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Jackson Twp.
A Stop Sign has been erected on
the County Road side at Chase
Corners, which makes a total of
three Stop Signs on this corner,
which should reduce the possibility
of an accident, at this location. The
shrubbery has also been thinned
out on the corner property.
Mr. and Mrs, William R. Hughes,
Chase Manor, had as dinner guests,
Rev. amd Mrs. Karl E. Keefer, Jr.,
and sons Karl and Tommy of Day-
ton, Tenn., and Billie Traub of New
Jersey. Rev. Keefer, a nephew of
Mrs. Hughes, is Dean of Bryan
College at Dayton, Tenn. Rev.
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Over 2,200 calves raised
Farm helped build Purina’s calf-starting program.
Holstein calves raised Purina’s Way at the Purina
Farm weigh 60 pounds more than average calves
at 4 months of age. These
at 24 months, become profitable producers through-
out a long milking life.
: It pays to start calves the Rurina Research.
developed Way. Next time you start calves, feed
Purina Nursing Chow and Calf Startena. PROVE
IT TO YOURSELF. .
FAST... RIGHT!
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FERNBROOK CORNERS
674-6191
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The Purina Way
is a proved way to start
calves fast... right!
Keefer flew to Santa Barbara,
California on [Saturday to attend a
college conference. Mrs. Keefer
and sons, left on Wednesday for
Washington to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Keefer, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Evans and
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hughes
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Roskos, Loyalville, on Sunday. meeting of the group.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fronckiewicz,| The Weston and Beach Haven
Jr. and Mrs. Margaret Billow had | 4-H Clubs have been invited to par-
as recent guests, Alice Krikevsky | ticipate. James B. Post has been
and Mary Krikevsky, Scranton; Mrs. | invited to judge the different
Edith Brownell, Towanda; Mr. and Fevents. There will be twenty
Mrs. Joseph Washcalis and son, | Classes in all. The public is invited
James, New Bfittain, Conn, and mo admission will be charged.
2 Sponsors are needed for the
classes and are asked to contact
Mrs, A. V. Bogdon or Nancy Cris-
pell if interested. The next meet-
ing of the club will be held Satur-
day, August 10th. at 10: a.m. at
the Bogdon’s to complete Horse
Show plans.
Sponsors Needed For
‘Horseshow August 17
Plans for the [Second Amnual
| Horseshow to be held at the A. V.
Bogdon grounds, Machell Avenue,
Dallas by the Back Mountain Horse-
shoe 4-H Club on Saturday, August
17, were discussed at a recent.
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Campbell Soup Honors
Edward Thompson, Dallas
Edward A. Thompson, Dallas, re-
ceived Campbell Soup Company's
highest annual award for overall
outstanding sales performance. The
Merit Award is given for consistent
outstanding performance during the
last fiscal year.
Presentation was
the Company’s annual marketing
meeting for Campbell salesmen
from the East, staged im Philadel-
phia August 4.
made during
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CARDS
at the Purina Research
calves grow fast, freshen
. it helps start calves
| going to Atlantic City for a few
| went surgery on. Friday.
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Pictured above are members of,
the Kaiers Beer Bowling team, of
the Ninth Amnual Proprietors’ Tourn
ament championship. Shown pre-
senting the trophy to John Ad
is Tony Bonomo, proprietor of Crown
Imperial Lames, where the contest
was held. ’
Standing left to right: Jack West,
Jr., John Hustey, Tony Bonomo,
John ZXozik, Ben Zabriski, Tony
Radzville and Lou Sireno.
Over 400 teams from the Wyo-
tered and among the top twenty-
five who received awards were four
local teams: Bob & Don’s, fifth, 3073
| pins; Disque Funeral Home, ninth,
ming Valley Association were en-|3035 pins; Linear, tenth, 3032 pins;
Sportsman Bar & Grille, 24th, 2961.
The champions posted 3155 total
pins.
Lehman
Mr. and Mrs. James Davenport,
Jr., and family, Tonawanda, N. Y.,
called on Mrs. James Davenport
Sr. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sutton |
entertained Mrs. (Sutton’s sister, |
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jerome and sons
George and Barry, Schenectady,
N. Y., this past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Willard Sutton are
weeks, for Mrs. Suttons Health. |
She has retuned recently from the
hospital, where she had surgery,
but is coming along nicely.
Dewey Hoover is a patient in
General Hospital, where he under-
He is
doing very well. The neighbors
will be glad when he is back on the
job, as he runs a garage on Outlet
Road. 2
Mr. and Mrs. William Drabick
recently. had as guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Draper of Alexandria, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Draper also visited
Mrs. Achie Major and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Cilvik’s son,
Willard cut ‘his foot on a piece of
glass. The doctor had to use eleven
stitches to close the wound.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ide spent
Thursday in: Jersey Shore visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rice. The Rice
family formerly lived in Lehman.
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Hudak have
returned to their home on Hunts-
ville-Idetown Road after spemding
several days .in New York City,
Susanne, their daughter stayed
with Grandma and Grandpa Ide,
and had a’ most enjoyable time.
ANNIVERSARIES
Congratulations to the folks who
had birthdays this week Mrs. Faye
Special Gift Wrappings, too!
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No need to get “dressed
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At The Friendly
Brown and Howard D. Major and
to Mr. and Mrs. John Hudak and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dawe on
their wedding anniversary.
Mr. and . Mrs. William Major,
Malvern, ‘Pa., visited his mother
Mrs. A. M. Major, Lehman recently.
Harold Brown, San Diego, Calif.,
will visit his mother, Mrs. H. A.
Brown while on a business trip to
Rochester, N. Y.
The flowers on the altar at Leh-
man Methodist church Sunday
morning were in memory of Mrs.
Ella Major and given by her family.
WAIT AND SEE CLASS
ENTERTAIN
Wait and See class of the Metho-
dist. Church will have a covered
dish picnic supper im the basement
of the church, Tuesday evening,
August 13th at 7 o'clock. Bring
covered dish, place setting and
silverware. Come and have a good
time. : 1
The Dallas Post Has
Hundreds of Modern
Type Faces
Natona Supplies Nylon
Gifts For Australia
Natona Mills made its contribu-
tion to friendship among the na-
tions recently by supplying Linda
Davies with fifty yards of pink and
white nylon, which she will take
with her to Australia for hostess
presents when she starts her for-
eign . Rotary Exchange Student
year overseas.
Mrs. Carlton Davies helped
Linda cut up the lovely material
into suitable sized lengths, packag-
ing each gift neatly.
Linda will take also, with her, a
sound film from Wilkes-Barre
Chamber of Commerce, obtained
for her through Walter Mohr. It
contains not only views of the Val-
ley and. its imdustries, but views of
the Back Mountain and its leading
industry, Natona Mills.
James Roberts, USN,
With The 6th Fleet
James F. Roberts Jr., seaman,
USN, son of Dr. James F. Roberts,
Sweet Valley R. D. 1, is serving
aboard the nuclear-powered attack
aircraft carrier USS ENTERPRISE,
currently operating with the Sixth
Fleet in the Mediterranean and
slated to retum to the U.S. late this
summer.
The ENTERPRISE has been with
the Sixth Fleet since February.
Recent ports of call for the carrier
include Genoa, Italy, and Rhodes,
Greece.
The ENTERPRISE, an Atlantic
Fleet unit, normally operates out of
Norfolk, Va.
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674-8126
Fresh Picked — Home Grown
SWEET CORN
TOMATOES
MAZER'S FARM MARKET
Located on Route 118, Lehman Highway
Between Whitesell Bros. and Lehman Center
About 1 Mile From Lake Highway
Main Street, Dallas, Pa.
"Mrs.
| Betty Anne, Mary Lou, Lee Park;
Idetown
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ide enter-
tained at a corn roast at their
home on Thursday might, Mr. and
Joe Caser, children Joe Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis and
sons, Billy and Jimmy; Mrs. Anna
Malitoris, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul = Kamont, daughter, Karen,
Shavertown; Dianme, Ricky, Donna
and Gary, the host and hostess.
Miss Marie Wright, Mrs. Claire
Mckenna, Joanne Maloid and
daughter, Debbie spent the week-
end with relatives and friends in
Syracuse, N. Y. Marie Wright re-
mained for a visit.
Bess Cooke spent last week with
Mrs. Beatrice Maloney while Mr.
and Mrs. Edward R. Parrish and
Hail Gouges Tomatoes
A short but vicious hailstorm
visited Sweet Valley Friday eve-
ning, covering the ground with a
thin layer of what appeared to be
mothballs, stripping leaves from
the trees, and gouging huge chunks,
from Andy Adams’ green tomato
crop.
son, Billy, were at Cape Cod, New
Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley G. Hilbert,
Easton’ visited his mother, Mrs.
Hilbert and sister Lila Felt, over
the weekend,
Mr. amd Mrs. Jack Mac Dougall, |
Willow Grove, called on Mrs. Wes- |
ley H. Hilbert, grandmother of Mrs.
MacDougall Sunday evening.
Louis Laning III spent a week at
Camp Acahela.
SECTION B — PAGE 1
Westmoreland 1954
Plans 10th Reunion
Plans for a tenth reunion will be
discussed during a meeting of the
Westmoreland High School Class of
1954 on August 15th at 8 p.m. at
the ‘American Legion Home, in Dal-
las.
All members are urged to attend.
Anyone having addresses of out-
of-town classmates are asked to
bring them. ,
Further information may be ob-
tained from Rose Ann Pavlick
Radzinski (674-6342) or Dianne
Dobinick Sax (675-1456).
Lake-Lehman Band
To Start Practice
Mr. John Miliauskas, Lake Leh-
man Band Director would like all
band members to bring im their
new ' Uniforms for a fitting and
also have their Old Uniforms
cleaned and both brought to the
school Monday Aug. 12th at band’
practice,
Mr. Miliauskas also states the
band will start full rehearsal this
month for the {football season.
Schedules will be given to each
member,
The Lake Lehman Band picnic
was held July 30, at Rummages
Grove Hunlock Creek. The band
members enjoyed Swimming, Bowl-
ing, and Roller-Skating. :
Supper was served at 6 p.m.
with 125 attending.
Football Candidates
For Lake-Lehman
Lake-Lehman football candidates,
may pick up their eligibility parents
consent slips at the high school
office any weekday, 8 am. to 4
p.m. Candidates for football are
due Tuesday at 9 in the Health
Suite, for physical examinations.
Edward Edwards is coach, Stanley
Gulvish faculty advisor.
Harold C. Snowdon, Jr.
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display a wide variety of clearly price-marked caskets.
Thus the family may select a complete funeral within
their financial means.
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