SECTION A—PAGE6 = Le THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL, 25,1063 "DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA | —
RT EET Luzerne County, at Harveys Lake, | home of, or by writing to Otto A ance of th tract 1 t : rat: nd ’ 3 1
Public Notice Pennssivenia wl 100 ck Ben, Shroars Bots fave mds o gontract or Jefery Renford P. Wilces | Distribute Seedlings To Return To Arabia Home Economist To Open A
Ty TTR g 9 avi ime, | ors, Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania. th. t of 50 t £] Mr. and Mrs. Verne Stueber and 3 1 ‘ :
} So NOTICE by 196% for Ten- thew pe materials specified herein, the Lin o or an a Bre Married Ten Years For Game Cover, Food chidron Pe and Michael a Spring Furniture Show »
§ ealed proposals will be received gallons, more or less shall meet the Standard Specifica-| an additional bond th t] Mr. and Mrs. Renfor 1 Wilce, | r rex he vis. | ed to their home in Westfield, N.J,, : dr
\ and publicly opened- and read by Penetrating Oil (Dust Oil) and for | tions of the Pennsylvania Depart- of 50 ia ir) rs ot) Jr, a Valley, ee E he ee after having spent the Baster holi- | in es iy me ot}
fl the Supervisors of Lake Townghip, Fen Pousand 0.400) Gallons, | ment of Highways. the contract in accordance wi ith | their tenth wedding anniversary to- Commission, Sah that over day with Mrs; Stueber’s parents, Bi 4 2 Tr La i
} (more or less,-C 2 Asphalt. | The successful bidder, when | the Second Class Township Code, | day. The former Louise Marion | 920,000 food and cover producing My, and Mrs. Fred Gabel. Mr. Stue. and 0 en Hous : i Sutl ts Wy, last
A COAL Proposal forms, Specifications, | awarded the contract, shall furnish | Article VIII, Section 803, Bonds Kyttle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. seedlings were distributed in the ber is employed by the California Ein LA iW; er a oh s Furn- Hi
} ; ! Form of Contract and Instructions | a bond with suitable, reasonable! for Protection of Labor and Mater-| Lewis Kyttle, Pikes Creek and Mr. | Northeast Division during the past Oil Company, he ‘and his family will | | day evening, a t 7:30 Po ’ offi
1 NEW LOW PRICES to Bidders may be obtained at the’ requirements guaranteeing perform- ialmen, | Wilce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Renford | eek’ to iSportsmen’s Clubs, Farm return to Arabia in June for a stay | ~ Miss ad will te @ =
} VERY HARD. NO D a, All proposals must be upon the | PF. Wilce, Sr., Carbondale, were | Game Project Corporators, Boy and of two years. Mrs. Stueber, the} fe Te ap a =
{ LOW ASH CONT JIRT form furnished by the undegsigned. | | | married April 25, 1953, ‘at the | | Girl Scout Troops, and other inter- | former Rebecca y Gabel, brought | broiler meal, a rotisserie meal and 0
ENT The Supervisors reserve the right | Christian Church, Wyoming Ave. | ested organizations. Large numbers alang her favorite Persian Cas to.be | | the fine points of cooking with the §
3 HIGH IN HEAT to reject any or all proposals. Forty Fort. Rev. Charles Frick will also be planted on State Game | treated by Dr. Flack gnd for shots latest in ranges and refrigeration i i
§ —-100% GUARANTEED— (Signed) | officiated. | Attendants were the | Lands in various counties. fio etait 2 Je ae | The food prepared will be given a -
| | stove & gumso NUT $1650 OTTO A, BIERY, Secretary. | Er Copa po dn ee oe ara a prizes and ithe public jg! fovited in. § §
5 PEA 15.00 FERRET CIR * | of Carbondale. : oe i i 5 ‘palates that the seed- | to bring as many cats as you wish IS I T h following day, Sagur- I
STOKER 14.00 Lutheran Wom | x apd ings wi e planted on land open | jj their country but will allow ay, May 4th, will be devoted )
In Two Ton Lots 1 ! men Mr. Wilce is employed at Natona | to public hunting, and also to show | | Sp. pring Furniture Show and Ores
: : ; Sather Chace | Mills, Inc., Dallas, and Mrs. Wilce | the location where the “seedlings | Bo dogs. on | House at Sutliff’s, to which the pub-
: Give 2 3 Haye Notice cn sai OF shee PARKING _ ns Be aren a at Benton Indusiins Fontan They | will be planted. | food and cover: in some places, block lic is also invited.
n elwery are parents of two daughters, Wen- In s 3 14if] - The U.G.I. Home Economist re- i
674-5766 Sih Wednesdns Hon 8 at St. | dy Louise nine years, a member of | | hedges i laa rn | plantings or evergreens to provide | sides in Clark Summit and is 1962,
c 's Lutheran Church, when she | | the third grade class of Ross Ele- escape cover along field borders; in | ye graduate of dietetics from Marywood
MILTON PERREGD | will review the study book, “Asia's | mentary School and three year old | others, species such as Asiatic Crab- | Save «On. Your: Printing — | College in Scranton. b
moms - So Rim.” _ Tammy Lynn. : | apple er Bittersweet : to provide both * Have It Done By THE POST ! SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST -
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WHITINGS . 19¢ i J :
SKINLESS GOD FILLET Eb. box 1.93 Ib, 39¢ EXTRA TRIM CENTER CUT PICNIC SLICES, 1B, 55¢
TASTE 0’ SEA HADDOCK DINNER «. 45¢ :
Lancoster Brand Lancaster Brand
BRISKET GROUKD BEEF mwsien GQc
BONE i N 9g¢ BONELESS 59¢ OR BEEF CUBES [b.
Lancaster Brand Lancaster Brand
LUSCIOUS CALIF." BEEF LIVER Sebocted : ib. 3Q¢ CHUCK STEAK Center Cut ib. £G¢ :
MINGED LUNCHEON o B54. J ARE STEAL oo > 1s |
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Lesser Amounts—Slightly Higher CUBE STEAK Tener 89¢ i
FOR 3 DATS Acme has the oT» Quality
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FRESH BAKED ICED (SAVE 4c) [rrr rma i : CREAMY jar a
CINNAMON BUNS »« 35¢ | CHERRY PIES | :
(SAVE 18c) I 25 EXTRA STAMPS
FRESH BAKED : (SAVE 6c) $ | | WITH COUPON IN THIS AD AND PURCHASE |
SPANISH BAR CAKE + 39+ Dr $1, OF 4 PKGS. IDEAL GELATIN OR PUDDING
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TETLEY TEA BAGS GERBER Tdeal Sliced ~~ i> SPECIAL!
pkg. pkg. 2 St a 16-0z.
Fis 67¢ i $4.23 BABY -SlfaWnerries pkgs.
exe FOODS : IDEAL CHOPPED BROCCOLI 3 75: 3
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SNOW'S PRODUCTS i | : IDEAL SUGCOTASH 35x oo
CLAM CHOWDER or on 27} STRAND JUNIOR PUDDINGS IDEAL PEAS & CARROTS 3 x 39¢
| gE: RQ "ASSORTED FLAVORS" IDEAL GRAPE JUICE cn 499
MINCED CLAMS Myroz. can 25¢ 6 jars 65 6 jars 93 j El cans 49
96.0Z, BOTILE, 2.07 = : KING SIZE, 1.29 DISHWASHER si LAUNDRY 0 W
32-02. bot. 3 S Us large giani 11 B
ALL LIQUID. «ot J3¢ SILVER DUST 55 35¢ i Tlc ALL nosis. 45 FELS NAPTHA SOAP 3 uo 35¢
MILD KING SIZE, 82c WITH AMMONIA (10c OFF)
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