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master and Dr.
program chairman.
Governor nominee of the district,
was introduced.
Carlton Stouffer,
A Smorgasbord was enjoyed by |
guests.
Buying Parsonage
Monroe Baptist Church congrega- | were Miss Sandy Simon, Noxen, |
tion has undertaken to purchase a |and Ronald’ Gardiner, Kunkle.
| Letts’ car had to be towed. Offi- , taurant on December 4, 1963.
Plans are underway and its mem- | cer Raymond. Titus investigated.
bers are endeavoring to: raise the |
home for a parsonage.
down payment.
Prices in this Ad effective through Saturday, April 11th in all A&P Supermarkets in Dallas and Vicinity.
Stanley Hozempa,
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‘Crash On Main Street
the lower Main Street area Sunday |
| night yielded mo injuries. “Car |
| Street, Shavertown, was coming to- !
| ward Dallas on Pioneer Avenue, |
and collided with Kenneth Hughes,
| Meadowcrest, proceeding toward |
| Fernbrook on Main Street, about | | mischief”
9 p.m.
Passengers in the Hughes car | | $50.00.
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| Fined For Breaking
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The second of two accidents’ in | Into Orchard Farms
A:Truckgville boy, Robert Billings,
| driven by Peter Letts, Stafford | Harris Hill Road,
| state police in one of a wave of
| property offenses along Memorial
| Highway solved recently, pleaded
guilty to a charge of
before
| Bigelow last week and was fined
Billings was charged with break-
ing windows of Orchard Farm Res-
Bethlehem, America’s Christmas
City has a star visible 15 miles.
Wi THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 4364
No Junk Nabs Yet: [INJURED IN FALL
| Mrs. William Phillips, Beaumont,
New Housing Slated | is resting comfortably at Nesbitt
Dallas Township Police have not Memorial Hospital where she was
made any arrests yet on a recent- taken Friday after falling down the
{ly emphasized ordinance against | | outside steps at her home. X-rays
junk - cars, according to Assistant | showed no broken bones but she
| was badly bruised and shocked.
Mrs. Phillips who is 89 and her
| | husband had returned only a week
ago after spending several months
in Vestal, N. Y. Mr. Phillips is
staying with his son, James, Phillips,
312 N. Sprague Avenue, Kingston,
implicated by
chief of police Stanley Gardiner,
but the law will be enforced.
At Dallas Township Supervisors’
meeting Wednesday of last week,
the board read the old ordinance
against such abandoned or junk
vehicles, and ordered police to en-
force it strictly. Ordinance provides |
for a fine of $100 or 30 days in
jail, plus costs of towing.
Bids on road supplies
“malicious
Richard a stolen car.
Judge
to Joe's close friends.
heatd, “and contracts awarded, and
board reviewed a map of develop-
! ment of land by Willard Johns be-
were ' hind New Goss Manor.
land in Pennsylvania.
Delinquency Sent
West Penna. School
Joseph Young, 15, was sent to
Pennsylvania Junior Republic, Grove
City, north of Pittsburgh, a guid-
ance and rehabilitation school, after
being adjudged for running away
from his Norton Avenue home in
To
The school has an excellent repu-
tation for understanding and val-
uable work with its boys, according
The worlds only sanctuary for
bald eagles is on Mt. Johnson Is-
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
‘| Dymond Hollow Supper
Dymond Hollow Methodist Church
WISCS will serve a baked ham sup-
Iper Saturday beginning at 4:30 p.m.
Tickets will be available at the
door or from any WSCS member.
iCo-chairmen are Mrs.
and Mrs. Francis
Faux. Proceeds will go toward the
Local Folk Called
For May Jury
Russell D. Lahr, Kingston Town- |
ship; Melba Webber, Dallas, R.D. 4;
| Mrs. Lillian Sayre and Ralph White-
sell, Hunlock Creek, R.D., will serve
as prospective jurors during the
week of May 4 session of Civil
Court. ’
Jean Updyke, Trucksville; Helen
Booker, Dallas, and Edward Mush- The
Coolbaugh, Sr.,
new ceiling fund.
ected for the week of May 11.
lock Creek, have been drawn for
duty the week ‘of May 18.
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Mrs. Della Case, Lehman Town- | miles long and more than a thous-
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