PAGE FOUR Carter Is Attending Ohio Training School Sales House, Management - at the Neil ‘ : Annual Isaac Walton Shoot and Columbus, Ohio — Luther Carter, | gales. Shavertown, is among twenty-three | Club Farm, Route 896, tomorrow. Did you say it's to EASTER? That's right . . . it’s time to think of your Easter outfit . . . and that means time to shop at the Back Mountain's favorite department store. - Spring fashions are at their loveliest, selections are the freshest. Come in today— select everything you need to dress up from head to toe. Hats, coats, shorties, suits, dress- es, gloves, shoes all at prices you can afford. Many Styles only 5 weeks Washable NYLON TOPPERS 10.98 to 16.98 8.98 24.98 LAY-A-WAY ANY ITEM A $1.00 deposit will hold any item . .. Pay only as you wish. 19.98 to 29.98 10.98 to 22.98 - COATS 8.98 to 16.98 14.98 to 19.98 Nylons and Accessories Accessories Wolfe, Brace, On Fruit Panel Brace Again Heads Horticulturists Local fruit growers met with others in the profession at Jackson Fire Hall last Thursday to study insect control and assay different methods of spraying. Stanley Gesell and Dr. E. E. Honey, Pennsylvania State University entomoligist and pathologist, outlined procedure for adequate control, and distributed spraying schedules. It was announ- ced by E. V. Chadwick, Luzerne County Farm Agent, that copies could be obtained by fruit growers not able to attend the meeting, by application at the County Office on Water Street, Wilkes-Barre. Harold Brace of Centermoreland, Walter Wolfe of Lehman, and Ben Dagosten, Sugarloaf, served on a panel which discussed orchard man- agement. Carl Bittner, extension pomologist, was moderator. Topics touched upon included brush re- moval, deer and rabbit control, and chemical thinning of apples. The panel was followed by discussion of culture of small fruits such as grapes and strawberries, Reelected for another year were association officers: Mr. Brace, Cen- ter Moreland, president; Paul Knel- ly, Sugarloaf, vice president; Wil- liam Kisner, Berwick RD, secretary- treasurer. : Mrs. Ruth S. Darbie, extension Home Economist, held a meeting for women during the afternoon, in which she talked about selection of household linens. The Tibus skating rink has been flooded since last week’s thaw, and is now smooth and glassy for good skating this coming weekend. It pro- vides a safe place for children to skate without danger of falling through the ice. EASER (A Piper Brace Product) SACROILIAC RELIEF For Men, $ 4°23 Women... - ENCIRCLING PULL STRAP Assures Firm, Even Suppor} A strong form fitting back support that re. lieves lower back (sacroiliac) pain fast, Wash able, sanitary! Invisible undner light clothing. Don’t suffer any Y3 t Pi-Peer BACK-EASER today. Mail orders, give hip measurement, EVAN DRUG STORE Dallas 4-3888 Main Highway Shavertown SPRING papering, roofing IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER! F.H.A. Loan Payments Amount 24 Months | 36 Months $ 400. 18.36 | 12.78 $ 700. 32.12 | 22.36 $ 900. 41.30 | 28.75 $2000. 91.77 | 63.88 $2500. 114.71 | 79.85 Beaumont The regular monthly meeting of the P.T.A. was held at the school Monday at eight when the meeting was called to order by President Samuel Davis. Secretary Mrs. Paul Meeker read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved. Due to the absence of the treasurer there was no report. Suggestions were made to be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for plans for a roller skating party and a basketball game between the par- ents and the junior high school students. Mr. John Rosser, high school principal of the Dallas-Frank- lin-Monroe Joint Schools, gave a well planned comprehensive report on the school’s Guidance Program which has as its aim the “all round development of the child.” Mr. Orland Sayre showed a most in- teresting film on the Banff School of Fine Arts entitled “Vacation plus Schooling in Canada.” The seventh and eighth grades home room won the attendance banner for parents’ attendance at the meeting. Follow- ing the adjournment of the meet- ing, tasty refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Victor LaBruno are spending some time here due to the illness of Mrs. LaBruno’s father, Mr. Charles Goodwin, who is a patient at the Nesbitt Hospital. Master Terry Belles, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Belles, is home from the General Hospital where he was a surgical patient last week. 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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith are housekeeping at the Richards home on the Lake Hill Road. and funnier than a circus. erts Fire Company has obtained the services of the nationally is now playing its eighteenth season. : All local riders will be used for the country, have gone into serious training for the big event. The Daniel C. Roberts Fire Company, who will compete, has announced that its are on a strict diet of Mothers Oats and raw carrots. Local druggists have announced that they are increasing their sup- ply of liniment in anticipation of a large increase in business the mor- ning after the game. . Proceeds will go toward the new American La France Fire Truck which will be delivered in April. ~ IMONK PLUMBING HEATING Drive in . GIVE ME JUST ENOUGH GAS TO GET TO LOVERS’ LANE . . . . get the RX simplicity \ Model FB Garden Model VA (Shown with *\\! rotary mower * and riding sulky) SWEET VALLEY
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