- Green Valley Land- scaping Co., located on Northampton Street, Kingston, has been in business for the past 10 years. The landscaping, greenhouses and retail James Hall and J. B. Turner. Hall, a graduate of Penn State Univeristy, has been in landscaping - Abraham Yerit has owned Nortons since November, 1981. The business, however, has been in operation at its location ‘at 39 E. Nor- thampton St., Wilkes- Barre for the past 10 years. Prior to that time, Nortons was located in downtown Wilkes-Barre. The store features moderate priced dresses and gowns with over 7,000 garments in stock. “We probably have the biggest inventory of anyone in this area,’’ said Yerit. Shoppers will find all sizes at Nortons, Juniors size 3 to 15, misses, 6 to 20 and larger women, 12% to Most of the mer- cent less than the same quality merchandise elsewhere. A family-owned business, Yerit employs six staff members to offer prompt, courteous service to customers. Nortons is open Monday and Thursday, 10 a. m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Wed- years. Green Valley employs approximately 25 persons in its retail and land- scaping business. Customers will find as large variety of floral and vegetable plants for their yards or gardens as well as beautiful plants and hanging baskets for Mother’s Day. Green Valley also has a wide selection of trees. closed Saturday. Yerit’s wife, Sylvia, sometimes assists him in the store although she is busy with their 4% year old daughter, Abigail. Dallas Township super- visor Frank Wagner re- turned from the State Convention of Township Supervisors last Thur- sday. Over 3500 local officials gathered at Hershey for the three day conference. Discussion and voting on 82 pieces of legislation was held. Wagner said some of the major topics included revised methods of distri- buting Revenue Sharing and increased Liquid Fuel allotments. “Everyone is. getting more Liquid Fuel dollars,” he explained. He also sees the Federal government’s move to shift distribution of Revenue sharing to the individual states as a good one. “There will be less red tape this way. They feel the local govern- ments know best how to use the money, so we'll be able to spend it where it is most needed,” he said. Wagner feels more local officials should take advantage of the yearly convention. He has gone for the last six years and always comes away with a wealth of information about what’s going on around the State. “You get to know what others are thinking and doing, and what their problems are. It’s really very in- formative.” Wagner also serves on the nominating com- mittee for the State Association. He will be sharing his insights with the other two Township supervisors, Phil Walter and Glen Howell, in more detail. Luzerne County Court is awaiting a pre-sentencing investigation on Dallas businessman Wilson R. Garinger of 24 Lake St. Judge Bernard Podcasy’s office reported a senten- cing hearing will be scheduled after the Adult Probation and Parole Office makes its report. It was not known when the report would be com- pleted. Garinger was continued on bail after he pleaded guilty in court last week to two counts of delivery and one count of possession of a controlled substance. He is charged with three counts each of possession with intent to deliver and delivery of a controlled substance. Charges stem from three incidents in 1981. The maximum sentence on the three charges to which he pleaded guilty is ten years and 30 days in jail and a $30,500 fine. pot - - - 2, ner ~ LANDSCAPING WEEKEND SPECIAL Azaleas Regis: $325 Flowering Shrubs *%: #595 Althea Pussywillow Honeysuckle Caryopteris : Hypericum Available Now - Begonias, Impatiens & Geraniums EARLY VEGETABLES Onions Broccoli Lettuce Cabbage Cauliflower Brussel Sprouts Kohlrabi ; LANDSCAPINGORETAILeGREENHOUSES NORTHAMPTON ST., KINGSTON Across from the Narrows Shopping Center DALLAS FIRE DEPARTMENT respo- nded to two brush fires last week. On April 22, the call came from Valley View Trailer Park, and on April 23, the blaze was on Lower Demunds Road. -0- DALLAS FIREMEN fought a house fire at the residence of Jim Kelly on Demunds - Corners. The incident occurred on April 23. On Saturday, April 25 firemen were called to a car fire. The vehicle was in the parking lot of the Driving Range on Route 415. -0- SHAVERTOWN FI- REMEN assisted TRUCKSVILLE FIRE COMPANY on two oc- casions last week. Both incidents were brush fires; the first on April 21 on Atherholt Drive; and the second on April 23, at Westmoreland Hills. John Graham P.O. Box 1830 Name __ Address Female ____ Ageasof May 1, 1982 ZipCode. 288-1211 Frigidaire | BIG FEATURES LOW PRICES W/TRADE Enjoy 100% Frost-Proof convenience with this Energy Saving 17.0 cu ft Frigidaire Refrigerator-Freezer © To eliminate condensation on the outside of your door openings—no matter how hot the weather—there’s an Electi-Saver Loop. @ Eliminate the nuisance of filling and spilling ice trays with an Automatic Ice Maker. Available at extra charge. ® Keep melon, cabbage, celery—even sacks of fruit—fresh and crisp, with this glide-to-you Vegetable Hydrator. ® It's easy to hinge your refrigerator to open from either side with Frigidaire Reversa-Doors. 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VISA es POPOL PPEPPODOPEPOPOOOLOOEOPOPOPPOOOD, NORTON'S 39 East Northampton St. Wilkes-Barre 823-6256 } Bridal Party and Prom Gowns i nesday and Friday, 10 to 5 » p.m., and Sunday, noon to | 8 p.m. The business is VISA and MasterCard Accepted SABO OBDE BBE ED dB ed Bo ddd a of Be BBB a wv jo SEEssEsnsnesssOnGEEERERne ature of trant (or parent if entrant is ui SIE] Be ansinnkanns Oi snnn Opening May Ist We are featuring Bill Blass and other big name designer outerwear, spring jackets and coats,comforters. Get a head start on our winter down coats and jackets. And the best part of itis our Factory Outlet Prices ; Spring and Summer Dresses 22.88 $44.88 "9 SHOP 9 W. Northampton St (corner S. Franklin St) Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701 Phone. 825-2024 In the Wittco Building Betty McDonald 315 Market St., ly et Kingston, Pa. 18702 Mon.& Thurs. 10-8 (across from the Kingston Armory) : Hi \ Tues. Wed. Fri. IMPORTED CLOTHES 49.88 ee JEWELRY — ACCESSORIES ), CLOSED SATURDAY as shown Tomi DORE lines
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