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Ray Harleman In Korea
Pohang, Korea (FHTNC) — Serv-
ing in Korea with the 1st Marine
Aircraft Wing as a Bandsman is
Marine Pfc. Ray A. Harleman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Harleman
of Burndale Avenue.
Before entering service in Febru-
ary 1954, he graduated from West-
moreland High School.
Book Club To
See Old Glass
Mrs. Cardon Will
Speak Wednesday
Mrs. Bruce Cardon, Wilkes-Barre
and Beaumont, will speak on ‘“Re-
flections in Old Glass’ before mem-
bers of the Book Club on Wednes-
day at 2 in the Library Annex. In
addition to the talk on glass, there
will be a color film featuring the
Corning glass works, shown through
the cooperation of Dallas Township
High School.
Members are invited to bring a
bit of antique glass for display and
analysis.
Mrs. Cardon, a member of the
Auction Antique Committee, ex-
plained the fine points of antique
glass offered for sale over the block
at last year’s Library Auction.
Hostesses are: Mrs. George Mont-
gomery, chairman; Mrs. Roscoe B.
Smith, co-chairman; Mesdames Rob-
ert Snyder, Margaret Spencer, Ger-
ald Stout, Preston Sturdevant, Mel-
vin Sweeney, Herman Thomas,
Frank Thompson, Harold Titman,
WELCOME WAGON Mae Townend, Merrill Thomas,
Charles Tremayne, W. E. Tremayne,
from Your Friendly Donald Trethaway, and Miss Marie
Business Neighbors Spencer.
and Civic and
Social Welfare Leaders ST ARK BROS
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On the occasion of: Fruit Trees Vines
. Dwarf Fruit Trees Roses
The Birth of a Baby Shrubs Poreanlials
Engagement Announcements || Shade Trees Bulbs, etc.
Change of Residence
Arrivals of Newcomers to
Add $1,000.00 or more
to the value of your
City home,
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Back Mountain area students. Wo
and Miss Patner, both of Trucks
hannock, head of the stage crew
Jerry Gardner, Kingston. Seated,
to right: Jones and Miss Patner;
Greater Number o
Weather permitting, sportsmen
can look forward to a favorable
opening of the trout season on Sun-
day morning, April 15, at 5 o'clock.
According to John I. Buck, State
Fish Warden, whose home is at
Sweet Valley, streams and lakes of
trout than in any previous year.
The following give the streams,
species and locations of the trout
stocked:
Arnolds Creek, Brook Trout, from
below Kittles store down stream.
Phillips Creek, Brook Trout, from
Route 115 down stream.
Pine Creek, Brook Trout, from the
mouth of Wasp Run to Luzerne-
Columbia line.
Hunlocks Creek, Brook Trout,
from the mouth of the stream to
Gregory’s Corners.
W. B. Hunlocks Creek, Brook
Hunter . Run to the Rittenhouse
Farm.
Little Wapwallopen Creek, Rain-
bow and Brown Trout, from one-
half mile above the mouth to where
Township Road H-392 crosses the
stream.
Wrights Creek, Brook Trout, from
above the Ice Dams up into the
State Game Lands.
Lehigh River, Rainbow and Brown
Trout, from the mouth of Choke
Creek down to below the mouth of
Hayes Creek.
Nescopeck Creek, Rainbow and
Brown Trout, through State Game
Lands.
Oley Creek, Brook Trout, through
State Game Lands.
Elm Street Sportsmen Dam, Rain-
bow and Brook Trout, throughout
Kingston.
rking with Jones
ville, is another
for the musical. any Rotarian, or
second row, left Wilkes-Barre.
Beverly Dodson,
college store.
f Legal Size Trout
i the Dam.
Lake Silkworth, Rainbow and
Brook Trout, throughout the Lake.
Harveys Lake, Rainbow and Brook
Trout, throughout the Lake.
These are streams and lakes in
the county which have been stocked
with trout.
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Community Ambulance
Answers Orange Call
Miss [Charlotte Armstrong, 80,
Orange, was admited to Nesbitt
Hospital Monday evening. Dallas
Community Ambulance, manned by
Billy Berti, Leslie Barstow, Sr., and
Leslie Barstow, Jr., answered the
call placed by Dr. Richard Cromp-
ton at 5:45.
Beam, Wilkes-Barre; Janet Jones,
Tickets to the
at the Wilkes College Bookstore,
—Photo by Dan Gawlas
Play Tonight At
Westmoreland
Juniors Present
“Strictly Formal”
“Strictly Formal,” a rollicking
three-act comedy, will be given this
evening at 8 at Westmoreland High
School by members of the junior
class.
In the cast are: Nancy Wilkins,
Roberta Williams, Peggy Antanaitis,
Nancy Crocker, Sandy Heslop, San-
dra Yeisley, Judy Nesbitt, Bert Ber-
rettini, Richard Sands, Tom Cole,
Al Williams, Robert Ash, and Fred
Anderson.
Mrs. Edwin Johnson is director,
assisted by Bert Berrettini. Eugene
Brookes handles stage and lighting.
Ushers are members of the junior
class.
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many thousands. of chicks in
Chek-R-Tabs.
Quilt Display To
Accompany Tea
Mrs. Bierly Will
Read "Nine Brides”
‘LOSE A POUND
A DAY....;
FOR 14 DAYS °
WITHOUT SUFFERING HUNGER PANGS
A display of heirloom quilts will OR LOSS OF ENERGY WITH
be a feature of Tuesday night's THE KESSAMIN REDUCING PLAN 1
WSCS tea and reading at Shaver-
town Methodist Church. Mrs. John
Swales, president of the Sarah Cir-
cle, is arranging for the quilts.
Mrs. George Jacobs and Mrs.
Budd Hirleman are co-chairmen of
the tea. Mrs. Rufus Bierly will read,
“Nine Brides and Granny Hite,” the
subject matter of the book sug-
gesting the quilt display.
Fourteen hand-pieced quilts are
already promised, with six more a
probability. A variety of patterns
will be shown. Mrs. Thomas Reese
will display a quilt almost a cen-
tury old, pieced by her grand-
mother, Mrs. James Brace of Center
Moreland for her father, William
Brace, who would have been ninety-
nine years old if he were still living.
Miss Myrtle Major will show two
especially lovely designs.
1. A reducing diet (The Kessamia Bqok«
let) prepared by a physicien and a
dietician to give best possible diet.
2. Vitamins to prevent deficieneies which
cause nervousness, irritability amd that
tired, dragged-out feeling. Also sup-
plemental minerals and iren to help
prevent nutritional anemia.
8. Vitamins plus the hulk. Carboxy Me-
thylcellulose, to stimulate normal in-
testinal elimination.
4. The “hunger control” facter, €arboxy
Methylcellulose, to reduee hunger if
taken according to directions.
With the Kessamin
reducing plan the
only thing you can
lose is weight!
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of Kessamin Tablets, Formula #14¢ THE
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Now they are developing the
“chick stick” — cooked, ground-up
chicken, frozen on a stick like a
popsicle.
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UNTSVILLE NURSERY
HAS FIFTEEN ACRES
OF HOME GROWN SHRUBS
for you to select from
amy THIS WEEK'S cay
SPECIAL
>= JUNIPERS
95¢ each 10 for $8
JAPANESE YEWS
$1.50 each 10 for $13.50
Spiny
iz. AZALEAS
OUTSIDE White
$2.50 and up
PINK AND WHITE
DOGWOOD
$2.50 and up
214 to 3 foot
PRIVET
1 to 114 foot
BARBERRY
HEDGING HEDGING
i5¢ each 20c each
$10 per hundred |$15 per hundred
MAGNOLIAS from $3.50
JAPANESE RED MAPLE
SEEDLINGS $1.50 each
; JACKSON & PERKINS
ROSES uz
ALL VARIETIES
Don’t forget to arrange with us
Dormant SPRAY for Shrubs
and Trees
On Old Route 115
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