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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1962
DALLAS POST CLASSIFIED ADS GET QUICK RESULTS
— Phone ORchard 4-5656 or 4-7676 —
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For Sale—
GOOD SOUND Riding Horse, guar-
anteed safe for children, $150.00;
driving horse, harness, buggy, sleigh;
1955 Pontiac loaded, Starchief,
$400 to quick buyer. Atlantic Ser-
vice Center, Forkston.
1957 FORD SEDAN. Rebuilt V-8,
standard shift. OR 4-4306.
BOYS 20” bicycle, basket and
training wheels. $12. Call after
3, NEptune 9-8753/
DELUXE 40 INCH Electric Range.
Call OR 4-7551..
GOOD GAS REFRIGERATOR and |
Range, $30 each. Dial OR 5-1845.
A GREEN sofa bed, soft and com-
fortable with a detachable bolster
back. Phone OR 4-5546.
WESTINGHOUSE front - loading |.
washer, perfect condition. Baby
bassinette, including hood, mattress,
2 fitted Carter sheets, liner and
skirt. ORchard 4-2897.
Pen-
yan, inboard motor 4 cylinders,
Fiberglass bottom, and trailer. Dial
NEptune 9-3742.
1955 FORD V-8 Four-door perfect
condition. A real beauty like
new. Radio and heater, new tires.
Phone OR 4-2488.
TWO RIDING HORSES for sale,
Palomino and Welsh pony. Call
NEptune 9-8651.
_ | OR 4-2524 at Valley 4-0421.
AUTO PARTS, wholesale and retail.
Autolite, Delco Remy, A-C, Wil-
lard Batteries. Expert mechanical
work, Caddie 'LaBar, Memorial
Highway, Dallas.
MILLERS SERVICE STATION, lu-
brication, Delco Batteries, Tune-
up Ignition, Brake Service. Official
Inspection Station. Upper Demunds
Road. OR 5-1601.
FOAM RUBBER—any size—thickness
for mattresses—cushions—seats.
Upholstering material, $1.00 to $2.50
yard. MATTRESSES MADE & EX-
PERTLY RECONDITIONED & RE-
COVERED—M. B. BEDDING CO.
factory, 526 South Main Street,
Wilkes-Barre.
Sanitary Service—
| SEPTIC TANKS, reinforced concrete,
buy the best. Costs less in the
long run. C. E. German and Som,
Kingston 8-1448 or your local sup
ply dealer.
SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS
cleaned, industrial and resident-
ial. J. A. Singer, 137 Dagobart
Street, Wilkes-Barre, Dial VA 3-4529
Real Estate For Sale
NEW 5 room house, two car garage,
birch cabinets, oil fired, base
oard heat. Excellent location.
Priced for quick sale, $9,950. Phone
DALLAS, 306 Huntsville Road.
Modern, Colonial, Large bright
rooms, built-in kitchen, Fireplace.
Separate first floor apartment.
Suitable for doctor or dentist. Pri-
vate swimming pool. Priced below
replacement cost. Phone OR 4-5666.
EXPERT UPHOLSTERING. Free esti-
mates. Stook Upholstery, Hill-
side Ave. Harveys Lake. Phone
NE 9-9416.
HAROLD K. ASH
PLUMBING & AUTOMATIC
HEATING
SHAVERTOWN
OR 4-3161
DALLAS READY MIXED CON-
CRETE: Dale Parry. For quality
and service. Phone OR 4-0316.
TRANSUE’S T.V. and Radio Service
now located off Rt. 309 on Platts-
burg R. Beaumont. Call OR 4-5696
for 24 hr. service.
FUEL OILS, Atlantic Products. Me-
ter Service to insure you accu-
acy. Montross Oil Company, 436
Main Street, Luzerne. Phone BUt-
ler 7-2361
George B. Schooley
General Contractor
KITCHENS
Phone 696-2826
Free Estimates, Work Guaranteed
SELL KNAPP AEROTRED SHOES
FULL TIME OR PART TIME
Earn up to $150 weekly selling
famous nationally advertised Knapp
Air-Cushioned Shoes. Established
trade. Complete line of Sport, Work,
Dress Shoes for Men and Women.
Big daily commissions plus monthly
profit-sharing plan and insurance
protection under new liberal Secur-
ity Benefit Plan.- Finest factory-fit-
ting service in America. Here is
your opportunity to enjoy financial
independence in a sound, profitable
business of your own. Complete
selling equipment furnished free.
Write today to S. W. Rearick, R.
D. #2, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
for local interview.
MALE CLERK for hardware store.
Back Mt. resident preferred. Write
Box 11, Dallas Post.
MAN WANTED
National Consumers Financing
organization offers unusual op-
portunity for executive career to
high school graduate with pleas-
ing personality, ambition, aggres-
siveness, with ability to meet the
public.
Experience in contact work
desirable but not a requirement.
Automobile a requirement. Car
Expenses paid. Good starting
salary. Rapid advancement ahead
for the right man.
Write Box 12, Dallas Post
ROLLAWAY BED $12; glider and
six cushions, $12; dark mahogany
coffee table, $10; venetian blinds 4
for $2; two electric stoves, best
offer; child's desk, $4. OR 4-0766.
CHAMPION AKC BEAGLES. 2-4
months old. BU 7-4701. * ’
7 USED RADIATORS, all working
condition. Worked last winter,
Complete wih valves and vents. Can
be seen at Meade's Garage in Ide-
town.
6 ROOM CAPE COD HOUSE, 12
years old. $8,500." Demunds Bond}
near Fernbrook.
DOUBLE SET DRIVING HARNESS
Si Evans, OR 4-5522.
FRIGIDAIRE PORTABLE Dishwasher
in excellent condition, not even
two years old. . Remodelling. Call
ORchard 4-6566.,
MOTOR BOAT, 16-foot Fleetwood,
35 h.p. Mercury; windshield, auto-
matic controls; tarp and water skis
included. $350. ORchard 4-0827.
200 NEW BUSHEL Tomato Field
Boxes at Giles Wilson's, Fern-
brook and Demunds Road, ORchard
5-1589.
1955 PLYMOUTH, 6 cylinder, stan-
dard, two-door, nice condition,
$175. 50 Hilldonia Avenue, or call
ORchard 4-6601.
12 CUBIC FOOT refrigerator; U. S.
red top steam boiler with hot
water attachment and thermostat
control, large enough for six room
house. $75. each. Phone BUtler 7-
T947 or sce at 583 Northampton
{St., Kingston.
WOMEN’S and children’s canvas
shoe sale. Joe's Men's Shop. 35
Main, Dallas.
BARGAINS GALORE at Joe's Men's
Shop. 35 Main St., Dallas.
RUGS, Any SIZE—AIl known makes.
A little out of the way, but a lot
less to pay. B. Carpet Company,
267 South Main Street, Wilkes-
Barre.
INTERNATIONAL Cub Cadet Gard-
en and Lawn Tractors; McCulloch
chains, saws, welding, A. F. Walters,
Memorial Highway, Dallas. OR 4-
3221.
BEST PRICES on high test Peat
Moss from our swamp. You may
pick up by the bag or truck. We
also deliver. Paul D, Eckert. Mach-
ell Ave., Dallas. Phone 4-0194.
SHOP Luzerne Wallpaper & Paint
8tore for linoleum, wallpaper,
paints, and miscellaneous. We give
S & H Green Stamps, 121 Main St.
BIG 20% Discount on colored en-
velopes for personal or business
use; We need to move these now!
Call the Dallas Post or come in.
OR 4-5656.
BIRD HOUSES:
also feeders,
Phone NE 9- 2651,
1954 PLYMOUTH Your-door edan.
One owner.
covers.
GReenleaf 7-3162.
Blue bird, wren;
Frank Jackson.
PINK ‘BATHROOM SINK; large
medicine cabinet. Call 696- 1305.
BUCKET- A- DAY,
6 inch grinder.
with half inch
Phone OR 4- 6262.
Ys inch drill press
PRIVATELY OWNED 1954 Dodge
Six cylinder. Automatic
Two extra winter
Coronet.
transmission.
tires. Phone OR 4-6262.
DEEP MINED ANTHRACITE: 2 tons
pea coal, $29; 2 tons chestnut,
$33; 2 tons buckwheat, $28. Phone
ORchard 4-3081.
New tires, new seat
Good condition. Best offer.
Jigsaw complete
shaft and motor.
MODERN, Three Bedroom Rancher,
wall to wall carpet, draperies.
Lovely surroundings. Two car ga-
rage. Prices, $21,000 for quick sale.
Knob ' Hill, Trucksville. Phone
696-2158.
THREE-BEDROOM home in Dailos,
near churches, schools, shopping
area. Oil heat, 1, baths, stone
fireplace, attached garage, screened
porch, wall to wall carpeting, dry
cellar. © ORchard 4-5776
SIX ROOM and Bath Home, all im-
provements, on one acre of land,
| trees, shrubbery, beautiful scenery,
Mt. Zion Road. Harding 388- 4729.
THREE BEDROOM ranch type
house. Tile bath. Modern Kkit-
chen. Beautifully landscaped. Re-
duced for quick ‘sale. 5 Helen's
PAINTING
INTERIOR — EXTERIOR
By Contract or Hour
CHESTER ROBERTS
Hunlock Creek R. D. 2
Phone Muhlenburg
2563692 or 2563690
CRUSHED STONE
RED SHALE
Also STONE-FREE TOPSOIL
for driveways and parking areas
YATSKO Excavating
ORchard 5-1276
Court, Courtdale.
THOMAS P. GARRITY |
Realtor
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
Service to the Greater Back Mt. Area
Pole 89 — Harveys Lake.
HARVEYS LAKE NE 9-5105
EXCAVATING - DITCHING
LOADING
Top Soil & Fill
Septic Tanks Installed
Equipment Rented
C. TYRRELL
W. Mt. Airy Road, Shavertown
OR 4-6486
For Bent—
4 ROOM apartment and garage. On
Kunkle Road, '» mile from Har-
veys Lake. Call NE 9-9531.
SIX ROOM HOUSE, half of ‘double
block. 208 Holly Street, Trucks-
ville. Phone 696-2737.
Wanted To Rent—
FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT. Two
Adults. Back Mountain Area.
Phone OR 4-4117
BELL TELEPHONE Official is look-
ing for a nice house in this area
to rent. Three or four - bedrooms
needed, Call BUtler 7-7757 during
weekdays.
Whom To Call—
DRESSMAKING Alterations. For
sale: Aprons, tatted handkerchiefs
and pillowcases with tatting. Home
Sundays and evenings after 6:30.
Phone OR 4- 3597
FLOOR SANDING and finishing.
All types floors. Work guaran-
teed. Weaver and Madar. OR 4-
7806 and BU 8-6103.
PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING.
Muhlenburg 2152. Oscar White-
sell, Hunlock Creek, RFD 1.
. MISS DIANE
Palm & Card Reading
on all problems.
No appointment necessary.
Now at
HANSON’S AMUSEMENT PARK
JOpen from noon until 11:30 p.m.
VACUUM CLEANER, sales and ser-
vice. All makes. Joseph S.
Blaum, your Hoover Man. NE
9-9631.
!
TOP SOIL — FILL — TOP SOIL
Regular and Screened
Complete Excavating Facilities
for
CELLARS, WATER LINES,
SEPTIC TANKS & GRADING
— By Contract or Hourly —
For Free Estimate Call
HOOVER & MILBRODT
OR 4-2494 OR 4-2498
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED and
sharpened, new and used mowers
and parts. Saw filing and retooth-
ing, knives and shears sharpened.
Pick-up and Delivery, William
Eckert, Tunkhannock Highway.
Phone OR 4-5931.
IS YOUR TRUCK, tractor or auto-
mobile using oil? Your machanic
or garagé will recommend SEALED
POWER guaranteed piston rings.
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP
STULL BROTHERS, KINGSTON.
JOHNNY’S BODY SHOP: painting,
acetylene welding. Free estimates.
All work guaranteed. Old Lake
Road, Idetown. Phone NE 9-5004.
Wanted To Buy—
1,000 JUNK CARS, Trucks or Tract-
ors, regardless of condition. Top
dollar. Sweet Valley, GR 7-3631.
BOYS 20” bicycle and girls fu full size
bike. Reasonable. Phone OR
4-3561.
Opporfunity— ©
BOTTLED GAS
\ PYROFAX
New and Used Appliances
Sales and Service
ROOD’S GAS AND APPLIANCE
COMPANY
Overbrook Avenue,
OR 4-5371
Dallas
COMPLETE EXCAVATING facilities
for cellars, water lines, septic
tanks, grading. Also fill and top
soil. Free estimates, {Call Bud
Slocum, Dallas R. D, 2. Sweet Val-
ley, GR’ 7- "273%
y
man to do
body, fender and painting work.
& Could, Memorial Highway.
WE NOW HAVE an eRpeTien oa
expert, guaranteed
Now you can get convenient, top
notch work at fair prices. Elston
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST. Convenient
and pleasant new office located
in Dallas. Five days per week’ Ex-
perienced male or female only will
be considered. Raymon R. Heddon
and Company. Phone OR 5-1117.
Dressmaking
EXPERIENCED Dress- oS Melior, suits,
coats, draperies, alterations. 216
Huntsville Road, Dallas.
Help Wanted—
Experienced Operator
Wanted
For Night Shift Starting
August 13, 1962
Guarantee full work
All Union Benefits
Apply
Jay Fashions of Sweet Valley
GReenleaf 17-3181
Water Pumps
COMPLETE Sales and Service. Deep
and {Shallow Well. Jets, Submer-
sibles and Sucher Rod Types. R. W.
Weidner. Plumbing & Heating.
Phone FE 3-4548 or OR 4-6106.
Gas Heating
ARE YOU THINKING of Changing
your present heating system to
gas heat Gas heating systems or
conversions completely installed.
R. W. Weidner, Plumbing and
Heating, Phone FE 3-4548 or
OR 4-6106.
For Free—
WANTED GOOD HOME for affec-
tionate stray. Manchester dog:
Male. Nice with children. Lovely
house pet. Phone NE 9-8753.
Found—
LARGE MALE COLLIE, fawn and
white, black mark on tail and
neck, no collar. Owner identify
and pay for ad. GReenleaf 7-2573.
Apparently wandered during Tues-
day’s storm.
Public Notice—
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration in the
Estate of CHARLES CLAUDE WAR-
DEN (a/k/a (CHARLES CLAUDE
‘WARDAN), late of the Township of
have been granted to DORIS H.
WARDEN (or WARDAN), 81 Mt.
Airy Road, Shavertown, Pa. Cred-
itors are notified: to make known
their claims and those indebted to
the estate to make payment to said
Administratrix or to her attorney.
B. B. LEWIS, Atty.,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted in the ESTATE OF FAY E.
HOPKINS, late of Wilkes-Barre, died
July 3, 1962. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
payment and those having claims or
demands to present the same with-
out delay to the administratrix of
the estate, Hilda N. Hopkins, 19
Miner Street, Wilkes-Barre, Penn-
sylvania.
MITCHELL JENKINS, ESQ.
1000 Blue Cross Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Penna.
The Dallas School District Board
of Directors solicits sealed proposals
on the following: (1) Cleaning Sep-
tic Tanks, (2) Supply and Delivery
of Coal, (3) Ash, Garbage and Trash
Removal, (4) Pick-up Truck, (5)
Classroom Lighting, (6) Supply and
Installation of four Univents, (7)
Athletic Locker-room Storage Bas-
ket Racks, (8) Wet and Dry Vacu-
um Type Cleaner, (9) Sixty Pupil
Desk and Chair Units, (10) Cumula-
tive Permanent Student Record
Card System, (11) Industrial Arts
Supplies, (12) Musical Instruments,
(13)
Duplicator,
(14) Electric Office
Typewriter, (15) Electric Printing
Calculator, (16) Cleaning and Re-
family.
House furnished. References. C. W.
Carpenter, Clarks Summit R.D. 2:
Phone Juniper 6-3441.
EXPERIENCED FARMER. Small
Year round employment.
pairing Typewriters, (17) Cafeteria
Toods and Supplies. Specifications
may be secured at the Office of the
School Board Secretary, Administra-
tion Office, Mezzanine Floor, Dallas
Senior High School, Dallas, Pennsyl-
RELIABLE WOMAN for Housework.
Three days weekly,
696-2271.
Phone
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vania.
All bids shall be in the hands of
Mrs. Harriet Stahl Secretaty of the
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Kingston, who died June 17th, 1962, |,
Spirit Liquid Type Electric |
THESE WOMEN!
By d’Alessio
<> my
“But it was a slip of the tongue, darling! I meant to say
you were deductible—not expendable!”
All summer, children have been
hanging over the pasture fence out
beyond Alderson, yearning over the
baby Shetland ponies. The forty
brood mares on the Joseph Rosentel
farm across the road from [Sterling
Farms have just about finished foal-
ing for the year. Small editions of
palomino Shetlands frisk about the
pasture, the smaller ones keeping
close to their mothers.
Brood mares and foals during the
winter are housed in the newly re-
conditioned barns. There is a steady
demand for yearling ponies.
Adam Stefanowicz, for eight years
manager for John Fine's farm in
Loyalville, now manager for Mr.
Rosenstel of Forty Fort, reports that
in addition to the ponies, the farm
has 85 registered Holsteins, 60
milkers. Outlet for milk is the
Grablick Dairy in Pittston.
Facilities, says Mr. Stefanowicz,
are sufficient for a larger herd. Ex-
pectation is that it will number 100
shortly, A tiled milking parlor
routes milk directly ‘from cow to
cooling tank without interference
of human hands., Temperature of
fluid milk is reduced sharply and
immediately to 35 degrees.
Extensive renovation is going on.
The handsome | hand-hewed fence
which is extending itself around the
property, up the road which divides
Sterling Farm from the former Kern
acreage, and around the sharp cor-
ner where the most beautiful pink
laurel in the countryside has fallen
a prey to the advancing bulldozers,
will eventually enclose the entire
property.
The farm belonged in the early
1900s to Charles Kern, father of
William Kern who bought the pro-
perty eventually and last fall sold it
to Joseph Rosentel.
Charles Kern owned about 400
acres, bounded on the south by the
Buckwheat Hollow Road, which fol-
lows the former logging train
tracks. '
The acreage includes the Mon-
tross farm, the Mark Morgan farm
on the hillside, and a 150 acre tract
purchased from the Albert Lewis
Lumber Company after logging
operations were completed and the
hillsides denuded.
Charles had a milk business in
Wilkes-Barre, with =a five-wagon
operation. Milk was hauled in from
the farm by mules and horses, for
distribution.
In 1918, when it became impos-
sible to keep farm help because of
Board, at the Administration Office,
Dallas, Pennsylvania, not later than
3:00 PM., D.S.T., August 14, 1962.
Bids will be opened publicly at the
regular meeting of the Board, 8:00
P.M., August 14, 1962 in the library
of the Dallas Senior High School,
Dallas, Pennsylvania. Bids shall be
plainly marked on the envelope
identifying the bid.
The Board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids or
any part thereof.
By order of the Board.
Harriet Stahl, Secretary
COAL
NEW LOW PRICES
VERY HARD, NO DIRT
LOW ASH CONTENT
HIGH IN HEAT
—100% GUARANTEED—
STOVE & JUMBO NUT $16.50
PEA 14.50
STOKER 14.00
In Two Ton Lots
Give us 3 days Notice
On Delivery
OR 4-5766
MILTON PERREGO
Children Flock To The New Fonte
To Admire Shetland Pony Babies
the first World War, he abandoned
the town milk business and moved
the small Kerns to the farm where
they had always spent the summer,
making of it a year round residence.
Mr, Stefanowicz and his family
now live in the former Kern house.
Mrs. Stefanowicz is a niece of the
Kern brothers.
From Australia
ROSS HENRY WALKER
Dallas Rotary welcomes its guest
student for the coming year on
Sunday, August 26. The student is
a young man 17 years of age from
Australia whose name is Ross Henry
‘Walker.
Mr. Walker, was a high school
student in Australia. He partici-
pated in sports and the school band,
and was active in many other
things. He was a boarding school
student for ' several years so he
should not mind being away from
home. He will attend Dallas Area
High School.
Ross is deeply interested in farm-
ing methods and techniques, par-
ticularly dairy farming. His father
operates a 700 acre farm with 100
head ‘of dairy cows, along with
grazing, tobacco, and general farm-
ing.
He will leave Australia August
23 and arrive in New York on
August 26. Dallas Rotary Club
president, Jack Landis and a dele-
gation of Rotarians will welcome
him and bring him to Dallas. For
the ensuing year he will be the
guest of Dallas Rotary Club, living
in a number of the members’ homes.
Tabloids - Circulars
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Chief Engineer
RONALD CARRUTHERS
Appointment of Ronald Carruth-
ers as Chief Engineer of Common-
wealth Telephone Company has been
announced by A. J. Sordoni, Jr.
president.
Mr. Carruthers is a familiar figure
in the Dallas area since he served
as Commonwealth's equipment en-
gineer from June, 1953, to July,
1959. Since his return, he has pur-
chased the Harry Burns home on
Sterling Avenue where he resides
with his wife, Dorothy, and -chil-
dren, Gillian, Debra, Diane and
Susan.
After leaving Commonwealth Tel-
ephone Company in 1959, Carruth-
ers served for two years as man-
ager of Circuit Engineering, then
of Product Planning for ITT Kellogg.
During this period he traveled ex-
tensively through European coun-
tries evaluating their telephone sys-
tems. !
In June, 1961, he joined the staff
of North American Phillips Com-
pany, Inc, as telephone systems
marketing manager again traveling
through England and Holland en-
gaged in product planning for Amer-
ican markets. \
Mr. Carruthers, a native of Eng-
land, a U. S. citizen since 1958, is
a graduate of Eele-Communications
Engineering, City & Guilds of Lon-
don Institute. Before coming to
the United States in 1953, he served
from 1940 as telephone engineer in
th British Post Office Department,
Liverpool. Four years of this per-
iod were interrupted with service
as a navigator
Force.
Two Cars Collide
At Shopping Center
Two cars collided at the entrance
to Shavertown Shopping (Center
Tuesday morning, with heavy dam-
age to both. No serious injuries
resulted}
H. T. Randall, RD 3, Dallas, at-
tempted to enter the highway from
the upper entrance of the shopping
center, and collided with the front
fendey of a south-bound car driven
by Helene F. Marcus, Encino, Cali-
fornia, Mrs. Marcus’ mother, Mrs.
Harry Fendler, Kingston, fainted at
the time of the collision.
Mrs. Virginia Randall, a passenger
in Randall's car, was cut slightly
on the head.
Both cars were towed
Kingston Township Police
Herbert Updyke invested.
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BOTTLE GAS ¥
® 30 Gal. Glass Lined
Water Heaters $69.95
@ Full Size Magic Chef
Ranges $139.95
Reasonable Terms
Phone ORchard 4-4781
DELANEY GAS
SERVICE INC.
Memorial Highway Dallas
away.
Chief
in the Royal Air |
Four Students
Sail Tomorrow
Rotary Exchange
Again In Action
Four Local students will sail Fri-
day noon on the Nieuw Amsterdda
from New York, headed for a year
of Rotary Exchange program study
in Europe. They are Nancy Sieber,
Dale Mosier, Sandy Ambrose, and
John Parry.
Nancy and her parents, Mr. ha
Mrs. C. T. (Sieber, Shavertown, ex-
pect to start for New York today.
Luggage will go aboard the boat this
afternoon at 5, and the vessel will
cast off tomorrow at noon. It will
land August 19, a slow passage by
modern jet-flight standards, but too
short to experience all the many
thrills of shipboard life.
Nancy is headed for a girls’
school in Leeuewarden to finish her
last year of high school. She will
stay with the E. Kingma family for
the first term of the school year.
Headed for Holland also are
Sandy and John. Dale is going on
to Germany. (All four students are
from Dallas High School.
Mosier will be met at Rotterdam
by his hosts and taken on a three
weeks tour of University towns in
Germany before settling down to
his own studies.
Taking off by jet yesterday were
two students from Kingston, bo
with connections in the Back Mo
tain. Harry Schooley 3rd, and Betty
Ash, niece of Harold Ash of Shaver-
town, are en route to Australia,
with a sight-seeing stop-over in
Honolulu. ;
5
Traver-Barringer
Fifty-fifth reunion of Traver-Bar-
ringer Reunion will be held August
19 at Rummage Park, Hunlock
Creek. - Meeting will be at 2.
Wheeler’ s Cafe’
NOXEN ROAD
HARVEYS LAKE
EVERY SAT. NIGHT
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Back Mt. Shopping Center
Shavertown
Open Til 9 Every Night
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Mountain Area, and throughout the West Side,
who enjoy the convenien
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under one roof, you will find complete facilities to
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Ample Free Parking
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