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STORE HOURS
Most ACME’s
Open Today Til 9 P.M.
Open 'Til 6 P.M.—Dec. 24
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY
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Bird Count
(Contuiued from Page 1 A)
Frank Jackson's pileated: wood-
pecker remained concealed.
Officially cited were: great horned
owl, red crossbill, cardinal, :junco,
goldfinch, starling, white-breasted
nuthatch, black-capped chickadee,
blue-jay, tree sparrow, evening
grosbeak, cedar waxing, grouse,
pine siskin, English sparrow, brown-
capped chickadee, tufted titmouse,
crow, hairy woodpecker. PD
Brewer's blackbird, cowbird,
mocking bird, redpoll, cooper hawk,
mourning dove, horned lark, red-
wing blackbird, white-wing crossbill,
catbird, downy woodpecker, canvas-
THE DALLAS POST. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1963
| back duck,
red-breasted nuthatch,
pied-bill grebes, ‘robin, horned
grebe, red-neck grebe, lesser scaup,
winter wren, black duck, mallard,
golden-eye, American merganser,
red tailed hawk, kingfisher, field
sparrow, white throated sparrow,
Son Sparrow.
« The Bird Club was founded under
the aegis. of the Dallas’ Post. It
Ed-
win Johnson was its first president,
Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks its first secre-
tary. © Over the ‘years it has at-
tracted members from the Valley.
meets in the Library Annex.
For Letter Press
Try The Dallas Post
A jolly salute to all and
a hatful of cheery greet-
ings for Christmas! May
we extend our thanks and
say, once again it's been
a pleasure to serve you.
GLOBE
IN
LUZERNE
"OPEN THURS. and FRI. NIGHTS
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Present Charter For New Lake-Lehman Rey Club
Presentation is made of the char-
| ter of the new Lake-Lehman High
| School Key Club to Mike Casey,
| president of the group.
{| Morshall
| ies, having held the highest schoi-
Dallas Kiwanis Club and - Dallas
High School Key Club set the
Jerry ‘Gardner, Division 15 chair-
man; Terry Kent, Governor of Penn-
sylvania Key Club; Merrill Faegen-
burg, president of Dallas Kiwanis;
Casey; Sam Davenport and Edward
Edwards, sponsors for Key Club.
Photo by Kozemchak
wheels in motion for the formation
of this second such service group
in the Back Mountain. (see related
story).
. Left to right: Terry Shaffer, dis-
trict chairman for Pennsylvania;
Robert Moyer, Dallas, Is
| Graduated With Honors
Robert E. Moyer,
IMvs. Homer Moyer,
Lane, Dallas, was graduated {rom
Pennsylvania Stete University on
Saturday morning with a BS in
M:neral Economics.
son of Mr.
A graduate of Westmor-land
High School, Mr. Moyer has been
an honor student throughout his
college years. He was selected as
for graduation ceremon-
cglic rating in his class.
Beb will leave February 5 for
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, where he will
scrve in the Artillery Division of
the U. S. Army. He received- his
commission as second lieutenant
early Saturday morning at servicep
held prior to graduation.
and |
20 Split Rail |
Davis, will take over after Christ-
mas.
Exhibition intramural games were
played this week. Each team pla¥-
ed four games. The league will
start after the Christmas vacatigé.
Interscholastic schedule will also
start after Christmas.
DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
Home After Basic
Joseph J. Archavage, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Archavage, RD 2,
Hunlock Creek, is spending a fifteen
day furlough after basic training
at Fort Jackson, S. C.
He will be sent to Fort Carson,
Col., when he goes back.
Graduate of Harter High School,
The Christmas dance was really
a big success. Everyone seemed
to enjoy himself and all left the
dance rather starry-eyed.
Last week's assembly consisted
of a movie about West Point and
some Christmas music furnished by
the Slick Six, a Junior High or-
chestra. West Nanticoke, he was employed
One of our English teachers, Mrs. | by Pennsylvania Gas and Water
Mary Ruth Kleinginna, is leaving | Company before entering the service.
us. Her replacement, Mrs. Dorothy |
We put this tree in our main office to light up your heart with all the joys »f Christmas
i with best wishes, to our many patrons and friends for a holiday season overflowing with
joy and the best of cheer.
From the officers and employees of the Luzerne Electric Division,
~~ United Gas Improvement Company come Heartiest Greetings for a |
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Earl F. Herold, of Butler, Grand
Master of Masons in Pennsylvania
‘A retired banker and buginess-
man, was r ecently installed as
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Free and Accepted Masons of
Pennsylvania. :
The ancient installation cere-
mony was held at the Annual Com-
munication of Grand Lodge in Ma-
sonic Temple, Philadelphia.
Mr. Herold; who has dedicated
many years to free masonry, will
head approximately 258,000 Penn-
| sylvania Masons in 606 Masonic
: Lodges throughout the state.
He retired in 1961 as vice pry
ident and director of Butler Sav-
ings and Trust Company after 47
years of service, and serves on the
Advisory Committee of the Butled
Office of Commonwealth Bank and
Trust Company of Piccsburgi.
Mr. Herold has tw» daughtirs,
Mrs Lucille: Hendersnn. Sat Lake
Ci.7. Utah, and Mrs. [Shirley Yea-
ger, Warren, Pa.
who are Masons, Oliver C., a Past
Master of Butler Lodge No. 272,
and W. Kenneth, Orlando, Florida,
also a member of Butler Lode No.
272.
New Books Available
To Beaumont Library
Ultimately available to Beau-
mont users of the Bradford-Sulli-
van-Wyoming County library book-
mobile are these three new acqui-
sitions. donated by Bradford-Sul-
livan Grange No. 23:
Shakespeare, a biography by Pet-
ter Quenell. This book is rich in
colorful detail and is a complete
i study incorporating with ig
i history all discoveries made hb
/ scholars in the last sixty years and
| provides a total picture of Shakes-
| peare, the man and his work, and
his influence in drama through the
ages. It is written in an easy read-
able style, interesting to everyone.
Modern Art of Candle Creatirg,,
by Don Olsen. This interesting book
supplies the basic information neec-
ed to make candles in any home
kitchen and deals with all phases
of candle creating. The rediscovery
of this form of lighting dates back
before the time of Christ. More and
more peovle are interested in mak-
ing candles as a business and a
hobby.
Edgar Allen Poe, by Vincent Bur-
anelli. In this study of Poe, his
stories, poetry and criticisms are
analyzed. Poe’s immense influence
-in France is discussed, and his place
as one of America’s most gifted
writers and his effect on world lit-
Also two brothers
“Bil
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