0 ¥ has a fabulous collection of New Fall Shipn Shore's for big and little back-to-school gals! For Little Sister L'il French-cuff Broadcloth Blouse 98 2 Sizes 7 to 14 Z New . . . squared-off French cuffs! Ship’n Shore’s shortie-sleeve Broadcloth . . . pearl-linked, pearl buttoned . . . with two-way johnny collar. Shin- ing, suds-loving . . white only. PERFECT UNIFORM BLOUSE! Children’s Shop—Second Floor For Big Sister Lon a Short Sleeve Broadcloth Blouse 72 : Sizes 30 to 40 Shown at top, the streamlined short-cuff blouse, convertible collar, pearl-links and buttons. Bot- tom sketch, long sleeve, French cuff style with convertible neckband collar. Both in snow white and gentle pastels. Sizes 30 to 40. Budget Sports—Main Floor Motor Club Now Has 102 Patrols 1,500 Boys and Girls Protect 36,000 Pupils Foremost among the Wyoming Valley Motor Club’s many services and benefits is its formation and direction of School Safety Patrols in Wyoming Valley and Back Moun- tain schools. The local motor club has spon- sored the formation end education of Safety Patrols in 102 Luzerne County schools. More than 1500 youngsters make up this patrol group protecting some 36,000 of their fellow school mates. The motor club provides Sam Brown belts, badges and safety lessons to the patrol members. For the second successive year the Wyoming Valley Motor Club in May sent a contingent of 36 School Patrol members from various Valley schools to participate in the Ameri- can Automobile Association’s Na- tional School Safety Patrol Assem- bly held in Washington, D. C. Edward Eyerman,* Sr., president of the Wyoming Valley Motor Club, speaking of safety patrol activities, declared, “Membership in the Patrol movement provides an outstanding opportunity for - citizenship educa- tion. Safety is vital to the personal welfare of all of us. Their unselfish actions and achievements are sym- bolic of the finest traditions of our nation. They serve to remind oth- ers of the importance of safety.” Interestingly, Charles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor Club, is. the School Safety Patrol pioneer who, more than any other person, promoted the spread of the Patrol movement throughout the nation. Today, more than 600,000 selected boys and girls protect over 12,500,000 children in 14,000 com- munities, and the movement con- tinues to grow each year. The ob- jective of the AAA is that every School - be | protected at hazardous street corners. This would mean almost a doubling of Patrol mem- bers. Especially noteworthy is the fact that School Safety Patrols are na- ! tionally recognized to have had an important role in reducing the traf- fic death rate among school children by nearly one-half during the per- iod of the last thirty years, while the death rate for all other age groups has almost doubled. Sweet Valley Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Edwards, and Mr. and Mrs. William Ferrey and family, have moved into their new homes on the McKinley Long tract: Mrs. Russell Kitchen, Janet and Shirley, spent a few days last week at Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horniak Jr., with their son, Michael, from Phila- delphia, spent: the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horniak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Spalding, Shavertown, spent Saturday with Miss Bess Klinetob. Steve Petro and daughter Sonja; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mentrikowski and son Francis Jr., of Warrior Run; and Jane Ann Smith, Wilkes-Barre, spent Sunday with the Dayton Longs, the entire party picknicking at Lake Jean. The Britt reunion was held in the grove at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Updyke. Arrest Trucker Kingston Township Police have issued a warrant for a Tunkhannock trucker on a charge of disorderly conduct for disposing of garbage in an improper manner within the con- fines of the township. WILKES-BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE Fall Term Opens Sept. 8, Day School Sept. 19, Night School Secretarial Accounting Business Administration Civil Service 36 weeks to 72 weeks Office Open Daily Come in between 9 a.m. to 4 p. m.,, Monday through Friday and Saturday 10:00 to 1:00; or telephone or mail a postcard for free bulletin. Early registration will assure you of a place; and a choice of living accommodations or part- time jobs. Free Placement Service Approved for training Veterans WILKES-BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE Deposit & Savings Bank Phone VA 2-5023 Day and Night Classes Offered Business College Opens September 8 Wilkes-Barre Business College will open its 73rd fall term on Thursday, September 8. Night school will open on September 19. Advance registration, according to school officials, is running’ consid- erably in advance of the same time last year, and present indications point to an increase in attendance for the coming year. While few veterans of World War II will be continuing their education, Korean Veterans are entering in in- creasing numbers to take advantage of ecducational benefits provided under law. The business college will offer courses in beginning and advanced work in the stenographic, private secretarial, accounting and business administration fields — specialized courses which the school has of- fered successively to generations of students of this community. Bhe school is currently registering day and night students.from 9 to 4 daily and until noon on Saturdays. The four diploma courses starting on September 8 are: stenographic (9 months); secretarial (13 months); accounting (11 months); and business and administration (18 months). Evening classes will begin Sep- tember 19. The following subjects will be offered: accounting, type- writing, shorthand, business mathe- matics, business English, business machines, and brush-up courses. Bbandons Cat Kingston Township Police have arrested a township man for dis- posing of a cat within the township. There is a severe penalty for aban- doning animals either dead or alive. Buys Cadillac Sedan Elmer Williams, director, has purchased a Cadillac sedan. Dallas funeral new Enroll in from Penn State University. at the Evening Classes Start Sept. 26 [oI TI ITT 5 ST] Drafting * Elemen- tary Mechanics * Tool Design * DT Re RS LT IE ‘nating Current Circuits © Alge- bra ¢ Electrical Power Meas- urements * Mechanical Design © Architectural Details and Spec- ificaticns » Television WYOMING SEMINARY DAY SCHOOL 1560 Wyoming Avenue Forty Fort, Pennsylvania Grades 1 through 8 Cafeteria—Bus Service To Dallas Complete Physical Education Program Vacancies only in pre-school and in Grades 1, 4, 5 and 6 For information write or phone Jackson Bird, Headmaster Kingston BU 7-0169 You’ll find everything you need at . . . DEEMER&CO.[ 6 W. Market St. Wilkes-Barre Phone VAlley 3-2148 MEMBER F.D.j.C.
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