Thursday, December 19, I ^^8
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1968 Chevrolet 4-Door Sport Sedan $3195
Impala. All Extras, Aii'. Like Nevw
1968 Impala Coupe, Like New $2995
1967 Camaro Coupe. Power-Glide $1995
196? Bel-Air 4-Door. Extra Clean $1995
1967 Camaro. Straight Drive $1795
1967 Buick 4-Dodr Special. With Air $1995
1966 Caprice 4-Door. All Extras $2195
1966 Malibu Coupe. Straight Drive $1695
1966 SS 396 Malibu Coupe $1895
1966 Bel-Air 4-Door Sedan $1595
1966 Impala SS Coupe (4-Speed) $1795
(2) 1965 Ford LTD Coupes $1495
1965 Mercury 4-Door Sedan $1495
1965 Impala Coupe (4-Speed) $1395
1960 Ford 2-Ton Dump Truck $995
1961 Chevrolet Cab & Chassis $795
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Phone 739>5471 Corner Railroad At Mountain
* Charles E. Dixon * ]. T. McGinnis, Jr. * Rob Goforth
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luKoe To Lead Scout Delegation
In all past Jamborees the Presi-
; (lent of the UnitoJ States lias vis
itod the Jamboree.
Most home Kaideiiers are lam-
illar with the procedure to follow
hen prunins hybrid tea roses. A
lady called me and Inquired about
pruning her "climbers," so I
tliou"lit this a Kootl time to make
some su"rfestion.s. We will confine
our remarks to what we common-
y call ramblers and largc-flowcr-
(I climbers as thcrce is a diffAr-
ncc in the pruning of each.
The rambh'rs, Dorothy I’erkins,
'bevy Chase, Sander’s White .ind
hoots at tile ba.se of the plant,
other varieties, produce now
.At the annual pruning, all of the
)U1 branches may bo cut out near
the ground and new ones tied in
plai-e to fill the required space.
Pruning is best done after the
fh.wering season is over, usually
August or September, ff you
don't get around to doing the job
iccomplished in the autumn oi
it the.se times, the work may be
winter. However, there are advan
tages in late summer pruning. In
the first place, the now shoots
will have the supports to them
selves and will bo fully exposed to
sunshine and air circulation for
rapid growth; and secondl.v. the
di.sea.si! problem may be some
what reduced by removal of tlie
old canes in late summer.
If the plants are trained to a
flat surface, you may wish to de-
] ' Lhrwood insesa*. Chaiilnan of and Explorers and 9 \ohmleer
; the Jambuitt' Comwiliei* of the leaders, (laoh of the lliree Tr(K)p.s
I Pierlmont Couircil, annoumed to will IK! made up of 37 Imys aii.ll
(jay llte s<<lection of Karl II. one .Sooulmaster and two Assisi
Prripsi of llldtqty, .\. t'. to serve ant .Scoutma-slers. Any Scout
as an Assistant .Scoutmaster of who Is 12 years of age and has
one of llie three Troops theC’oiin- or will receive the .Slar Hank by
cil will semi to the National Jam July 1, 1969 is eligiltle to attend
taeh them, lay them on the Unree in Idafio next .ruly. Hu* Janiborer'. E.vitlorers ai-e also
ground, remove the old canes and • . . (.|jgible to attend wilhoul any
tie the new ones in place. |, I’lopsI is now .sro ving as ^-ank, Addilioiial infoi malion can
There are many good large-tlo- ■Scoutmaster of Troop 235 at .Mtk be s^H-ed from I lie Council
wered climbers: American Pillar,i/^ioti Clniroh. lie Jias also servetl' .Service CeiHeV or from any
Blaze, PauPs Scarlet, and oUiers. as Cuhmaster |n the sameeburch.S .Seoulini'asfer or Exploivr Advis-
These types have a growdh habit Ho lias . altcndeJ the Criuncil or." ,
ramblers so the pruning treatment WwkI Badge Course, the V'olun-i
.somewhat different from the batr Training Center at Phllmonl Thr, Jambo<-e will b<‘ licul at
it; mixlifii'd. in N<?w Me.xico as well as other, Earragut Stale Park near Cocur
The pruning should be done im- draining experiences. This past' d’Alene, Idaho, from July Ititli to
mediately after the early summer; Novemlx-r he receivt'd the Scout- July.22nd. The entire group will
bloom is over. As contrasted with' master’s Training Key and the fly id tlip Jamboret' and will re-
the ramblers, the large-flowered Unit fz^ader of tite A’ear markbig'turn l>y plana
climbers do not produce new hint Hie oulstandin j .Scoutmaster .hid'i-t Vutii.nal l-im-
enough to replace the old cane.s.; .abnii* iiiiii
Pruning, then, consists of keep-! Jumbomo will iirclude 111 .Seduts] ’
ing all strong new canes that ini- ' [
tiate growth at the b^se of the- ' "Pbe lighted candle adds a sp'c^;'
plant: and of cuttlfig out, as low'^ia* festive touch to the Ch^Ut-;
as passible, the remaining oldestij fuas sea^n but be extrchiifly i
canes. - . aareful iji placing candles aroend'
the house, advises Liberty! Mu
tual Instirarice - Companies. C.an- j
dies placed too near paper, dec-1
orations,: Christinas card i dis-'
plays, or. the boughs of the tree .
can ignite trouble. i
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from acetate tricot faced flannel'
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.Although most bonded fabrics
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One is a bonding guarantee that
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instructions. In the unlikely event
that the facing fabric and lining
the garment with the hangtag
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and sales slip to the .store when'
you purchiised it. You are assur.;,
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us: to look tor guarantees anti
trademarks before buying: to fol
low care instructions: and to re
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