a ce a « esse rien hema on SOC te a a i es A nA eS A ER et PA i bros rerator eT a ES Fo ES iD x Ang send mts oi \ Jennie Hill enjoys cooking of any kind but her favorite recipes are those for salads and cakes. She also likes easy-to-make recipes which are delicious to taste but require little preparation after a hard day’s work. The daughter of the late Herbert and Mary Whitby Hill, Jennie has always resided in Shavertown and graduated from Kingston Township High School. Her father owned and operated Hill The Florist, now operated by his son, Herbert, Jr. Following graduation from high school, Jennie entered the Wilkes-Barre General Hospital School of Nursing and after passing her state boards worked in the operating room at the hospital until she accepted the position as school nurse, first at Westmoreland High School and then in the new Dallas Senior High School. While at the school, she attended Wilkes College where she received her B.S. degree in nursing education. Later, she received her master’s degree in guidance from Marywood College. Jennie finds that her guidance education serves her well in her position as school nurse. She uses it daily talking with students on a personal basis and helping them with many of hangups. She enjoys working pleasure she derives from needlepoint is evidenced by the many chair seats, pictures and pillows, throughout her home. She also has given many items to friends as gifts. She likes to refinish furniture and recently completed her Kitchen furniture which had been in the family for years. She likes totravel and has visited Mexico, Europe, Aruba, Bermuda, and most states in the United States. Swimming is one of her favorite leisure time activities whether it is in the ocean or the pool in her yard She and some of her close friends enjoy searching for gourmet restaurants and return © to their favorite dining spots numerous times each year. Often they go out for dinner first and then go to the theatre, either the Little Theatre, or when in season, the summer theatres in the area. She also goes to New York to see some of the latest plays on or just off Broadway. During the florists’ busy season, she helps her brother and sister-in-law in their greenhouses. Jennie is interested in the Bicentennial and is a member of Kingston Township’s committee. She has been appointed chairman of the Arts, Crafts and Antique Committee and they are planning a disply sometime during June. She and her committee will be searching for old items from residents of the township. She is a member of the Wyoming Valley Philharmonic Society and attends all of their programs, Jennie is also treasurer of the Pennsylvania School Nurses for this part of the Commonwealth. She is a member of Eastern Star, and all educational associations. Recently, she was in charge of the First Aid In-Service Education program for teachers of the senior and junior high school. She will appear on Channel 44’s program which is moderated by Walter Mohr. She and Mrs. Minerva Baiz, head nurse in the Freedom the train’s restaurant. DORAL PLUMBING HEATING West Pittston of Wilkes-Barre City Schools will hold a question and answer program on the “School Nurse and School Health Program.” Miss Hill enjoys her work as a school nurse-the students, the people with whom she works. “The students keep you young,” she said, ‘‘you have to think young in order to communicate with them. They want you to do more than hear them, they want you to listen to them.” Her days ‘at school are filled with responsibility and for that reason she enjoys easy-to-make but delicious recipes for dinner in the evening. She shares a few of these with Post readers. APPLE CRISP 6 apples, sliced thin 11» c. sifted flour 1 c¢. sugar 1v» t. baking powder 1t. salt 2 eggs, unbeaten Place sliced applies in bottom of 10x16 greased baking dish. Sift dry ingredients together. Stir in the eggs. Mixture will be crumbly. Cover the apples with this mixture. Melt one-half cup of butter over this mixture. Sprinkle" cinnamon on top. Bake 30 minutes at 350 degrees, until golden brown. OLIVE & CHERRY GELATIN SALAD 1 - 3-0z. pkg. strawberry jello 1 can Bing cherries 12 green olives 1» ¢. pecans Prepare jello accordin« to directions on package. Add the can of cherries which have been pitted and drained. Slice the olives and add to above mixture, then add pecans. Refrigerate until set. Serve on crisp lettuce. BARBECUED HAMBURGS 1 1b. hamburg Y% c¢. oatmeal or bread crumbs 2 T. chopped onion 1, ¢. milk Salt & pepper to flavor Mix ingredients and make into cakes. Brown in large skillet. Pour following sauce over hamburgs before serving. 1 T. Worcestershire sauce 1% T. vinegar 1 T. sugar 1 T. chopped onions 1» ¢. catsup V5 ¢. water Mix all ' ingredients together. Simmer over low heat about 90 minutes. Pour over hamburgs. ..Now is the time to plan for ‘your conservation projects according to O. Gene Thrasher, District Conservationist, Soil Conservation Service. Diversions, title, and stripcropping systems are a part of the farming operation and should be considered before you start the spring planting season. Contact the Soil Con- servation office in Dallas, Phone 675-0680 concerning your needs and plans for the coming year. + ’ G.AF. 12 FH. Wide Cushioned LINOLEUM * Reg. $8595 E 36° FREE INSTALLATION LEES CARPET HOOKSET 15 1+. Tone on Tone Reg. $13.95 SALE $1 0= iq. yd. FREE INSTALLATION RUG SAMPLES 27" x 18" . 25 x 36" 5 SALE : ARMSTRONG Fancy Free Sle i sq. yd. FREE INSTALLATION Excluding Sub-Floor Werk CLOSEOUT VA TILE 12x12" Reg. 32¢ SALE 10 CLOSEOUT 10 Rolls of Carpet Volues to $10.95 . SBM, FREE INSTALLATION LEES CARPET SHAG Reg. $1295 31 % vd FREE INSTALLATION R22 12095 R23 12x12:2 R24 12:9 R26 1211-8 R-27 12x19-3 R-28 12x28.7 R29 12x9-4 R30 12x] T.26 10xI5 1.27 12:03 1.28 1214.7 1.29 12x14 RL 2:07 RZ. 12714 RI I2R23:0 R4 12016.3 RS 12x18.8 R-6 12x25.2 R-7 12x9 R-8 12x28 R-9 12x9-4 R10 12x10-3 RII 124333 R12 12x9 R13 12x39 R-14 12x12 RIS 12x21.9 R-16 12x9.3 R17 12x10 R-18 158.8 REMNANTS Seafoam Nylon Deep Plush Cherry Red Nylon Plush Gold Nylon Commercial Burnt Orange Nylon Green Nylon Scroll Green Plaid Nylon Scroll Rust Blue Nylon Print Blue Green Nylon Shag Avocado Nylon Sculptured REG. $440 $226 $165 $192 $334 $310 $246 $267 $181 Gold & Orange Acrilan Scroll Peppermint Green 100% Wool Green’ Commercial Nylon Orange & White Nylon Shag Aqua Green Acrilan Avocado Nylon Carved White Nylon Sculptured Shag Grass Green Antron Nylon Avocado Nylon Irish Green Acrilan Carved Blue Green Nylon Shag Harvest Gold Acrilan Fire Engine Red Nylon Avocado Nylon, Rubber Backed Red Blue Print Nylon Commercial Avocado Black Print Nylon Artec Gold Acrilan Blue Gold Nylon Blue Orange Lettuce Green $209 $475 $550 $305 $355 $269 $349 $439 $162 $476 $189 $269 $525 $146 $249 $175 $435 $206 $239 $300 NOW 298 $169 "9 *136 5209 235 131 *186 *109 5245 "139 319 390 233 *189 5209 $305 100 $345 *130 *145 345 *105 135 S235 115 *130 *150 COMMERCIAL CARPET Rubber Backed 12 ft. SALE 56%. yd. FREE INSTALLATION Masland Carpet | Sea Shell, Seafoam, Rustic Moss, Clay Bise. Reg. $12.95 50)% SALE 3g. yd. FREE INSTALLATION Famous Manufacturer Nylon 12 Ft. Reg. $21.00 . S160. FREE INSTALLATION Plush Acrilan Carpet {5k Royal Red, Chalk White, Blue. Reg. $10.95 $]% SALE 39. yd. FREE INSTALLATION ARMSTRONG SHAG CARPET Rustic Orange, Barktone, Royal Red. Reg. $12.95 SALE 0 19. yd h FREE INSTALLATION # LEES CARPET Masterpiece Antron Nylon Reg. $1995 *16* SALE 8q. yd. FREE INSTALLATION ARMSTRONG SOLARIUM Designer Discontinued Patterns Exciuding Sub-Floor Work Reg. $14.95 11%... FREE INST‘! aTION wv Phone 288 6536
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers