TE TN ATI Sir? iS SECTION B— PAGE 6 THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1967 DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA or Nor P 1 Dog Dealer F x = willie - a N oO x E N : ennsy vania og ea er aces H ARVE XY S l. AKE C'MON NEIGHBORS! | SCHOOLS - CHURCHES Mzg...and Mrs. Earl Richards re- turned from a vacation at Port Orange, Fla, on Tuesday. . They stopped off for several days to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and family, at Beaufort, S.C. Mrs. Roy Newell and Mrs. Carl Crispell* attended a hair style sow held. at the May Fair Supper Club, Wilkes-Barre, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kovolick and family, Allentown, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Visneski, and her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Patton and family. "Alford Ambrose, Chaplain at Haverford State Hospital at Haver- ford, Pa., was substitute pastor at St. Luke's Lutheran Church on Sun- day. His home town is Altoona, Pa. Classmates of the Noxen Meth- ‘odist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Jacob Miner, on Friday eve- | ‘ning, April 21st. ‘Mrs .Robert Gunnis returned to ‘her home at Buffalo after several days with the Jacob Miners. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck are spending several days at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph French + and ‘family, Brasher Falls, | New. York. 2 Me: and: Mrs. Joseph Kerns -and son , Albert,” New: Brunswick, N.J., spent, the week end with her par- ents, «the Elvin Beans. © Mrs: Daisy “Waltman, “a patient | in. the Nesbitt: Hospital for five weeks, was removed, to the Bakers | ‘Rest .« Home, Friday. ¢ .. Mrs. Harry Bigelow w: sick list this’ week. © Mriand Mrs. Ray Kelly visited at th the home of Mr. and Mos. ‘Edward is on. the at Factoryviile, last | | Bachman, on Sunday. | Endurance Run | The Stony Mountain Endurance Run will take place next Sunday. Motorcycles will leave Beaumont Inn and will include the trip to Forkston and back ‘again to the Inn. Noxen will be included. The condition of Lawrence Dy- mond, a patient in the Veteran's Hospital, Wilkes-Barre remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Allen, Vestal, N.Y., stopped in to visit her par-; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lord for | a few minutes, on Monday, on their way home from their honeymoon, in Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Case and family, Rovena, N.Y. spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. an Mrs. Loren Case and her sisters | family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Patton] {and family. | Albert Keiper is a medical pati- ent in the General Hospital, since! - Wednesday. Vigitors at the home of Mrs. Dorothy French cover Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shafer ‘and { family, . Philadelphia, ‘Mrs. Robert | Cuthbertzon and Joan Lane, Avenel, | NJ. Miss Lillie Turner, Metuchin, | New Jersey. | Mr," and Mrs. Fred Cosle spent Dieter at the home ‘of Mr. and | Mrs. Lewis Younkins, Jersey Shore. | | John Hacklings, « Binghamton, i N.Y vizited. his sister Mrs. Guy | Fritz,” during the weck. Missionary To Speak | Miss Dorothy Gilbert, Carverton, a missionary, back on furlough, from | ' Africa, spoke on her experiences while there and also showed slides on Wednesday April 26th, at the] | Methodist Church. Eyeryone is cor- | dially invited. Visitors at the home of Mrs. | | | | | | Cruelty Charges At Dierolf Farm | In the wake of cruelty to animals | entific community. Further, he has | charges filed against a large Penn- headed the Animal Care Section of | sylvania laboratory animal supplier, | Smith, Kline and French, a large The HSUS has again attacked lack | Philadelphia pharmaceutical com- of enforcement of the state's dog | pany doing considerable animal- | and anti-cruelty laws. { using research and testing. | In a statement widely publicized Little accurate information on | in Pennsylvania and distributed by | John R Dierolf’s status in the firm | national wire services, HSUS Field is available. It is known, however, | Service Director Frank McMahon &c- ! that he buvs animals for the firm cud officials of the state Depart- | at Gilbertsyille and at other auctior~ ment of Agriculture of a situation | in Pennsylvania that have been un- jin which “taxpayers’ pets have be- | der humane sogictv attack for cruel come victims of the politics entrng- | treatment of animals. ling: the appointment of dog law! In Stimming np the cers. M-Ma- | agents.” He charged that thousands hon said that f~ilure of the wardens | of pets were suffering because po- | aesgmranving :Dr.« Witmer to act litically appointed wardens were not “should hrine home farcibly to tah- enforcing animal control laws. and | lic officials the amnathv and tots] , he called for conversion of the ap- | disregard of some dos law officials | pointments +, civil service status. [for proper law enforcement.” He The HSUS attack followed filing ured that humanitarians in Penn- | of charges of cruelty to animals | svlvania write letters tn Governor | again~t Dierolf Farms, Ine. a large | Raymond P Shofar urging him to! Pennsylvania supplier of animals to | convert dog warden nnsitinng from research laboratories. On February volitical apopintment to civil service 1. warrants were served gn A. James | | status. | Fendrick. president of Dierolf farms, | Inc.. and John R. Dierolf, employee | : land former head of the firm. Each | $5 V. | posted a bond of $600 and faced | weet alley | powiible senterices of fines. up | | $600 or 90 days imprisonment, or | With the Sweet: Valley parade both. A trial" date of February 15 schedules being prevared the ladies was set. : [are planning ‘to hold a. White Ele- | It was at least the fifth time that { Phant Sale on the same date. If vou. the Dierolf operation had faced such | have any items to’ donate call Mrs. | charges. The HSUS. the Animal | William Smith, 256-3410 or Mrs. | Rescue League of Berks County and | Robert James; 477-3549. the Pottstown Animal Rescue | The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire | League all have. lodged. charges in | Company are also soliciting baked | | past years, The farm was the target goods for the affair and hone to {of a well-publicized HSUS raid in | | have a wide variety of goodies to | December 1964 resulting in a state- | offer. | | wide campaign to strengthen Penn- | Sincere svmpathy of the com-| | sylvania’s antiz Zeruelty laws. | munity is offered to the family of | | This time, Dr. Robert H. Witnier, | the late Thomas Creasing who pass | | | derio. Frances Yankoski: Identifies four | Welcome Wagon Firms of prestipe 'n oe bustoes ad civic lite of your community. MRS. FRANCES IVES Phone 287-4467 MRS. JAMES DUFFY . Phone 696-1379 | Mr. and Mrs. Allan Carl and daugh- | | leading Lancaster surgeon, was the | | getting too busy with activities ] : : This BI { | associate professor of surgery at the | ed awav on Friday. : i : Joseph Hackling, on Sunday were! (jpjversity of Pennsylvania and a| The Sweet Valley columnist is | ter Pamela, Mrs. Millard Pegg, Ber- | | complainant. He and dog law en- these days and would like a renlace- | ek Mr. and Mrs. William Mason, | Johnson City, Mrs. * Voyle Traver visited her | brother Emra. Traver who is a! | patient in the Geisinger Hospital, | Danville. SIRLOIN STEAK Qc 1m. | Get 10 lbs. Potatoes | FREE f ith $10 or more ordert Eels Back Mt. Economy Carverton Rd. Trucksville 696-1133 : | Dierolf kennels. ‘The doctor. did not | FREE DELIVERY Sandy Friday - re Saturday — : Rod Taylor — Trevor ie An intriguing DRIVE-IN THEATRE OPEN FOR SEASON . THE LIQUIDATOR ALSO SPINOUT Elvis Presley and Shelley Fabores with no brakes on the fun. Beach Sunday, April 28, 29, 30 Howard — Jill St. John story of interest Show Starts At Dusk Movies Open Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday BEACH OPEN EVERY DAY | forcement officers visited Dierolf | ment. Get in touch with the Dallas [ Farms on January 7 in search of Post his lost dog, a toy poodle which’ We would like to add hat ‘Shirley | | 'had diisappeared on December 30. | Savre hac done a fine job for a long ‘A dog with a description similar to ‘Period of time and we will miss { Dr. Witmet's pet was traced to the, her. 'find his dog, but he saw grim, in HLenal Notice ie | tolerable conditions that prompted | Notice is hereby’ given that letters pas Teen; amank Soviely help testamentary have been granted in, 5 Re So was dirty and smelly the Estate of Ethel T. Phillips. late | od consisted of g rectangular build- %. iiliorpuns City * (died March | ing with approximately five or six | ATL sordons indeitid tossald edtatc’ of Toe wile re vomparments | 47° required fo make payment and. sere proximately 8 by 10 foo neon same without delay 10 Hs in Shes w with different weight dogs | \ Marguerite T. Ayers, 21 Melrose « , | Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, Penna or There ki dogs in, | George L. Fenner, Sr. 615 Miners sack section Himping ae = | National Bank Building, Wilkes. | other. ere was raw on e OY, | Barre, Pa. : | | Many dogs had open sores on their | G ! legs and conjunctivitis with a ate | rge L. Fenner, Sr. Atty. { Rernard Keller Legion Auxilipry Harveys Lake American Legion Auxiliary Unit 967 met recently at Burke's Bar-B-Que, Sunset, with Mrs. Mildred Bozek, presiding. Mrs. | Frances Yankoski reported that che, | Mildred Bozek and Frances Desi- derio, took Easter Candy to the Back Mountain Women's Reni i FLpo > 3 eneral Back Mt. area, also for; Veteran's Hospital. It was distrib- lican Club will reorganize for the! 4) holy m Te Fost Msfoodia i it gout are: fhmittng = uted" on the sixth, seventh and primary election, according to Pater Ns of estos the week- % : or ad aan eighth floors. President Bozek; George the club president. end «of May 6 an 7 sehng > : oy a treasurer, Frances Yankoski were Harveys Lake Women’s Club is | If you are willing to be re- representative will call promptly: named delegates to the Bi-County Council Meeting to be held at the Plains American Legion Home on May 19th, also to the Juncheon in Harrisburg on May 24th. | Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary. Marion Oplinger will also attend. Foreign Relations chairman cnggested buying twelve dolls to dress. and send to children in the’ \ Ii oi rertow Phillipines. Americanism chairman iliary of Harveys Take, met re-| have Yn) ym venorted that Donna Mae Post. Lale cently at the Fire Hall. President — Lehman student was winner of the Romay Contest, which was titled: How Can I Preserve My American Hertiage. Mrs. Marie Cappellini and Mrs. Mary Engler were hostesses for this meeting, Present wete Mes- | dames Mildred Bozek. Ruth Vackas, | Fleanor . Daughertv. Frances Dmii- Mary Eno- | Taura Carey. Marie Cavnellini, | law ‘Ethel Engleman, Shirley Strohl, Pat Uzdella, Myrtle Wagner: and Sally Masonis. Marie Caopellini and Mil- s ; ‘ dred Bozek won the mystery prizes. votions. Mrs. Meade presided. Others The neaxt meatihd will he held at Present beside those mentioned 3 Burke's on Mav 9th with Marion | Were Mrs. Pearl Connor - Marie. BEA | Oplinger and Mildred Bozek on the Spencer, Hazel Gordon, Mrs. Emory 40 sewing committee. | Hadsel. Visit Mergns Home ; | Mr. and Mrs. James Connor of : Wakes al ater Home Patients from ‘the Morgus Con- Detroit, Mich., visited his mother Ry Pemanents 04 Fasticted valescent Home at Harveve Leke Mrs. Pearl Connor over the weekend. | | weh tn express their thanks to the. Girl Scouts of Troon 63% of Harveys Take. for. the manv Eacter cards. |ing the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Faster baskets ‘and ‘birthday cards| Delbert Meade in Sweet Valley. they have received Marv of te) crouts included their rictures in| the cards. Mrs. “Pat” Corbett. R.N., who is on the nursing staff at the | Morgus Home is the one fin de- | serves credit for the project! Merchandise Party James Britt. president. named eommittees for the annual Merchan- | dire Party of Harvevs Lake, Sun- | eat Section Reach Ascociatinng to! held on Friday, -Anril 21st. at | : iE y Eleanor Humphrey ia 7-30 at Suncet, Mrs. William Hom- | SeriDii : a | ego SECO Nie Prescription Pharmacy n. wieted by the following com-~ | Ei re 675-3366 SHAVERTOWN 674-4681 Offica, Poamels 1D. Britt. Edward | ALUMINUM SALES Baluk and Mrs. Theresa Pritchard, | vehers, Mrs. John Burns, Miss | Sharon Britt, Bernard Keller. Harry Wolovich. Mrs. James P. Britt and Mrs. Francis D. Britt. Prizes - Mrs. and Mrs. Wolovich; sunper basket, Fisher and Fred Kole. Grover Anderson, Harveys Lake, will enter the Armed Services on! Francis | ¥ | charge from their eyes. : : oar i Frantz Filuma (Fiberglass | “There was blood on the floor of . | : the aisle between the two sides. The Dr. Aaron Ss: Lisses | Aluminum) & Wood Over- Optometrist ! head Garage Doors |-general condition of the kennel il terrible ... overcrowded, dirty, gick ii 3 | dogs mixed woth healthy ones .: id 33 Main Street, Dallas | Dr. Witmer reported his observa- | | 674-4506 | tions to the Animal Rescue League . : | of Berks County “which, in turn, | DALLAS HOURS: | callled The HSUS. Field Service Di- | Tuesday - - 2 to 8 pm. ' rector Frank McMahon was sent to | Pennsylvania to interview Dr. Wit- : Wednesday - 2 to 8 p.m. | mer and assist in any way possible. |. . McMahon secured statements and | Friday - =- 2 to 5 pam. | helped in filing charges.” No action | CONTACT Professional Suite Gateway Center Edwardsville 287-9735 GATEWAY CENTER HOURS: Daily 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. Evenings Thurs. & Fri. to 8 p.m. LENSES | was taken by the dog law enforce- | { ment wardens who accompanied Dr. i | | Witmer on his visit to Dierolf Farms. | | Ironically, the operators. of Dier- | olf Farms were charged with. viola- | | tions of a‘ law which was enacted largely through the 1964 HSUS raid | which had also uncovered intoler-: | able conditions. The current presi- | dent, A. James Fendrick, had testi- fied at public hearings before enact- | ment of that law and, more recently, | submitted recommendations to the | U. S. Department of Agriculture for | implementation of the Poage-Mag-' nuson act (the Federal law enacted in 1966 to regulate suppliers of cats. and dogs land certain other animals. to research laboratories). Fendrick has als been presi- ‘| dent and member of the board of | directors of the Animal Care Panel,’ @ national organization of breeders, of PROM and animal care technicians and others, DALLAS DRIVE-IN Now Playing To Saturday YOU ARE GOING TO ENJOY ‘ALFIE’ | VERY | MUCH HE ‘MICHAEL CAINE 2nd Big Color Hit TONY CURTIS ROSANNA SCHIAFFING fs it Vz 1 i ; i] . RECOMMENDED FOR : § MATURE AUDIENCES | 1 STARTS SUNDAY TO TUESDAY 1 mate noldaan mane i Shes the melro-goldwyn- mayer p worlds o : i mos ee: * beautifill ianba fr dickshawn it bank- peter bio Jit do Jeoobi 4 Ls i. Wi J) | robber! Jill St. John w Panavision” sa Metrocolor 2ND COLOR FEATURE and Rod Taylor In “THE LIQUIDATOR” WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION To Rent DDIES MEN'S SHOP FORMAL WEAR Green Stamps ! | representing the interests of the sci- HARVEYS LAKE The Return of the - - - PLUS GARY (US) BONDS SINGING (Including Friday Evening | Dance to the Starfires every [ri. HANSON'S AMUSEMENT PARK PENNSYLVANIA “Fabulous Starfires’ HIS GOLDEN HIT RECORDS “New Orleans”) 8to11 & Sat. Night! Idetown | TREAT YOURSELVES TO | THE DALLAS POST April 25th. He was graduated by | Pennsylvania State University in! AN EXCITING WEEKEND! December, and spent last summer : fukin touring Europe. Grover expects to: Back Mountain Methodist WANT TO SELL? =~ be invited to attend Officers Train-| Churches are asking neighbors We have ready buyers for ing School after his basic shaling Ys een their Baie to Youne properties in the $10,000 to is completed. Olle coming 10.the Wyong $30,000 price range in the Valley Methodist Conference to sponsible for one, two, three, or Call David Stevens or Bob Grode. four young folks—seeing that at they get to Kingston for the Robert ¥/. Laux Ag oy conference Saturday afternoon, REALTORS and RSURORS bedding them down for Satur- day night and serving them Main Office—1st Nat'l Bk. Bldg. 824-8744 breakfast Sunday morning-con- Branch Office—200 N. Memorial currently sponsoring a flag sale w ith | the proceeds to be “used for sending | packages to local servicemen in Viet- | | nam. Rod and Gun Club of Hrvars Lake held a meeting on Mon- lay, April 24th at 8 p.m. at the | clubhouse. . Auxiliary Meets Daniel C. Roberts Fire Co. Aux- tact your church. That will be your boy scout act for the month. And believe, me, you'll we Carlene McCaffrey presided. They are sponsoring’ a sale on mens, wo- mens and childrens umbrellas. Many different styles and colors, also 2sh trays. The Serving and Waiting Class. met in the Churchouse on Thursday night for the first time since Christ- mas. Mrs. Jesse Boice led the de- FAS’ Rexall NOME 2 PERMENIELN [ Regular Mrs. Lydia Meade returned to : Pre-mi her home on Monday after spend- e-mixed, ready to use. No pre-shampooing nec- essary; no after-odor. Creme lotion conditions as it waves. Takes less time for a SPECIAL Legal Notice — Sesled bids will be received by beautiful, long-lasting wave. Choice of Regular, Gentle, Super, Silver or | Lehman School | cations and instructions to bidders | may be obtained at the Administra- Harry | the Board of Directors of Lake- District, Lehman, . | Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, until - 8:00 p.m., D.ST., Friday, May 5, 1 1967, for Janitor Supplies. Specifi- Little Girls’. Regular $2.00 EACH "1.00 "EVANS DRUG STORE tion Office, Lehman, Pennsylvania. For Prompt. Efficient, J Clean We Sell and Install Hastings § | i Aluminum. Insulated Siding and CGBRBAGE & TRASH | Aluminum Shutters. Hastings— § | Awnings, Door Hoods & Patios. § Ss E B v I c E Aluminum Storm Doors Hastings Rain Carrying Equipt. § (§ Aluminum Railings & Support Columns. 639-5030 If No Answer Call Harveys Lake 208-2077 Box 295 — Harveys Lake, Pa. Tree Removal « Gall a BERTI & SON 674-8751 “YOUR HOME & GARDEN VALUE STORE | Your Devens Agway lawn. ond garden center is open for business ! | Yes, Devens Agway is ready with an outstanding selection of lawn arid garden supplies. 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