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Local Folk Visit
New York Fair
Traveling to the wonderland of
the New York World's Fair on |
Saturday were several residents of
the Back Mountain.
Taking a bus to the show were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Butry, Dev-
Baby Born Prematurel | .
To Mother On Visit y Blood Donation
on, Conn. announce the birth o Friday At Y
a five and a half pound son, Fimo-|
thy, April 27, at Nesbitt Hospital, | Transportation
There are two other children, Foe Is Available
Mrs. Peter Duda and Christine | my Christine, two and Roblyn, aged |
Steele, Dallas; Mrs. Irene Timko, Mr5. Butry is the former Mary | Transportation for donors wishing
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crisman, | ©20€ Kauffman, Waynesboro. Mr. | to visit the Bloodmobile on Friday,
Butry is employed with Saber ‘Dis- |
count House in Connecticut. .Timo-
thy arrived unexpectedly while Mr. |
and Mrs. Butry were visiting the
formers parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Bainbridge, Harveys Lake.
Christine Rishell, Carverton; Sally
Simpson and Tina Timpko, Over-
brook Avenue.
All reported a fascinating dis- |
play and much ground covered in
visiting the various buildings.
| may arrange it through Mrs. Ed-
ward Gilroy. Baby-sitting service
for those who must bring with them
their small children, will be suppli-
| ed at the Shavertown YMCA, where
the Bloodmobile will be stationed
dq Fresh Lean
| Did You Read
READ THE TRADING POST The Trading Post
Main Highway
B Choice Western
Round Steak
London Breil
Daring’s Country Smoked
Hams - -
Daring’s Country Smoked
bacon
Fresh Killed
Frying Chickens
43.
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3. $729
Turkeys =(9-111b. avg.) 30°C
Mueller’s
Elbow Macaroni c¢nveo BEC
Wheaties (Family Size) 3 i C
Crisco 3, c= 67"
Lux Liquid economy size (BC
Gerber’s Strained
Baby Food
Frozen Icelandic
Haddeck Filet
674-8481
WE'RE OPEN SUNDAYS
Tn Wed, 9 io 6 re hy E Pil,
(LEGS)
(BREASTS)
Ground
# Frozen
Sat. 5 to t
9 | blood
from 11:45 to 5:45.
To keep thempelves
| families eligible for
and their
receiving of |
in case of accident or ill-
ness, residents who are able: to
annual donation. Residents may
icin any PTA group in order to
bl | become eligible, through the,Blood
¢! | Assurance program.
Ten per cent of the membership
must be represented at each dona-
tion, to keep the ledgers balanced.
Blood will not be taken from any-
one who is suffering from a cold or
is otherwise indisposed. Persons
over pixty may not contribute. One
person in every family should make
a point of attempting to contribute
blood.
PTA chairmen are getting in
touch with” their membership to
Bi | insure a full quota on Friday.
Fublic Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
Oline O. McAndrew, their Heirs,
Executors or Administrators and |
i | Assigns that on April
i | Francis
17, 1964, |
Freeman, plaintiff, com-
menced an action against you to
No. 1007 May Term, 1964, which
# you are required to defend to quiet
title to the lands described as
follows:
ALL that certain piece, lot or
parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in the Borough of Dallas,
# County of Luzerne, State of Penn-
sylvania, bounded and described as
B | follows:
BEGINNING * at a point on
Columbia Avenue in a dividing line
between Lot Nos. 56 and 57, South
40 degrees .05 West, one hundred
forty (140) feet to a point in the
rear line of Lot No. 47; THENCE
along same North 49 degrees 55
minutes West, twenty-five (25)
feet to a point in the middle divid-
ing line of Lot No. 57; THENCE
along said dividing line North 40
degrees .05 East, one hundred forty
(140) feet to a point on Columbia
Avenue;
East, (25) feet
utes twenty-five
ginning.
square feet of soil be the same
more or less on a plot of lots sur-
MW | veyed for Freedman and Dattner
situated
#1 | in Dallas Borough, Luzerne County,
§ | Pennsylvania, according to map as
~ |.surveyed by ‘Smith- and Welles, C. -
and known gg- “Fairview”
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY. 1, 1964
© (Continued from Page 1A)
‘H. Stanley Doll
Stroudsburg’ Normal School. He was
principal of Noxen, Factoryville,
Laketon and Dallas Borough Ele-
I mentary and Secondary Schools.
For a time he became a salesman
for the Ironsides Company in Dallas
area. 5
Mr. Doll had esi associated with
the Massachusetts Life Insurance
Company for over 50 years. He was
a member of Factoryville Lodge
F. & A. M.,, and Dallas Methodist
Church.
He is survived by one son, Dr.
Ronald C. Doll, Livingston, N.J,
i Falls.
|
|
ue; THENCE along Columbia |
Avenue, South 49 degrees 55 min-.
to a point being the place of be-
i BEING the southerly one-half of
{| Lot No. 57 and containing 3,500
one = granddaughter, Cheryl; two
| brothers, Harry and Lewis, Evans
Services were held from Nafeor,
contribute are asked to do so. PTA | Funeral Home Saturday afternoon
groups are covered through semi- |
with Rev. James Randle officiating.
Interment wag in Sunnyside Cem-
etery, Tunkhannock.
Bearers were Hayden Richards,
Jerry Machell, Le'ghton Scott, Em-
ory Straley, Cragg Herdman,
Wayne Hadsell.
(Cont‘nued from Page 1A)
May Day
Junior girls will ‘act ‘as honor
guard for the Queen and her court.
This year's Queen, Sue Fielding,
and her attendants, Bonny Gor
netts, Pat Kanasky, Wanda Minor,
Sharyn Montreps, and Wilma Long, |
were selected by a popular vote of
the students of Lake-Lehman.
Grass Fire
Shavertown Firemen answered a
call on Tuesday morning to extin-
guish a grass fire on Belford Street.
Visit Childrciis Home
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weidner,:
Lake 'Catalpa, accompanied the
Dallas Methodist MYF to Bingham-
| ton Childrens Home on Sunday.
E. of Wilkes-Barre, recorded in Lu-
zerne County in Map Book 2 at
Page 209. :
You are hereby notified to plead
to the above action and related
Complaint within twenty. (20) days
from service hereof."
Merton E. Jones, Attorney
930 Miners Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
Wilkes- Barre, Pennsylvania
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Buttered Fresh Asparagus
ROLL and BUTTER
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TUNKHANNOCK, PA.
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and
In a recent Mathematics Contest
sponsored by the Luzerne County
Council of Teachers of Mathematics,
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MAY 10, 1964
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We Will Also Have A Special Children’s Menu .
SERVING 12 - 8 PM.
two Dallas Senior High School stu- |
dent received awards for outstand-
ing. scores. y |
Pictured are left to right: John :
Wormeck, My. Paul Klein, mathe- |
matics instructor, ‘and Thomas
Peirce. :
Peirce received a’ third place
(Continued from Page TA)
Judgmrnt Stricken
tered into upon an award of ‘arbi-
trators prior to the time for appeal
from the said award, and that an
appeal is contemplated and. will be
filed, and that said judgement en-
tered upon said award. was .im-
properly entered.”
g |
Judgement was therefore stricken
from the record, and Mr. Thomas
vindicated.
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Rt Geisinger %
father of Mis
Avenue,
Ralph Carpenter,
Harry Edwards, Saginaw
is a patient at Geisinger Hospital.
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Dallas High Students Place In Mathematics Contes] : ETRE.
award and was presented a metal
slide; with Wormeck placing eighth
and receiving a mathematics book.
Approximately one hundred and |
forty students participated in the
testing program. All students were
seniors from twenty+three area high
schools.
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