The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 21

THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 19, 1957 PAGE 21 Litter Of Puppies Heart Assn. Commends Newspapers, Radio Station grass nearby and continued on to his destination where he reported what he had seen. in Koad round Along 2 Cars Damaged In I5th Street Crash Two cars were slightly damaged 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the intersection of 15th and Locust Flood Control Expense Listed erts, 40 North Cedar street, hit the rear of a car which was driven by William R. Fescina, 622 Garfield street, as he was attempting a left turn at Locust street. Both were traveling east on 15th street at the.

time of the arridpnt nnlirp A an i' 4l A litter of four puppies was found abandoned along the Mint-zer's road in Rush Township yes- rfT a MEAT STATES Forty-eight per cent of the U. S. meat animal population is in nint -mi streets, according to a report filed1 said. A total of $48,766.20 was by the Commonwealth for complete emergency channel rectifica oy cuy ponce. Brennan in- teraay afternoon and were turned, midwestern states: Illinois, Indi-over to the S.P.C.A.

at Tamaqua. ana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis A driver for a florist was return-! souri, Nebraska, Ohio and South ing to the greenhouse when he; Dakota. Patrolman William vestigated. A car operated by Maurice Eb- tion projects on creeks in Luzerne County, the state disclosed yester spied, a tiny black and white pup day. py creeping out on the road.

He i The first well-known newsoaoer then noticed a movement in the; comic strip was printed in 1894. FOR YOUR NEW KITCHEN The report, included an interim report on emergency flood control work, was issued by Dr. Maurice K. Goddard, State Secretary of the' i Department of Forests and Waters In addition to the projects com pleted, the report also lists five Luzerpe County projects currently under consideration but not Jet ap proved, for flood control projects. They are Turtle Creek, Mocan-aqua; Solomons Creek, Ashley; Forge Creek, Nanticoke; Abrahams Creek, Wyoming and West Wyom 7 -lv in- y.

I I 1 ''I I. 1 Rock-n-RoH SNEAKSS NOW drastically MW reduced to MmwMBmMw Colorful! immm feather, cushion i 'Or ir rtfn Mm" 1 Vif rMr 1.1 mill 1ft MtflMiH i lngAlLjl ing, and Lackawanna River at Dur-yea. Projects completed in the county, 8nd the amount of money expended on each, according to the report, are as follows: Solomons Creek, Ashley, Nescopeck Creek, Nescopeck, Sugar Notch Run, Ashley, Sulpher Creek, Ashley, Turtle Creek, Mocanaqua, Nescopeck Creek, Nescopeck, Forge Creek, Nanticoke, unnamed stream, Shick-shinny Borough, $4,733.71. AJso, Little Nescopeck Creek, Drums, Ponk Creek, Conyngham Township, LitMe L-J CREFE SOLES! THE BEST Dr. Herman Auerbach, right, president of the Greater Hazleton Heart Association, presents citations to Frank Walser, center, publisher of The Plain Speaker Standard-Sentinel and Victor C.

Diehm, left, representing Radio Station WAZL, for "outstanding" work in behalf of the association in the 1957 campaign. LEATHER SANDALS A with Quakir Maid Cabinets BEAUTY EFFICIENCY PLANNING FINE QUALITY Easily worth $3. NOW slashed to Frigidairt Appliances Experts with Experience Citations for "outstanding cooperation and service" during the 1357 campaign of the Greater Hazleton Heart Association were presented at a special meeting of the association at the Hotel Altamont yesterday. Recipients of the awards were Names Added To Honor Roll Wapwallopen, Conyngham Township, Huntington Creek, Huntington Township, Lehigh River, Foster Township, unnamed creek and Little Wapwallopen, Conyngham Township, Spring Brook, Pittston Township, Shades Creek, Bear Creek Township, $890.36, and Wadhams Creek, Plymouth Borough, $2,538.19. (Over 1200 Kitchen Installations) PHONE Eighty five youngsters were Frank Walser, representing The named to the honor roll of the plain Speaker Standard-Sentinel Activities In Region Tonight Hazleton Lodge 65, IOOF, Union Hall, 7:30 p.

m. Conyngham Odd Fellows Lodge 308, lodge rooms, 8 p. m. Craftsman's Club clambake, Williams Grove, Conyngham, 6:30 p. m.

Toastmasters Club, Hotel Altamont, 8 p. m. YWCA Ideal Club picnic, home of Mrs. Wesley Chambers, 6 p. m.

The most perfect INC. CO.HN'S, Dinosaur Reading Club in the children's department of the Hazleton Public Library this week. They are: Dick Sherry, Judith Palko, Robert Hamecs, Cathy Gallagher, Frances Banas, Debby Ward, Anthony Dixon, Donna Carpenter, Danny Carpenter, Mary Coburn, Dolores Kisbaugh, Denise Marcin- summer shoe for children. Cool airy and comfortable! and Victor C. Diehm, representing Radio Station WAZL.

The-awards were made by Dr. Herman Auerbach, president of the association. In other business, Bruce Lamont was "welcomed into the directorate and J. R. Ward and Dr.

L. T. Corazza were nominated and elected to the board. The following committee was ap- CHANGED SHAPE OF THLVGS ATLANTA, Dr. Samuel A.

Visanska, 88, Atlanta's first recognized pediatrician and credited with changing the shape of a baby diaper from a triangle to an oblong, died Thursday. 100 N. Wyoming St Hazleton Phone GL 5-1306 "For the Newest Ideas See 7 Complete Kitchens On Display In Our Showrooms" West Broad St. kevich. Sandra Buckholz, Patricia Same Unusual Mimie JaneiPiniea 10 "uriner me Lommuniiy Bring'enberg, I Service program of the associa Chipolet, Suzanne Mumie, Barbara A Values in Nearby CLAM BAKE TONIGHT The annual clam Bake of the Craftsman's Club will be held at 6:30 tonight at William's Grove, Cherly Mehalschuck, Carol Chipo Y0 Triangle Stores in Lansford, Shenandoah.

tion, kj. c. rnuaps, cnairman ana Dr. T. J.

Conahan, A. Keuch, A. Conyngham. 'Vm dollar buys MORI In 9 WANGLE toil Pilati, Miss I. Herwig and Dr.

M. L. Blum. Named to the nominating committee were Paul Cerula, chairman and J. R.

Ward, Dr. M. L. Co-chairman Tommy Orr and James Horn said that members may attend without reservations. 1 2 Pillow StUOlO dOUCf! Blum, Mrs.

J. Sherman, Mrs. Paul Super and Mrs. Harry Lewis. in uuaget lor tne coming year was reviewed and accepted.

A report was made on funds received from benefit shows at the Arcadia Rol tReg. $99.95 ler Skating Rink, for which the board expressed its An emergency call for drugs was authorized. let, Adria Mednitsky, Kathleen Curran, Carol Lee Yale, Helen Floyd, Rosemary Malt, Sheila Scalleat. Donna DeLuca, Theresa DeLuca, Elaine Potaki, Henry Bredbenner, Peggy Marusak, Nancy Gundry, Thomas Stetz, Corrie Trattner, John Gaudio, George Haraschak, Tecesa Chirico, Carol Ann Gaudio, Jeffrey Coyle, Maureen Coyne, Patricia Coyne, Dnna Faust, Patricia Rymond, Sandra Spishock, Donna Spishock, Mary Allison Farley, Carolyn Egger, Louise Ann Mussoline, Lynn Cauley, Robert Kuzma, Carol MacCollum, Carol Sando, "Joseph Sando, Linda Williams, Ellen Toslosky, Pearl Ann Buchert. Barbara Reese, Karen Reese, Robert Swinesberg, Constance Kur-dziel, Judy Unsinn, Donna Marie Olander, Joanne Dziak, Mary Ann Kocasky, Joan Stepanitis, Jimmy Falcone, Lynn Lauderman, Catherine Donahue, Edmond Skernolis, William MacCollum, Joseph Gro-hol," Julia Grohol, Mary Grohol, Barbara Ann Bayzek, Alice Jean Dr.

Auerbach presided at the by session. Invocation was given Dr. M. L. Blum.

A beautiful sofa that doubles as a comfortable double bed by night, and all in a jiffy with little trouble. Well made, handsomely covered in your choice of many fabrics. ine next meeung oi tne asso ciation will be jield Thursday noon September 19, at the Hotel Alta mont. 5-Piece Chrome Campfire Was Highlight I BoFo(S(Q)dffl(Dk TIW (OlBfl HWf fc (( -95 U. ps I I Jir retreadabl I B.P.Goodrith V) WHITE 5IDEWALL l( jft iRIlBt ill SIZE I 'SALEPRICT I li Itf mm 11 670x15 24-50 UU Mil I 7.10x15 27.10 I Never as Ml lljjjl t.goxis nEnefifie A campfire program in the new McFadden, Diane Ferdinand, John jCOuncii ring highlighted activities Scarp, John Frye, Aleita Heintzel for campers at the YMCA Camp Adventure at the Fraternal Order 6 (9 .95 Reg.

$79.93 man, Natalie Sarge, Anna Recla, Catherine Fedderson, Kathleen Canno, Ronald Carelli, Grace Mc-Elwee and Lorraine Beckley. of Police grounds, St. Johns, dur ing their overnight party Wednes day evening Robert Ballantyne, YMCA boys work secretary and camp director. Formica top, heavy tubular frame with colorful duran covering on the seats and backs of the chairs. See this real value NOWl kept the youngsters wide-eyed and pensive-minded when he told them the legend of how fire came to the six nations.

Sensational lnnerspring "Capture of the Flag" game and other games were enjoyed and stories were told as the boys toast Buy all your, needs on our LONG EASY TERMS ed marshmallows around the open fire. Before closing the night's activities with a friendship circle, a watermelon, given by one of the .95 boys' parents, was quickly devour Packer Local Wants Mine Vacation Shift Members of Packer 4 Local, Shenandoah, UMWA, are opposed to the existing method of vacation. At a meeting with President Anthony Marowsky in charge, the men went on record to enlist the aid of John L. Lewis in effecting a change. They want the vacation split up to provide a week in June and the second week during the latter part of July or August.

The principal objection to the present system, the men complained, is that they ran out of pay. By splitting up the vacation periods, it is contended that this would eliminate the loss of a pay period. The local asks all other UMW groups in the district to advise Lewis they desire a change. ed. Competition in air rifle and and a crafts session were held yesterday morning.

John Brogan was the winner in the air rifle JEfTBf event and Alan Saleeba won the archery contest. Leather comb Heg. $34.95 A comfortable mattress that will completely amaze you at its value made to sell for much more hurry, don't delay! iwh JiVvi cases were made in the crafts ses ttzsM sion. David Wagner was credited with making the best craft pro ject. 57-59 N.

Wyoming St. L'il Abner Day will be celebrat ed this afternoon as this Friday's special event. Parents are invited to attend a picnic lunch at 5 p. m. Lll ..1.

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