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- DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Game Protectors’
Land Manager William E. Ful-
mer, Bloomsburg, Pa. Area 3. While
transporting farm equipment from
Hoovers Island through the Susque-
hanna River below Selinsgrove, Her-
bert Thomas a member of the Food
& Cover Corps, saw what he
thought might be a mink swimming
across the river ahead of him. After
reaching shore the animal shook
itself and headed for higher ground.
Herb then saw that it was a large
Weasel. Continuing on his journey
to State Game Lands No. 226 near
Millville, he passed a farm pond
and observed a large red cat sitting
at the waters edge with a very
large fish in it’s mouth that looked
like a rainbow trout and that was
stillaalive. This same cat has since
bee’ “observed at the same pond
with other fish in it’s grasp. Who
knows, maybe the landowner has
found a new way to get his fish,
in or out of season.
Land Manager John A. Booth,
White Haven, Pa., Area 4. With the
relatively open winter with an
abundance of mast the recent
snows have not been too hard on
the deer as all road kills continue
to carry a heavy fat layer. Should
result in a busy summer picking up
road killed deer and another large
kill in deer season.
‘ District Game Protector Philip
S. Sloan, Tunkhannock, Pa., Wyo-
ming County. The heavy snows may
have caused some difficulty to the
deer herd, but it may have been
‘the prime factor in saving some of
their lives; for no deer were killed
on the highways in Wyoming Coun-
ty, to my knowledge, in Febtraury.
“ Digrict Game Protector, Daniel
S. ‘McPeek, Matamoras, Pa., Pike
County. Several people in various
parts of my district have reported
seeing bucks still carrying their
antlers during the months of Jan-
unary and February.
: pferict Game Protector George A.
Dieffenderfer, Milton, Pa., Montour
County. During the past month I
have had numerous reports of deer
being seen in all parts of the dis-
trict. I have also seen more this
year than in any previous February
in the past five years.
District Protector Edward R.
Gdosky, Dallas, Pa., Luzerne County.
Highway killed deer have been
Field Notes
indications of malnutrition. All deer
bone marrow condition for this late
in the winter. Two female deer were
carrying twin fawng indicating good
production. The deer examined were
in good flesh indicating good browse
condition are available in the
county.
District Game Protector Richard
W. Donahoe, Troy, Pa., Bradford
County. Troy High School FFA Stu-
dents again placed winners in the
FFA Wildlife Habitat Improvement
Project. They dominated the North-
east Division by taking all the prizes
and placed a runner-up in the state
wide contest. Congratulations to all
the winners and especially to Sam
Davey, Vo-Ag teacher at Troy High
School. Mr. Daveys interest in con-
servation on the farm is recognized
each year when one or more of his
boys makes the winners list on this
Commission sponsored project.
District Game Protector A. Dean
Rockwell, Sayre, Pa. Bradford
County. Although I have often seen
| summer birds in the winter such
as robins and mourning doves I
was very surprised the other day to
see three meadow larks. This is the
only instance I have ever known of
their staying during the winter.
District Game Protector Donald E.
Watson, Towanda, Pa., Bradford
County. A recent check of turkey
feeders in this district revealed that
all feeders are being used by tur-
keys despite the fact that we have
had a relatively mild winter. Many
deer, squirrels, grouse and song
birds are also taking advantage of
the corn filled feeders.
District Game Protector Howard
W. Bower, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Lu-
zerne County. Reports from trap-
pers, deputy Game Protectors and
personal observations indicate that
our otter population in this district
is quite stable. During the month
of February two otter, were taken
by the same trapper in Bear Creek
Township.
Smorgasbord
Woman's Society of Christian
Service, Lehman Methodist Church,
will sponsor a smorgasbord in the
| chtirch dining room on Wednesday,
| March 23, serving to begin at
closely examined this month for any | 5 p. m.
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Dr. Aaron S. Lisses
Optometrist
38 Main Street, Dallas
674-4506
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1966
better Christian living and love one
: T another in the brotherhood of man. |
As I awoke this morning, I found
to my surprise that it had snowed | £ Lets gichange the word hate
: : | for the word “love,
again. I began to think that God | th orth
does not, and will not ever forget on wor ie i
the world he created for his human 0% eure,
family.
My only thought is how we for-
get, and that only for his love from
his great heart could he ever for-i
give us.
Understanding Needed Legal Notice —
Sealed bids will be received by!
| Lehman School
Public Notice
thirsty bodies and the heavenly | A public meeting will be held at
Word for our souls. | the township building on April 5
J HT » pulski property,
So instead of finding fault we|1966, at 8 p.m.
a distance of ap-
The purpose of] P- |
| proximately 6/10 of a mile, and |
Legal Notice —
and prove the Supply Committee of the Lake- | Letters
Legal Notice —
Sealed proposals will be received
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that | by the Dallas School District for
Testamentary have been
| District, Lehman, | granted in the Estate of Ida Grey, | SUPPly and delivery of GENERAL,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, until | deceased, late of Lake Township,
by Corinne Jones. | 7:30 p. m., E. S. T., Monday, March | (died February 14, 1966), to Clar- | AL ARTS, ATHLETIC AND
1 28, 1966, for general, art, ditto, and | ence Grey, RD 1, Noxen, Pennsyl-
( mimeograph supplies. Specifications vania. All persons indebted to said
| and instructions to bidders may be estate are requested to make pay-
To the residents of Kingston Obtained at the Office of Adminis-| ment and those having claims are
. i | Township, Luze County, Penna.! yma Tmo... |directed to present the same with-
He sends to earth rain for our iD; fueerne y at Bunker Hill Road and running jout delay to the Executor above
, northeast to and including the Sul-| named Robert L. Fleming, Attor-
| ART, JANITOR, MEDICAL, INDUS-
| PHYSICAL EDUCATION supplies
and FURNITURE for the 1966-1967
{ school year. Speicifications may be
| secured at the office of the sec-
| retary, Dallas Senior High School
building, Dallas, Pa.
All bids shall be
{of Mrs.
in the hands
Harriet Stahl, Secretary,
| ney-AT-Law, 807 Miners National| ot ater than 4:30 pam. April 12,
should let God know that we can the meeting it to consider rezoning | .ytending back from Carverton | Bank Building, Wilkes-Barre, Penn-| 1966. Bids will be opened at the
and will try a little better along: from A-1 agricultural to R-1 ges) Road 300 feet." | sylvania.
a sometimes trying and lonely road. | dential the following piece of land:
God does not forget, and as we that piece of land on the southern |
sow, so shall we reap. Let's all try | side of Carverton Road opposite
during Lent to get on the road to Frances Slocum State Park starting
Kingston Township !
Planning Commission
George M. Jacobs, sec.
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Because you cook the fish.
It takes no longer than heating pre-cooked frozen fish...only 20 minutes.
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You see, we're sort of fanatics about fresh fish flavor, ]
So we refuse to pre-cook the fish,
Here's what we do: :
We dip the fillet in milk batter,
Bread it. Top it with butter. i
We blanch the peas.
Partly cook the potatoes.
So everything’s done at once (in only 20 minutes)
when you cook it.
The result. :
A fish dinner that tastes like the fish is fresh-cooked,
It should. Because it is.
One important tip.
Be sure the oven is really pre-heated to 400° F,
Are our Cap’n John’s Frozen Fish Dinners a good reason for shopping A&P?
tration, Lehman, Pennsylvania.
| regular meeting of the Board to
i be held at 8:00 p.m., Tuesday, April
12, 1966, in the library of the Dallas
Senior High School.
The Board reserves the right to
Boneless
ELEANOR HUMPHREY
Secretary
SECTION B — PAGE 3
| Legal Notice —
{ ESTATE OF THEODORE R.
THOMAS, (Died January 6, 1966)
late of Wilkes-Barre City. Letters
|of Administration having been
granted, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make
payment and those having claims
to present the same to IRENE
THOMAS, ADMINISTRATRIX, c/o
| JONATHAN C. VALENTINE, ATTY.
[35 N. FRANKLIN STREET,
| WILKES-BARRE, PA. i
{ accept or reject any or all bids or
| any part thereof of any bid. :
By order of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Dallas School District
Dallas, Pa.
Harriet Stahl
Secretary
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