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a ALONG THE ROAD
¢ Know something pretty? Nor-
! man Lewis’ garden of green corn
sprinkled with bright golden sun-
flowers unanimously facing where
the sun comes from. The hedge
| along the road tends to screen all
this from sight but if you are walk-
ing your dog you let him sniff the
| roadside while you pause to enjoy
the scenery.
© Ann Bell driving a red car and
wearing dark glasses stopped us the
other day to ask how many times
«the dog and I travel the road. - She
often is coming or going at the time
4. of our walks.
back from their vacation in Nova
{ Scotia. They had a wonderful trip.
She says that son Jake is in the
i armed forces occupying stations
pe and above the 38th parallel
in North Korea. His wife is gradu-
1 ating from college and this Fall Jake
| is expecting assignment to Germany
© and his wife can go with him there.
| ANIMALS
i A rat, perhaps mate to the one
the tramp cat caught so neatly last
1 week, stepped into a trap under the
| bird feeder. Across the pond an-
| other kind of rat, one with long
| flat tail, was nosing along in the
i pond-edge grass. While the binocu-
| lars were still astride my nose the
| little green heron strode into focus,
| frog hungry. And not many rat-
| lengths away a killdeer picked its
way around. Mr. Heron decided to
chase it out of glass range!
SOUNDS
| Sitting on the porch doing noth-
| ing I can hear far away the moan
. of the mourning dove, penetrating-
ly clear when all is quiet.
A LETTER FROM MT. ZION
IN FLORIDA
Mrs. May Fielding who used to
live at the far end of what is called
the Bodle Road now lives in Eau
Gallie Florida. She gets’ our Gilbert
Story with Jots from Dot and often
writes to say how much she enjoys
it. Her interesting P.S. this time
says: “Just had a delightful letter
from Mary Lewis.
always such a joy to receive.
" That's the kind of letters I would
| expect Mary Lewis to write for she
herself is that kind of person.
I FOUND SLOCUM
ONCE UPON A TIME!
i ‘Last Sunday was my date to sup-
i — a.
- Legal Notice —
ESTATE OF JOHN A. HAMILTON,
late of the Borough of Kingston,
i Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, who
. died on June 26, 1966. Creditors
oe. claims to and debtors make
| payments to Mary Edith Hamilton,
i 65 Johns: Street, Kingston, Penn-
4 1 sylvania, Executrix, or ‘to her at-
| torney, Merton E. Jones, Esq., of
{ HOURIGAN, KLUGER & SPOHRER,
a
ak
700 Miners National Bank Bldg.,
Wilkes-Barre, “Pennsylvania.
The Bells just got
Lewis.
Her letters are
| Mount Zion
ply the West Nanticoke and Slocum
pulpits. I was told someone would
guide me from West Nanticoke to
Slocum. After church no one
stepped up to say “I am to guide
you to the Slocum church.” But
no matter, I had been to Slocum to |
So |
But I'm good at taking |
find the way some weeks ago.
I set out.
wrong turns and I took a few. A
man told me I was about ten miles
out of the way! So the car made a
turn around and back I went.
Finally climbed up the corkscrew to
Slocum where a group of men and
boys were outside. My wrist watch
said I was only 5 minutes late.
Then I found someone from Slocum
had gone down to West Nanticoke
to bring me up to Slocum! Before
preaching I made an apology for
contributing to the mix-up. After
church one of the men begged my
pardon for the same thing. He had
got to the West Nanticoke church
at 11:15 and I had already gone.
Even so, with getting to Slocum 5
minutes late I finished 5 minutes
early. Had a wonderful time both
places, saw lots of country I didn’t
go to see and got home in time for
dinner.
MEANWHILE
Catherine reported that the one
who was listed to supply here at
Mt. Zion (who did supply West
Nanticoke and Slocum last Sunday)
Rev. Roy Beane was attending his
sister’s funeral in Detroit and a lay-
man from Wyoming, Mr. Witheridge
was the preacher here.
FROM CALIFORNIA
Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Lewis of
Riverside, Cal, are visiting Dr.
Lewis’ parents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
With them are their chil-
dren Beth Ann, Bradley and Nancy.
Dr. Lewis is associated with the
University of California at Los
Angeles in research work in horti-
culture.
ifornia, Dr. Lewis will stop to
present a paper at the University
of Maryland.
FROM FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fitser
Florida are visiting home folks and |
attended Mt. Zion church Sunday
Mrs. Fitser is the former Annabelle |
Earl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Earl.
of
Legal Notice —
ESTATE. OF MARGARET M. DE-
VITO, late of the Borough of Kings- |
ton, Luzerne [County, Pennsylvania,
who died on June 18, 1966. Cred- |
itors make claims to and debtors |
make payments to Joseph Gately, |
138 1/2 West Walnut Street, Kings- |
ton, Pennsylvania, Executor, or to
his attorney, Merton E. Jones, Esq.,
of HOURIGAN, KLUGER & SPOH-
RER, 700 Miners National Bank |
Bldg., Wilkes-Barre; -Pennsylvania.
Band
Do You 7 ? ?
Want
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Order OIL
OIL
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to he
WORRY FREE
next winter ?
From MAHAFFEY
CO.
: and you can sit
: ‘back and RELAX
1 Ask 273 UNION STREET
1 About Luzerne, Pa.
] CONTRACT 208-3636
!
|
Z.
J JUST A SPIN
i Of THE DIAL
i and you reach
THE BOSTON STORE
| DALLAS SUBSCRIBERS
DIAL DIRECT
823-4141
Before returning to Cal- |
Legal Notice —
COMMONWEALTH OF PENN-
SYLVANIA. Lillian Zosh, Plaintiff
ve. Joseph Zosh, Defendant. In the
Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne
County, In Divorce, A.V.M. No. 49
October Term, 1966. Commonwealth
TO: JOSEPH ZOSH:
You are herby notified that Lil-
lian Zosh, the Plaintiff, has com-
menced an action of divorce against
you which you are required to de-
fend Tf you fail to defend, you will
be liable to have a divorce granted
in your absence.
JOSEPH MOCK,
Sheriff of Luzerne County
JONATHAN C. VALENTINE
, Attorney for Plaintiff
35 N. Franklin Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Legal Notice —
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted in the estate of William R.
Williams, late of Dallas Borough,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, who
died July 5, 1966. All persons in-
debted to the said decendent are re-
quested to make payment and those
having claims or demands against
the estate to present the same with-
out delay to Paul Williams and
Miners National Bank of Wilkes-
Barre, Executors, 8-18 W. Market
Street,’ Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
Robert L. Fleming, Esquire
Minres Natl. Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Penna.
Legal Notice —
NOTICE is hereby given that
Letters of Administration have been
granted in the Estate of Nellie
Whipple, late of Kingston, Penn-
sylvania, who died August 3, 1965,
to The Wyoming National Bank Of
Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, Penn-
sylvania.
All persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate are re-
quested to make known the same
and all persons indebted to said
estate to make payment to said Ad-
ministrator without delay.
NEVILLE B. SHEA
Attorney
| All persons
Harveys Lake, Sweet Valley and
Centermoreland Dial 674-1181
In Wilkes-Barre — NO TOLL
CHARGE.
- Fowler, Dick and Walker
The Boston Store
Legal Notice —
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
etters Testamentary have been
| sranved in the estate of Rose M.
Nelson, late of Wilkes-Barre, Penn-
sylvania, who died June 20, 1965.
indebted to the said
| decedent are requested ‘to make
| payment an dthose having claims or
demands against the estate to pre-
sent the same without delay to
| Charles M. Nelson, 36 Butler Street,
Kingston, Pa., or Joseph M. Nelson
| of 217 Butler Street, Kingston, Pa.,
Executors.
Rosenn, Jenkins and Greenwald
Legal Notice —
PUBLIC NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Directors of Lake-Leh-
man School District, Lehman, Lu-
Luzerne County, Pennsylviania, un-
til 8:00 pm., D.S.T., Tuesday, Aug-
ust 9, 1966, for Surfacing Parking
Lot at ‘the Lake-Lehman High
School and for floor covering. Spec-
fications and instructions to bidders
may be obtained at the Office of
Administration, Lehman, Pennsyl
vania.
ELEANOR HUMPHREY
SECRETARY
Legal Notice —
Sealed proposals are solicited by
the Dallas School District, Dallas,
Pennsylvania, for test borings on
the property located at the Dallas
Senior High School, Dallas Town-
ship, Pennsylvania.
Bidding Documents for the work
are available at the office of Rou-
shey, Smith & Miller, Engineers
and Architects, 189 Market Street,
Kingston, Pennsylvania, and may
be obtained upon placing a deposit
of $10.00 per set, payable to Rou-
shey, Smith & Miller. Deposits will
be refunded to contractors sub-
mitting bids, upon return of bidding
documents in good condition, with-
in 5 days after the bid date.
Bids will be accepted at the office
of the Secretary of the Board at the
Dallas ‘Senior High School Building,
Dallas, Pa. All bids must be sub-
mitted in sealed envelopes marked
“TET BORINGS”, Dallas Senior
High School, Dallas, Pennsylvania.
Bids will be accepted up to 3:00
pm. EDT on August 9, 1966.
Bids will be publicly opened and
tabulated at the meeting of the
Board at 8:00 p.m., ED.T., August
9, 1966.
The Board reserves 'the right to
accept or reject any or all bids. By
order of the Board of Directors of
the Dallas School Disgrict, Dallas,
Pennsylvania,
HARRIET STAHL,
Secretary
“PHI L”
NOVICKI
(Owner)
GAS SERVICE
LORRY
® Dependable
‘®@ Prompt
REPAIRS TO ALL
GAS APPLIANCES
696-1763
2
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966
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SECTION B/(—
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WHOLE FRESH 2 to 3-Lbs. FRYING & BROILING
Leg or
Without
Breast
Giblets
Cut-Up & Split = 34° [i= Quarters:
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NONE PRICED HIGHER!
CHICKENS -29°
Jb; 35°
FRENCH’S FROZEN
CUBE OR
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Chicken Parts * “ite 1. 55° rivers w 39°
%
Fresh Pork Butts vo» «59° + = » 65°
Sliced By The
Lb. 55¢ Piece
Old Fashioned Minced Bologna
Boneless Chuck Roasts . . “=
Super-Right Pork Sausage wv
CUT FROM BEEF ROUND
CUBE STEAKS... 99¢
¥-Lk.
u Pkg.
ONE QUARTER—S9 to 11 CHOPS
] : . SHRIMP
Imported Sliced Boiled Ham 5% 1.71.39 | New York Strip Steaks «wow ~ ™ *1.59 | Cocktail 3 = 98¢
Imported Sliced Pork Roll 3% 71.39 | Oscar Mayer Smokie Links Te 692 N\, -
Fresh Ground Beef i vii* ».65¢ | Ham, Turkey & Corned Beef Zia 39¢ FROZEN FOODS!
45°
. « »69°
65°
PORK LOINS ....... 79¢
1-Lb.
Pkg.
9c
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STEAKS
Each 4 Cc
LGE. 31 to 35 COUNT
FISH & SEAFOOD!
CLAMS
SHRIMP , , . » $1 39
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U.S. NO. 1 SIZE "A"
POTATO
- WESTERN SWEET RIPE
NONE PRICED HIGHER!
ne 99e
NONE PRICED HIGHER!
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AGP GRADE “A”
SENECA REG. OR PINK
LEMONADE
99c¢
ORANGE JUICE
COFFEE SALE!
MILD & MELLOW
EIGHT O'CLOCK
CIRCUS ASSORTED
Ann Page Grape Jelly
Ann Page Puddings
Our Own Tea Bags ......... 100 -.. 89¢
Jar
4 312-0z.
Pkgs
Assorted
Flavors
© 03¢ [2251.79 | Our Ownlced TeaMix ~~ 3'wc
I irae Jane Parker Potato Chips 2..." ¢
vt on. © silspgq | Sultana Peanut Butter
CHARM FROSTING &
: 6-oz.
CHERRIES -49°|..‘%™
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resh Green Penpers 4 ‘© 29¢ | Red Ripe Plums ..,,,,¢ 5000 % 29¢ ok “a” or
Red Ripe Tomatoes . owes. Ca 19¢ Nectarines ....v w 00 Sreceol is 2 ro. 47¢
Fresh Cucumbers 4 - 28¢ Calif. Lemons , 3% +85: 29¢ | got peas p me 35g
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SULTANA LIBBY’S
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Nene PRG Rye Bread . ) ie 3Q¢ | Dinner Rolls . . 55 18¢
Grex. 230 Te. 39C Marvel White Bread . 2 “i* 37¢ | Cracked Wheat Bread 2 1™ 39¢|
PLANTERS
PEANUT BUTTER
RAGU
SPAGHETTI SAUCE
TENDERLEAF
HNSTANT TEA
SWEETHEART
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TOP JOB COMET BOLD DOWNY INSTANT
LIQUID CLEANER GLEANSER DETERGENT - SCFTENER FELS
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MR. CLEAN CASCADE DASH DUZ SPIC & SPAN
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