchan-
ted Forest, Thousand Animals, Front-
iertown and the Museum.
Weekend guests at the Chester
Keipers were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Williams and family, Lancaster. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Keiper and family
of Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. will
spend a week with them.
Mrs. Dorothy French visited Mr.
and Mrs. William Macintosh at Ave-
nul, N.J. They drove her home on
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Pascucci, pf Edison, N.J. came along
for the weekend.
Mrs. Henry Lane, Mrs. Albert
Jones, Mrs. Kenneth Jackson and
Marlyn and Mrs. Wm. Jones visited
Airman First Class Larry Lane at
the Navel Hospital in Philadelphia.
Larry underwent an operation on
| his nose and is reported in good con-
| dition.
Danny Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
!Carl Smith is scheduled for minor
surgery at the General Hospital on
Monday.
Vivienne Pelhitieri, Trenton, N.J.
is spending two weeks with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bigelow, while her parents are on
vacation.
Mary Ann Sevenski spent last
week in Atlantic City.
Howard Leibenguth, Endicott is
spending a week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leibenguth. His
wife Betty and two children are in
| Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Harold Hess and nephew Sam Hess |
| Rochester, N.Y., spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hess.
_ Mrs. Albert. Christman and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Edna DuBois, Oneonta,
N.Y. spent Sunday with Mrs. Dorothy
| French and the Joseph Shalatas.
Loyalville
Mrs. Addie Payne left with son,
Earl, and wife, Clara, for Pitts-
burgh where she is continuing to re-
cuperate from a recent operation.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Luther Hummel. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Ward accompanied
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hummel son
David and daughters Lorrie ve-
turned home after vacationing with
his parents the Luther Hummels.
Their baby Patsy spent her vacation
with aunt in York.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hummel and
family left for home in Lorain, Ohio,
after vacationing with parents, and
Aunt Marjorie of Sorber Mountain.
Mrs. Harry Froehlich and sons,
Harry and Steven, spent some time
with mother Agnes Sorchik and
brother Walter and family. They left
for Los Angeles, Calif. to meet her
husband who has been there since
March. They intend to make their
future home in California. They
are formerly of Abington.
Mrs. Virgie Wolfe returned home
from Sydney, N. Y. where she spent
some time with her sister Helen
Cordner who is ill in Sydney Hos-
pital.
Loyalville Methodist Sunday
School Picnic was held at the
Church Grounds Saturday after-
noon. Games were played and a
picnic supper enjoyed.
Loyalville W.S.C.S. is planning a
sale August 22 consisting of rum-
mage, new things, and baked goods.
Anyone wishing to donate please
contact any member of W.S.C.S.
Mrs. Arthur Darnell and Mrs.
At (nd
Urban.
Idetown
SP/4 William W. Meade, sta-
tioned in Africa for a year had a
leave in Athens, Greece.
Mrs. Hope Ide who is working at
Bear Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Mims and son Douglas of
Apalachin, N. Y., spent Tuesday
with Bess ‘Cooke. Helen Williamson
of Philadelphia was also a caller.
' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthews
and daughter Pammy of Bingham-
ton are visiting Grandma Hilbert
and Aunt Lila Felt.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover had
as weekend guests from New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Spencer and
children Linda, Gailm, and Allen;
Rev. and Mrs. David Haines and
children Ginnie, Barbie and David
Jr.; Adele Newman and Rev. Robert
Smith. Monday night the Hoovers
entertained at a cook out for their
guests along with other guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Hoover and daugh-
ter Patsy; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ho-
Wil | over and two daughters Sherly and
Joanne. :
Serving and Waiting class held its
picnic on the lawn of Mrs. Elisa
Gillman. Present were: Mrs. Emory
Luther Hummel visited Fred Marth
last week.
‘South District Democrat Women's
Club had its annual picnic at Vic's
Grove July 22.
Mrs. Mathew Price is spending
some time in Harrisburg.
NIENIUS REUNION
Annual Nienius Reunion was held
at Vic's Grove recently. Games
were played and a picnic lunch en-
joyed.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Nienius and Marlene, Plymouth; Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Truskowski, Sr.,
Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
MacDermott, Donna and David,
Stillwater; Mrs. Bertha Meeker,
Hunlock Creek; Glenn Meeker,
Baltimore, Maryland; Marilyn Meek-
er, Bronx, New York; Mrs. Susan
Vinesky, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel © Vinesky, Diane, Carol, and
Barbara, (Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Darnell, Bernie, Eddie,
and Linda, Mrs. Mary Nienius, Mrs.
Diana Wegner and Ricky, Loyalville.
TAT ——
\BIG SAVINGS!
40-HOUR
ALARM CLOCK
"Quite Tick"—Full Bell
REG. $2.98
NOVAK'S
Main Street
LUZERNE
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Hilbert, Ruth Worthington, Mrs.
Ethel Shaver, Marie Spencer, Mrs.
Libbie Smith, Mrs, Corey Meade,
Mrs. Jesse Boice, Mrs. Floyd Ho-
over, Mrs. John Race, Mrs. Ernest
Fritz, Mrs. Pearl Connor and the
host, Mrs. Elisa Gillman,
The Dallas Post
Hadsel, Mrs. Lila Felt, Mrs. Hattie |
Cub Pack Has Outing
Den 2, Pack 155 Trucksville Cub
Scouts held an outing at Washko's
tenth birthday.
ming were enjoyed by William Ger-
ton, Michael Fiske,
John Vojtko,
Fiske, Anthony Fiske, Diane Cooper.
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Quilt Lined
ARMY & NAVY STORE
MEN'S: & + BOYS’
WINTER JACKETS
Value $10.98
Uses The famous Mrs. Eugene Cooper and Mrs.
Kenro Camera ‘In Its Mary Fiske, den mothers, were
OFFSET DEPARTMENT present.
SCHECHTMAN’S
84 MAIN STREET,
LUZERNE
Across from Acme Market
‘3.
MISSES’
1st Quality
& GIRLS’
WRANGLERS
Value 3.
‘2.
Reg. $4: Ladies’
SKIRTS
& Girls’ Sizes
Bluebell — Dacron & Cotton
Asst. Styles - Irregulars
MEN'S & BOYS’
SWEATERS
$5. Value
Irregular -
GRAB BOX
ASS’T. MERCHANDISE
Damaged
25¢
BOYS’
Irregular - Damaged
SCHOOL PANTS
(Reg. $4.00)
OPEN Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. - Nights
$1.00
Grove July 26 to help Jay Carey, a |
member of the pack,celebrate his |
Games and swim- |
Allen Cooper, |
Jay Garey, Mathew
Factory Distributors
In The Center Of The Town
OPEN FRIDAY and
SIDEWALK SALE
SATURDAY NITE.
WINTER
for
Here's « Your Chance
the entire family at give-a-way prices
To
Before, The Season And Save Money
SPECIAL FOR ‘OUR SIDEWALK SALE ONLY
JACKETS
Buy Winter Jackets
Boys’
HIGH SNEAKS
Reg. $2.98 $1 00
"
(Sizes 2 to 5)
Men's
KNIT SHIRTS
$1.43
Reg. 2.98
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LUZERNE
MOTOR CO.
SPECIALS
’61 FORD
Fairlane 500, 4 dr. sedan, com-
pletely equipped.
187%.
’55 FORD
Fairlane Club Sedan,
heater, Automatic
$450.
’54 FORD
Customline V8, 4 dr. sedan
Radio, Heater, Automatic.
1 510s.
‘6! BORGWARD
(German made) Club Sedan.
Fully equipped
$1175.
’58 PLYMOUTH
Club Sedan. Heater, Push But-
ton, 2 tone.
$795.
Extra Special
'54 BUICK
4 dr. Sedan. Full power
radio,
| '54 FORD
b V8. 4 dr. Sedan.
| Equipped.
$150.
* '60 VALIANT
4 dr Station Wagon. Completely
S13.
’56 CHRYSLER
Hard Top New Yorker 2 dr.
Full power.
Fully
Loafers & Oxfords
Reg. $3.98
$2.29
Blue - White
Red - Black
92¢
| — All swim suits - for the entire family.
/2 PRICE Buy Now and Save. | $145.
Ladies’ Girls’ 3
PEDAL PUSHELS Sleeveless BLOUSES aD MeRouny Radio
> & SHORTS KNIT POLOS Heater, Auto. Trans, [Power
Values to $2.98 9 A Values to $1.98 hc Steering.
Men's Gils and Boys | $395.
CANVAS SHOES OXFORD SNEAKS 59 Eon
Cushion Innersoles Small size 5 to big size 3 fri
|
Norman Loe Bens-
berg and daughter, Karen, left for |
home in Baltimore, after spending a |
weeks vacation with parents Mr. |
FRIDAY
BUDDIES
MAIN STREET
and SATURDAY
ONLY
LUZERNE
HANES
T-SHIRTS
IRREGULARS
2 for $1
wo soon BAN-LON SOX pr. $1.5
VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS
SHORT SLEEVE -
WASH and WEAR
$9 60
ODD LOT
HUSH
PUPPIES
36.
SUMMER
SPORT
COATS
$16.95 VAL.
$10.
TO
MANY
BIG
SPECIALS
BOYS’
oLoTHiNg
FURNISHINGS
UP: TO
50% OFF
STRAW
HATS
V2 OFF
Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans.
$1145.
’56 PLYMOUTH
§ Suburban Station Magon. Radio,
Heater, Push Button.
397%.
58 FORD
Fairlane 500. 4 dr.
Full power.
$1085.
’60 FORD
Fairlane 4 dr. Sedan. Radio,
Heater, Auto. Trans.
$1375.
’56- FORD
Convertible. Radio, Heater, Auto-
matic, 2 tone Red and White,
3695.
’58 CHEVROLET
Hardtop.
4 dr. Station Wagon. Radio,
J Heater, Auto. Trans.
| $1075
=
*53 FORD
Customline V8, 4 dr. Sedan.
f= Heater, Auto. Trans.
$193.
42 Others
Including
Trucks $65 up
LUZERNE
MOTOR CO.
OPEN
THURS, LUZERNE - DALLAS
& HIGHWAY,
FRIDAY | Ne PA
NIGHTS L D_
$285. Il
EARNERS
FEN EELY
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