DALLAS, PNSTUVANA ~ DALLAS ~ Junior High | NEWS © On November twenty-seventh Mr. Cathrall and Miss Richards sur- prised everyone by getting married. " Our student bddy is like the Thanksgiving turkey. We go home over the Thanksgiving holiday to get fattened up and come back for Thief Gets Electric Drill From Gosart's iA sneak thief took an electric hand-drill from the display at Char- lie Gosart's Appliance Store last weekend. The loss was not noticed until Sunday night. There was no sign of forcible entry. Charlie says the hand drill, though costly, was small enough to be slipped into a large pocket and smuggled out. Police are investi- gating, the winter sports will soon be start- ing For those interested in bagket- % 5 Santa Arrives At REET eee FI Te isi mi SR eo IRIN bem net Ne sae ils, ball, there will be intramural teams and limited interscholastic games. Wrestling is also offered with inter- scholastic meets, the kill. Report cards are coming qn i out Friday. 4 i ~ Now that football season is over PE A A A A RE NE AENEAN ENE SRE Schechtman’s Army & Navy Store 84 MAIN ST. LUZERNE (across from Acme Market) Open Evenings Til 9 MEN’S BULKY KNIT SWEATERS 3.98 m Values to $6.98 Orlon and Wools 3 Pe § Santa appeared early to distri- bute gifts at Shavertown Fire Hall as children of local firemen enioy a Christmas Party Saturday even- ing at the Fire Hall. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxil- iary, the event was preceded by a covered dish supper after which games were played and [Santa ar- rived riding on the fire truck. A large tree, handsomely decor- ated, was donated to the group by Boy Scout Troop 231. Each young- ster received an individual gift and a big chocolate Santa. Spots The Whatzit Mrs. Bud Mitchell, Kunk'e, spot- ted the Whatzit in last week’s Dallas Post as a tray of ice cubes. MEN’S BAN LON SOX Genuine Argyle Pattern Val. to 1.49 pr. 2 pr. 1 GIRLS’ BLUEBELL WOOL SLAX 1 98 » Boys’ & Young Men’s SKI COATS REG. $14.98 "8.98 Insulated ~ Dacron Filled With Hood. "WINTER JACKETS and CLICKER $ COATS LADIES’ ITALIAN WOOL TAPERED $10 Value SLAX 9 98 __Boy’s and Men’s = $5 value (8-18) SPECIAL CHRISTMAS VALUES TOO MANY TO LIST !! 0 A A EE HH HE HH RN HE EN ER HH HR ER RI LINED REG. $3 30 3 I 3 3 3 3 a A A EN A HHH NHRRENNNS SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST i 03030303 S000 50 50 A003 0 0 30 0 A I HHH KKH HHH KKK £464 ON GLF UNICO HOME HELPERS AAA | During Our Big White Christmas Sa “CUSTOM” (Model E3J) ELECTRIC DRYER Fully automatic, no guess- work—no worry. Press the but- ton corresponding to the fabric, set the drying time and forget it. Programmed drying selects the proper drying temperatures for all fabrics. You get softer, fluffier clothes. ® Lint Trap UNICO CUSTOM (Model A3J) WASHER The Unico Custom” is a 2- speed, 5-cycle washer. Control pane] features push-button pro- grammed washing for simplicity of operation. Fabric Selection Push-buttons automatically set the proper water temperature, agitation speed, spin speed, wash and rinse time. GLF UNICO PORTABLE DISHWASHER ® Portable—rolls on four large ., casters from kitchen to utility room or wherever you want it. ® No installation—simply make quick, easy connection to regular sink faucet. ® Easy-load Vinyl Coated Racks Tyiple, sonyeniont: '® Four-Vane Agitator : ® Detergent Dispenser — Auto- ® Big Drying Capacity matically adds detergent to wash cycle at proper time. ® Modern, One-Piece Design e Fewer Operating Parts © Vacuum Drying System ® Two-Speed, 5-Cycle reg. $193.70 reg. $232.70 Now "169." Now "189." Can Be Bought for As Little As FREE BATHROOM SCALE ® Venting Convenience reg. $163.65 Now °129.” 20% Down BATHROOM SCALE (reg. $9.95 value) GIVEN FREE WITH EACH GLF DISHWASHER DUR- ING OUR BIG WHITE CHRISTMAS SALE WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Tunkhannock Coop. GLF WARREN STREET TE 6-9211 Eat More Eggs Drink More Milk ESC EI I EE CALL CC = REREZ ! i THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1963 Firemen's Party girls basketball teams started prac- tice under the guidance of Miss Jenkins, Physical Education teach- Ler, Recently, the F. H. A. decided as their first project of ‘the year to sponsor a Bake Sale on Dec- ember 14th at the Acme in Shaver- town. The money collected will be used to help defray the cost of a . [trip to Penn (State University at | the end of the year. The second marking period end- ed last Friday. Report cards are due to be distributed in the home- rooms tomorrow. Tomorow at Assembly, the An- nual Chistmas program will be pre- sented in the Auditorium. Sunday, December 15, the chorus ASE EI ELE ER EE TOR ECORI ULCERS REE CIRA THE CONTINENTAL INN LUZERNE-DALLAS HWY. HRs Facilities For ® WEDDINGS ® BANQUETS ® PARTIES BUSINESS MEETINGS For Information Phone 287-7588 EEE CEH ECE CTE Wyoming Valley’s Headquarters For : IN € Fast Service ey 71 % Auhorized dealer for Pittsburgh L emi plate glass/L.O.F. safety plate % INSTALLED ae : » WHILE YOU WATCH &'25% FOR ANY GLASS REPLACEMENT Delicious All Butter Christmas Cookies 4 Doz. $1.00 STOLLEN — FRENCH & DANISH PASTRY Famous Old World Delicacies PHONE 675 -3 157 RIGHT AL JOHNS THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 1962 Studebaker Regal Deluxe, 4 door Sedan completely equipped. $ A Title; Like New. 1295 1963 Mercury Meteor Custom 4 Door Sedan V-8. Auto. Power § Steering — 11,000 Miles. ......... a 2095 Plus Many Other Fabulous Buys AL JOHNS PONTIAC THE ONLY FACTORY FRANCHISED PONTIAC-TEMPEST DEALER IN WILKES-BARRE-KINGSTON AREA 560 Pierce St., Kingston Phone 287-3191 Dallas Senior Hig by Susan Kitchen | AI EE TOE CTL ETC IAL CA ER C2 1 School News Last Monday, December 9, theand band will present a Christ- mas Concert. Directors of the af- fair are Miss Ohlman and Mrs. Lewis, In order to pay for the cost of publication, the yearbooks solici- tation staff has started a drive to solicit patrons. Bob Brown, Ronald Sinicrope, Diane Pope, James Buck- ley, Patricia Whalen and Karen Walk are chairmen. The staff has been divided into ‘three groups with Diane Pope, James Buckley and Pat beam of light. He also told us that researchers are working with lasers as a cure for cancer. It has already been found to aid eye defects in many ways. Mr, Lawry was intro- duced to the student body by Mr. Carr, Physics Instructor. The opening of basketball season was celebrated with a Pep Rally on December 4th. Varsity and jun- ior varsity cheerleaders participated |in this peppy exhibition. Mr. Brobgt | the basketball coach, gave a short speech and introduced this year’s players. All students wish the team a good season, Dallas has certain reasons to be proud of ifs football team. Three reasons are: West Side Conference Whalen as committee coordinators. Champions, victors of 21 straight Robert Brown is general chairman. An inspiring program was pre- sented to the students last Thurs- day morning. Sponsored by Bell Telephone, Mr. Lavery, representative of the com- pany, presented a new discovery in the use of light which is called “Laser.” Mr. Avery pointed out the many uses of this new discovery. He clearly explained the method by and television waves over this slight games, and the placing of five play- ers on the All Star Team. Congrat- ulations are extended to John Bro- minski, Michael Jones, Joseph Noon, Charles Lockard and Thomas Kerpo- vich, * Members of the Key Club and Keyettes gave part of their vaca- tion ‘to work on November 29 and December 2, separating, boxing, and delivering clothing to families in our area. The remaining clothing which we can transmit sound, radio | was bagged and tied for delivery ' throughout the world. THE BOSTON STORE Harveys Lake and Sweet Valley Fowler, Dick The Boston Store JUST A SPIN OF THE DIAL and you reach DIAL 674-1181 In Wilkes-Barre NO TOLL CHARGE Center Moreland, Dallas and Walker EE A ER TX AT A TET TEI LTE FR AE. AE A Er. APE ALE SE " Helen K. DELICIOUS CANDY lo) nm Santa knows! hard candies . . . for You. Everybody loves candy,. especially when it’s as extra-delicious as Helen K. Salsburg’s selection of everything from creamy chocolates to all your favorites, flavor-right. PLACE SPECIAL MAIL ORDERS NOW! We will mail your gifts of candy Salsburg GIFT MAIN HIGHWAY KIRILL TL IE TE IETS EE IS REE BE BEBE TE IRIE ILI TEAL TOO 7% ¥ = BACK MT. LUMBER OPEN °TIL 9 P.M. SHOP SHAVERTOWN SECTION B — PAGE ; Dallas Birthdays Birthday greetings go to the fol- lowing this week; - Wilma Elston, Chuck Garris, Marion W. Harvey, Charles Mahler, Karen C. Harvey, Richard Owens, David H. Shaver, Ruth Edwards, Robbie Blase, Ann V.' Stewart, John Carl Fleming, Ann Peterson, Richard J. Williams, Charles Fiske, Vern Groff, James B. Davies, 3rd, and Ralph C. Garris. + This endeavor was preceded by our Key Club delivering boxes cf food to needy families for Thanks- giving. The boxes of food were pre- pared by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Dallas - Kiwanis Club. Captain Harold Birth, of the U. S. Air Force, visited our school last week and told of his experiences and the opportunities available for many students not contemplating college in the immediate future. Captain Birth explained the various train- ing schools and college programs be- ing offered to the young men whe desire these opportunities. Captain Birch is a graduate of our High School, and we look upon his achievements with pride Key Club members held a hay- ride on Saturday, November 30 Fifteen Key Club members and their dates marvelled at the beauty of our area as they rode through the snow covered countryside under the light of a full moon. The group had light refreshments, and enjoy- ed dancing at ‘the Mohawk Club af- ter the hayride. For Letter Press Or Offset Try. The Dallas Post FINKELSTEINS JEWELRY 72 Main St., Luzerne, Pa. THE GIFT THAT KEEPS GIVING— FINE JEWELRY OR A QUALITY WATCH Open Evenings Until Christmas 7 For The Past 92 YEARS Discriminating Buyers of Fine Men's Haber- dashery Have Been Purchasing Christmas Gifts - for the Well Dressed Man at— Jordan’s The giving’s easy when you shop our se- lection of everything for the men in your Christmas ! If In Doubt Give. 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