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BY CAROL SNYDER
! The Lake-Lehman Band *
~ Sponsors have opened
their annual membership
Factory and office orders
will be delivered free. Call
Ruth Searfoss at 298-2343
for information.
pictures were taken. The
personal photos will be set
in one corner of the group
picture. Many thanks to
school. Please note the
change in the day and
time. Winter meetings
will be held on the third
Tuesday of every month.
Various activities will be
discussed. Details will be
campaign will begin Sept.
15 and run through Oct.
+15. Membership in the
. Association allows you to
have a vote on band
issues, to chair com-
mittees and to chaperone
see the finished product.
Our first competition
will be at Redland, Pa., on
Sept. 26. A chartered bus
will be available to any
supporters or band
sponsors who would like
school to have their
pictures taken. The band
was photographed as a
group and then individual
must be made by Sept. 14.
Today is the opening
day of the Luzerne County
Fall Fair. Be sure to stop
The first hoagie sale
begins Sept. 15. Orders
may be phoned in Sept. 10.
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We're now open for business . .. and we're
\ the largest and most experienced waterbed 2
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COMPLETE KING SIZE
at the Lake-Lehman Band
Booth. We're selling ice
cream, fudge, and tickets
on several time-pieces.
Congratulations to
Brenda Barber for being
chosen ‘‘Miss Harveys
Lake.” First runner-up
was Tracey Jones and
second runner-up was
at the Bloomsburg Fair on
Oct. 1. The original date
the change.
September 10, 1919 a
tember 1961 -
Hurricane Carla; Sep-
11,
September 18, 1926 - the
Great ‘Miami Hurricane
drove the ocean into
Biscayne Bay.
We must be concerned
7:30 p.m.
United Method
in the Church
on Sept. 17, 7p.
chicken supper
starting at 4:30 p.m.
ist Church
basement
Harbor, Maine.
Sincere Sympathy is
extended to Mrs. Loren
Samsel, of Warren drive
on the death of her
Dwyer, of clearwater
Florida have returned
home after spending three
weeks with Mrs. Clarence
Myers of Overbrook Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Franklin, of Pleasant
Valley spent Wed.
evening with Mrs. Nor-
man Franklin of Jackson
drive. Charles and Joyce The first fall meeting of ~~ Marilyn ~Neifert for The drawing will be held McNally, and Mrs. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Steven grandson Wes Samsel, of Church Rd. :
Youren, cochairmen, the Band Sponsors willbe working on this new on the last night of the Fielding are hostesses. Stash, Mike, Jane, and Beckley, West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. David
announced that * the Sept.15at7:30atthehigh project. We can’t wait to fair. A Stanley brush party = Mark Stash, of Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, and son Michael of
Beacon Falls, Connecticut
enjoyed a week of cam-
ping at Moon Lake. While
there, they visited friends
and relatives. Mrs. King
is the former Roberta
Perkins, daughter of Mrs.
trips. Anyone interested announced regarding the to attend. Call Joyce or Marie Drobnicki. All Dorothy Perkins, of
in the band may join at a four fall competitions. Charles Youren at 477- three girls are former Ceasetown.
cost of $1 per year. It Recently band mem- 5501 to reserve a bus seat Lake-Lehman band Mr. and Mr. Blaine
seems well worth a one bers, clad in marching or for further in- members. allison, son Mark of
dollar investment. uniforms, met at the high formation. Reservations The band will perform Pemberville, Ohio, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber
Braber of Brodmer, Ohio
have returned home after
visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Fielding of Sutton
Rd.
Mrs. Sylvia Langley, of
Gwyneed Valley, is
The hurricane season is County Air Defence Keys with: 200 M.P.H. weather disaster in U.S. visiting Mrs. Helen
still with: us into’ Sep- Center. The greatest winds on Labor Day in history occurred, when a Franklin of Jackson
tember and October, huricane ever to hit the 1935 and in 1900, Sep- tide washed over Church Rd.
reports the Luzerne U.S.A. struck the Florida tember 8th; the greatest Galveston Island killing Mr. and Mrs. Velton
6,000 people. Bean, of Ceasetown
recently spent several
days with their family.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Bean, daughter Leslie, of
Creamridge, New Jersey
Fielding, of Sutton Rd.
Jackson Township, en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Holley,
Tredagar, Wales on their
Oi
$ WS tember 12, 1960 - and Donald Bean, of
‘WATERBEDS START AT 299 8 : Hurricane Donna; Sep- ~ Edison, N.J. «
THE ROBBINS NEST hy I a Joi Tropical Mr. and Mrs. John
4 orm Frederic dumpe Fielding, Mrs. Jack
yy In The Showcase 649-51 Wyoming Ave., Kingston {ll seven inches of rain on Skellet, * Mr. and Mrs.
; 288-9552 » Erie, Pennsylvania; Douglas Holley spent the
HOURS: Daily 10:8 ® Sat. 10-4 ll September 16, 1928 a day with Mr. and Mrs.
Financing nw Hurricane drove Lake Roger Bradstreet, at
Available Li fi Okeechobee on land Cazenavia, New York.
AEA ion iB 10 ss Killing 1,800 people; Mr. and Mrs. John
with: tornadoes in Sep- 36th wedding an-
tember, recalling the niversary. Guests were:
tornadoes of September Mr. and Mrs. Fred
24, 1977" in: Brie, Fielding, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence, Mercer and
Sidney Fielding, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Fielding,
Mrs. Janet Hogg, Mrs.
Betty Jones. Tom Jones,
Venango Counties in
Pennsylvania.
Past history certainly
Box of 6
indicates the high rate of Mr. and Mrs. William
i i Wi occurrence of hurricane Savage, Cathy, Michael,
and tornadoe conditions in : ER Mark and Rachael
SUND AES the month of September THE TWO YOUNG MEN above took time out to try the potato pancakes at the Dallas Savage; Mr. and Mrs.
J for our particular region. Firemen’s Country Carnival. The lad at the right appears to enjoy but the young man = Robert Roese, Kristen,
at the left, well--he’s not sure. (Mark Moran Photo) Amber and Tiffany
Roese; Mr. and Mrs. John E
E. Fielding, Jennifer and §
John Jr. Fielding, Mrs.
Charles Small, Kenneth
C. Small, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Holley, Edward
Fielding, Mr. and Mrs.
John Fielding, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lawson,
Mrs. Myrtle Rogers, John &
Lawson. Rd
MINI SUNDAES
THE INTERNAL MEDICINE ASOCIATES
1825 WYOMING AVE., EXETER PA. 18643
Wishes To Announce That
"DR. DAVID P.KOSNOSKY
HAS BEEN APPOINTED ;
AVIATION MEDICAL EXAMINER
FOR CLASS Il & Ili MEDICAL CERTIFICATES
By The
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
FOR APPOINTMENTS — PHONE 693-3515
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LEGALS
Bids will be received by the
Board of Supervisors of Dallas
Township not later than 7:00 p.m.
September 21, 1981 and publicly
opened and read at a regular
meeting at Dallas Township
Municipal Building, 7:00 p.m.
September 21, 1981 to furnish and
deliver the following:
One new Police Cruiser (to be
delivered within 15 days after
awarding of bid).
One new 4 wheel drive one fon
dump truck with plow.
Specifications may be obtained
at Dallas Township Municipal
Building, Route 309, Dallas,
Penna.
Glenn M. Howell, Sec.-Treas.
R.D. 3 Box 332A
Dallas, Penna. 18612
Handsome
golden tailored Key
Ring and “snap tight”
Money Clip with plaques
suitable for engraving.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters Testamentary hve
been granted in the Estate of
Aaron Rand a.k.a. Aaron O. Rand,
late of the Municipality of
Kingston, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania, who died on August
os
659, Memorial 11, 1981. All persons indebted to
: said Estate are requested to make
H ighway, Dallas payment and those having claims
Pa.18612 or demands to present the same
without delay to Arthur R. Rand,
Executor, c.0. John E. Morris, 11,
675-2 62 3 Esquire, Hoegen, Marsh & Morris,
930 United Penn Bank Building,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701.
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