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Twenty-six Back
Mountain residents,
students at College
Misericordia, were
recently added to the
spring semester Dean's
List at the college, ac-
cording to announcement
made recently by Sister
Marie Dolores Moore,
RSM, academic dean at
College Misericordia.
To attain recognition to
must achieve an average
of 3.56 out of a possible 4.0,
one of the highest
averages required for
local college and
universities in the area.
Dean’s List students,
include, by ¢lass:
Sweet Valley
The Ladies Auxiliary of
the Sweet Valley
Volunteer Fire Company
will sponsor a Flea
Market on Saturday, July
26 at the Fire Hall, Main
Road, Sweet Valley
beginning at 9 a.m.
SENIORS: James
Balmer, Center Hill Road,
Dallas; Rebecca
Davidson, Lake St.,
Dallas; Elizabeth Myers,
Shaver Ave. Shavertown;
and Linda Nagle, Over-
brook Road, Shavertown.
JUNIORS: Barbara
Dombroski, R.D. 2,
Dallas; Lynn Figueroa,
East Center St.,
Shavertown, Diane Fry,
Davis St., Trucksville;
Barbara Gill, Claude St.,
Dallas; Estelle Gocek,
R.D. 1, Harvey's Lake;
Cynthia Ide, R.D. 4,
Dallas, Gwen Jones, R.D.
1, Sweet Valley; Colleen
Kasenchak, R.D. 5,
reserve space at a cost of
$5, may contact Alice
Walsh, 477-5239 or Terry
Vosik, 2566-7236 as soon as
possible. The Ladies
Auxiliary cannot accept
‘food concessions’ due to
the fact that they will
Shavertown, Susan Kline,
R.D. 2, Harvey's Lake;
Richard Matysik, R.D. 3,
Hunlock Creek; Joyce
Ross, Warren St.,
Tunkhannock; Paula
Valunas, R.D. 2, Harvey's
Lake; and Arlene
Wisnieski, Shavertown.
SOPHOMORES:
Margaret Rose Bernot,
Main Road, Sweet Valley;
Geralyn Hudak, Over-
brook, Dallas; Deborah
Wested, Meadowecrest,
Trucksville.
FRESHMEN: Barbara
Cartier, R.D. 1, Dallas;
Michelle Chapple,
Glenview Avenue,
Shavertown; Rose Ann
Crisci, Circle Drive,
Dallas; Mary Edwards,
Claude St., Dallas; Holly
Haverick, R.D. 5
Shavertown; Joyce Miles,
Dallas.
Of these students,
Juniors Barbara Dom-
broski, Lynn Figueroa,
Cynthia Ide, Susan Kline,
and Paula Valunas, all
received perfect 4.0
averages for the
semester.
The Dallas Kiwanis Club
Wishes to thank those individuals and
businesses who purchased tickets to our
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS
which enabled us to distribute over
1800 free tickets to the following
deserving agencies:
Salvation Army
Special Olympics
L.C.C.C.Day Care Center
4H Club,Lake Silkworth
Luzerne County Crippled
Children
Anyone wishing to supply light refresh-
ments.
The Bridge
Vol. of America
Dallas Senior Citizens,
Y.M.C.A.
Gate of Heaven Church
Luzerne Co. Foster Parents
and other United Way Agencies
HARRY'S SERVICE CENTER
Route 6, Tunkhanock
We Corry A Complete Line Of
UNFINISHED PINE FURNITURE
“The Woy To Save”
Finishing products & instructions available rT
Ca
Chairs
oStools
oTables
oDry Sinks z
oHutches &
oCorner Cupboard
oBookcases
eDesks, includes rolitops
oMany other pieces
We also carry
PRE-WAY FIREPLACES
PHONE 836-2346
store hours
Monday thru Saturday
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
2nd ANNUAL DALLAS OPEN
“TUPPER CUP”
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Co-Sponsored by The Dallas Post, Tupper Sporting Goods
: and Dallas Borough Recreation Center
The event will take place in the Back Mountain area, Aug. 4 - 10, at
the Dallas Boro Recreation Center, Burndale Road, Dallas, Pa. The
tournament will be open to anyone who resides in the Back Mountain
area and who is 16 years of age or older. The registration fees and
applications must be submitted before July 25, 1980. A “NO SHOW"
will be forfeited. The registration fees will be as follows: SINGLE -
*3.00 and DOUBLES - *6.00.
A commemorative cap and a 3 month subscription to The Dallas Post
will be given to each participant and trophies will be awarded to the
top winners. Persons already subscribing to the Post may designate a
3-month gift subscription to anyone of their choice. A reply will be
made to all who register.
Thank you!
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REGISTRATION FORM
Address
Town
Phone Number
Please check SINGLES_ Men
DOUBLES [ Men
Please check time preference for elimination:
Women__
Women <
Parents signature required for entrants under 18 yeors of age.
| the undersigned do hereby release the sponsors of the tourney from any and all responsibility for injury or damage of
any type resulting from participation in this tourney.
Please mail registration form and fees to (or drop off at):
“TUPPER CUP’ Tupper's Sporting
Rt. Nember 309
Dalles Shopping Center, Dalles, Pa. 18612
For further information please contact: Mr. Jay Pope - Dallas Boro Rec. Center at 675-4833
Mr. Jim Tupper - Tupper’s Sports Equip. at 675-0442
Ms. Kristin Plashinski at 696-1510 after 6:00 p.m.
HOPING--These two youngsters pitch coins in
Is
CADET BAND--The Cadet Band of Lake-Lehman School
participated in the Harveys Lake Firemen’s Parade last
Friday evening and was presented a Judges’ trophy.
Miss Jane Morris directed the group as they marched
OBSTACLE COURSE--Gene Stahovec runs the obstacle
course set up in the children’s area at the Back Mountain
Library Auction last weekend. [Photo by Mark Moran]
Births
return
home
Major and Mrs. Harold
C. W. Birth have returned -
to their home in Belle
Canyan, Cal., after
visiting his mother Mrs.
Clyde Birth of Pioneer
Ave., Trucksville.
Birth is currently em-
ployed by Continental
Airlines as ground in-
structor on the Boeing
727 aircraft.
While here they at-
tended the 30th reunion
of Births high school
class. =
Also visiting at the Bir--
th residence was Mrs. Bir-.
th’s grandson Bradley, a=
along the lake front. The parade was one of the highlights student at Drexel Univer-
of the Firemen’s Festival, which is an annual fund- sity, Philadelphia.
raising event.
ESTATE AUCTION
the hopes
The Rec Center recently
completed its fifth week of
activities.
The week included a
Junior Ping-Pong tour-
nament held July 11.
Approximately 20
children entered the
competition. Winner of
the 7-10 age bracket was
Jim O'Donnell, runner-up
is held every Wednesday
at 10 a.m. with Jackie
Bergevin instructs.
The Recreation Center is
sponsoring a hoagie sa le
July 19. The money raised
will go toward a trip to
Hershey Park which will
be held in August. More
information will be
available at a later date.
Saturday, July 19,1980
10 A.M.
Sale Location: 248 Buttonwood St.,Larksville, Pa.
Watch for signs on Rt.11 north of Plymouth,Pa.
Marble top library table, Victorian table, square oak table, set 6 Victorian
side chairs, 3 pc. birdseye maple bedroom set, rattan chest, rush seat
chair, oak slipper rocker, Sears sewing machine, GE refrigerator, beds, 2
cast iron kitchen ranges, pot belly stoves, Royal Bayreuth devil w/cards
pitcher, Nippon celery wj/salts, Heisy plate, carnival bowl w/horse head,
large miniature pitcher collection. hand painted china, china sugar shaker,
small candy case, primitive sled, crib quilt, old clothing, 2 Wallace Nut-
tings, doll chest of drawers, many nice frames, tin types, Masonic
ceremonial sword, Electrolux, camera equipment, tool chests, homemade |.
table saw, bench vise, tools, 17 interior doors, chicken feeders, lines. a.
Much more not listed. et
Chuck's Auction Center-248 Wyo.Ave.,Wyoming,Pa.
Cash or Travelers Checks Bring Your Own Chair
Chuck Tedrow, Sale Manager 288-6089
James E. Lewis, Auctioneer 693-0372
Lori Saba is in the
process of organizing a
cheerleading clinic to be
held July 21. All girls age
5-13 are invited.
The center will feature a
Jr. Backgammon . tour-
nament, Thursday, July
24. All those interested
can sign up at the center.
Trophies will be awarded.
was Susan Steinkirciner.
Winner and runner-up in
the 11-14 bracket was Gil
Roozen and Bob
O'Donnell. Trophies will FRANALIN TWP.
LUZERNE COUNTY
be awarded at a later
date.
Arts and Crafts were
held Wednesday at 10
a.m. Twenty-five children
were present to create ink
miles East of Dallas, Pa. and Rt. 309.2 miles Northeast
and Orange, Pa.
Rec Center
considers
28 Holsteins, including 25
milking age, 1 fancy bred heifer
May 6 bred for fall, balance in all
stages, 5 Guernseys, 4 cows, 3
bred for Fall and 1 bred heifer, a
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cheer clinic
Plans for a cheerleading
clinic are currently being
made at the Dallas
Recreation sCenter. The
clinic will be held July 21-
Age groups include 5-7 at chopper With 0122
10-11 a.m. and 813 at 11
a.m. to noon.
The girls will learn
cheers, routines, folk
dances and hussles.
Registration will be on a
daily basis with a 50 cent
entry fee. Lori Saba and
Jackie Bergevin will be in
charge of the clinic.
M.F. 880 4 btm. 16’
FRIGIDAIRE &
WESTINGHOUSE
Washers & Dryers
14 ft. silo unloader.
Discount Prices
OF COURSE
crib, Walsh 200 gal.
attend the 19th.
of the Frances Slocum State Park between Carverton
19, 1980
11:00 A.M.
SEN
PLUS
23 Ibs. for 5000 sq. ff. vv ++ +.9.95
46 lbs. for 10,000 sq. ft. ......18.95
69 Ibs. for 15,000 sq. ft........2695 ®&
GREENLAWN PLUS |
WITH WEED KILLER
20 Ibs. for 5000 sq. ft. ........10.95
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PINAY Siri
468 4 row corn
- two-row corn
* semi-mount
, N.I. 290 mow-ditioner. T.D. 4 a
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3 i 7 h 3
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Dunham wagon with bale ® Evergreen Plant Food bt
® Pulverized Limestone
© Granular Limestone EB
© Hydrated Lime ”
DALLAS AGWAY
Daily 8 to 5
Sat. 8 to 12
AC grain drill,
fieldsprayer.
Tent
Wayne E. Weaver, Auct. & Sales Mgr.
RD #2, Tunkhannock, Pa.
Ph. 717-333-4194
MILL ST
DALLAS
Lunch
Mrs. Charles Grauzlis, owner
RD #3, Box 138, Wyoming, Pa.
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