aster Egg Hunt sponsored by G.F.W.C.
HILLSIDE FARMS INC.
DAIRY STORE
LOCATED 1/2 mile off Dallas-Harveys.Lake Hwy. /
= On Hillside Road
fine selection of Easter
Plants and Flowers. Order
yacinths
ydrangeas
AVAILABLE AT OUT GREENHOUSE OR DAIRY STORE
GREENHOUSE 696-1 ! 17
at Fairmount
The Fairmount Twp.
Vol. Fire Co. No. 1 will be
having a Bake Sale and
Easter Flower Sale at the
fire hall on Thursday,
April 8, 4-7 p.m., Friday,
April: 9; 12-7" p-m.,
Saturday, April 10, 12-7
p.m. Our fire hall is
located '» mile east of
Ricketts Glen State Park
on Rte. 118.
Anyone interested in
ordering flowers in ad-
vance to be assured of
their choice may call 477-
2532, 477-5779 after 5 p.m.
or 864-2530 after 6 p.m.
Prices of flowers are
Azalea-$6.75; Mums-
$5.50; Hyacinth, $4.25;
Tulips-$5.50, and Easter
Lily-$5.50.
Nesbitts host
farm lunch
Mr. and Mrs. Abram
Nesbitt III of Lake
Catalpa Tree Farm enter-
tained Sunday, March 28
at a luncheon.
The 19th Annual
Antique Show and Sale
sponsored by the West
Side Junior Woman’s Club
will be held Saturday,
April 3 from 11 a.m. to 8
p.m. and Sunday, April 4
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at
the Independent Fire Co.
Ballroom, 166 S. Sprague
Ave., Kingston. :
During the show,
several craftsmen will be
demonstrating their
artistic skills. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Weise of
Lebanon will be creating
they call ‘Sun Catchers’.
Using antique equipment
and methods, Jack
Nissley of Manheim will
Shavertown Branch of
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary will
meet at St. Paul’s
Lutheran church Friday
April 2, at 12:30 p.m. for a
covered dish luncheon.
Mrs. James Goodwin will
Pennsylvania State
University Wilkes-Barre
Campus will be the site
Friday, April 1, of the
annual TEAMS test for
high school students co-
sponsored by Penn State
and the Luzerne County
Chapter of the Pennsyl-
vania Association of
Professional Engineers.
Part of the national
competition, TEAMS
stands for Tests in
Engineering, = Mathem-
atics and Sciences. More
than 100 students from 13
local high schools are
entered in this year’s
TEAMS test competition.
FOUR SEASONS
ASTERCRAF
PLAS S. Main Rare
Wilkes-Barre
(Accross From Gen. Radio)
829-5761
OFFERING
SUPPLIES, PAINTS,
CLASSES ETC.
Mon,, Tues. Thur. Fri.
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Sat. 10t0 5
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be demonstrating the art
of broom making.
A dining room will be
available both days offer-
ing a variety of home-
made foods and desserts.
The luncheon menu in-
cludes home made soups,
quiche, and sandwiches.
For dinner, the Juniors
will serve chicken and
spaghetti platters.
An antique cane rocker
will be chanced during the
show. Tickets: and
chances are available at
the door. The show’s
proceeds will be donated
by the Junior Women to
local charities and a
scholarship.
preside.
Members are asked to
bring a copy of their
favorite recipe.
Hostesses are Mrs.
Frances Perrego, Mrs.
Franklin Stroud and Mrs.
Ruth DeWolfe.
Robert Balla, Thaddeus
Olszewski and Leroy
Sweinberg of the Penn
State Wilkes-Barre
engineering faculty. are
coordinators ‘of the
"DINO
music director Florence Sherwood after taking a first in
concert to advance to States and possibly Nantionals
next year.
program. :
TERRY HOUSE TLET
Egg hunt RT. 309, WILKES PLAZA, WB. Ee UTLEY
Franklin = Township CLEARANCE SALE!
Volunteer Fire Company
will hold its annual Easter
ALL ITEMS LESS THAN "2 PRICE!
Egg Hunt for children of LADIES’ SLACKS TOWEL SETS
the community, age 12 $4 10 %6 81210
and under, on the Fire
; : CHILDREN'S HO
Company grounds Palm “|| TMUESUIE oso SWEATSHIRTS 53
Sunday afternoon, April 4, STARTING
at 2 pim. Prizes will be:
awarded.
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