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Annual Donation Day Tomorrow
At Old Ladies Home, Wilkes-Barre id tation to the t
Annual Donation Day Tea of the! The ‘majority of the guests range receive your donation if you can
Old Ladies’ Home 450 Carey Avenue. [in age from 80 through the early not go yourself.
| Wilkes-Barre, will be held from 2 90’s. With this in mind, it seems| They are Mrs. Mae Townend, Mrs.
Donation Day Tea were made by the
guests throughout the past year.
Any of the Board Members 'of
the Home who reside in the Back
Mountain area will be happy to pre-
to 5 tomorrow Any dona.tion which | remarkable that in the last fire drill William F. Newberry, Mrs. R. S.
is useful in running a home; food, held at the Home forty-four women Ferguson, Mrs. Floyd Sanders, Mar-
coal, money and other i Sy evacuated from the three- garet Wood and Mrs. James B. Rob-
will be greatly appreciated. story building in three minutes. inson.
§ Former Back Mountain residents | Those who visit the Home are! Summer residents of the Back
who are now guests at the Home | impressed with the activities and Mountain who are Board Members
are Mrs. Grace Anderson, Shrine varied interests of the guests. All
View; Miss Emily Avery, Dallas, and the original and ‘lovely ' Christmas
{Mrs. Mary Jepson,“ Trucksville. ‘gifts that will be on sale at the
dent; Mrs. Arthur James, Mrs. An-
Mrs. F. Thoburn
drew ‘Sordoni,
* Dallas-Luzerne id
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* 148 So. Main St.
Wilkes-Barre These turkeys
have an easy time
passing govern-
ment inspection.
They come * from
best turkey grow-
ing regions in the
10-Lbs.
&
7 country. They're
LF plump, sweet and u
AN juicy. Every year p
our orders grow
bigger, reflecting Lb
the satisfaction of
one neighbor tell-
ing another. With
bigger orders come
greater savings
which are passed
on to you. Today’s
the day to order
your. turkey! The
place is here!
Y__FULL FASHION
FIRST QUALIT
NYLONS
2 PAIRS $400
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WITH $10.00 PURCHASE OR OVER WILSONS
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962
Leg Fractured
Julia Radeszsiky, 11, daughter: of |
Mr. and Mrs. John Radeszsiky, Nor- |
ton Avenue, suffered a fall during
the summer and lately complained |
of pains in her knee and leg. Ex-
amination by doctors in Tobyhanna |
revealed that a bone in her leg was
fractured, requiring a cast. Julia is
a sixth grade student and attends
classes with the aid of her class
mates.
Armstrong, all of Harveys Lake;
Mrs. William H. Conyngham, Hil-
side Farms; and Miss Anna Kutzner,
Idetown.
16-Lbs.
Loin Portion
Ib. 3%9¢
Strong enough
to stand on!
SALAD DRESSING
NESCAFE
PEANUT BUTTER
SOKOL—POLISH STYLE
Good Thru Saturday, Nov. 17th
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LUZERNE BAKERY
(Reg. 69c)
French Apple Pie
A GOOD BUY FOR THE WEEK-ENC
RIB PORTION
Sliced Ib. 33¢c
Sliced Ib. 43c
(Reg. $6.95 Value)
Another once-in
value to go with Your Sam-
sonite Folding Table!
Ready Reference
Finger Out Of Cast
Ted Ruff, plumbing contractor,
has the little finger of his left hand
out of its aluminum cast where it
has been immobilized for nine
weeks since he fell down a flight of
stairs and broke it.
Change Banquet Date
King’s Crusader Class, Mt. Zion
Church, will hold its annual
Christmas banquet December 10,
instead of December 17, at Orange
Community Hall.
Please make
Mrs. Marie LaBar.
reservations with
. ..and Smart Folks are listening!
U.S. Gov't. Inspected, Marvel Prime or Land 0’Lake
YOUNG TOMS
With $25
3 7
worth of
register
tapes.
~a-lifetime |
MRS. FILBERTS (WITH 15¢ NEWSPAPER COUPON)
PT. 73 ar. 43
MRLUE™ ap Bd!
INSTANT COFFEE (WITH 10c NEWSPAPER COUPON)
6-0Z.
JAR
63
12 oz. 18 oz.
Joc 49
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Little & Ives
PLANTERS (WITH 7c NEWSPAPER COUPON)
Encyclopedia
vol 1 19
ea. 55¢
All Butter — Loaded with Pecans (Reg. % lb. 49c¢)
Chocolate Fudge Brownies
'/2 1h, 39¢
Pineapple /Chees Crescent (Reg. 49c)
Coffee Cake
Banana Nut (Made with Fresh
Cake Squares
ea. 39¢c
Bananas)
Improved Parent Council To
Work With Guidance Counselor
Several weeks ago, a discussion cussions.
between George McCutcheon, guid-
ance counselor, and a few interested
parents of High School students,
brought forth some new ideas for
an improved Parent Council. It
was felt that little or np benefit
was gained in the past by a meet-
ing, attended by a handful of par-
ents. It was decided that meetings
were unnecessary to carry out our
new plans that the Parent Council
should concentrate its efforts on
helping all students, particularly
those not planning for college
careers. As a result of this thinking
our aim became — “The Placement
of All Students After Graduation,
in Further [Education or Employ-
ment of Some Kind.”
Plans are to work closely with
the Guidance Department. Realiz-
ing that students who plan con-
tinued education in college, business
college, technical school, beautician
school, etc. have their own definite
plans for the immediate future, the
group will therefore give special
emphasis to students in the General
Course.
We hope to accomplish this by
contacting people from our own
and neighboring areas, representing
all types of jobs, electricians, bar-
bering, caterers, nurses, and count-
less others. Through the coopera-
tion of Mr. “McCutcheon and the
Parent Council, students who are
undecided, will have the opportu-
nity, with their parents, to meet
these representatives in an effort
to choose a position or career. Mem-
bers ‘of Parent Council will provide
transportation for parents who wish
It is our aim to provide 100%
job and college placement for all
senior graduates. We are planning
a Scholarship Fund to give further
assistance to our young people. In-
formation has already been received
from schools and areas which have
had wonderful success with such a
Scholarship Fund.
Mr.. McCutcheon is making a
survey of students in both Senior
and Junior High School to deter-
mine interest in occupations.
Mrs! A. A. Sinicrope was ap-
pointed chairman of the newly or-
ganized group, Mrs. John Ferguson
secretary. Mrs. Carlton Davies,
Mrs. Fred Eck, and Mrs. Justus
Lotts will act as advisors. !
The motto of the ‘group is “To
Build a Better America Tomorrow.
We Must All Work Today.”
Parents who visit the high schools
during Education Week, will be
given further information,
Hits Utility Pole
John Manley, Allen Drive, New
Hospital aiter suifering lacerations,
when his automobile severed a
utility pole in Trucksville last week.
An incoming car crossed: into his
lane forced his car off the side of
' the road into the pole. Police Chief
Herbert Updyke reported the badly
| damaged machine was towed from
| the scene.
The Dallas Post
Uses The famous i
ATF Chief
Offset Presses
Goss Manor, was treated at Nesbitt
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANI
Purely
Personal
Mr. an Mrs.
left for Florida,
spend ‘the winter.
Arja Brown, Ferguson Avenue, had
an accident while at work in Avoca,
Friday: His middle finger on his
right hand was broken and torn,
requiring sixteen stitches, Dr. Druff-
ner treated him at Taylor Hospital,
Scranton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Jones and
daughter, Mrs. James Kenny, Balti-
more, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Arja Brown and family, Shaver-
town. Mrs. Jones is the former Betty
Neimeyer of Dallas. Mrs. Jones and
{ Mrs. Brown haven't seen each other
where they will
| in twenty years, so it was a happy
reunion for them both.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Root, Bing-
hamton, recently spent some, time
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whipp,
{ Shavertown.
Mrs. Jack Williams, Tunkhannock
spent several days in Noxen visit-
ing old acquaintences.
‘Shavertown Ruxiliary
Enjoys Party Saturday
Friends and families of Shaver-
town Fire Department Auxiliary
enjoyed a festive evening, Saturday,
November 10.
Ladies of the Auxiliary sponsuced
a party in ‘the new ‘Fire Hall and
| provided facilities for games, re-
| freshments and tripping the light
| fantastic until one. Mrs. O. Hontz
was in charge of the games.
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