ce nd he |s- ys nd LY 1Y, XL" at he on n, re Ir. m= on il- ES Sp DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA TRUCKSVILLE Members of Trucksville Fire Com- | pany are asked to meet at the mu- nicipal building on Tuesday night at 7:30 for practice in the handling | of equipment. | On Wednesday night at Hotel | Sterling Mrs. Edna Beith, a former | resident of Main Street, was in- stalled ag president of Luzerne County Division of Licensed Prac- | tical Nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hislop, Ma- ple Street, entertained at a family parfggin honor of their son Charles, | whe ¥elebrated his second birthday | on Friday, April 2. Guests were: Mrs. A. R. Whittaker and Douglas, | Loree and Leslie, Dallas. Mrs. Glen Frantz and infant son | have returned to their home at 60 | S. Pioneer Avenue from General Hospital. : | Mrs. Robert Johnson, Carverton | Road, was hospitalized at Geisinger | Medical Center, Danville, last week. | | ‘Mrs. Herman Reese, Rice Street, spent a recent weekend with friends in Philadelphia. Susan Kresge has returned to her home in Mountville after spending some time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kresge, Cliffside Avenue. Mrs. Marie Naper, Holly ‘Street, was confined home by illness sever- al days last week. Donald ‘Anderson, a student at Union College in Barbourville, Ken- tucky, will return this Saturday aft- er spending the spring recess with his mother, Mrs. Donald Anderson, Sr., Hill Street. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Robbins and family, Meridan, Conn., spent a recent weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Robbins, Ga Road. irs. James Trebilcox, a surgical patient at Nesbitt Hospital, is ex- pected home this weekend. j hborhood Card Club met at | the” home of Mrs. Robert Mathers, Hickory Street, on Tuesday night. | Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry D. Owens and Mrs. Sheldon Hoover. Others present were: Mesdames Donald © Anderson, Harold Croom, Robert Griffiths, William Lohmann, Richard Mathers and Ogden Palmer. Mr. and : Mrs. Lincoln Hoover, Somerville, N. J., will spend tomor- row with his father, Ira Hoover, Holly Street. SNEAS | COOKING DELANEY GAS SERVICE, Inc, Memorial Highway Dallas 674-4781 | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Math- | Williamsburg, Va. | Easter | Hill Road. | ness meeting. Mrs. S. R. Henning | Poughkeepsie, are spending a few | days with Mrs. Mrs. Nellie Wagner, Hill Street, has returned from a visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wagner and family, Levittown. Dorothy Mathers, a senior at Fast Stroudsburg Teachers College, will spend Easter weekend with her ers, Hickory Street. } Lucy Courtright, Harris Hill Road, has returned from a ‘trip to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hons and family, Lehigh Street, spent a few | days recently with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. The- odore Hons and family, Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly and family, Limewood Road, will spend weekend with her mother, Mrs. Ruth Flanigan, Yeadon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bolton and family, Perrin Avenue, have moved to their new home wat 15 Harris Anne Marie Novicki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Novicki, Bunk- er Hill, was christened at Saint Therese’s Church on Palm Sunday morning. Sponsors were Joseph Ka- leta and Marlene Batery. David Glahn, a senior at Union College, Barbourville, Kentucky, has returned after spending several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Glahn, Bunker Hill. Wendy Kerpovich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Xerpovich, Harris Hill Road, has returned from Nesbitt Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh, Huntsville Road, will entertain on Easter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plum- mer and family, Valley Forge, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Britt and fam- ily, Bunker Hill. Reynolds Class of Trucksville | Methodist Church met at the home | of Mrs. Warden Kunkle, Carverton Road, on Wednesday night. Mrs. S. D. Finney presided at the busi- led devotions. Members of the serving committee were: Mesdames Neual Kester, Julia Knorr, Morris Lloyd, William Moss, W. F. New- berry and Warden Kunkle. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan, S. D. Finney, Car- verton Road. Dale Metzger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Metzger, Harris Hill Road is convalescing at home after being a patient at Nesbitt. Hospital. Betsy Welker, a student at Tem- ple University, Philadelphia, arrived Tuesday to spend Easter with her family on Highland Avenue. DO YOU KNOW Triskaidekaphobia is the morbid fear of the number thirteen, and when a: Friday -falls on the thir- teenth day of the month an esti- mated $250,000,00 is lost because superstitious people will not buy or sell on that day. — SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST — A EEENENERENEENEEAENE NNER NNN ANCE 230 REZ EEE i 8 Nu : Graphic Aris Services § u o INCORPORATED 7 = u E PHOTO-ENGRAVING 5 u . . Ho § Offset Negatives and Platemaking 5 | Screen Prints, Art Work : u E 5 Phone 825 2978 = 5 Rear 29 North Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 5 y 4 8 EE I OY £ ; CEC EERO CEE a : Dr. Aaron S. Lisses E £ Optometrist g E 4 E g 88 Main Street, Dallas Professional Suite E 2 674-4506 Gateway Shopping Center £ & Edwardsville £ 2 DALLAS HOURS: £ g Tues. 2 to 8 pm. 287-9735 i E Wed 2 te 8 pam; GATEWAY CENTER HOURS: £ E Friday 2 to 5 p.m. Daily 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. E Evenings Thurs. & Fri. to 8 pm. THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1965 Jackson Twp. Cub Pack 225, sponsored by the Jackson Township Firemen, has been reorganized and meets every Tuesday afternoon 4 to 5 p.m. An invitation is offered to every boy in the township between the ages of eight and ten to join. Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Wagner of Chase Corners had as recent visi- tors: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kindred, Elaine and Diane, of Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heckman of Forty- Fort, Mr. and Mrs. Erhard Ostrum of Dallas, Mrs. Joseph Lapasky, Mrs. Annette Frantz, Mrs. Veru Letizi, Mr. and Mrs. John Grilly and daughter of Nanticoke. Two-Fold Class of Huntsville Methodist Church will hold a chick- en supper Saturday evening, May 8, at 5 p.m. Tickets can be pur- chased from any member of the class and at the door. The next meeting of the Jackson Township Firemen’s Association will be at the Fire Hall on Wednes- day evening, April 21. A large number attended the meeting on April 7. Darts, ping pong and cards were on hand for the enjoy- ment of the membership following the meeting. Join up and support your fire department. Dues are only $2 per year, including in- surance. The names of Warren and Calvin Gensel were inadvertently omitted from the list of guests at the birth- day party given in honor of Donna Moskaluk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moskaluk of Chase .Road. Huntsville Methodist Church will conduct a Communion Service this Legal Notice NOTICE: Sealed proposals will be received and publicly opened and read by the Supervisors of Lake Township, Luzerne County, at Har- veys Lake, Pennsylvania, until 10:00 a.m., Eastern Daylight Saving Time, Mayl, 1965, for ten thousand (10,000) gallons, more or less, E 1 Penetrating Oil (Dusto Oil) and for ten thousand (10,000) gallons, more or less, C 2 Asphalt. Proposal forms, Specifications, Form of contract and Instructions to bidders may be obtained from John H. Stenger, Secretary, Board of Supervisors, Harveys Lake, Penn- sylvania. The materials specified herein, shall meet the Standard Specificat- ions of the Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Highways. The successful bidder, when awarded the contract, shall furnish a bond - with suitable, reasonable requirements guaranteeing perfor- mance of the contract or delivery to be made, with sufficient surety in the amount of fifty percentum of the amount of the contract. And an additional bond in the amount of fifty percentum of the amount of the contract the Second Class Township Code, Article VIII, Section 803, Bonds for Protection of Labor and Material- men. All proposals must be upon form furnished by the undersigned. The Supervisors reserve the right to reject any or all proposals. (signed) John H. Stenger, Secretary Clothing Can Burn. Keep away from open flames and heaters [oh Don't give fire a place to start! E REX 122 CAMERA OUTFIT ® Tokes Black and White & Color Snapshots and Color Slides ® lenses by Amer. Optical Co. ® Takes 12 Jumbo Size Prints ® Uses 127 FILM -.M2 BULBS 2 Bulbs & Batteries Complete with Film $3.99 p/t EVANS DRUG STORE SHAVERTOWN in accordance . with 5 = 5 o ore » © = © 2 R = g .——r 0n Ed @ a Get < £ St @ = = Bn 2. 3 < = =< a oy : £ = [I = < > « = i « 0 = an = Qo - $ LQ > 2 & Q b=} @ s «< 2 s = LI om A Su Ge SHANK PORTION WHAT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS VARIETY OF FOOD VALUES! FasterSunday Quali oe 'SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY . . . FULLY COOKED, SMOKED Lb. (LOOK FOR THE HALF HAMS WITH THE SLICES ON TOP!) SHOP ‘ALP AND GET... LOW PRICES SECTION B — PAGE 5 All A&P Super Markets Will Observe REGULAR STORE HOURS THIS WEEK We Will Close Between 12 Noon and 3 P.M. Good Friday Closed Easter Monday Don’t Forget Extra Bread, Milk, Etec. DOMESTIC CANNED HAMS 9 to 11 Lh. 3-Lb. Can 5 $2.29 Lh. 64e 5-Lb. Can $3.69 CENTER HAM SLICES w. 89C IMPORTED a 2.35 PICNICS sin. 31 78 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ROUND STEAK & ROAST AGP’'S SUPER-RIGHT FINE QUALITY . . . YOUNG OVER Boneless Turkey Roost ... .. Sausage Nardone’s Pizza Pies 1-Lb. Roll Super-Right Fresh Pork 39¢ Roll 2-Lb. 79¢ 75¢ 1 hb, eos, 65¢ Shank Beef °° 10 to 14-1. Lb. Smoked Kielbassi 3 EE a Balliet’s Assorted Salads v 49¢ Lb. c Cut From Beef Round Sirloin Tip Roast ib 89c¢c | Swiss Steakspect round 1. SSB Cube Steaks 1. §9¢ READY TO COOK PlTRY) Capons .........» § dl 4 i 39° Smaller Turkeys Up To 9 Lbs. Available At Slightly Higher Retails! CRE ES Roasting Chickens u. Stewing Chickens EASTER SEAFOOD VALUES! MEDIUM SHRIMP Geese .. >. 2 i 15-0z. ox 28¢ Boneless 1b 69c Virginia Smoked Hams ov coe » §9¢c | Boneless Dinner Hams ........» 99¢ 4 4 8 Balliet’s Horseradish 52 1c 7 33c | Sliced Cheese Wee Amerion u 59; tom“ &ded | Florida i King Crab Legs . .. » 83¢| ORANGES Sans J th 3 he SWEET CORN Jumbo Shrimp . » $1.19} % Standard Oysters 2 69¢ | HONEYDEWS ur... 49 "2 If tame "0. "i ————. Buck Shad .......u [5¢’ & us. 3-Ih. c RADISHES CAP'N McINTOSH APPLES = ::39 3. 19¢ Haddock Fillet 51" 59¢ IGEBERG LETTUCE .. ..... ii 19¢ | FRESH GREEN BEANS ....... . 1gc| [Sod Fille ... 5. 478} se readed Shrimp ~~ 5, °1. PASCAL GELERY Bchs. 29¢ | FRESH GREEN ONIONS ...... . . 3. 23c WORTHMORE GLAMALON JELLY EGGS NYLONS Assorted Assorted 1-Lb. 1-Lb. 12-Oz. Pkg. 25¢c rion 39¢ 28 AW Black: i 1-Lb. Pkg. 25¢ Pairs 2 Easter Basket Mix ........ 13-0z. Pkg. 29¢ CHEESE SLICES 12-0z. Pkg. Samsonite HAIR DRYER OPENER 8.99 | $5.99 MEL-0-BIT CAN SHARP Jos 45¢ 39° / 2 Doz. GHT® |. LE. ocH: Sa YL SUNNYBROOK GRADE “A” WHITE FRESH ".ARGE SIZE 9 MI'D & MELLOW EIGHT O'CLOCK RICH & FULL-BOC'™D RED CIRCLE I-LB. § =GGS MEDIUM SIZE 2-87° BOKAR VIGOROUS & WINEY fr 7 And $10.00 Worth of Register Tapes Easter Bakery Values! 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