Dallas Post/George Poynton
Dallas Post/George Poynton
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JILL RADZINSKI
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
BICYGLES
3-5-10
12-15
SPEED!
RACING . ..
TOURING . .
CRUISING . . .
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AT THE LOWEST PRICES’
OLD MILL BIKE
320 Exeter Ave., West Pittston
PHONE 655-4262
Annual
Dalton Fire Co. Horse Show
Dalton, Pa.
September 9,1984 — §
8:30 A.M.
Hunter — Equitation -- -- °
Western Classes “** “% \
For Information Call 717-563-1932 or 563-
1933 or Write To: Secretary, DFC Horse
Show, Daiton, PA 18414
BETTY NEWELL
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Dallas Post/George Poynton
Baseball picnic held
Back Mountain Baseball, Inc. held its annual family picnic at
Francis Slocum State Park. The weather was beautiful and
parents. Shown here in the top left photo, four young boys
try their hands at canoeing. Shown in the front boat are,
from left, Frank Joyce and Jeff Tinner. The back boat shows
Mark Paczewski, left, and John Masley. Jennifer Besecker
and her mother, Peggy, partake in some of the goodies at
the event in the top right photo. Some of the coaches found
a moment to relax as is depicted in the lower photo. From
left, Paul Donlin, Alan Root, and Mark VanEtten. In the
lower right photo, Susan Gauntlett focuses her camera as
she prepares to take a picutre of her son, Brett, and her
husband, Tom, shortly after the two received awards.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbel | »
Cage Tournament planned
A Basketball Tournament will be
run at the Barney Farms Recrea- jccepted on a first-come-first-
tional Complex September 7, 8 and served basis.
9 Any team interested may contact
Tournament will be double elimi- john Leighton at 825-7495 after 4:30
nation with the first four finishers
receiving awards.
A maximum of 12 teams will be
p.m.
Deadline for entry is August 31.
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MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, DALLAS
SNEAKERS & WORK SHOES
Denim Jeans *10
Western
Dress Shirts *10
Shorts *4-%3
T-Shirts *2 Tank Tops $4
Mon.-Sat. 10-8, Sunday 1-6
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