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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Levi Updyke, Blacksmith, Sells
Forge After 50 Years Business
It was a finish to half a century
of blacksmithing for Levi Updyke
of Trucksville last week as he sold
his forge and set of tongs through
a Dallas Post classified ad.
Mr. Updyke, a craftsman in the
old blacksmithing tradition, accom-
panied the sale with the advice
that no matter how hard the novice
blacksmith might find the going,
“don’t give up.
Purchaser was Leighton Scott of
Dallas, who will learn the trade
from scratch,, willingly accepting
advice from all sectors.
Mr.
want to give up his smithy. None-
theless, he is making an adjustment
that many victims of heart condi- |
tions find regrettable but hecessary.
' Pottsville,
Updyke does not especially
The strain of metal working is too
dangerous to health to take! earned within said Township, and
chances.
Now 73, he began as an appren- | | professions of residents and non-
tice at age twenty at Jacob and |
Colley’s, Kingston, location of pres-
ent Stull Brothers. He was employed
fifteen years at the Vulcan Iron
Works, and also at LeGrand Mining
Company. As a state policeman in
from 1918, Mr. Updyke
shod thousands of hoofs. He re-
signed with the rank of corporal
to work at civilian blacksmithing.
A recent widower, Mr. Updyke
lives alone at 47 South Pioneer
Avenue, Trucksvillee He is the
father of three, one of whom is
Police Chief Herbert Updyke of
Kingston Township.
Jackson Fire Co. Awaits New Truck
With a tradition of community
support from the day of founding,
the Jackson Township Volunteer
Fire Company is in the last stages
of a campaign to buy a new pumper
truck.
Truck is ordered and will arrive
in the latter part of this month.
Firemen would like all pledges to
be in as soon as possible so as to
be able to pay for the truck when
it arrives. Mail to Henry Zbick,
Shavertown R.D. 5.
A John Bean high pressure fog
system mounted on a 1966 Ford F-.
800 chassis, the new Jackson truck
will be fully equipped with the
- latest apparatus and will number
a
. among the best firefighting vehicles
in the Back Mountain, according to
1966 president Richard Holodick.
Jackson's fire company is instru-
mental in civic service activities,
as well, and cooperation and unan-
imous support from the community
served is virtually. unsurpassed in
the Back Mountain.
The firehall, which also serves a
municipal meeting place, is recrea-
tion center to the youth of the
township, a set-up which is unique
in this region. Junior Firemen’s
Association, directed by Police Chief
Robert Cooper and president Holo-
dick, maintain the facility.
Fire Company sponsors scouting
activities, committee men for the
year being Fred Fielding and Holo-
dick, Boy Scouts, and Fire Chief
Dale Wright and Fireman Don
Jones, for Cub Scouts. An explorer
troop may be formed.
The Fire Company’s turkey din-
ner, served annually, is nothing
short of famous, and dra aws waiting-
anybody.
Your Partner in Progress”
THE
MRIN OFFICE PUBLIC SQUARE
ice, arrived the same year,
~The Federal ;
~ Government thinks
7 thisis a
TE Xs
‘ACTUALLY, it’s one of First National Bank's
handy little “Bank-by-Mail offices.” We've got
them all over town, 458 of them. Theyre op-
en twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
You can do practically all your banking with
us through these amazing inventions. Special
checking deposits, savings account withdrawals
and deposits, personal loan payments and so
on. Won't cost you a penny extra, We pay the
postage in both directions—and you save a lot
of time, Incidentally, we'd appreciate it if you
would continue to use our “offices” for all your
other mail, too, We don’t want to disillusion
National Bank
OF WILKES ~BARRE
PLAINS
1 West Market Street 59 Public Square £64 Wyoming Avenue 2 North Main Street
CROESROADS FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS WHITE HAVEN
683 Carey Avenue Mountaintop 312 Main Street
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
line attendance from all over the
Back Mountain, some eight town-
ships and a borough.
Ladies Auxiliary serves dinners
to various groups, such as that of
the Farmer's Cooperative Associa-
tion February 16, to help the
financial standing of the combined
fire company efforts.
STARTED IN 1948
It all started back in January of
1948 when three men got together
and decided to spend $400 for a
truck to fight light fires.
When the truck was received,
the thermometer was reading 20-
below. With no storage quarters, it
was necessary to let the motor
running to keep it from freezing
until quarters could be found. :
First officers were: Louis Wilcox,
president, Edward Kropp, vice presi-
dent, Norman Smith, secretary,
James Twaddle, treasurer, and Den-
nis Bonning, fire chief.
Another truck was needed, and
a door-to-door campaign was the
answer. The new Ford, still in serv-
1948,
at a cost of $8000. Tt was mounted
on a 2-ton chassis, had a 435 gallon
capacity and a high- -pressure fog
system.
The truck was paid for in'a year
and a half, without help ‘from the
Civil Defense, through pledges, tur-
key suppers, chance ‘books, ice
cream socials, and’ fall festivals.
The firehouse was built ‘ata cost
of $30,000, the Auxiliary contribut-
ing about $2500. Lot was donated
by Harold and Dorothyi-Bertram,
and a trust fund was set uprby the
Russell Frantz, Charles ‘Fravitz, and
Conyngham families.
ORE
KINGSTON
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1966
Legal Notice —
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Township of Kingston intends |
to enact an Ordinance imposing a |. ¢
tax of one per cent on the total | of Jackson an, Luge
{ earned income of its residents and County, Pennsylvania, to adopt; an
on all income of non-residents
| Legal Notice —
and fiscal year of 1966, under Act
on the profits of businesses and No. 511 of 1965, a per capita tax
! timated amount of revenue to be
| residents derived within said Town-
| ship; that, in the judgement of the
Supervisors of said Township,
imposition of said tax is necessitat- | five
| the noun of revenue estimated to
thousand dollars per
| Notice is hereby given of the in- |
tention of the Board of Supervisors |
ordinance imposing for the calendar
upon individuals of $5.00; the es-
the he derived from said tax is forty |
fiscal
' Legal Notice —
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary in the estate |
late of |
of Russell W. Coolbaugh,
Lehman township, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania, who died January 13,
1966, have been granted to Elda
G. Coolbaugh, of the Village of Leh-
man, Lehman township,
derived therefrom being $2500.00.
The impesition of said tax is ne-
cessitated, in the judgment of the
Supervisors, by the increased cost
Luzerne |
|Legal Notice —
| JACKSON TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
ORDINANCE NO.
Notice is hereby given of the in-
tention of the Board of Supervisors
of Jackson Township, Luzerne Co-
| unty, Pennsylvania, to adopt the
| County, Pennsylvania; and all per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment, ‘and
those having claims or demands are
SECTION B — PAGE
following ordinance at its meeting
scheduled for February 18, 1966,
under Act. No. 511 of 1965:
TO PROVIDE REVENUE FOR 1966
BY IMPOSING A PER CAPITA TAX
UPON INDIVIDUALS OF $5.00; THE
ESTIMATED AMOUNT OF REV-
ENUE TO BE DERIVED THERE-
FROM BEING $2500.00
BE IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED
by the Board of Supervisors of the authority
Township of Jackson and it is here- 1965. 3
DULY
by enacted and ordained by au-
thority of the same as follows:
meeting of
of the
passed at
Board of Supe
the
ed by the need to provide more]
year. This proposed Ordinance is
ample revenues for maintenance | tbe enacted under the authority
and improvement of streets and | of Act No. 511 approved Decem- |
highways within said Township and | ber 31, 1965, and its amendments.
for furnishing other
governmental
local |
that!
proper
services; and
Carol Dilfield i
Township Secretary |
of operating the Township govern-
ment. Edward Jeffery, Secretary,
Jackson Township, Board of Super-
visors,
Jonathan C. Valentine |
% Solicitor for Jackson Township
requested to present the same with- SECTION 1. visors of
out delay to the said Executor or There is hereby imposed for the the day of
to Earl T. Chamberlin, Attorney, calendar and fiscal year of 1966, 1996.
tR. D. 2 Box 181, Dallas, Pa. (Office a per capita tax upon individuals of President
| Lehman Township.) $5.00; the estimated amount of ATTEST:
j— READ THE TRADING POST —_
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Each is a blend of the finest coffees of its type. i,
In fact, there are no finer coffees in any package at any price.
revenue to be derived there
being $2500.00.
from,
Secretary
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Young Turkeys = 43¢
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Is A&P Coffee a good reason for shopping A&P? It’s one of many. —
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rozen Foo S J 4c or enol. S102 YUKON CLUB CANNED 12) AStORED
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Nabisco Ritz Crackers Lo 39¢ | Sunshine Krispy Crackers 1 31¢ | Ann Page Tomato Soup Ton 45¢
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Supper Club to mak:
plang for a joint social in April.
SECTION 2.
This ordinance is enacted unde
Act No. 511
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