i: ~ tone Medalist TV, $50. Phone NEp-
tune 9-2277.
5 THE LARGEST and Oldest Independ-
4 Oil fired baseboard ~hot : water
heating systems installed $898.
; HBATROLA in excellent condition
END OF SEASON Bargain Priced.
hold, thirty HP. Evinrude, wind-
shield,
[Private owner. Dial OR 4-4693.
WE STILL HAVE IT!
: HOT POINT Electric Range in good
dition. I Phone BUtler 8-5207.
i 4 p.m, 183 Terrace Avenue, Trucks-
ville. Phone OR 4- 1304.
4 you to compare prices with any
store in the area.
‘lake at home of Tex Wilson, Lake
Call
~ ORchard 4-6088 after 4 p.
Our regular customers enjoy 24
parts of burner and controls free.
DALLAS POST CLASSIFIED ADS GET QUICK RESULTS
— Phone ORchard 4-5656 or 4-7676 —
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1961
RATES — Minimum if charged - $1.00 - 20 words.
~~ Cash with order - Minimum 85¢ for 20 words.
5c per word over 20 words - Display Classified $2. per inch
aL 1
Buy — Sell — Swap — Or Trade In The Trading Post
HE
as14teny IE
: 4 i In Sale—
~ BACK TO SCHOOL Shoes and gym
sneaks Best buys at Joe's Men's
~ Shop, 35 Main Street, Dallas.
~ KELLER'S GARDENS, IDETOWN. |
PHONE NE 9-5426. Perennial
Plants: Native Bittersweet, Fox
- glove, phlox, Oriental Poppies, Iris,
Jacob's Ladder, Delphinium, Pyre-
thrum, Baby's Bicath, Platycodom,
Daylilies, Liatris, Ruffled Lupine,
Fall Chrysanthemums.
- THE ONLY WAY to get Steak any !
fresher is with the MOO still in
it! Cave's Supermarket, try it and |
see. [3
TWO CUTTERS, one sleigh, sturdy |
breaking cart. H, R. Weaver, Sut-
ton Road. Phone OR 4-7261 aiter |
{to new house with installed range.
Saturday.
UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, $10.00,
~ Phone OR 4-2796.
G. E. REFRIGERATOR, G. E. range,
two single maple beds, studio
OR 4-0446.
fRenmore washer
~ Will heat four rooms, $30.00. Call
BUtler 7-1023.
~ Fourteen foot Penn Yan Dyna-
steering. Tee-Nee Trailer.
The lowest '
price on BOILED HAM in the |
area—389c lb. Cave's Supermarket.
Save with Cave!
condition. ‘85 Pinecrest Avenue,
Dallas,
PLANET JR. Garden Tractor and
attachments. Good working con-
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, clothing, can-
ning jars, tops. Saturday, 10 to
~ KENMORE Ironer, $65; dining room
suite, $25; twenty-one inch Silver-
ent Food Store in the area invites
Cave'’s Super-
market.
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG Mallard Ducks,
male and- female. See ‘them on
Catalpa Road, East Dallas,
"ATLANTIC FUEL OIL
AUTCMATIC DELIVERY
FREE CLEANING
12 months to pay with no finance
charges or interest.
hour service and replacement of
No More Service Charge
CALL
GERMICK BROS.
Day or Night
7-2251—OR 4-0416
RE 5-6189
BU
Average 6 room home
CALL
° BU %- assy 7-9641
FOR 20 YEARS in our own Little T-V, RADIO, HI-FI STEREO service. | FURNACE CLEANING and Serv-
Old Store, we faced and met all |
‘competition, Now ... we meet and |
beat them all. Cave's Supermarket.
saws and racing motors; go-carts.
A. F. Walters, Memorial Highway,
: Dallas, ORchard 4-3227,
DEEP-MINED ANTHRACITE . stove
| and nut coal $16.00; pea coal
[$1 00. All sizes. Single ton, 50c
| extra, Telepnone OR 4-3081.
WESTINGHOUSE Electric Refriger-
ator; bedroom suite; living room
suite. See Whitelaw Thomas, 142
Mt, Airy Road, Shavertown.
KENMORE Electric + Range, thirty
inch, barely used; owner moved
ORchard 4-5802.
i PICK YOUR OWN Canning: Toma-
toes and Sweet Corn at Bob Sick-
ler’s in' Qrange. Tomatoes, 25¢ per
basket; sweet corn, lc an ear.
‘couch, antique white dinette set, |
{MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB;
it's
fleece was white as snow. It fol-
‘lowed her to Cave's one day . ,
Yes, we have LAMB CHOPS.
FOAM RUBBER— any ‘size—thick-
ness for mattresses—cushions—
seats. Upholstering material—$1.00
to $2.50 yard. MATTRESSES MADE
& EXPERTLY RECONDITIONED &
RECOVERED—M. B. BEDDING CO.
factory, 526 So, Main St. Wilkes-
Barre.
RUGS. Any SIZE — All known
makes. A little out of the way
but a lot less to pay. B. Carpet
Company, 267 South Main Street,
Wilkes-Barre.
SHOP LUZERNE Wallpaper & Paint
Store for Linoleum, Wallpaper,
Paints and Miscellaneous. We give
S & H Green Stamps. 121 Main St.
1959 Plymouth Station Wagon, 9
passenger, power brakes and
steering, $1795.00. See at Franklin
Gulf Station, Main Highway, Trucks- |
ville. ORchard 4-8278.
MAGIC CHEF Gas Stove, apart-
ment size, four burner. Call Miss
Lathrop, ORchard 4-1401_
LIKE NEW, Dua lElecrode : Glass-
lined, 82 gal. water heater, com-
plete controls and tempering tank,
$85.00. Call ORchard 4-8872.
GOOD BUY: window room air-con-
ditioner; electric-coal combina-
tion stove; rugs. Phone ORchard |
4-0671.
' DRESSES, cotton and silk, spring
coat, wool coat. Sizes 16, 18 and
18%%, Also ‘fur pieces. Phone ORch-
ard 4-8016.
Whom To Call—
RUTHANN ALT'S Beauty Shop in
Fernbrook. Make your appoint-
ment now for that new fall hair
style. OR 5-1524.
DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! Bring.
in your electric trains now to be
repaired. Don’t wait until the holi-
\| day rush, Jenkins Hardware, small
appliance repair center; 1714: Wyo-
ming Avenue, Exeter. Phone Wyo-
ming 295.
PREPARE FOR WINTER by using
Peat Moss in the fall to help
protect and nourish trees, shrubs,
ete; as the season changes. We de-
liver ‘in bulk and bags or you may
pick it up at the bog. Paul D. Eck-
ert, Machell Ave., Dallas OR 4-
0194.
® Main Office—WILKES-BARRE
Mon., Tues,, Wed., Thurs.
9 A M to 3 P.M.
Friday—9 A, M. to 5 P, M,
© West Side Office—Edwardsville
In the Gateway Shopping Center
Mon,, Tues., Wed.,
9AM to 3PM,
Thurs, and Fri, 9 A,
Saturday 10 A. BM, to
to
Pp.
M, 8PM
2 M.
SERVE: eo
© Plymouth Office, Plymouth
Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs,
9AM to3 PM,
Friday—3 A. M. fo 5 P, M,
Back Mt, Office—Shavertows
Saturday 8 A. M. to 12 Noon
Pix tubes installed in home, 21-
inch $29.95. Antennae installed and
repaired. . Service charge $2.50.
Guaranteed work. Service any time,
Dallas. OR 4-5126.
WILL CARE FOR or keep riding
horses at $30 per month. Call
GReenleaf 7-2962.
HEALTH SERVICE — DR. JAMES
R. VANLOON, Chiropractor and
Drugless Therapist Announces the
re-opening of ‘a branch office at
Harveys Lake, Pole 125. Hours
Tue. 6-8, Thur. 6-8, Sat. 6-8.
FOR YOUR HOME improvement
needs call ‘Dallas OR 4-0646 or:
Dallas OR 4-2306. Alex M. Ma-
honey, Sr., Building Contractor.
TRANSUE’S T.V. and Radio Service
now located off Rt. 309 on Platts-
{burg R. Beaumont. Call OR 4-5696
for 24 hr. service.
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED and
sharpened, new and used mowers
and parts. Saw filing and retoothing,
knives and shears sharpened. Phone
Dallas OR 4-8404, William Eckert,
Main Highway, Trucksville.
IS YOUR TRUCK, tractor or auto-
mobile using 0il? Your machanic
or garage will recommend SEALED
POWER guaranteed piston rings.
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP
STULL BROTHERS, KINGSTON.
FRED PETERS, Authorized HGOVER
Dealer Sales-Service-Parts. Sales
payments arranged. All makes re-
paired. Free estimates. ORchard
4-5126, evenings NEptune 9-9830.
R. D. 4, Dallas, Pa.
TOP SOIL. FILL. TOP SOIL
Regular and Screened
Complete Excavating Facilities
for,
CELLARS, WATERLINES
SEPTIC TANKS, GRADING
. By contract or hour
Free Estimates.
Call
HOOVER and MILBRODT
OR 4-2494 OR 4-2498
BOTTLED GAS
PYROFAX
New and Used Appliances
Sales and Service
ROOD’S GAS AND APPLIANCE
- COMPANY
Overbrook Avenue, Dallas
OR 4-5371
PAINTING
INTERIOR — EXTERIOR
By Contract or Hour
CHESTER ROBERTS
Hunlock Creek R. D. 1
Phone Muhlenburg .
2563692 or 2563690
icing — Stokers, oil burners, Hand
fire, Hot Water - Steam - Hot air.
R. W. Weidner. Phone ORehad 4
16108.
|
INTERNATIONAL CUB Cadet garden | any day. Joe Katyl, 67 Norton Ave. |
tractors, tillers, McCulloch chain !
SQUARE DEAL Roofing — alum-
inum, asbestos, insulated siding,
all types. Not a fly-by-night- con-
cern. Long established at same loca-
tion. Finest craftsmanship. Estim-
ates cheerfully given. Claude New-
hart, Chase Road, Shavertown, OR.
4-2605.
RE
Hair Shaping and Styling §
Hair Coloring and Tinting
Permanent Waving
KAY’S BEAUTY SALON
60 Lake Street, Dallas
C. Dobson,
8 OR 4.6686, if no answer OR
47982.
proprietor
WENDEL'S T.V. Sales, Service |
RELIABLE woman wanted for gen-
eral housework four days a week.
Must have own transportation. OR-
{ chard 5-1585.
WOMAN to help with children. Must
live, in or have own transporta-
ition. Call FEderal 3-4519,
A FULL-TIME Maid, must sleep in.
$40 per week. Call ORchard
4-3021.
RELIABLE ‘Woman wanted for
housework at least three days a
‘week. ORchard 4-8071,
| WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE . If
"you would enjoy working 3 or 4
hours a day calling regularly each
month on a group of Studio Girl
Cosmetic clients on a route to be
. established in and around Dallas,
and are willing to make light deliv-
eries, etc., write to STUDIO GIRL
COSMETICS, Dept. SW-37, Glendale,
California. Route will pay up to
$5.00 per hour,
- Rentals. All work guaranteed 90 WAITRESS — FORTY FORT ICE
days, service. Phone NE
9-3203
Real Estate For Sale
“THOMAS P. GARRITY
Realtor
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE {
Service to the Greater Back Mt. Area |
Pole 89 — Harveys Lake.
HARVEYS LAKE NE 9-5105
24 ‘hr.
COUNTRY HOME, 4 bedrooms, 1% !
CREAM CO. No phone calls. Ap-
ply at store.
Work Wanted—
WOMAN wants general cleaning by
the day. Has own transportation.
{ol ORchard 4-4116.
TWELVE YEAR OLD Girls desire
baby sitting after school and
weekends, © Phone OR 4-7518 after
3p m.
| Music Instruction—
baths, - den, 12 x 33 livingroom | MUSIC instruction, piano and voice,
with fireplace, large kitchen With!
dishwasher, oil heat, garage, 1 acre.
Call OR 5-1834.
LOT--78 Ferguson: Plot, Longdale
Avenue, ‘Shavertown; also approx-
imately one acre on Sweet Valley-
Hunlock Road, near new school.
Inquire D. D. Whitesell, 166 Oak
Street, Trucksville.
PROPERTY at 95 E, Center Street,
. foundation’ on; also small shop. Bus
‘and mail at the door. Two blocks
"from shopping center. $1,450. Phone
'NOXEN: ATTRACTIVE 4-bedroom
| garden, Main-Highway. $7,500. Ap-
ply Howard Risley, Dallas OR 4-5656
Shavertown, 50x200 feet, ‘with
BUtler 7-2966.
home, newly painted, hot ‘air
heat, new septic "system, 2-story
2-car garage (needs paint and some
repairs) two deep lots with ample
THREE YEAR OLD Rancher, two !
bedrooms, = oil heat, play ‘room,
transferred. OR 4-1304.
For Rent—
THREE BEDROOM House overlook-
‘ing private lake; modern kitchen, |
deep well, stoker heat, $75.00 2!
mpnth. Immediate
Phone OR 4-5126.
occupancy,
PIANO TUNING and repairing. Muh-
lenburg 256-3613. Oscar White-
sell, Hunlock Creek, RFD 1. .
FUEL OILS, Atlantic Products. Me-
ter Service to insure you accu-:
Montross Oil Company, 436
WASH - DRY - IRON |
Giant Philco-Bendix
Washers and Dryers
Open 24 Hrs.
LAUNDERCENTER
Shavertown Shopping Center
Soft Water )
MARGUERITE’S BEAUTY SHOP,
for that trim cut, shampoo, and
Phone OR 4-3191.
CHAIR CANING and SPLINTING,
finest imported materials.
4-2714.
BOTTLED GAS
‘Plumbing and Heating
Harold K. Ash
Shavertown ' Dallas 4-6166
acy.
Main Street, Luzerne. Phone BUt- |
ler 7- 2361. ;
For Free—
WE CAN USE FILL DIRT, rock and
‘clean ashes — what have you?
The Dallas Post OR 4-5656.
NICE LITTLE DOG, apparently
abandoned at Harveys Lake after
Labor Day, needs a good home on
somebody’s farm. Female (natural-
ly), with a golden disposition, mar-
velous with children, Indeterminate
ancestry. Dog will interview appli-
cants, mornings, at NEptune 9-2871.
Business Opportunities—
$400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME
wave, or a fresh new permanent. | NEED MONEY ?
OR | sary.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing,
cleaning and waxing. All types
floors. Work guaranteed. Weaver and
Madar. OR 4-2565 and BU. 8-6103.
EXPERT UPHOLSTERING. Free esti-
mates. Stook Upholstery, Hill-
side Ave. Harveys Lake. Phone
NE 9-9416. 2
Refilling and collecting money from
New Type high quality coin oper-
ated dispensers in ‘this area. No
selling. To qualify you must have
car, references, $600 to $1900 cash.
Seven to' twelve hours weekly can
net up to $400 monthly. More full
time, For personal interview write
P.O. Box 2753, Boice, Idaho. In-
clude phone.
Demonstrate toys,
Santa’s Helpers Party Plan. No
investment, Car and phone neces-
Highest commission. Phone
Jane ‘Paul, Renovo 687, collect.
Help Wanted—
| IF YOU HAVE SOME KNOWLEDGE
of commercial art or mechanical
| drawing, live in Back Mountain
| area and are clean, neat, depend-
able and willing to’ study there
may be an opening for you with op-
portunity for advancement depend-
ing on your ability. Give details of
experience or ambition in this field.
Write Box B in care‘of The Dallas
Post.
MEN for , Harvesting, Goodleigh
Farms Dallas. Apply daily 8 am.
Female Help Wanted—
CAIRNS and GARRIS
CERAMIC TILE
' AND
VINYL CONTRACTORS
Affiliated with
AMERICAN OLEAN TILE CO.
Phone OR 4-4044
FAST, ACCURATE TYPIST resident
. ‘of. Back Mountain area. Accuracy
i very «important. Prefer middle-
| aged woman who is not preoccupied
| with. ‘household duties. Five days a
| week. Considerable extra. "Give
| experience, speed, educational back-
| ground and salary required in
aluminum screens, drapes. Beauti-! each.
fully landscaped, Trucksville. Owner | g 3280,
jirmed letter to Box A The Dallas
at your own home. Children and
adults. Experienced teacher, con-
servatory of music graduate. VAlley
| 3-681.
Wanted To Buy—
CLEAN cotton rags with cut but-
tons. No lace curtains. Dallas
Post, Lehman Ave. Phone OR 4-
T7676.
1,000 JUNK CARS, trucks or trac-
tors, regardless of condition. Top
dollar; Sweet Valley, GR 7-2181.
MILLERS PHOTOGRAPHIC HIS-
TORY of Civil War published by
Review of Reviews. Call Dallas OR
4-5656.
A PRACTICE Piano for‘a child. Must
be in satisfactory condition, Prefer
spinet or apartment size. Call But-
ler 8-4303, or ORchard 4-0648 after
jo» m-
TWO FARMS, 125 to 150 acres each.
Dairy. Will pay up to $35,000
John Hewitt. Phone NE
Sanitary Service—
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspocls and privy |
vaults cleaned. J. A. Singer, City
Scavenger, 137 Dagobart Street,
Wilkes-Barre. Dial VA 3-4529.
SEPTIC TANKS, reinforced concrete,
buy the best. Costs less in the
long run. C. E. German and Son,
Kingston 8-1448 or your local sup-
ply dealer.
Found—
FOUND, a pair of glasses at Sacred
Heart Pool Saturday night. Owner
identify - and pay for insertion of
advertisement, . ORchard 4-8566.
Reward—
REWARD for information concern-
ing clothing stolen out of a dryer
September 5 at the Shavertown
Laundercenter, Apply at Launder-
center or call ORchard 4-9441, or
ORchard 4-2582 and ask or Mrs.
Wormeck.
Public Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted to JOSEPHINE C. YAR-
RISH, 1609 Wyoming Avenue, Forty
Fort, Pennsylvania, Executrix of the
Estate of CHARLES A. YARRISH,
deceased, late of the Borough of
Forty Fort, who died on December
3, 1960. All persons indebted to
said estate are required to make
payment, or those having claims or
demands to present the same with-
out ‘delay to the Executor above
named.
ROSENN, JENKINS & GREEN-
WALD, Attorneys.
EXPERT TAILORING
e Trouser Alterations
® Skirts & Dresses Hemmed
® Coat Alterations
@ Shirts Laundered
| Cleaning & Pressing |
ADAMS
Back Mt. Shopping Center
Shavertown
Open Til 9 Every Night
Lake-Lehman
Enrollment
first -day of school show an enroll-
ment of 823 pupils in ‘the grades,
780 in junior and senior high school
a total of 1603, thirty-two over last
year's end-of-year enrollment of
1571.
High school enrollment at the
Lehman building is: 81 ‘in the sev-
enth grade; 87 in the eighth; 104
51 students in seventh; 57 in eighth;
enth; 32 in twelfth.
man, 48 in first grade; 63 in second;
55 in third; 56 in fourth; 57 in
fifth; 68 in sixth. At Leke: 37 in
first grade; 32 in second; 27 in
third; 39 ‘in fourth; 25 in fifth; 23
in sixth. At Noxen: 15 in first;
in second; 16 in third; 25 in fourth;
27 in fifth; 20 in sixth. At Ross: 25
in first; 33 in second; 27 in third;
29 in fourth;
sixth.
Penna. Gas And Water Co.
(Continued from Page 1 - A)
in the Back Mountain area, who
will: be converted to natural gas
when these plans are developed.
In conclusion, Mr. Evans stated
“Our Company has great faith in
and an optimistic outlook for the
expansion and development of the
Back Mountain area. It is this judge-
ment that has dictated our ex-
penditures and expansions, not only
in the. areas mentioned, but
throughout our service area.
Our expansion costs in the past
decade from 1951 to the current
year amounted to more than $27,-
‘| 500,000. The Pennsylvania Gas and
Water Company is presently servic-
ing natural gas to its customers in
an area, from Carbondale on the
north to Selingsgrove on the south
and then west to Williamsport, ex-
cepting the City of Pittston area.
Management and personnel of the
Pennsylvania Gas and Water Com-
pany are pledged to render prompt,
efficient and dependable ‘service to
our more than 215,000 customers
in our present service area’.
Public Notice
In The Court of Common Pleas
Of - Luzerne County
In Divorce
No. 1322 March Term, 1960
Jeanne O'Leary, Plaintiff
v.
Robert P. O'Leary, Defendant
To Robert P. O'Leary:
You are notified that Jeanne
O’Leary, the Plaintiff, has com-
menced an action of divorce against
you which you are required to de-
fend.
Sheriff of the County of Luzerne
JOSEPH MOCK
ARTHUR SILVERBLATT, ESQ.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
1400. Miners National Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
PUBLIC NOTICE
Harry Smith Fire Company will
receive sealed bids until Saturday,
September 29, at 8 p. m., for the
construction of a 35x44 concrete
block one story building adjacent
to its present building, Plans and
specifications may be obtained at
Fred Dodson’s Store, Kunkle. The
company maintains the right to ac-
cept or reject any or all, bids. Rus-
sell G. Transue, Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted in the estate of Stella Nizo-
1k, late of Kingston Borough (died
August 25, 1961). -All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having
claims or demands to present the
same without delay to the Executor,
Theodore Napierkowski, 124 Penn
Street, Kingston, Pa.
~ JOHN J. KOZLOSKI, Attorney,
802 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Victor Mosca will file in the Office
wealth and in the Office. of the
Prothonotary of Luzerne County on
‘September, 13, 1961, an application
for a certificate to do business un-
der the assumed name of “J & V
Farms”. The temporary mailing
address of said business wil’ be: P.
O. Box 132, Wyoming, Pa.
. JOHN L, McDONALD, Attorney.
OR 4-5316
MONK Plbg. & Hig.
‘N. Lehigh St.
Blgtertonn Pa. :
Lehman figures at the end of the |
in the ninth; 89 in tenth; 69 in elev- |
eth; and 57 in the twelfth. At Lake, :
55 in ninth; 57 in tenth; 43 in elev~
. In the elementary schools: at Leh- |
18 |
28 in fifth; 30 in]
‘of the Secretary of the Common- |
Educators of Dallas area congrat-
ulate the new president of Luzerne
County Council of the International
Reading Association, Miss Mary A.
McAndrew, Reading Specialist of
Wilkes-Barre City Schools.
From left to right: Joseph W.
Fenstemacher, Director of College
Misericordia’s Education and Guid-
ance Clinic; Mrs. William Kennedy,
Gate of Heaven School; and Miss
McAndrew. g
Other officers selected by the
Council were Sister M. Catherine
Elizabeth, R.S.M., chairman of Col-
lege Misericordia’s department of
elementary education; and Natalie
Waytel, guidance councilor for Lu-
zerne Elementary and, Junior High
Schools.
Luzerne County’s new local coun-
cil of the International Reading As<
sociation is a realization of plang
formed at Misericordia’s Readin,
Conference last April,
The organization was inspired by
Dr. Mary C. Austin, past president
of the International Reading Associ-
ation and principal speaker of Mis-
ericordia’s Conference, At that tim:
Sister Catherine Elizabeth of College
Misericordia was named temporary
chairman; Mr. Joseph W. [Fenste-
macher, temporary Secretary-Treas-
urer,
Those who served on the nomin«
ating committee were Joseph Mar-
tin, supervising principal, Luzerne;
Helen Watters, Wilkes-Barre city
schools; and Mrs. William Kennedy,
Gate of Heaven School.
br ir
* DICK CLARK
Area Athlete Fighting For Front Line
Position On Susquehanna Grid Squad
SELINSGROVE, PA. —Susquehan-
na University’s prospects for an=
other! successful grid season are |
being strongly bolstered at the
moment by the inspired play of
Dick Clark.
One of a large group of aspiring
candidates for first line positions
on Head Coach Jim Garrett's squad
Clark, freshman end from Har<
grave Military Academy, Virginia,
is working hard to prepare for th
first scrimmage game against Mora=
vian on Saturday. ;
Facing a tough nine-game grid
card, the Crusaders, national defen-
sive leaders in 1961, will have their
work cut out for them. In hopes
of maintaining or improving upon
last year’s near-perfect 7-1 record,
Garrett will be looking for a solid
performance from the new men on
the squad.
Dick is the son of Mr, ok Mrs,
Don Clark, Dallas, and before enter-
ing Hargrave played basketball and °
football with Westmoreland High
School. :
Back Mt. Lumber
on the scene and took steps at once
to open. temporary banking. offices
in the vacant Frantz Card & Gift
Shop directly opposite the burned
out building on Memorial Highway.
Contents of safety deposit boxes
and vault were found to be intact
as soon as they had cooled suffic-
iently for inspection. Officers of Dal-
las Branch Miners National Bank
responded while the building was
still burning and offered all of their
facilities to tide their neighbor over
during the emergency and Back
Mountain Branch of Wyoming Nat-
ional was ready to serve its cus-
tomers in its temporary quarters
the following morning. S
At the time of the, fire new bank
quarters were already under ' con-
struction for Wyoming National in
its/ adjacent building which will also
house the new Shavertown Post-
office. Construction has now been
ordered full speed ahead and the
manufacturer has been urged to
speed the delivery of the new vault
so that it may be in use by late
October,
Cause pf Fire Unknown
Cause of the fire is not known
and may never be determined. It
ment. where large supplies ‘of paint
were stored, rapidly spread up an
open ramp to the first floor and
then up a nearby stair well to the
second floor. Flames were shooting
from the rear second floor
firemen arrived. Loss to the Lum-
because large quanti-
ties of fall merchandise were ar-
riving daily. Only two weeks ago
$10,000 worth of Christmas toys
arrived and = were stored in the
building,
: Happy Incident
Commenting on the loss, Mr.
Sowden said that it “will be heavy.
Our insurance is a long way from
covering #2
ers he said; “The morning after the
A gh TER : Se TH Hs HW ns
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apparently started in the rear base:
of Mr.
when.
ber Company was especially heavy
‘1 ‘at. this time
Referring to consideration shown.
to him by the company’s custom-
Co. Will Rebuild
who had owed us
account for sometim
came up to me and counted the
bills out in my hand. “Here”, he
said, “You'll need it now!” Then
Mr. ‘Sowden added, “Where he g
it or scraped it up that morning,
don’t know, but I do know that
his effort was just one of the many
fire, a man
considerable
fine things people have done since .
‘the fire”.
Open 13 Years Ago
The Back Mountain Lumbe¥ Com-
pany store was one of the finest
and one of the first modern stores
in the area. The completely new
store was lopened for business thir-
teen years ago and soon established
a reputation for the quality of the
merchandise handled. It was an
outgrowth of the old Still Lumber
‘Company which was purchased three
years earlier by the Back Mountain
Lumber Company-
Takes Ist Place
In Model Meet
Demunds Road Lad
Junior Model Flyer
. Paul Dymond, 7 year old son
and Mrs. Marvin Dymond,
Demunds Road, entered the Far-
Hills, N. J. Model Airplane meet on
Labor Day and walked off with
‘the first prize, a bronze plaque with
a model airplane on top. He entered
the Junior stunt flyer contest with
these requirements; build your own
plane; take off, fly 10 laps, do what
stunts you know and land by your-
self, He competed with three other
children. The meet was ‘sponsored
by the Lions Club.
Paul is .a second grader in the i
Westmoreland = School and. is the/
youngest member
greasers’ Model Airplane Club of
Wilkes-Barre.
The Dymonds spént the Labor
; Bay. weekend, at Far Hille, j
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