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New Plow At Goodleigh
Goodleigh Farm will be the scene
of a demonstration of a revolution-
ary type of plow, Thursday, Octo-
ber 25, at 1:30.
Joseph Skopic, Lehman, will pre-
pare one plot of ground in advance
to show the finished product, then
‘demonstrate how the results are
accomplished with the Grahm-
Hoeme chisel plow.
Skopic explains that the new
‘plow leaves the mulch and top-
soil on top instead of turning it
under in a furrow, breaking the
soil deeply for drainage and mois-
‘ture retention, and is in addition
a time saver.
The ground, he says, is criss-
crossed a number of times with the
plow to reduce first large clods
and later smaller lumps. When
the work is finished the ground is
ready for planting, smooth and soft.
The plow covers a wider area in
one operation than any Gther type.
Asked if it took more power to
operate the plow, Skopic said it
did, a little, but that a modern
tractor ‘was sequal to the extra
pull
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THE POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1951
: PAGE NINE
By GENE BYRNES SPECIAL.
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_REG'LAR FELLERS Jimmie Will Probably Follow Puddenhead’s Advice.
CHECK SERVICE
FOR EVERYONE
20 CHECKS $2.00
YOUR NAME PRINTED
ON EACH CHECK
:
MR.PENDRAKE , THE REAL ESTATE
MAN, SAID ONE OF HI5 TENANTS HAD
A FINE CROP OF POTATOES BEHIND A
DESERTED FARMHOUSE A FEW MILES
FROM ELM CITY--!
ASK A PRICE FOR ‘EM
UKE GOLD NUGGETS,
TOO!
Shavertown PTA Hears
Bugbee On Iran, Egypt
Shavertown PTA had as guest
speaker Monday night Professor
LeRoy Bugbee, head of the history
department at Wyoming Seminary.
United Nations and the situation
in Iran and Egypt. Charles Eberle
presided.
A children’s matinee, “The Hills
of Home”, starring Lassie in tech-
nicolor, is scheduled for October
27 at the Shaver Theatre. Proceeds
go to the PTA fund.
S.M.GLOVA
Funeral Director
Harveys Lake 4000
CIDER MILL
Sound Nutrition Feed
PURINA
DOG CHOW
all day.
in the field.
condition to last all day long.
Trucksville
For FIELD CONDITION . . .
Sound nutrition is the basis for condition...
field condition that will keep a dog going
g Purina Dog Chow is the ration de-
signed to keep your dog well fed . . . help
keep him well up in condition for long hours
- Many champions have been fed Purina Dog
Chow throughout the years. Their trainers find Dog Chow
provides the nutrition their champions need to stay up in
Get Purina Dog Chow for your hunter. Come in and see us
about feeding Purina Dog Chow.
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Phone 520-R-2
Deer May
Killed With
Bow and Arrow
Special Licenses Will
Be Issued This Season
During the two week period Oc-
tober 15 to 27, inclusive, excepting
Sunday, archers may enjoy a deer
season all their own for the first
time in Pennsylvania.
Before going afield for an October
buck hunt, each bow and arrow
hunter must first own a “regular”
license, which costs $3.15. He must
also have a Special Archery Lic-
ense and Archery Preserve Permit,
which is a single license, costs
$2.00 and is obtained from the De-
partment of Revenue, Harrisburg,
if he wishes to hunt:
(a) During the October bow and
arrow season or (b) In any opén
season in the special archery pre-
serves located ‘in Forest and Sulli-
van Counties. 8
If the bow hunter wishes to hunt
antlerless deer during the ‘‘doe”
season, December 14-15, in either
or both of the archery preserves
he must have a regular hunting
license, a Special Archery License
and Archery Preserve Permit plus
an antlerless deer license for the
county in which the preserve is
located. .
Except as above defined, bow
and arrow hunters require only a
current resident or nonresident lic-
ense to hunt small game or bears
during the lawful open season for
such game species.
A bow and arrow hunter may kill
one legal antlered deer, which must
be a buck with two or more points
to one antler, in the state-wide
October season. He may not carry
a firearm of any kind while hunt-
ing with bow and arrow in the
October archery season.
Any person who desires to use
bow and arrow during the ‘regu-
lar” buck season in December,
needs only his 1951 hunting license.
However, before any one, bowman
or gunner, may hunt for antlerless
deer on December 14 and 15, he
must purchase, also, an antlerless
deer license costing $1.10 from a
county treasurer or the Department
of Revenue, at Harrisburg, unless
permitted by law to hunt without
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THE PEOPLE WHO PLANTED
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Bound For Korea
Captain Alfred Camp
Captain Alfred M. Camp, home
for the last few days on:leave of
absence, is leaving today for Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, en route for .Cali-
fornia, with Korea his objective.
Captain Camp, former supervi-
sor of music at Dallas Township
High School, has recently gra-
duated from the Advanced Officers
Field Artillery School at Fort Sill.
He was activated in May with
the: 967th Armored Field Artillery
Battalion.
His wife, on leave of absence
from Kingston Township schools
where she served as school nurse,
will accompany him to California
where she will make her home
until his return from overseas.
Awards during World War II
netted Captain Camp the Silver
Star,Bronze Star, Bronze Arrow-
head, and three battle stars.
license on land resided upon or im-
mediately adjacent thereto.
The section of the law which
provides that certain farmers and
landowners may hunt game without
the usual resident hunting license
does not apply in the 1951 archery
season. New legislation bearing on
bow and arrow hunting requires
that everyone own both a ‘“regu-
lar” hunting license and an archery
license to hunt or kill antlered
deer anywhere in Pennsylvania dur-
ing the October season. There are
no exceptions.
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Draws Big Attendance
Eastern Star card party, held at
100F Hall, Luzerne, drew a crowd
of 150. There were many attract-
ive door prizes. Proceeds will go to
the entertainment fund for Eastern
Star Home, Philadelphia.
- Mrs. Anne Joseph and Mrs.
Claire Troxell were co-chairmen.
A check saves walking or
riding. You write the
check in the convenience
of your home or office. The
money is paid and the en-
-dorsement on the back of
your check constitutes a
receipt.
Open a checking account
at The Kingston Nationol
Bank tommorrow.
OPEN FRIDAY AFTER-
NOONS UPNTIL 5 P. M.
FOR YOUR CONVENI-
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National Bank
At Kingston Corners
FOUNDED 1896
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See The Statue Dance
At Dallas Township
What is a Statue Dance? That’
is a question which will be answer-
ed next Wednesday night at 8, in
Dallas-Franklin Township auditor-
ium, when the PTA holds its Hal-
lowe’en dance. The date has been
selected not to conflict with the
Hallowe'en parade in which many
Dallas Township children will march
on October 31.
Added attractions are a Cake-
Walk and a Spot Dance. Pat
Finley's Orchestra will play and
there will be prizes for the prettiest,
funniest, and most original cos-
tumes.
The home room having the
largest delegation of parents pres-
ent will win a prize.
Co-Chairmen are J. G. Maza and
Charles Roberts, with Robert Flem-
ing and. Allison. Simms on the
committee.
Prizes are in charge of Mrs.:
Crozier Wileman and Mrs, Philip
Cheney; refreshments, Mesdames
Allison Simms, Charles Lipp, Paul
Steinhauer, Daniel Davis, and
Thomas Heslop; publicity, Mrs, Rob-
ert Bachman and Mrs. Raymond
Elston; decorations, Miss Van Sant.
The school will handle the decor-
ations under her direction.
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