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Public Notice
SHERIFF SALE
FRIDAY, Octobér 23, 1364, at
10:00 AM., E.D.S.T.,, Court Room
No. 1, Court House, Wiikes-Barre,
Pa., execution by Writ of Execu-
tion, No. 130 Cct. Term, 1964, is-
sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Luzerne County will ex-
pose for sale real estate of MARI-
LYN J. MURPHY and NANCY
POCCESCHI, described as follows:
the surface or right of soil of that
certain lot, piece, parcel or tract
of land, situate, lying and being
in the Township of Plains, County
of Luzerne and Commonwealth of
A
| Hudson Coal Company to Peter
| Bednarezyk and wife by deed dated
October 14, 1960 and recorded in
the office for the recording of deeds
in and for Luzerne County in Deed
| Book 1456 at Page 684; thence
| northeasterly along said right-of-
| way line one hundred fifty (150)
feet more or less, to a point;
| thence southeasterly by other lands
and at right aagles to said last
mentioned right-of-way
dred fifty-four (554) fect more or
less. to a ‘point in the northwesterly
right-of-way line of State High-
way Legislative Route No. 1005 (al-
Pennsylvania, bounded and describ- | so-known as ‘Anthracite Express-
Beginning at | said last mentioned point
hundred fifty
3: A0) feet northwesterly: measured
od as follows! to wit: way’)
» noint in the southeasterly right- being distant one
State
of-way line of Highway
ry em T_T
Route No. 315 marking the norther- normal from the center line of the
{ly corner of lands conveyed by The
five hun- |
south-bound lane of said Route
No. 1005; thence southwesterly
| along said right-of-way line of sa’d
Route No. 1005, parallel with. and
| distant one hundred fifty (150) feet
northwesterly measured no mal
from the center line of said south-
bound lane thereof one hundred
fifty =(150) feet more or less to its
"intersection with the extension
| southeasterly of the northeasterly
line of lands conveyed as aforesaid
Ito Peter Bednarczyk and wife; |tion in
thence northwester’y along said last | will be
mentioned extension and north-
easterly line of lands conveyed to
eter Bednarczyk and wife as afore- | exceptions are filed thereto within |
(10)
feet more or less to the place of taken into execution, and sod as
‘sa'd five hund-ed fifty-five (555): ten
beginning. = Containing -one
nincty-one one hundredths
that distribution will be
accordance with the schedule unless
and | the progerty of Marilyn J. Murphy,
(1.91) Nancy Pocceschi and Robert Poc-
ENLINE,
ang Fo
T
hereby given tc all
and parties in interest
Sheriff will on October 30,
his office, where the same
available for inspection, and
made in
Joseph Mock, Sheriff
franklin B. Gelder, Attorneys.
ESTATE OF W. ALFRED VAL-
(died August 31, 1964)
late of Wilkes-Barre City. ' Letters
estamentary having been granted,
all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment and
those having claims to present the
same to JONATHAN C. VALEN-
TINE, EXECUTOR, 35 N. FRANK-
LIN STREET, WILKES-BARRE, PA.
WILLIAM A. VALENTINE, ATTY.
WIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILD-
ING, WILKSE-BARRE, PA.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964
acres, more or less, of surface as ceschi, and will be sold by
described in Luzerne County Deed
Book 1514, page 58. With improve- | Joseph L. Reynolds, III,
ments thereon. Subject to the same |
exceptions, reservations, provisions,
covenants, conditions, waivers and!
restrictions as are contained in prior |
decds or other instrumcnts tor:
the chain of title to said premises |
NOICE is
| claimants
that the
1964, file a Schedule of Distribu-
Installation of
will
new
be held. Mrs.
by | October
Z'orum. Mrs.
members.
days thereafter. Seized,
Sales Slip Pads
In Many Designs
THE DALLAS POST
onizio sald, “The
Junior High School PTZ PTH
Names New Executive Board
members
take, place at Irem Temple
Country Club November
p.m. when a dinner meeting will
Elwood Davis is in
charge. Reservations must be made
31 with Mrs.
Joseph Rauch has
membership cards for prospective
Meeting of the group was held
at the Lake Elementary Building
with Charles Adonizio, chief pro-
bation officer of Luzerne County
Juvenile Court.as speaker. Mr. Ad-
mother
home is the driving force in any
State must take over.” He express-
cd nis sausiacuon when a boy or
2ir! succeeds after ‘guidance by thie
body. }
Refreshments were served from
a beautiful Autumn decorated ta-
ble by hostess, Mrs. Charles Wil-'
liams, Mrs. Arthur Engler, Mrs
iinaldo Cappe'tyi and Mrs. Ruth |
Deets. Present were’ Mesdames '‘Al-
an Sorchick, Fred Dodson, Clarence
Bath
Ernest
Swire, George Searfoss, Charles
Williams, Arthur Engler, Rinaldo
Cappelini, Ruth Deets, Elwood Da-
in the vis Darrell Loomis, Robert Traver,
Martha Swire, Ivan Steinruck, How-
Freshman At Lycoming
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
v
Karl L. Squier, son of Lake-Leh-
man supervising principal and Mrs.
Lester B. Squier, is one of 394 fresh-
family and when parents fail, the men enrolled at Lycoming College,
Williamsport. The 1964 graduate
of Lake-Lehman high school is a
preministerial student.
The Pennsylvania Highway De-
partment maintains nearly 43,000
miles of highways.
td Jones, Robert Pilger, Carl T.
i: Swanson, Joseph Volley, Donald
Hanson, Theo. Heness, Joseph
Rauch; Taft Truska, Raymond Gaz-
inger, Michael Clark, C. Wesley
Boyle, Misses Hazel and Paul
Davis, and guests, Mrs. Marcella
Birkbeck, Mrs. Richard Finnegan,
and Mrs. William Borten.
THIS
USDA
CHOICE SHIELD .
TAKES THE GUESS WORK OUT OF
MEAT BUYING!
Giant offers you the pick of the finest
government grades, plainly marked
U.S.D.A. CHOICE. No fancy names to
cover up for inferior quality! Uniformly
tender and flavorful with excess fat re-
moved. Now you CAN be certain that
you're buying consistently better quality
beef — guaranteed by the U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture choice shield. AND remem-
ber . . . Giant Is the Only Area Chain
offering you this guarantee!
“Well Steak Our
Reputation On It!”
Look For the U.S.D.A.
Choice Shield
SA
MAXWELL HOUSE
STANT COFFEE
i ar
(SAVE 32¢)
LIPTON'S TEA BAGS
BUY 48
GET 8. FREE
THIET
5 4
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GREEN GIANT MIX or MATCH 1]
PEAS
NIBLETS
12-0Oz. Can
GREEN BEANS
(CUT) 14Y2-0Oz.
GREEN GIANT FROZEN VEG. SALE
NIBLET CORN
No. 303 Can
Can
MIXED VEGETABLES
CARROTS NUGGETS
GREEN BEANS
Kitchen Sliced
LE SUEUR PEAS
ITALIAN BEANS
. BROCCOLI SPEARS
ITT LT
DAIRY FOODS
N.Y. State Sharp Cheese....." 69¢
BORDEN'’S so 9
JZ, c
Eagle Brand Cream Cheese...
Domestic Bleu Cheese.....> 69c
Borden’s American Cheese . . - 89¢
Loaf
BURRY Cremes 92 39¢ 2 SUNSHINE Fingers
12%
MALLOW ——0z, VIENNA °39¢
| THRILL ZEST SOAP |
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Reg.
Bars
A AR SSE
i 68 652 = 20
(20¢c Deal)
Pon
2
LEG or RUMP Vi
SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS
DOVER
HADDOCK FILLET
WHITE HALIBUT STEAK _u 58¢
OYSTERS sox cor 15¢ 120= cn *1,09
... +b55¢ ® RIB VEAL CHOPS
ROCKINGHAM ROCK CORNISH HE!
OSCAR MAYER SKINLESS FRANK
All Lb.
Beer Pla.
5%:
FRESH
SOLE FILLET
SHRIMD ROL LS
FRESH STANDARD
OYSTERS _so-cen8g 12:0- con Ggo
Giant’s Famous Produce
EXTRA FANCY—RED DELICIOUS
APPLES
TOKAY GRAPES... - 11¢
To HOME
CA ro AGE GROWN Lb. Gc
GREEN .
2 -¥ VERDELLI ~~ 10-Oz.
s ol CH FRESH 19¢c
i Eg [FD mmm mses
& F¥ Lo am
(SAVE 9c) i z 3
BETES em { von
3 correo a Pe hg
: — IRD’S EYF FROTEN FOODS cise
Pea 28 8 ola 10.0: 7% With Onion Sauce 8.02 0a
Po ib Onions __1o: 20g : shrooms 10-0: 87g
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes 100: 28¢ 2:02 20a
Pezs in Cream Savee 100: 28g 70: "7g
French Green Beans oo 30¢ cra] Anivre Grom Sane), 30x FT
with Almond is or ‘Mushrooms Do
ROMAN FROZEN PARTY PIZZA... res £ 0g
PROGRESSO TOMATO PASTE cay 9nd]
: nA 8-Oz.
PROGRESSO TOMATO SAUCE ... fe 358
PROGRESSO OLIVE OIL ........ =*3.79
CHICKER-OF-THE-SEA TURA
DOW'S HANDI-WRAP
MT. BEAUTY TOMATO PUREE. ..-
You will win the bonus
prize (or $5,000 cash) if
you write our store name
on the back of your entry
blank for Tide's ‘‘Shop-
ping Fling” Sweepstakes
and win first prize in any
of the 3 drawings. Look
for the specially marked
Tide “Shopping Fling”
Sweepstakes packages at
our store.
ZEST SOAP APPETIZERS
HEBREW NATIONAL GRIDDLES (Hot Dogs) _..._____ Ib. 89¢
Bath ¢ Kitchen Fresh Salads (Cole Slaw, Pot, Mac.) Ib. 23¢
Sree 30 WHOLE PICKLED HERRING (In Cream or Wine Sauce) ga, 45¢
i BAR-B-QUED FRYERS
62402.
Cans
257
28 |
No. 2%2
em G0
LIGHT
CHUNK
100-Ft.
Roll
¥ BE mH 2H BH BR BER BN
LUZERNE GIANT
KEY ROASTS .
Top Value Stamps
t.73c @ LOIN VEAL CHOPS
1%-Lb,
AVG.
iS
FREE 520
Extra TV Stamps
with coupons in
This Ad
50 BONUS
With the Purchase of
2-Lb. Pkg.
GROUND CHUCK
Limit One Coupon Per
"Customer. Coupon
Goed thru Sat., Oct. 17th
Yop Value Stamps
With the Purchase of
2-Lb. Pkg. or Over
CENTER CUT
PORK CHOPS
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupon
Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th
!
Rap
Taras
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¢ 8
BREAKFAST COCKTAIL
= BONUS
Top Value Stamps
With the Purchase of
2-Lb. Pkg. or Over
PORK SAUSAGE
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupon
Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th
Ton Value Stamps
With the Purchase ?
Ea. Ca
GLADE
Room Decdorizer
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupon
Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th
Top Value Stamps.
© With the Purchase of
Ea. 12-0z. Pkg. Frozen
STOUFFERS
SPINACH SOUFFLE, 43c
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupon AS
good thru Sat., Oct. 17th | 38
4
FRUIT DRINKS
Orange-Grapefruit il $
Qrange-Pineapple
Orange-Apricot Ais
P. & R.
MIX OR MATCH SALE!
FREE 10c COUPON
In Package Towards Purchase of Salt
THIN SPAGHETTI
ELBOW MACARONI
MEDIUM SHELLS
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Top Value Stamp
WITH $10 PURCHASE OR OVER
Excluding Cigaretets, Milk Products and
; Fair Trade Items
Limit One Coupon Per Customer
Coupon Good Thru Sat., Oct. 17th :
7001) Ce J ll
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pr BONUS
Top Value Stamps
1 PFo Rivlain,
Round or Rib Steak
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupon
PDartnebannng,
USD "USDA
CHIE) rovataat
50 BONUS
Top Value Stamps
With the Purchase of
One Pkg. Beef Roast, Chuck,
B ~ ‘Rib, Rump, Cross Cut,
7 "Rolled Roast, Etc.
us D A { Limit One Coupon Per
. Customer. Coupon
Oct. 17th
Good thru Sat.
GOCE:
30 BONUS
Top Value Stamps
With the Purchase of
2-Doz. Any Brand
EGGS
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer, Coupon 3
Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th
i BONUS
Yop Value Stamps
With the Purchase of
Two 24's or One 48's Pkg.
MODESS
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupon
Good tirru Sat., Oct. 17th
N55 BONUS
Top Value Stamps
With the Purchase of
Ea. 10-Oz, Jar
GIANT PRIDE
STUFFED OLIVES
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupon
Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th
Top Value Stamps
With the Purchase of
14-Oz. Pkg. Frozen
FRENCH MINUTE
STEAKS
Limit One Coupon Per
Customer. Coupen
Good thru Sat., Oct. 17th
"BAKERY TREATS
CHEESE CAKE
PINEAPPLE OR CHERRY
eacH §9¢
COCONUT CUSTARD OR APPLE PIE
(SAVE 10c)
(Save 10c) EA.
LEMON FILLED
CUPCAKES ____6-39¢c
ALL-BUTTER PECAN =
DANISH RINGS ove 52¢
LUZERNE STORE
Field Representative
MRS, B. L. SIMONSON
Mrs. B. L. Simonson, ‘West Pitts-
ton, yesterday was appointed field
representative of the Luzerne Coun-
ty Unit, American Cancer Society.
A graduate of Pittston Hospital
School of Nursing, she is a board
member of the American Red Cross
serving as Vice-chairman of Volun-
teers.
Active in Girl Scouting for 20
years, she: is a delegate to the
Penn's Woods Council, and has
served as substitute nurse for 10
years in West Pittston Schools as
registered nurse at Consolidate
Ciger, West Pittston.
Past President of the Senior Wo-
men’s Club of West Pittston, Mrs.
Simonson is'a member of the Pitts-
tan Hospital Auxiliary, YMCA Aux-
iliary, Wyoming Chapter of Eastern
Star, Rotary Anns of Wyoming,
Trinity Episcopal Church, West
Pittston, and has headed community
programs of the United Fund, Can
cer Society, Polio, and ‘Heart Av
sociation.
the mothe? of wig
She is
Enters Franklin-Marshall
daughters.
Howard G. Dymond, son of Mrs.
Elaine. 'R. Dymond, Dallas RD 3,
completed his three-day orientation
course at Franklin and Marshall
College, and is enrolled in the fresh-
man class.
a Dogs
vr life
NECESSITY OF
HUNTING DOGS
By Bob Bartos, Manager
Friskicy Pet Foods Research Center
The conservationists in ever
state generally look upon the™
hunting dog as a knight in shin-
ing armor. And little wonder.
In these days of heavy hunt-'
ing pressures, shrinking game
habitats, and a not overly-
abundant number of waterfowl
and game birds, we can no
longer afford to shoot down
five million ducks each year
that are not recovered. Nor can
we afford the heavy crippling
Joss of upland game birds. The
use of hunting dogs cuts these
losses dramatically by aay
that a greater proportion of
the birds shot are actually re-
trieved and therefore counted
by the hunter for his legal
limit.
And not only does wild life
conservation benefit from hunt-
ers using dogs, but you’re do-
ing yourself a favor. Half the
fun of hunting waterfowl or
upland game is watching your
dog work. And there’s a Cea
choice of breeds available to
any. nimrod, no matter what
his specialty. Nor must a dog
be pedigreed. Many a pooch of
uncertain pedigree will hunt
with zest and efficiency.
The fact that you live in a
city apartment or a small house
in the suburbs is no deterrent,
providing you can get to the
sounny occasionally for train-
ing, - more regularly at
least . Onn before the sea-
son opens to get your dog con-
ditioned. Labrador Retrievers,
Pointers ‘and Setters are no
larger than Boxers or German
Shepherds, two breeds that are
popular in the cities. True,
they’ll need long brisk walks,
but . walking conditions you,
too, for long hours in the field.
Being prepared physically,
: more srjoyment, out
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