BF t HY yvearnesady, Only yesterday 50 Years Ago - Jan. 7, 1938 Sen. A.J. Sordoni announced this week that he will not be a candidate to succeed himself as state senator in this year’s elec- tion. This is the Senator’s 12th year as senator from this dis- trict. Kingston Twp. school direc- tors will meet Sunday afternoon to view some of the sites sug- gested for the building of the new Trucksville School. Deaths - Rev. J.L. Thomas, Trucksville; Mrs. Jennie M. Greenman, mother of Mrs. Lee S. Weyenmeyer, Dallas. You could buy - Pork Loins 18¢- 1b.; chuck roast 19c¢ Ib.; lettuce 2 lg. hds. 13c; sweet potatoes 5 lbs. 24c; rutabagas 5 Ibs. 10c; Stayman apples 8 lbs. 25¢C. 40 Years Ago - Jan. 2, 1948 Commonwealth Telephone plans $2,000,000 plant expansion program for Dallas and Clarks Summit. 80,000 deer reported killed in the state this year from esti- mates received by officials of the Pennsylvania Game Com- mission. Deaths - Howard Davis, sports editor, Trucksville; Roy Schultz, Alderson; Tommy Kingston, Jr., Dallas. Small hunting dog attacks two children on Main Street, but both received only minor inju- ries. You could buy - Steaks 79¢ 1b. ; bread 12c loaf; coffee 40c 1b.; tuna fish 7-o0z. can 35c. : 30 Years Ago - Jan. 3, 1958 More than 200 taxpayers will have been zdded to the Lehman Township tax rolls at the com- pletion of a survey now in progress in that community. Curtailed Wilkes-Barre Tran- sit Bus Schedules will go into effect Sunday morning. The last Dallas Bus will leave at 9:55 p.m. Orchard Dairy Restaurant was broken inte by robbers early Monday morning. The cig- arette machine was rifled of its inventory but evidently the intruders were frightened away before they could take anything else. Dallas Rotary entertains chil- dren at Christmas party at the Prince of Peace Church. You could buy - Pork loin 57¢ lb.; cooked salami 40c 2 1b.;-! Swiss cheese 8-0z. pkg. 37c; spaghetti Ib. pkg. 19c. 20 Years Ago - Jan. 4, 1968 Mrs. Dorothy K. Heslop named assistant cashier and manager of the Shavertown office and Mrs. Janet L. Beech named assistant cashier and assistant manager of the Shav- ET) ; 2 i 88 7 5 RING'S MARKET featuring our own Old River Road Bakery Specials WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Sesame Lunch Rolls Almond Rings Reg. $1.30 Pkg. hg $2. vow? 1.20 -.. Now * Bol D FRIDAY SAT. & SUN. Sliced Round Raisin Bread Coconut Stollen Reg. $1.75 Loaf Reg. $2.25 now ' 1.65 Loaf now’ 2.15 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, DALLAS 675-0696 OPEN 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. ertown Office of Wyoming National Bank. Heavy snowstorm dumps 10 inches of snow on the Back Mountain area just before the long New Year’s weekend. Herman Kern is sworn in as the new mayor of Harveys Lake Borough by Judge Ben R. Jones. Dallas basketball team places third in the Wyoming Valley Invitational Tournament. Anniversaries - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, 40 years. Married - Ellen Marie Mahar and William JOhn Weidner; Shirley Marie Young and Joseph John Lopasky. Deaths - Peter A. Lincoln, Chase Road; Mrs. Betty Frease, former of Oakdale; Mrs. Minnie Williams, Mrs. Edith M. Long, Sweet Valley. You could buy - Legs of lamb 75¢ lb.; boneless cross cut 89c lb.; potatoes 20-lb. bag 69c; cottage cheese 1-lb. pkg. 29c; cheddar cheese 77c 1b. 10 Years Ago - Jan. 5, 1978 A committee of five judges announced the winners of the Dallas Post Holiday Decorations Contest this week were grand prize display, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goeringer; best lighted display, Arthur Kerpovich, Jr.; best unlighted display, Mr. and Mrs. William Price. Honorable men- tion, Donald Rome, Richard Strazdus, Robert F. Lapasnick, Guy Giordano, Loren Crispell, James Ward, Alfred Rogowski, Henry Todd, Jack Barnes. Also St. Therese’s Church, Dallas Senior High School, United Penn Bank, Hill the Florist and Har- veys Lake Fire Hall. Ed Price and Ambrose Gavi- gan sworn in as Kingston Town- ship supervisors. Dallas Township boosts police pay by $650 at its reorganization meeting last night. Wyoming Seminary keeps pace with its enrollment growth, Dr. Wallace F. Stettler announced at a recent meeting of students and parents. Dallas matment place third in Delaware Valley Tournament and Lake-Lehman Knights take first at Crestwood Invitational. Engaged - Cindy Lee Purvin to Sandford David Adelson. Deaths - Mrs. Byron Keener, Dallas; Nathaniel Casterline, JIdetown native; Bernard G.F. “Burden, Dallas; ‘Mrs. Beatrice Chapple, Shavertown; Mrs. Susan S. Palmer, Trucksville; Joseph Parks, Dallas; Albert L. Jones, Dallas. You could buy - Chuck roast 99c 1b.; franks 99c lb.; Cream of Mushroom Soup 5 cans $1; pota- toes 10 1b. bag 69c. HAVE A SERVICE PROBLEM? Call 675-5211 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30 "Jean Brutko, circulation mgr. WANT TO ADVERTISE? DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEPT. 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ENEBOE, CLIFFORD O.; 70, of East Ridge St., Chase Manor, Shavertown, died Dec. 31, 1987 at Nesbitt Memorial Hospitl, . Kingston. Surviving are his wife, the former Cleo Thompson; sons, John, Chino, Calif.; Joel, Palo Alto Hills, Calif.; daughters, Mrs. Diane Bottoms, Palo Alto Hills; Mrs. Carole Moretti, Lan- tana, Fla.; Miss Cathy Eneboe, San Leandro, Calif.; Mrs. Robin Rogers, Dallas; eight grandchil- dren; brother, Leo Eneboe, Seattle, Wash.; sisters, Mrs. Elsie Fauls and Mrs. Evelyn Cottle, both of Los Angeles. Interment was in Maple Grove Cemetery, Pikes Creek. HONTZ, ARTHUR R., of North Pioneer Ave., Shaver- town, died Jan. 2, 1988 in Nes- bitt Memorial Hospital, Kings- ton. Surviving are his wife, the "former Mildred Carkeek; daughters, Maj. Sheryl M. Hontz, R.N., U.S. Air Force, Dover, Del.; Mrs. L. Nancy Wendel, Trucksville; six grand- children; 12 great-grandchil- dren. * MOHEN, ROSE MARIE, 70, of Hemlock Drive, Oak Hill, Dallas died Dec. 31, 1987 at General Hospital. She was active in Rotary Dis- trict activities but also with Wilkes-Barre Women of Rotary, where she was honored as a Paul Harris Fellow in 1986 in recognition of her long associa- tion with Rotary International. She was a member of Gate of Heaven Church and its Altar and Rosary Society. She had recently been Oak Hill chairper- son for the Bishop’s Appeal for Gate of Heaven parish. She was also active with College Miseri- cordia and was past president of the Dallas Women’s Club and a member of the Harveys Lake Women’s Club. She also had been a volunteer in the Channel 44 auction. Surving in addition to her husband, Leo, are daughters, Mrs. Robert J. (Maria) McNelis, Columbia Md.; Mrs. Francis M. (Ann Marie) Spag- nuolo, Hudson, Plains Twp.; sons, Leo F. Mohen Jr., Colum- bia, Md. and Eugene J., Kissi- mee, Fla.; sister, Carmella Vatalaro, Scranton; 10 grand- children. Entombment was in St. Mary’s Mausoleum, Hanover Township. BROWN, JENNIE, 88, of Overlook Drive, Horseheads, N.Y., died Jan. 3, 1988 in Arno- Ogden Hospital, Elmira, N.Y. She had resided at Parrish St., Dallas, for many years moving to Horseheads three years ago. Surviving are a son, Warren L., Horseheads, N.Y. ¢ EXCEPTIONALLY © HEATS LARGE SAFE ROOMS ° LOW © THERMOSTATIC OPERATING COMFORT COSTS CONTROL 139.95 OLD MILL PINE 320 Exeter Ave., West Pittston PHONE 655-4262 "REMAINING FALL & | WINTER MERCHANDISE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. 10-6 Thurs., Fri. 10-8 675-3112 Dallas Shopping Center Dallas, PA 18612 Women’s Designer Shoes & Accessories Sat. 10-5 XA ANS ®sesescecscssceceecsnens $2 Just fill out the coupon and mail it with your check or money order to: Te DALLASCPoST P.O. 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