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SECTION A — PAGE 4 ; THE DALLAS - POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966 DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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"DONT FORGET TO JOIN Lycoming College Choir Will Fiancee Of George Shaver, Jr. Back Mountain Area PTA Council |Postotfices Closed EF
THE CROWDS AT DAVIS’ P Vv : d P H ey . On February 22nd
MARKET THIS WEEKEND resent arlie rogram ere Plans Joint Founders Day Program All local postoffices will be closed
: : | on Tuesday, February 22, which is
Thrifty and curious shoppers 2 : a . sol J Y, ) y 22,
Bre urged to drop In Davis ; oa Choir of wi : i of more than forty voices will | Back Mountain Area PTA Council | mentary, Dallas Junior High and Washington’s Birthday. g
MiMacket.. Memorial Highway, limepars wi prosont 2 Content x | BS rea by Protassor Walter C.| met recently to make final plans| Lake-Lehman District. At Dallas postoffice, according to Mi
Dallas, and gucss the weight of RH oy 23 ec fons alanced v 2 vor, director of voice at the | for the first Joint Founders Day Highlight of the program will be | Postmaster Edward Buckley, special son.
Br yeight foot ‘lone bologne— te i an sate | IE | Progiom: 0 be held Monduy, Bevnlen uddvess by, Dr Bohert A. Moll deliveries will be made in theafter: in he
2 > : 's.. Ray sons an rs. en | ruary 21, 8 p.m. in the Dallas Senior | man, Superintendent of the Dallas | noon. Pick-ups will be made from who
the Jargest in the county— Sunday afternoon, February 20 at| Wagner head the presentation. High School Auditorium. School District. Faculty members of | all collections boxes in the City” day.
: today, Friday and Saturday! Dallas Senior High School at 4 pm. | Rol > Malcolm Borthwick, Mrs. | The planning committee for the |the Lake-Lehman District will par-| (central Dallas area) Delivery Area Mr.
"It's an Armour too—the best Sponsored by WSCS of Shaver- a De LR ins po We Founders Day celebration included | ticipate. Music will be provided by |for dispatch to Wilkes-Barre at and
I : ; € In charge of the dinner ti f; the six local | the Dallas Stage Band, and refresh-
3 the couftiv. tv 1.1 . 5 2 representatives from the s ca e Dallas ge Band, a esh-| 6 p.m. The
Alditond Ee SHEE own Met odist Church, the musica to" be served the college guests. | PTA Units in the Back Mountain | ments will be served. p Hig
3 pene 3 ; iy Sena oy Sco . | Area Council; Trucksville Elemen- All PTA members and friends of HET,
~ free prizes roughout e t tt P k T ] tary Westmoreland Elementary, | the Back Mountain Area are invited
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store, cash register alarms that 1C S we ve Shavertown Elementary, Dallas Ele- | to attend. G iF i S cou t Catal
bring with them gifts of .ice C 11 St d t RA | t 4 ; N ewes dinn¢
cream, free chances on a sixty 0 ege u en S S n ens N O x E N M
4 ; iss Lois Young has been named Mr
Be re SE aed U. S. Senator Hugh Scott today| may be “their first steps in distin- director at Camp Onawandah for = = Saug
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; g e for every faanouneed. nt a TRekymen ot guished careers of public service. Mrs. Margaret Bender wishes to| Monday but must take it easy, at the 1966 camping season according - of i
“iil - Srey es 0 WoL 5 The Senator accepted the top | thank all her friends and neighbors | home for a couple weeks. i Pdward Zoleshy, ‘executive dis ? son
in his office this summer in what | dozen college students from a long for ‘the many acts of kindness| William Patton, son of Mr. and rector, Penn's Woods Girl Scout
list of applicants who want to, learn shown her during her illness. She | Mrs. James Patton, is spending a Council. Camp Onawandah, located Mi
Parle SecuditTie uit about government and politics by feels that people doing these things | nine-day vacation from Kwajalein, |O% the Susquehanna River near retur
amily Security is bunt on working during their summer vaca- | will receive a reward far greater in the Marshall Islands. Mr. and Tunkhannock, is fhe established vaca
Four Cornerstones . 3 not tions in the Senator's offices in | than she can give them. Mrs. Richard Patton and family, | “3™P of the Penn's Woods, Council. On t
Life Insurance alone! Lom Washington, Philadelphia and Pitts- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards left| Athens, Pa., spent the weekend A graduate of Ashland High over
a : 3 on Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. | also with them. School and West Chester State Col- SNOW
enator Scott said: William Martin and family at South Willi Hackl Readi d lege; Miss Young is a field director
| “Over the years 1 have always Carolina. They expect to go to py ah iit) on in ‘the Penn's Woods Council and Mi
made a place in my office for young Florida, before returning home. son City, N. Y., spent the sockond has recognized professional status Fran
Dele who Pie the 2% of govern- Carl and Clifford Turner, St. | ith Mrs. Joseph Hackling and Carl. | from Girl Scouts of the U. S. A. Fride
ment seriously. I find their help Petersburg, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs.| Alpert Keiper, Buffalo, N. Y.| A familiar face to camping en- for a
: very valuable not only because they Joseph Vilasi and family, Bingham- spent the weekend at the home of | thusiasts, Miss Young is a former gone
my regular staff from many ton Avenue came here to attend the | pr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff. CIT unit leader at Camp Onawandah
Tapes oa besause hey oy ald | : funeral of Leon Turner. 5 Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins, and has served as day camp director De
SIE Ri Ress of our ; : a ; The sympathy of the community Vienna, N. J., spent the weekend |at Camp JoyLo. Mrs.
search oe ae hs! on ro MISS MARY E. KNORR is extended to the family of Leon | (ih her father, Harry Siglin. Previous to joining the Penn's 15 re
h ’ { Rens 250. . : Turner, Tunkhannock. He spent| ame and Mrs. Elmer Lyons spent | Woods Council as a field director,
ave an opportunity to familiarize! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fehlinger, | High School and formerly attended | most of his life in Noxen and was Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Miss Young taught in Baltimore Ro
themselves with the processes of Dallas, RD 3, announce the engage- | Meyers High School in Wilkes- | m ighbor for t t yo : ur y z z
: 3 i , i 2 ; {7 5 g 2 y neighbor for twenty one yealS. | Duane Wisemiller, Endicott. nt aryland, and at Ashland surge
1 1 y uane se at County, Mary 7% at Ashlar g
egislation in committee and in de- ment of Miss Mary E. Knorr to Barre. Mrs. Ora Bean will enter General Cadette Girl Scout Troop 648 met | El t School day.
bate. FIR Sh T £ Mr d Mr. Shaver, a graduate of Dallas | Hospital on Monday, for more treat- 3 : Fmeneny. Yenoon
i i “The i ik orgs YT son0 ar Senior High School i loyed b: at the home of Mrs. Nellie Scouten She served on the organizational
imagine a Life Insurance Man The interns, like my regular staff | yr. George - Shaver, Overbrook | 1 : 4 ri] be 300 is employ y inernts. 'on Wednesday Feb. 9th, and ; hi ET M
: Lp > members, are chosen solely On |) ere. Dallas nterstate Bakeries, Inc. Miss Beverly Lord, Vestal, N. Y. started’ their “First Aid” badge. committee which formed Penn's 1 vis
talking like this! merit, and it has been a special | or " : : Oth Ne date has been set for the |and Edward Allen, Binghamton, | Mrs. Irene Zaleskas is instructing | Woods Council and is a former . law,
Sn, ; Jour of pride ea many 2% hon (Miss, Rnorr 35 2 senior of Dallas! wedding iiae in ty 0 | spent Sunday at the home of her | the girls. They are starting their | troop leader. Was}
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An Investors Man does. That's ro Ae at, i their | % | HR 4 RE er. ih PEO ny Mn
hh ” ? > ; S | T FF 1 | Mrs. Le l 1s 1 ion. sent were: Linda ; ]
ny i} 1s wo Uh Your pile In son own right. In the past few years) JO S ROM DO Ji heart fund drive in this com-| Nancy Thompson, Candy Jones, Sen EYER patie
laRhin 2 ® all our INVESTORS ope Gi Pesmpioned to public pie : munity. Her co-workers are Mrs.| Paula Smith, Marilyn Macialek, an AR a
Pan The y ove ji y me Fomined Sil : Jan. 2, 1966 new village founded in 1963 when | Jack Winters, Eileen Crispell, Mrs. | Donna Loomis, Jo Ann Zaleskas, : ; oy Wi
y! ; odes Scholar — ot = | Doves Pamily; , | two tribal factions in the Lodja | Charles Womer, Christine Blizzard, | Linda Weaver, Marcella Blizzard, acted AB retuy
0 674-5231 ¥ | tig Lg i re | Tm on the plane returning from | region fought and the “Plains Mrs. Archay Bligzard, Mrs. John | Mrs. Scouten and Betty Smith. Next | . 2 p&
A ; schools as the University of enn- z ep I rning ) | people” were driven back toward | Jones, Mrs. William Macintosh, meeting will be held at the Scouten
hr Th as N. K eidler Jr 27206 sylvania Law School and the London | Lodja. Thought T'd better start to ‘ | Mrs. Willia Shalata, Mrs. Alan : Metered Buik or
! om bf! + ! 2 : SYNDICATE LIFE School of Economics. | write about my trip before I get Wena a dl Pores Wilson Pat. Newell and “Peresa in id oi nl gi th ti oi
; 26 Division Street, INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPAN: “I Took forward to ih val iof buried in the new school term at | people”. The refugees settled n the Mall; Pe Mrs. 2ries Engelman is on the Bo ed Gas Mack
Shavertown, Pa 113 00 > orward 10 the ‘arriva,o M. E | one area and built the village which ulligan. sick list this week. [ motk
3 ’ . this year's student Inns and Vig : Abe + Thos Tein Ts Lodi ‘| stretches over 20 kilometers along Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newell cele- | LP - Gas Motor Fuel husb
Zone manager, to think that they will be ta ine hong Thel rip. To Lodia the road. The D. S. insisted we had | and family, Newburgh, N. Y., spent | brated their 28th wedding anniver- and ‘Carburetion Pend
822 3266 thelr on on in _distinguishe | Christmas night Tina and Ede to see Djalu and of course we were | the weekend with the Voyle sary, last week, with a family ; Y him
a a careers of public service. | drove me to Leo. Ede and I'were eager to. Travers. dinner at their home. Those at- | ? Equipment
| the only guests at U. M. H. We got They are building a new church Mrs. Dave Williams is spending | tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles | ; Ge
| there at 10:30,, picked up my plane | hyilding and the village people | the winter with her son Loren Fritz | Newell, Tommy and Chipper, Kun- | Complete line of modern guest
| ticket. Next morning Ede drove me | thomselves have put up classrooms | and family. She is in very poor | kle, Pat and Roy Newell. They also | GAS APPLIANCES 88th
| to the airport at 6 a. m. The plane | fo; the full 6 grades of primary | health and would enjoy cards from | enjoyed a call from their son Pfc. |
: ; 4 left at 7 and got to Lodja in 3%; | school and are requesting a junior) her friends in Noxen. Her address | Richard Newell, stationed at Fort S Heati Re
hours. Thee an hour Pio high next. All this building is vol-|is 5437 Mesa Drive, Fayetteville, | Jackson, S. C. : —vopace Heating— N. 3
If 9 t tti 14 Cg - J. Sd o i 2 untary, without using a cent of | N. C. : Independent Bible Church off Contractors— 2 2nd
; y ou re no ge ng | oe e Say 1 ei Re ii foreign funds, though they are| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bigelow Noxen, had the priviledge of having oil Strex
[2 foe Bow iy ot ‘old friends needing some money for proper! and family, of Barker, N. Y., spent | the Viscount Gospel Singers, from Salamander Service :
36 - X | during i e week. T oe wy 2 po teaching materials. The village is| the weekend with his parents, the Harrisburg, at their services on “Gas Service Anywhere’ i
2% interest on savings ernment. exam an for schol i big se have 2 dispensaries an Harty Biglove, 1 ©" | Sunday morn =
4 Ss or ioe 14 oe A several lower grade classrooms in| Mrs. Gabriel Kalmar and daugh-| Eleven month old Timmy Harvey For Service Call J he
; : I es ro Cie Ae wo different locations. Besides our| ter Anna, Scranton, were dinner | is a patient at the same hospital 674 4781 4 mate
° ohh fo tows yy the a schools, the Catholics and govern- guests at the William Munkatchys, | suffering with a bronchial infection. | = So
you better check this | Teak sp town to where the x mere olen Tigre Then 4d 3 sete on Tuestey evening Sol gt =e Jom | emori vy, Daten
| oe iin ai ou wi that most if not all the children Mrs. Ralph Lutes, Mrs. Guy Fritz, | Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Harvey were Wey BLAS | ii ¥
I former teachers now in hi : IY Sh in school. Mrs. Earl Crispell and Mrs. Arch | Mrs. Harvey's brother and sister-in- DL
® f i gh EOV-| © The most striking thing I noticed | Austin attended the White Shrine | law, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kuharick i
| ernment positions. Though many : ad : 5 Mi
new 1nves men al ) Yad loft the Mission for disciplinary on the trip was the huge number | card party at the Acme Auditorium, | and children Maureen and Terry ro
for: other. seasones they ate’ vier of small children everywhere. At|at Edwardsville on Thursday eve-| Ann from Trevose. Also Miss An- C ALL 1
: | oroud of thelr go high one village I remarked on it and | ning. | toinette Kuharick of Fairless Hills. jt
b t f t! \ ! | Sound and brig. Ghat ialll the. ime) the people said, “ Yes, ‘and there Mrs. William Shalata entertained Classmates of the Methodist | 6 5 ¢ A ;
ov 1 as ® nittant eldeariondl. poss. dn the | are more boys being born because | at the home of her mother-in-law, | church will meet at the home of | PHIL i iy
a : p so many men were killed in the | Mrs. Joe Shalata Sr., on Friday eve- | Mrs. Raymond ‘Gunton, on Friday | : or
| Province are held by Protestants. |. -.. | NOVICK!
i } Mine of those nich Ave Strong Sit i fighting last year.” Of course, there | ning. Present were: Mrs. Joseph | evening, at 7:30 p.m. | 4
jo is Church an 2 et are always more boys born than | Shalata Sr., Mrs. Francis Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane and | (Owner) To 2
Pe ia na Leivls, and at another place they said | and Cheryl, Mrs. Henry Lane, Mrs. | Mrs. Albert Jones spent the week- ya
| at the New Year's service, SA the | El th Field. Mrs. Alb Alto
. , | fl that’s z. Week shoadiot thoy il e were more. girls! Anyway the sworth Field, Mrs. ert Jones, | end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Be:
WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT 2 | story birth rate is going right ahead, | Mrs. Dorothy French, Mrs. Guy | Theodore Jones and family, War- Y ad
: 3 : ' | y gr g especially among the mission work- Fritz, Mrs. Ronald Hopfer, Mrs. Joe | wick, N. Y. ; 1
KNB’s New 4%% INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES ! * | Her Mission To Lodja, ete. | ers, and the women plead with me | Nalbone, Mrs. Joseph Shalata Jr.,| Kenneth Harvey is being released Jone
Leave your money with us. for two years and earn a big | .I had brought plaster with me : + . | ning
47% compounded quarterly IMMEDIATELY FROM fe : : . 4 b to send ‘them birth control med- | Mrs. Paul Thomas. from General Hospital today, after |
a Eh to aks a foe 0) Tinks 2 Thee icine. T've already written to the | Mrs. Jacob Miner expects to be'a two week stay, suffering from a ® Pr . Mi
interest through our automatic. quarterly renewal ;pro- [for suhus. bags -- Snes We gulimhext doctor who is going to visit | released from General Hospital, on virus infection. omp f
vision. How will ‘we pay you your interest? That's | with polio that Ethel and I got the! t, take a bic supply of the new '® Dependable orm
entirely up to you. We'll send you a check quarterly, left-handed wheelchair for. Ethel things with him. BE
annually or you may want to let the interest accumulate { and I looked around for a truck ] f REPAIRS TO ALL
until redemption. It is to your advantage to let your going to W. N. -- the plane was | Vv ALENT ; NE GAS APPLIANCES Ma
interest grow, because, through our automatic renewal occupied elsewhere .- and to our| BERKEY PIANO RECITAL | | Aver
plan, your original investment will return 26.6% in joy we found the Church truck was hg = in P
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five short years. going with medicines and some Wilkes College Department of | i
| things of the Bishop's and we could | Music extends an invitation to Back 45 M
CHECK THIS MONEY-GROWTH CHART ride along. The D. S. agreed for Mountain residents to 2ypend the SALE ON mean ly. | Ove
the truck to stay for a whole day | senior piano recital of Jackson | | Rob
Orivi 4 & 1. 4 w= a BOT OE OB and take us out to Kuhu's village. Berkey this Saturday evening at TO SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH 4 : LA | ed 1
Lege 1¥ oY 31 1 5 y He also instructed the chauffeur to | 8:30, in the Center for Performing ATIONWIDE \ toon Mr,
post ear ears gars Years gars take us by way of Djalu, the huge Arts. 1 C SSUTUAL DIIURANCE COMES 6 : | son,
$ 100.00 $ 104.34 $ 109.90 $ 11522 $ 120.79 $ 126.63 : = = : | 2 HH Sy soxaomm + som S58 : 4
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5,000.00 | 5,241.77 5,495.23 5,760.94 6,039.50 6,331.52 I VOrs ve { GAY h ¥
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