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Will Improve or
Local Roads
Catalpa, Mt. Zion
/Qutlet Roads Slated
Extensive improvement of roads
projected by the Pennsylvania De-
partment of Highways for next
year, according to recent announce-
ment.
Among many state legislative
routes to be repaved, widened, or
both are the notoriously dangerous
Demunds-Kunkle Road, and various
access routes to the River Route 92
in the Carverton, Orange, Mt. Zion
area.
The following are sections of local
roads slated for improvement, in-
cluding Legislative route numbers,
nature of work to be done, and costs
estimated:
Lake Township: Outlet-Loyalville
Road, = Route 40115, 1.05 miles
widening, resurfacing, new construc-
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tion, cost $47,921.25.
Lehman Township: Shawanese-
Huntsville Road, Route 40060, 1.38
widening, resurface, new construc-
tion, $73,521.
Dallas Township: Kunkle - De-
munds Road, Route 40051, 1.38
miles widening, resurface, new con-
struction, $89,201.17. Upper De-
munds Road, Route 40053, widen-
ing, resurface, $110,000.
Kingston, Exeter Townships: Road
from Carverton Road to Mt. Zion,
Route 40052, 1.99 miles widening,
resurface, new construction, $151,-
383.15.
Kingston, Franklin, Exeter Town-
ships: Carverton - Sutton’s Creek
Road, Route 40014, 3.17 miles
widen, resurface, new construction,
$311,182.82.
Exeter Township: Mt. Zion-Exe-
ter Township: Mt. Zion Road-Exeter
Boro, Route 40048, 2.35 miles new
construction, $310,308.60.
Hunlock Township: Hunlock
Creek-Muhlenburg Highway, Route
935, Bridges and approaches.
Also approved for next year is
repaving of Main Street, Dallas,
Route 936.
Completed or to be completed,
1962:
Fairmont, Ross Townships: Sweet
Valley-Pleasant Valley Rd., Route
40067, 1.51 miles, widen, resurface,
$34,723.
Union Ross Townships: Sweet
Valley-Muhlenburg Road, Route
40068, 3.14 miles widen, resurface,
$67,379.
Road work completed this year in
the Back Mountain:
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962
Urges War On
Jap Beetles
Japanese beetle infestation, little
changed this year in Pennsylvania
from 1961, may continue to hold its
own unless intensive and concerted
eradication measures can be adopt-
ed, Dr. Thomas L. Guyton, director
of the Bureau of Plant Industry,
State Department of Agriculture
has said.
The beetles winter in the
grub stage in the ground, feeding
on grass roots in the fall and spring.
They change to beetles in early
summer, emerging as golden green,
hard shelled adults, ready to de-
vour roses and other flowers and
Dallas Township: Center Hill
Road, Route 40098, .33 miles, re-
surface, $5,732. Kunkle-Demunds
Road, Route 40051, .09 miles, re-
surface, $1,467. Lake-Kunkle Road,
Route 40019, 2.37 miles, widen, re-,
surface, $33,677.
Jackson Township; Huntsville
Chase Road, Route 40058, 4.8 miles,
widen, resurface, $53,051. Zbick’s
Corners-Chase Road, Route 40059,
3.15 miles resurface, grading, drain-
age.
Kingston Township: Center Street
(Shavertown), Route 40097, .41
miles resurface, grading, drainage,
guard fence, $9,185. Carverton Road,
Route 40056, .44 miles resurface,
$13,665. Pioneer Ave., Route 936,
.06 grading, drainage, $1779.
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foliage. ~The grubs can be killed
in the ground by use of .insecticides,
some of which are effective for
several years. However, beetles
emerging from untreated plots can
easily infest the treated areas above
ground. -
George B. Slessman, bureau en-
tomologist ‘who directed the beetle
survey, reported infestation par-
ticularly heavy in and near the
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia metro-
politan areas, including Westmore-
land, Fayette, Washington, Beaver
and Butler counties, in addition to
Allegheny, in Southwestern Penn-
sylvania, and Bucks, Montgomery,
Chester and Delaware, along with
Philadelphia, in the Southeast.
Northern tier counties, including
Lackawanna, Wyoming and Sullivan
in the Northeast showed no in-
crease. A small buildup was noted
in a band across the state extend-
at the
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Idetown
Marine P.F.C. William G. Caster-
line, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Casterline R.D. 4, Dallas, is serving
with the Second Marine Division in
Guantanamo, Cuba. He is a 1960
graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School. After graduating from Bort
Camp, Parris Island, South Caro-
lina, he was stationed at Camp Le-
jeune, North Carolina before being
sent to the naval base last August.
Jeffery Lynn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ing from the northern tier counties
down to about midstate.
Slessman pointed out that Jap-
anese beetle grubs thrive in lush
new lawns. He attributed the in-
creased infestation in the state's
two leading metropolitan areas
largely to large scale changes from
rural to urban development,
Lynn Hadsel was baptised at Sun-
day morning worship service by
Rev, Norman Tiffany, at this same
service, the beautiful vases of
flowers were in memory of Mrs.
Oscar Swan given by her family.
Carol daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
Laning observed her birthday on |
Saturday by serving ice cream and
cake to grandma and grandpa Mat-
tice, Sweet Valley and to grandma
and grandpa Laning Sr., Trucks-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hadsel enter-
tained at a family dinner on Sun-
day in honor of grandson Jeffery
who was baptised at the Sunday
morning worship service. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Emory Hadsel,
Carlton and Carol Hadsel, Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Hadsel and the guest of
honor.
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‘Women Of Rotary
Plan Dinner Dance
Annual December Dinner Dance
of the Dallas Women of Rotary will
be held at Irem Country Club, Fri-
day night, December 7. Dinner will
be served at 6:30 P.M. with dancir-
[from 9 to 1. Music will be furnishad
by Bobby Baird.
Members should make reserve-
tions for themselves and their
guests by December 1 with Mrs. El-
mer Evenson or Mrs. Bruce Slocum.
Mrs. Ralph Postorive is chairman.
Members of her committee are Mes-
dames Bruce Slocum, Walter Mohr,
James Alexander, Elmer Evenson,
Myron Baker, Harry Goeringer, Ar-
thur Ross, Jack Stanley, Archer
Mohr, and Stanley Hozempa.
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