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RECORD ACHIEVEMENT
UNPARALLELED HERE
Is Testimony For Your Support
In Re-electing
FRED J. SHUPNIK
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AS REPRESENTATIVE
Never in the history of the Back Mt. has the
area received the recognition and benefits
brought here by Rep. Fred J. Shupnik.
Among the many outstanding projects for
which he is credited are:
1,000 Acre Multi-Million Frances Slocum
State Park in Kingston Twp.
New Harveys Lake Highway to Open
New Avenues to the Expanding Area.
Over $1 Million in Road Improvements by
the State Highway Department to Speed
Residential, Industrial Development.
These and many other improvements, in step
with the fast-growing Back Mt.; are the result
of the AMBITIOUS and ALERT LEADERSHIP
of and OUTSTANDING REPRESENTATIVE
“ serving the 6th Legislative Dist. and including:
DALLAS BOROUGH & DALLAS TWP.
FRANKLIN, JACKSON, AND KINGSTON TWPS.
Also: Courtdale, Exeter Borough and Exeter
Twp., Forty Fort, Luzerne, Swoyerville; West
Pittston, West Wyoming, Wyoming, and Pringle.
VOTE
- SHUPNIK
REPRESENTATIVE
Sixth Legislative Dist.
NOVEMBER 6
[Dallas WSCS Plans
Holiday Bazaar
Dallas Methodist WSCS plans a |
bazaar and dinner at the church Nov-
ember 10, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Co-Chairmen of the
Mrs: Stanley Davies, Mrs. John Kist- | 46th anniversary, Saturday, October
ler and Mrs. Vern Groff, for the chic- |
ken dinner; Mrs. Fred Welsh and Mrs.
‘Howard Wiley. Serving
at: Bb.
Ticket chairman is Grace Klees.
Mrs. Kistler will solicit pies.
Many attractive bazaar booths are
being planned.
bazaar are
{ 20th.
will start
Oliver for many years, then took
work at Royers Foundry and Machine
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 18, 1962 =
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Davis Are
Wed Forty-six Years Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, Daven-
| port St., will observe quietly, their
twenty years.
; lof flowers and trees the year round. |
The Davises moved to Dallas from | They
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HOME OWNED
FOOD DEPT.
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‘aE EEE EE EENEEEENEEEEEEEN
REDEEM COUPONS
8A-8B THIS WEEK
Beautifully Designed “Misty Pine”
DINNERWARE
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of Any 2 Pkgs.
Oscar Mayer Luncheon Meats
REDEEMABLE, AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
Coupon Good thru Tues.
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUstomER
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of Each Can
GOODAIRE DEODORIZERS
REDEEMABLE
Ceuinon Good thru Tues.,
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of One Lb. or Over
FANCY SWISS CHEESE
DENEEMARIE AT ALI. GIANT MARKETS
Counon Good thru Tues,
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
" ma EE BE
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase 16-oz. Pkg. Frozen
BREADED VEAL STEAKS 79c¢:
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
Common Good thru Tues, Oct. 23
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
HEHE
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REG. 6.95
OF REGISTER
25 BONUS
HE EB HA
50 BONUS
SPICE OR FLORAL
AT ALL GIANT M
ERE EEER
25 BONUS
HEHE HEA
~ 25 BONUS
MEALTIME MAID
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25 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of One 8-o0z. Pkg. Frozen
ICELANDIC FISH CAKES 29¢
PENCOMADY ET AT ATT OATANT MARKETS
Coupon Good thru Tues.
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of 14-Qt. Pkg.
CARNATION INSTANT MILK
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
pon Good thru Tues.,
Cou
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
HE un
FROZEN FOODS
10-0z.
Pkg.
WITH $25.00 WORTH ©
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
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Oct. 23
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
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Oct. 23
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Mr. and Mrs. Davis enjoy working | Mrs. Anthony Daveski, and children,
jin their yard and have a nice array
| have two children, Mrs. Howard | Wesoloski, Joanne, Mary Ann and
Larksville in 1926. Mr. Davis was | Tinsley, Collingdale, Pa. and Wilbur, | Eddie; Mrs. Agnes Zapotoski, Betty,
in the employ of the late James | parrish St., also four grandchildren, | Agnes and Joey; Michael Winnicki;
Bob Tinsley and Judy, who is a stu- | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doczka and
| dent nurse at the Presbyterian Hos- | children; Edwin Doczka, California
Company in Kingston. He retired | pital, Philadelphia and Jim and
from there, last December, after Ricky Davis, Parrish Street.
|Eleanor Kohigus I
Eleanor Konigus, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Konigus, has been
confined to her home the past week
| with illness. Friends calling on her
[and her family Sunday were Mr. and
| Tony, Edwin and Stanley, West
{ Wyoming; Mrs. Dora Konigus and
Mrs. Eleanor
| son, Tony, Luzerne;
and Teddy Doczka, Texas.
Miss Konigus is employed at the
2) Geri-Kay Convalescent home.
PTA Lists Chaperones
For Jr. H. S. Record Hop,
Chaperones for Dallas’ Junior Fiigh
SAVE GIANT
For Free Chri
CUBE or SWISS STEA
COLD CUTS
SLICED BACON
Samsonite Folding Table § [™ o
3.98
OSCAR MAYER
SKINLESS FRANKS
59¢
1b. ,
Pkg.
STAR-FIRE
SLIGED PI
PROGRESSO IMPORTED—ITALIAN
TOMATO PASTE
P&R NOODLE!
RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE
PILLSBURY FLOUR
RIVALDOGFOOD . . . + . . .
SPRY SHORTENING . . .
BAKER'S COCOANUT
GREEN GIANT SWEET PEAS . .
GREEN GIANT COR
FELS INSTANT DETERGENT com
HY-GRADE CORNED BEEF . . . .
07 GIANT’S FAMOUS PRODUCE
PINK OR WHITE—SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRU i
DELICIOUS APPLES
ICEBERG LETTUCE
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
P ES
stmas Gifts
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— BONELESS —ROUND
BAKED LOAF,
PICKLE PIMENTO
or MAC. & CHEESE
GOLD COIN
GRADE A
FLAV-O-RITE, LIONG
BOLOGRA °
4c
FRESH, SWEET or HOT
PORK SAUSAGE
49¢
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FANCY ths.
ESH Lg. 2 C
Paes Heads h
FRESH at. ? c
GREEN Bask. ;
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65¢
12-01. 49 c
Pkgs.
4 > 59¢
No. 2
Cans
APPL
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Cans
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Neon. 39C
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or 45C
Pepperidge Farms
FROZEN
Apple Turnovers
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38 49c
Holloway House
_ FROZEN—STUFFED
BAKED
12-03.
Pkg.
Sara Lee Frozen Pineapple Cream Cheese Cake o. 79¢ |
Grand Duchess
FROZEN
POTATO
20-0z.
BEEF STEAKS
fl Sb
N.B.C. PREMIUM SALTINES
WESTON’S FUDGE NUT COOKIES
JIFFY JIFFY
PIE CRUST « BISCUIT MIX
20-26 | 5.3%
“Pkg.
WL 815-0z. 29¢
9-0z.
Pkgs.
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Te Ib. pkg. 31c!
School Record Hop tomorrow right
are Mr. and Mrs. Welton Farrar, Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Klaboe, Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Kaschenbach. Chairraan of
refreshments is Mrs. Allen Covert,
assisted by Mr. Covert, Mrs. Carlton
Davies, and Mrs. John Blase.
The hop, limited to students and
their guests, and sponsored. by the
PTA, will feature a diskjockey from |:
WBAX, Hours are 7:30 to
10:30.
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
| _ President Of Auxiliary
MRS. WALTER BOHME
Mrs. Walter Bohme, Center Hill
Road, will be installed as president of
the Auxiliary, Daddow Isaacs Ameri-
can Legion ‘tonight, Thursday, Octo-
ber 18.
/ Elsee, a veteran of the WACS in
She has been active in legion and
auxiliary for many years. She is a
former member of American Legion
/Post 132 and Joan of Arc Post of
' Kingston. Ske holds the distinguish-
ment of being the only woman war
| veteran to be a member of Daddow
rent year and served as hospital en-
‘tertainment chairman of the local
| legion under Commander Buckley.
She is married to Walter Bohme, an
employe of Stegmaier Brewing Com-
pany She has a son, Walter, veteran
of World War 2.
She is an active member of Dallas
Methodist Church. Her hobbie is
growing lovely gladioli, seen ® ne
Memorial Highway.
She will be installed by Olga
Blackwell, Wilkes-Barre. Other offi-
cers: Florence Davenport, vice presi-
dent, Shirley Templin, second vice
president, Betty O'Brien, secretary,
| IRaues Post 672, Dallas, for the cur-
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Helen Garbutt, treasurer, Dis
Brobst assistant treasurer, Katfeen
Barlow, chaplain, Hazel Carkhuff,
historian, Jean Buckley, sergeant-at-
arms.
Elsee Bohme replaces Martha
Reese who served for three years.
Lehman Woman's Club
Holds Business Meeting
The Lehman Woman’s Club met
Wednesday, at the Lehman Fire Hall
with Mrs. Thomas Brown presiding.
Business included a report by Mrs.
William. Cole on the successful sale
held recently in the Lare Building,
Luzerne.
The club also voted and approved
the revision of the by-laws. Mrs, Ed-
ward Skalicky was chairmangland
her committee of nine members pre-
pared the revised edition for the vote
of the club.
Program for the October ming
was interesting demonstration of Fall
decorations by Mrs. Leonard Adam-
shick. :
Members on the serving commit-
‘tee were Mesdames Edward Jones,
chairman, William Cole, James Ken-
ney, and Robert Steele.
The club is holding a Lapboard
Party on Friday, at the Lehman Fire
Hall. Chairman for this event is Mrs.
Francis Feral with Mrs. Fred Peters
co-chairman.
Dallas MYF To Make
Booth Festival Drive
Dallas Methodist Junior and Sen-
ior MYF, will make the annual col-
lection of food and money fogethe
Booth Festival for benefit of M¥tho-
dist Orphans Home in Johnson City,
and of Sky Lake, this Sunday. Mem-
bers, identified by name cardggs will
start at 6:30 for a tour of the Mea.
Residents who wish to contribute
may give money or canned goods.
accepted,
On November 11, Dallas Metho-
dist Church will be host to all other
MYF organizations of the area. The
Booth Festival will be set up as a
display, with each church exhibiting
what it hag collected.
The Booth Festival has been an
institution, a great help to upkeep
and support of the orphanage, and
more recently of Sky Lake.
St. Therese's Society
Lays Plans For Sale
Mrs. Edward Petty was hostess
last week to members of St. Therese's
Altar and Rosary Society, when
further plans were laid for the Bake
Sale following all masses October 28.
Co-Chairmen Mrs. Adrian Del#hrco
and Mrs. Petty ask members to co-
operate with the telephone squad.
On the squad are Mesdames Al
Piccoli, Michael Crake, James Devlin,
John Dillon, Robert Domnick, Thomas
Dorosky, Loren Fisk, Robert Frank-
lin, Joseph Fry, Joseph Gibbons, Rob-
ert Moran, W. Morton, Thomas Har-
rison Bernard Jones, Nicholas Konek,
Robert Methot, Florence Rosenberg,
Lewis Sax, Frank Wallace, Joseph
Yuhas and Albert Zavada.
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DALLAS RENTAL SERVICE
SMALL
Memorial Highway 674-8
{ World War II, served as chaplain and
[| rehabilitation chairman of the unit.
Home-canned vegetables will not be
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