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The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 7

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The Plain Speakeri
Location:
Hazleton, Pennsylvania
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7
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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 19, 1956 PAGE 7 Troop 40 Girl Scouts Taking Swim Course Airmen Home On Leave Before New Assignments swimming at Rumbel'a pool in Drums. Red Cross Instructor Allen Eard-ley, assisted by Girl Scout Leader Mrs. Alfred Oelschlager, gives W-B To Get Tire Recapper Acquisition by Wilkes-Barre of another new male-emploving in lwenty members of Girl Scout! Troop 40 of Conyngham are tak A2c Thomas C. Hricak, son of Mrs. Mary Hricak, of 329 Thirwell avenue, Hazleton Heights and A 3c Vincent J.

Musolino, son of ing a 10-day Red Cross course in the lessons daily Monday through Friday from 10 to 11:30 a. m. The instructions were started on Monday and will continue through Friday, July 27. Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent MusolinOj PLASTIC COATED FIBRE SEAT COVER dustrywhere upwards of 150 may of Freeland are home on leave. be hired by fall was assured yesterday when a Philadelphia tire firm entered into a long-term lease for all presently unoccupied build- Following the furloughs, Hricak will be assigned to Homestead Air Force Base at Miami, and Musolino will depart for Wiesbaden, Germany, where he will serve as strato-jet bomber COMMITTEE MEETS TONIGHT The summer activities committee of Mt. Vernon Commandery, Knights Templar, will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Masonic il I I i I i i'Sv-es "Bo tatiax ik ngs of the former Sheldon Axle Viy Valu Temple. r- fill Jstr OF0R 2 DOOR Works. The new industry, Capitol Tire Company, will utilize more than 50,000 square feet of space in the Beautiful, inug-fitting tat covn with dreny white piping.

ColorW, List Tonight's Sheldon plant as soon as the buildings are repaired and remodeled to meet the needs of the new occupant. It is anticipated operations 3 IN5TALLSD FREE! mi mod.i,. job smartly in Activities Here will begin in the fall, alter instalia-1 ft EE Let It Rain! Keep One of These Umbrellas in tion of necessaiy equipment after September 1. The tire firm, established in Philadelphia in 1934, now operates in that city the largest tire plant of its kind in the world. It is one of the pioneer firms in the recapping of tires, the major part of its production consisting principally The Car, Home, Factory, Office! of snow treads of the suburban and town and country types for trucks and passenger cars.

Clothing Booth W0RKWEAR SHEEN9 DUST TONE" Trousers and Shirts to match At Valley Day Hazle Township Auxiliary Police, Calbeth fire hall, Calbeth Place, 7:30 p.m. Hazle Township Police Association, Calbeth fire hall, Calbeth Place, 8:30 p.m. Tcastmasters' Club, Al Urene-vich residence, 1010 Centre street, Freeland, 6:30 p.m. St. Paul's Methodist Pengelly Class picnic, summer home of Mrs.

Ray Klingerman, at Honey Hole, leaving Chegwidden home at 6:15 p.m. Hazleton chapter, National Secretaries Association, home of Mrs. William G. Wolfe, Calbeth Place, 6:30 p.m. Summer Activities Committee, Mt.

Vernon Commandery, Knights Templar, 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. West Hazleton Borough Council, 7:30 p.m., borough building. Hazleton Lions Club meeting at Camp Rotawanis, St. Johns, tonight.

Hazle Township Police Association meeting, 8:30 p.m., Calbeth Firehouse. Butler Township School Board monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m., school building. Prudenza Lodge No. 59, Lodge at low Clothes for all ages prices will be featured at the! Clothes Line booth at the annual Valley Day celebration in Conyng-j ham on Saturday, July 28. Mrs.

Helen Schleppy, A THOUSANDS SOLD and Mrs. George Roll. co-chairi man, said jesterday their booth is; Fad proof! II II If rJY La undry proof! Sun proof! Shrink proofl Too! proof I assembling a varied assortment of, clothing which will be attractively displayed at the Conyngham Val-j lev Civic Organization fund-! Sweat proof! ey'r trim and attractive, aiding event. Assisting the chairman and co- hairman is this committee: and ideal for work or iport, or at uniform for driven, ervice men, etc SWEET-ORR i James Eenw-U, Mrs. Walter Min Mrs.

Irene Mock, Mrs. Don-i Scotch MADE of course! aid Wilbur, Mrs. John Charest, Mrs. Glenn Wolfe, Mrs. Joseph Kellner, Mrs.

William Wratt, Lila Davis. Mrs. Charles RowandJ Mrs. Daniel Sachse, Mrs. Charles rooms, p.

m. West Hazleton Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, church edifice, 7:30 p. m. Hazle Township Taxpayers' Association, Beaver Brook school, Beaver Brook, 7 p.m. Plaids! Modern Silver-like handles! Acetate Rayon! Laufer, Mrs.

Edward James, Mrs.j Walter Haentjcns, Mrs. William Dyson. Mrs. William Cutler, MtsJ John Beltz. Mrs.

Richard GETS B'NAI BRITH POST Howard Roller, of this city, has Mrs. Al Hoffman, Mrs. Edna; Lloyd, TROUSERS $5.00 SHIRTS $3.50 Lauderbach Co. Mrs. Frank Tressler, Mrs.

been named chairman of the Hillel Wolfe and Mrs. John committee of the Eastern Penn- Robert Famous "PRES-T0E" svlvania Council of B'nai B'rith. The appointment was announced LAST af HELD BAKE SALE 'on Tuesday night at the first exe-j Marbcth Court, Order of the cutive board meeting of the organi-1 STEEL FOLDING SHOPPING CAR Amaranth, had a bake sale jester- zation held at the Sterling Hotel, day at Iauderbach s. llkes-tsarre. Pflueger Pflueger oir Sale Name List pric8 4'95 1 2'75 "TRUMP" 6.95 6.25 3.48 "NOBBY" 1335 11.95 6.63 REG.

SO AO S' W77 Carries a Heavy Load With Ease! See wfaf jm gd for illy FOLDING BARBECUE at DEISROTffS FOLDS 2 Extra heavy steel wire frame Open size fl2i at a touch of the toe Chrome plated non-rust finish Twin supporting rest Big rubber tire spoked wheels 1 TRIANGLE Budget Pact Utility Covers of ALL CHROME FLASHLIGHT WITH 3 WAY SWITCH! Reg. $1.00 (D(DODVEADB SALE PRICED! Sturdy, strong, won't crack or peel fi re-re tardanr, water, mildew-, stain-resistant clean with a damp cloth! WASHES COVER- square for automatic, round for wringer type. $1 Up to 27" 30- fl FURNITURE SLIP- OYER extra large ehaircover.tl 36" 36" 36" For Sofas (90" long) $1.98 Ribbed. metal. if heavily chrome-plated, complete with pre-focused bulb.

Less cells. Mas nrvty-driirnrd firrbot for uniform combustion, bip Adjustable Hand Spit! irtin( ptT on rtn iof or rid. PROPANE BERNZ-O-MATIC MASTER TORCH CENTER OR POWER 6 Pc. BIT SETS romplrtr ilh DOUBLE DAMPER BAG- UTILITY CLOTH- PILLOW PROTECTORS vith PENCIL BURNER UNIT no pumping: propant furl olindrr 29 divider, zippered top. tl protects things when pamt- dustproof, nygienic, CRAN6E CRATE COVER- converts orange crate into smart storage unit, tl Floral or solid colors.

I IKICECWEt- KATTRISS COVER- elastic corners keep cover 21" wardrobe, 24" to $1 wrinkle-free. Twin-size J1 26" pullman cover fl For double Bed $1.39 I protect from usual llundrrds or nrs 51 Wash Basket Liner, Tl ing or cleaning. 6 x9 J1 quilted trim 79c Double J1.93T I allergies 2 for NO PRIMING! NO SPILLING' II "IS mm 1 i 71 NO FILLING uih bodr ind frndcr ork, topper sural fit. paint ra dio, Jr rlrjf soldrrinf, aoflrnin, old putty KITCHEN WALL CLOCKS Modern design with Spartus Third Dimensional design. i Contains one each size 'j, V4, 78( and In plastic kit.

Fully polished, round shonks, standard length. $4 Rag. Cm piu. t. JUMBO BLANKET BAG for 3 blankets or 2 com (orters, $1 42" zipper fl DIKING CHAIR COVERS for master, arm or side chairs, elastic tl binding- 2 for! TOASTER AND MIXER COVERS keep out dust, durable, J1 sanitary both for! CLOTHES PROTECTORS flap fronts, colored trim.

Dress size J1 Blouse size 2 (or $1 I Suit size -79c SUIT-DRESS BAGS- Quilted colored gusset with binding to match. Full J1 zipper Suit size I For coat or dress $1,39 SWEATER BAG- for home or travel. Zippered; Clear with $1 color trim 2 for I Flap style- 3 for $1 ELECTRICALLY REVERSIBLE 20 WINDOW FAM M9.95 VALUE! Cools 3 to 6 Rooms Adjustable Panels! 110 H.P. 3500 CFM! SHOULDER COVERS Ladies'- 6forM Ladies' gusseted, 4 for I Men's gusseted, 3 for $1 QUILTED KITCHEN OR DINETTE CHAIR SETS Seats, backs in Red, tl I UTILITY FOLDER for shirts, knit-wear, etc. 2 zippers and snap-tab J1 Men's zippered I SHIRT CASE 79c SUIT TRAVEL BAG-for car or closet.

Tan, Navy or Clear. Frame, tl carry-hook I Coal or dress size S1.39 CLEAR TABLE CGVER-protects yet shows tl bnens. Size 54" 72" I S80E CASES ketp saxes tinnurred and tot-fite at homt tl afrwU 4forTl Sleep cool keep cool with thi famous International fan' It whip cool breezes in during th day. exhaust hot. stale during the night And it's guaranteed for five years! All im-tul construction throughout with grille safety front.

Tits windows 2SJi to 41" istttns in minute, with just a screwdriver. Closet Shop Downstairs DEISROTH BKOAl) AND LAUREL.

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