Xl SIN {ONT S410 y En ¥ 3 or ! ES 10 ! Br a hia Supe : an $ 1-1b. 13-0z. Jar of (Amy Var.) ! WITH COUPONS ! i IN THIS AD i Worth 1-Ib. Pkg. of Nabisco PREMIUM CRACKERS EXPIRES: MAY 9, 1870 VALUABLE COUPON 20¢ OF HEINZ SPAGHETTI SAUCE EXPIRES: MAY 9, 1970 This Coupon 10+ OFF Your Purshate © 3 Rolls of “White or Colors” SCOTT TOILET TISSUE EXPIRES: MAY 9, 1970 THE DALLAS POST, MAY 7, 1970 Your Purchase 8-0z. Jar of Instant TASTER’S CHOICE COFFEE ANN ITaXi aX TQVIV eV IV aYivaX I TX aY IQ bvgYing EXPIRES: MAY 9, 197¢ (MFG.—5) BS AAT ca 95¢ OF Your Puchi Is B Tis Couper |4¢ OF 2-1Ib. Can (Reg. or Bh CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE : EXPIRES: MAY 9, 1970 OXON A AXOMDOTS VALUABLE COUPON Your Purchase (MFG.—5) « (MFG.—$5) ST Si SN Se Tr A ES ST 5 | ES i ree Lerccrts 5 ad BONELESS CHUCK ROAST LARGE TENDER ROASTING CHICKENS LANCASTER BRAND SELECTED BEEF LIVE LANCASTER BRAND BONELESS CHUCK STEAK LANCASTER BRAND BONELESS BEEF CUBES A&B RING LIVER PUDDING © 63¢ LANCASTER BRAND LONG BOLOGNA 1» 59¢ OSCAR MAYER SAND. SPREAD °: 45¢ pkg MEAT PIES LANCASTER BRAND 6-ALL BEEF STEAKS GRIMES SLICED CHICKEN (2% FRESH! FRESH! ACME FRESH! OHIO HOT HOUSE TOMATOES . 35° FRESH CUT Tossed Salad i 25° EXTRA FANCY WESTERN DELICIOUS APPLES . @ FRESH FLORIDA SWEET CORN ‘Shop Acme For Quality, Value & Savings, Too! NABISCO PREMIUM SCOTT (WHITE or COLORS) CARNATION “ALL FLAVORS” 10¢ OFF LABEL IDEAL DRY COOKED BUTTER BEANS 4... 69° JIF CHARMIN PEANUT BUTTER TOILET TISSUE CREAMY WHITE or COLORS 12-0z. jar 55 pkg. of 4 rolls 45+ FARMDALE (Turkey, Chicken, Beef) l= SALTINES 2 sn TOILET TISSUE 3-2 am INSTANT Breakfast. is. 59° ww FAB DETERGENT “99° IDEAL NATURAL or SWEETENED =| ORANGE JUICE 2:379°i By The Piece Ib. CLIP AND SAVE . 5° | (4% Ibs, Up) Personal Size IVORY SOAP With This Coupon and a $10 Purchase or More (Excluding Cigarettes & Milk Products 3 Expires: May 9, 1970 MARKETS CLIP AND SAVE - VALUABLE COUPON Tio0 aaa] 12 31 oz. 49¢ Bars QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MAY 9, 1970 VIRGINIA LEE BLUEBERRY 85¢ | Delicious Turbot RS SS ESN SR Sn SS SSSA FISH Fi LLET Ib. GO mogunmugy VALUABLE COUPON mmugoromor | 5 = 85¢ TASTE O' SEA , Ee Lancaster Brand > to. gg¢ | SHRIMP PATTIES ~~ orrie. 59¢ FRANKS Le a9¢ 15, 99¢ PEELED and DEVEINED Yin nis Coupon = 3 310.00 . urchase or More. xcludin, i x1 59 FANCY SHRIMP bib. pkg. $1.39 Milk Products or Ear Expires: May 9, 1970 onc i Pa MUFFINS pkg. SUPREME: op MED BREAD '% STILE 2 ii 59¢ £0LD BOND STAMPS With This Coupon And A $10 Purchase or More (Ex- cluding Cigarettes and Milk Products.) EXPIRES: MAY 12th, 1970 SAVE RATA LEE FRES Es n PIES sua Sa 59¢ yincins ge E porpvseED or | 120m 65 or «02. ¢ ROLLS PECAN NUT size Mother’s Day LAYER CAKE PLAIN or COCOANUT 2 == 49F STAMPS EXTRA BONUS WITH COUPONS Ol A This Coupon Worth 100 S&H Green smo With Purchase of (1) Box of 2 Pair VIRGINIA LEE NYLONS Expires: 2 - May 12, 1970 HE = rr 5 « 39¢ i-lb., 5-oz. | size B this Coupon Worth With ‘Purchase of $3.00 or More LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES Expires: May 12, 1970 EAI IO, "50 S&H Green stamps C this Coupon Worth i 25 S&H Green Stamps Wis Pirchase of FRENGH'S “BREADED VEAL STEAKS Expires: May 12, 1970 19:{ 3.29° BEEF CUBES Expires: " May 12, 1870 K D his Coupon Worth 25 S&H Green Stamps With Purchale of Any Size Pkg. CUBE STEAKS or 2 With Purchase of Any Size Pkg. ANY GROUND MEAT With Purchate of Any Size Pkg. CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS WRC rN «@ 8 roc coe rn B This Coupon Worth 25 S&H Green Stamps With Purchase of STEREO COLLECTORS ALBUM No. 10 Expires: ] 2 May 12, 1970 “> d za With Purchase of Any 2 Loaves SUPREME RYE BREAD IDEAL APPLESAUCE DUNCAN HINES WHITE ANGEL FOOD 2 = 39¢ jars ACME, REG. or DRIP COFFEE Expires: J y May 12, 1970 J This Coupon Worth | 25 S&H Green Sem With Purchase of i] A 12-0z. VIRGINIA LEE APRICOT, WALNUT, POPPYSEED or PECAN NUT ROLL Expires: May 12, 1970 CAKE MIX 14Y/3-01. pkg. 67: 2-lb. can $155 = K This Coupon Worth FROZEN FOODS! SAVE 55¢—IDEAL VEGETABLES (IN BUTTER SAUCE) ® PEAS sor % Cut Green jo ® BEANS 5: we 1 @ ® CORN pkgs. SAVE 45¢ — IDEAL PEAS nc PearLONIONS = 51 SAVE 11c — BIRDS EYE MIXED FRUIT aD SAVE 11c — MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 95° SAVE 10c — MRS. SMITH’S PINEAPPLE CHEESE PIE Hb. 10x. GF With Purchase of Any (2) 2-Ib. Pkgs. Acme Daintee Candies, Spearmint ‘ Leaves, Asst. or Licorice Jellies, Orange Slices, Spiced Jelly Drops Expires: May 12, 1970 DAIRY VALUES!» SAVE 4—IDEAL CHEESE SLICES 8-02. Your pkg. 39 Choice 25 S&H Green Stamps3 With Purchase of (4) I-Ib. Cans Ideal Sliced Beets, Sliced Carrots, Cooked Dry Butter Beans, or Sauerkraut Expires: May 12, 1970 (W/American Clseese Food Processed Swiss or Pimento) SAVE 4c — COOPER WHITE SHARP CHEESE vers) 39+ SAVE 10c — IDEAL CORN OIL 2... 59° MARGARINE V4's ROC 7 £2 With Purchase of 2 Jumbo Rolls. PRINCESS PAPER TOWELS WHITE or COLORS GRATED. CHEESE Expires: > May 12, 1970 N This Coupon Worth 25 S&H Green Stamp With Purchase of A 2b. Can ACME COFFEE REGULAR or DRIP Expires: > May 12, 1970 > 2¢ OFF LABEL — BORDEN’S (PARMESAN, ANP ROMANO) pC $ RA g PA 3 G nN, Fessnnnnnseneannnn nnn 298-2149 Our pastor at St. Luke's Sun- day was the Rev. Verner Hanson from the hoard of parish education. Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly and James Jr., Milnesville, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kel- ly Sunday. Word was received here of the tragic death of Mrs. Marvin Sickler who was instantly killed in an automobile accident Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m. near Falls. She is a sister of Donald Wall, Carl Wall and Jack Wall, and has many rela- tives in this area. The sympathy of the community is extended to them. Mrs. Alton Field, Jamestown, N.Y., visited relatives in this area over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crispell are spending a week with their son, Edward, and family at Amhurst, Ohio. The Ladies Society of St. Luke's Lutheran Church netted $131 at its bake and wimpie sales Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence May, Pierce, Idaho, left for home Monday morning after a couple of weeks here with their rela- tives and friends. Guests at the home of Mrs. Joseph Hackling and son, Carl, over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barton, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. William Mason, John- son City, N.Y.; William Hack- ling, Reading; Mrs. James Pat- ton Sr., and Mrs. Richard Pat- ton, Milan. Classmates of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Ray Gunton Friday evening. Present were Mariel Lutes, Mrs. William Munkatchy, Mrs. Albert Jones, Nellie Steinruch, Mrs. Elwood Patton and Mary, Ruth Field, Mrs. Fred Schenck, Winifred Reed, Edna Casterline and Mrs. Gunton. The next meeting will be a joint one of the Classmates and the Young Adult Class in the form of a Mother-Daughter party at the church May 15. There will be a Mother’s Day bulletin in the United Methodist Church Mother’s Day. Mrs. Ray Gunton taught school in Beaumont Tuesday in Alice Hudak's absence. "Lewis Jones, Vestal, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lord. by Nelson Woolbert Cadettee Troop 634 will hold a cook-out at Francis Solcum Park May 12 after school. Girls will meet at fire hall at 4 o'clock. Beverage will be sup- plied. Auxiliary to Trucksville Fire Company will meet in the muni- cipal building Monday night at 8. Margaret Mieczowski will preside. Plans will be made for - the annual firemen’s fair. Mr. and Mrs. Calrence F. Broderick, Philadelphia, will arrive today to spend the week- end with her brother and sister- in-law, Atty. and Mrs. John N. Miers and family, Bunker Hill Road. : Mrs. John Roman, Elm Ter- race, will celebrate her birth- day tomorrow. Carolina Bobeck, Cliffside Avenue, was confined to her home several days last week by illness. P02.C. Donald Smith is aboard the Frigate Truxton which has returned to Long - Beach, Calif., after six months off the coast of Vietnam. Donald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Smith, 192 Hill St. Robert Lewis, Harris Hill " Road, received the 1970 award as the individual who has con- tributed the most in the past - year to the physical education department of Central YMCA, Wilkes-Barre. The award was made at the 39th annual All- Sports dinner held recently at the YMCA. Robert W. Tippetti, West- moreland Hills, attended sopho- more fathers’ weekend at Wel- Palmer Updyke at Lackland AFB Airman Palmer D. Updyke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Updyke, 105 Davis St., Trucks- ville, has received his first Air force duty assigment after completing basic training at lackland AFB, Tex. The airman has been assigned to a unit of the Strategic Air Command at Plattsburgh AFB, N.Y., for training and duty as a security policemen. Airman Updyke is a 1969 graduate of Dallas Senior High School. NOXI By Mrs. Ray Kelly TRUCKSVILLE * EN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen, Endicott, N.Y., announce the birth of a baby girl, Jennifer Lynn, at the Ideal Hospital, kondicott. April 17. The baby weighed 11 pounds. The mother is the former Beverly Lord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lord of Noxen. This is their first child. Mrs. Lord is spending some time at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jones and family, West Carthage, N.Y.. spent the weekend with Mrs. Albert Jones and Mrs. Forest Sorber. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tregas- kis, Endicott, visited at the home of Jacob Miner Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 3. Michelle. Michael and Lisa, Eyersville, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rifenberry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Engel- man, Pamela and Cynthia Sue, and Mrs. William Engelman at- tended the motorcycle races at Sayre Sunday and spent the weekend with the Dale Engel- man family at Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Earl May have moved from the Homer Scouten apartment to the Harvey Vetter home, which they have pur- chased. Mrs. Hallock' and daughter have moved nighne apartment which the ¥fays vacated. Thy Mr. and Mrs. William Bdac- Millan visited Mrs. Ch¥Jles Patton at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Randy Adams, Binghamton, Saturday. Derwin Patton and daughter, Peggy: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Condon, Roberta and Robert, were at the Pattons Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Womer and family, Newington, Conn., are spending the weekend at the home of his parents, the Rich- ard Womers. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oliver Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Larry DeMillier and son, Mark, Norwich, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Endres, West Pittston, Wednesday evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doran and Kim, of Kingston, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whe: visited the Charles Womers and Dick Wormer over the weekend. 696-1689 lesley College, Mass., las weekend. He was the guest of his daughter, Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Finch, Brown Manor, entertained at a dinner party Tuesday evening at Hotel Sterling. Guest num- bered ten. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Potter. Carverton Road, will spend the weekend in New York City where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curry. Mr. Curry and Mrs. Potter are brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blair, Highland Avenue, have return- ed from Washington 4D.C., where Mr. Blair tld us iness convention. James Pichert, a member of this year's graduating class at Dallas Senior High School, has \ versity. James will en} the university in September. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pichert, Carverton Road. Mrs. John Kennan, Holly Street, has been named an enumerator to do census work in the area. She will check with persons who failed to return the questionaire sent through the mail. Mrs. Robert L. Casper, Huntsville Road, was elected treasurer of the Penn's Woods Girl Scout Council at the group's annual meeting held re- cently at Gus Gennetti'®iotor Lodge in Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, Car- verton Road, will celebrate their silver wedding anniver- sary tomorrow. They are the parents of a son, John Blair Hill, who is serving with the army in Vietnam. A weekend in New York City will mark the occa- sion for the couple: Friendship Class of Trucks- ville United Methodist Church will meet in the educational building May 12. Mrs. Donald Anderson will preside. Susan D. Rogers, Harris Hill Road, was awarded an Endow- ment Pin at the National Soci-. ety, Children of the American Revolution, 75th convention held recently in Washington D.C. Susan is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers III. been accepted at il a) oe w E 5