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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Trucksville
Tomorrow night at 8 in the
municipal building Trucksville Fire
Company will hold a special meet-
ing. Committees appointed at an
earlier session will make their re-
ports. All Firemen and interested
residents are urged to attend.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pritchard,
Maple Street, entertained recently
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, Concord,
California.
VISIT DESOCIOS
A zroup of former Back Moun-
tain ¥®sidents were recently enter-
tained by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De-
Socio at their home at Syracuse,
N. Y. Mrs DeSocio is the former
Jean = Pesavento of Davis Street.
Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pavlick, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Case, Jack Pesavento, and host and
hostess.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
Neighborhood Card Club met at
the home of Mrs. John Roushey,
Sr., Hellers Grove, on Thursday
night. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Harry Owens and Mrs. Ogden Pal-
mer. Other members in attendance
were: Mesdames Harold Croom,
Sheldon Hoover, William Lohman,
Richard Mathers, Robert Mathers,
and Robert Shoemaker.
(Continued on Page 4 B)
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FREEDONA FARMS
Dairy Dispersal
MESHOPPEN, PA. WYOMING CO.
MESHOPPEN TWP. )
Due to other interest, I am selling my complete dairy at Public
Auction, on the farm formerly known as the Cyrus Tyler Farm,
at Myo-Beach, also 2 miles West of Meshoppen, on U. S. Route
6 and 10 miles West of Tunkhannock, on
Saturday, October 16
12:00 P.M., Rain or Shine
42 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
Health: This herd has been bangs certified and TB tested for
many years. 100% calfhood vaccinated. All will be properly pro-
tected against shipping fever. Pregnancy examinations, udders
checked prior to sale date by capable vet. Individual health charts
on day of sale. DHIA—1965 records nearly 16,000 M, 620 F.
This high producing Wyoming Co., herd consists of 32 milch
cows, 3 fresh recently, 9 close springers or fresh by day of sale.
pe bred for November and December, 5-2 year old bred heifers,
1" fresh and 4 bagging. 5 beautiful open yearlings.
These Four Cows Will Mean A Lot To You
eedona Weber Winterthur, daughter of H 42, 6 yr. 288 d,
22,442 M, 923 F, 41%; Freedona Weber Burcader, 7 yr. 305 d,
23,757 M, 835 F; Freedona Weber Ona, 5 yr., 21,182 M, 827 F;
Red, 5 yr., 23,215 M, 844 F.
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SALE
Freedona Inspiration Mary 5 yr., 15,113 M, 772 F; Freedona
Janet Burcader, 7 yr. 20,942 M, 781 F; Freedona Comet Lassie,
5 yr., 16,419 M, 732 F; Freedona Weber Promoter, 3. yr., 19,524 M,
721 F; Freedona Skokie Joan, 3 yr., 19,125 M, 696 F; Freedona
Almeda Ceydermead, 4 yr., 18,207. M, 682 F; Freedona Dunloggin
Pet, 268 d, 4 yr., 17,710 M, 617 F, will be fresh by sale date.
~ DHIA test on Aug. 22, 1965 was 15,130 M, 594 F, 3.9%. We
feel certain that this herd will make over 16,000 M and 620 F.
Every animal born and raised on this farm from top producing
dams and 100% NEBA sires. These cows are large and outstand-
ing in every respect, young, type and production we will prove.
This is a small select herd that will really work and look! Make
your plans now to attend this fine dispersal.
5000 Roto-bales of mixed brome and alfalfa hay. 400 bales of
¥whird cutting of alfalfa hay, 42 acres of standing silage corn for
sale by private treaty.
) Beautiful 300 acre farm for sale by private treaty.
{TERMS — CASH Lunch — Tent
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fassett, Owners
MESHOPPEN, PA., RFD
MERTON L. BUNNELL, Auctioneer and Sales Mgr.
Springville, Pa. Phone 965-2375
ALBERT W. SMITH, Pedigrees
! CORNER, BOX 408, Dallas,
SPORTSMANS CORNER
by 3m Hopvle
The other day I stopped in and
had a visit with a good friend and
a sportsman -- DAVE (DAVEY)
KOZEMCHAK -- and while I wes
there Mrs. Kozemchak made some
homemade noodles and I must ad-
mit it was quite a treat. The only
‘ question now is which is better,
Mrs. Kozemchak’s noodles or old
Jim's homemade soup. By the way,
DAVEY is back in school and is
doing real well both with the
studies and with the girls too. Let's
face it, the whole family are a
bunch of swell people no matter
what.
GAME CAN COUNT: Many ani-
mals can count up to one. If you
want to fool a big buck, walk into
the woods with a pal and have the
pal walk out. The deer counts one
in, one out and assumes all's well
until you harvest him.
SKINNED: Try tomato skins to
liven up fishing. Drape pieces over
bait and see if fish respond to
color (?) or action (?) you decide
which, but they say it works.
It would be difficult to pinpoint
1
any one area in Pennsylvania as]
being the “hot spot” for stalking
deer with a bow and arrow. Every
county in the state ‘registered some
archery kills last year. A record
archery harvest took place in 1964
when bowhunters reported exactly
1,600 animals.
As in 1964 season, archers this
year will be permitted to take one
deer of either sex. If a hunter is
successful in bagging a deer during
archery season he is not permitted
to kill deer during rifle season.
Potter County led the state last
year with a harvest of 163 deer; Ly-
| coming County was second with 103
and Sullivan County third with 59.
Legal hunting hours during the
archery season are from 6 a. m. to
5 p. m. EST.
Waterfowl hunters are required
to retain a fully feathered wing on
each migratory bird while being
transported.
Bow and arrow and shotguns not
larger than ten gauge may be used
to take waterfowl. Pump guns must
be limited to a three shell capacity.
Electric calling devices are not legal
in the hunting of migratory water-
fowl.
In accordance with federal regu-
lations there are no open seasons
on snow geese and swans.
No federal Migratory Bird Stamp
is required to hunt snipe. All other
shooting regulations apply.
‘WOODCOCK season opens at sun-
rise and RUFFED GROUSE and
SQUIRREL opens at 7 a. m. EST
on Saturday, October 16.
This week’s hunting SUNRISE TO
SUNSET TABLE is: Oct. 14, 6:17
to 5:30; Oct. 15, 6:18 to 5:28; Oct.
16, 6:19 to 5:27; Oct. 17, 6:20 to
5:25; Oct. 18, 6:21 to 5:24; Oct. 19.
6:22 to 5:22; Oct. 20, 6:23 to 5:21.
Times are a. m. to p. m. EST.
Any questions or information you
might have send to SORTA
x5
18612 or phone 674-3529.
JOHN T.
MACIALEK
NORTH EATON, PA.
EATON TOWNSHIP
‘We will sell the following personal property at the farm located
in North Eaton, second farm past Donald Williams—watch for red
auction arrows at south lend of river bridge and Esso Station in
Tunkhannock, Pa.,—on :
¥ Saturday, Oct. 23, 1965
¥ 10:30 A.M. SHARP
42 HI-GRADE HOLSTEINS
All 1965 TB and blood tested free herd. Calthood vaccinated.
Health charts on day of sale.
This dairy consists of 27 milch cows, 7 close springers or fresh
by day of sale, 3 first-calf heifers, just fresh; 12 due to freshen
in November, December and January, 5 2-year-old heifers, bred
for December and January; 7 open yearlings.
Sale highlights of ownersamplers records: Dee, 13,058 M, 473 F,
just fresh; Jan, 11,663 M, 400 F, just fresh; Maity, 2 yr., 11 mos.,
11,663 M, 434 F, due November 26; Tex, 11,232 M, 437 F, due
December 23; Ilene, 11,368 M, 414 F, due December 21; Meme,
10,768 M, 423 F, due October 29; Donna, 10,656 M, 440 F, due
October 20; Bess, 10,202 M, 397 F, just fresh.
"This fine herd of cattle ‘represents 100% NEBA sires and bred
back to popular NEBA bulls. Here is a good young herd of Hol-
steins and will make money for the average dairyman. Now is
the time to buy. Come prepared as they will be sold at your prices.
John Deere Model 70 Diesel Tractor - A-I
JD 5-ton wagon, with rack; JD 4-bar side rake, on rubber; JD
95 bu. PTO manure spreader, JD No. 5 7° mower, Ford Model 250
mer baler, with New Holland bale thrower, A-1; Sno-Co elevator,
*“grain auger elevator, with [7% h.p. motor; cylinder corn sheller,
Oliver trip 3-bottom 16” trailer plows, 4-séction harrow, JD 3-pt.
hitch, Arrow-vent 42” hay dryer fan, with 71 h.p. motor; 36”
ventilating fan, with shutters and % h.p. motor; Wilson 8-can side-
door milk cooler, 20-gal. gas water heater, 2 DeLaval mag. milking
units, DeLaval No. 73 milker pump and motor, all milking utensils,
electric clipper, dehorners, hydraulic cylinder, electric motors,
shallow well piston pump, 1%” centrifugal pump, 1 ton electric
hoist, 24” riding lawnmower, endgate irons, wagon unloading unit,
6 h.p. high pressure boiler. g :
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS at 10:30 A.M. Sharp
Birds eye maple dresser, 2 chests of drawers, maple desk, vanity,
2 maple night stands, 2 walnut end tables, Inlaid end table, Syl-
vania 27” TV set, mahogany bed, GE automatic filter-flow washer,
Kenmore gas stove, sofa, chairs, M.W, refrigerator, china closet,
rugs and other items.
20 Acres of Standing Silage Corn
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY
WYOMING CO.
TERMS — CASH LUNCH TENT
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Macialek, Owners
TUNKHANNOCK, PA., RD 5
MERTON L. BUNNELL, WAYNE WEAVER, Auctioneers |
~ Springville, Pa. — Phone 965-2375 _
DISPERSAL
i
Many Parents Attend
Back To School Night
Three hundred interested parents
attended the Back To School pro-
gram of Dallas Junior High School
PTA last week.
Principal John Rosser introduced
the faculty, 29 of the 30 teachers
being present. Mrs. John Rogers
presided and during the business
meeting William E. Price was elect-
ed vice president. Theme for the
year will be Concern plus Know-
ledge equals Action. .
Mrs. Joseph Katyl, membership
chairman, advised parents that en- |
velopes would be sent home so that
they might join the PTA which is
seeking 100% goal this year. Mrs.
Elwood Swingle, Blood Bank chair-
man said membership in the Associ-
ation is necessary to obtain same in
case of need or emergency.
Mrs. Calvin Wettstein, ways and
means chairman, announced the
PTA will sponson. a dance on No-
vember 5. Mrs. Joseph Balavage is
hospitality chairman and Mrs. Rob-
ert Fleming in charge of legislation
committee. s
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ERNEST |
GAY
New Dallas
Shopping
Center
Centermoreland 333-4500
DALLAS 675-1176
ASPHALT PAVING
Driveways
Parking Areas
CRUSHED STONE
“Meeting Pa. Dept. of
Highway Specifications.”
American
Asphalt Paving
Co.
696-1114
Plant and Quarry — Chase
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965
SECTION
SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ... 2 to 3-lbs.
FRESH
FRYERS
& BROILERS
WHOLE
NONE
PRICED
HIGHER!
Sliced Bacon ... ." 79c¢
Chicken Livers ...........» 49¢
Tender Beef Liver ........» 39¢
Smoked Boneless Butts ....» 79¢c
Long Bologna “ii “ee » 45¢
Large Link Sausage =i = » 59c
Fresh Ham
Plate Boiling Beef ........»
Spare Ribs
Cameco Pressed Ham ... 5H:
Boneless Turkey Breasts ..."
Boneless Stewing Beef ....»
CUT-UP OR LEG OR BREAST
SPLIT cen... 30c | QUARTERS ... " 30c
ALLGOOD LEAN TENDER
He" Ge
19¢
49c
49¢
75¢
69
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Style Ib.
5-0z.
a
POTATOES i: i
Sava ws 300
2» 39¢
Bosc Pears
D’Anjou Pears ----.-%
Fresh Carrots Western @ pigs. 29€
Florida Oranges --.--** 93¢
Fresh Mushrooms .----.™ 4%
.3 » 35¢
Cameco Danish Ham .... 5: 59c | Midget Salami ue ......» 6%¢
Fresh Meat Loaf i: ...» 55¢ | Boneless Chuck Roast .....» 69c
Fully Cooked Hams ono n 65c | Lamb Combination .......» 45¢
Tender Calves Liver .......» 95¢| Corned Beef Brisket "= » 69c
CORTLAND and MacINTOSH
A 8 les Grade "A" Lh. C
7 U.S. No. 1 Bag
rd TOKAY GRAPES n. 10cC
20-1b.
oe: T9C
Fresh Cucumbers .....4 = 29¢
Grapefruit ive... 3 « 3%5¢
Celery Hearts ........ = 25c
Fresh Cranberries Ocean Spray n. 99
8-0z,
Fresh Cole Slaw ... ..° 19c
Spinach reeh care "5:0 25¢
%
&_ JUBLEE J
CUT FROM FRESH FRYING
CHICKENS
Legs With Thighs
or Breasts
SUPER-RIGHT THIN SLICED
LUNCHEON MEATS
Bologna, Pickle & Pimenio,
Plain Loaf, Spiced Luncheon
Old Fashioned and Olive Loaf
YOUR CHOICE!
9%¢ ( rinse )
go Sea Food Values!
6-0z.
Pkgs.
Fancy Sea Scallops
Dressed Whiting .......»
Fresh Haddock Fillet ....» 69¢
Claw Crob Meat ... 7. °1 15
resh Oysters ome 5% T8c
Can
—] Frozen Food Values!
(IN GRAVY)
he 1.39
FRENCH’S
Sliced Turkey
AGP VANILLA BAVARIAN
Creme Cake ...... ';:2~ 49c.
EVANS
Orange Juice .... 6 32 8%¢
A&P Cut Corn ...
Sultana Meat Pies
ng 35¢
8-0z. 89 c
Pies
185-UZ. PKG. Z5¢c)
3-0z. 10c
2-Lb.
Pkg.
Loaf 85¢
i SYLVAN SEAL
Cream Cheese .......
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Velveeta Ses... ..
SILVER ROOK
Butter .....
1-Lb.
es + + 0 0 0 + Print T2c
SUNNYBROOK—MEDIUM SIZE
Fresh Eggs Grace «a ....2 = 97¢c
Nabisco Dandy Oyster Crackers».
Bumble Bee Si Tuna ... 2 Gm
° uttermilk 6-0z.
Oillshury Ziti Panshoke co.
. ge . 14Y2-0z.
Duncan Hines © Cake Mix “sc” O
Butter Kernel =: Corn
12-0z.
Armour’s Treet ..........
Can
Hormel's Spam .......... &.F
Lucky Whip Dessert Topping ¢..*
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Pillshury «im Biscuits ..2 Ronn
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Herb-ox Bouillon Cubes ... "5." 2
JANE PARKER CHERRY uk
Peach Pie ......
JANE PARKER
Donuts
JANE PARKER
Angel Food Ring ......
JANE PARKER BREAD
Cracked Whe~t
39¢
67c
29%¢
3c
53¢c
49¢
49¢
57¢
19¢
39¢
9c
= 39
| doz. 25¢
oo 45¢
Plain, Sugar
or Cinnamon
2 niger. 1 |
EIGHT 0'CLOCK
5 COFFEE
Bazooka Bubble
1c
Swanee Facial Tissues
Jiffy Biscuit Mix
Ann Page Red Beans . .
YOUR
CHOICE!
10°
Jona Lima Beans, 1-Lb. Can
American Beauty Butter Beans, 15-Oz. Can
Great Northern Beans,
American Belle, Sliced Carrots, 14%2-0z.
American Belle Prepared Spaghetti,
Sultana Pork and Beans, 1-Lb. Cans
lona Cut Beets, 1-Lb. Cans
lona Tomato Puree, 1072-0z. Cans
Dawn Glo Green Beans, 16-0Oz. Can
60°
Grape Jelly swore | | |,
Ann Page Ketchup . .
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151 ne
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Deep Blue 32 Tuna ..... € c. 99¢C W
Easy-Off Window Cleaner "c.. 49c¢ Seneca Orangeade . wea Quer Bla
. FLUFFO CRISCO BEECH-NUT COFFEE-MATE HEINZ
COLDEN SHORTENING SHORTENING STRAINED BABY FOOD ion 27c $9 43c ne KETCHUP
a 85¢ an 89C 6 ..99¢ i T30 Thor 29€
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