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i 333-4426.
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RUGS, Any Size—All known makes.
A little out of the way, but a lot
less to pay B. Carpet Company,
467 South Main Street, Wilkes
Zarre.
FIREPLACE LOGS for sale. George
Yurko, 477-3741,
WILLIAM « ECKERT Lawnmower
Sales, and Service. Saws filed,
lawnmowers sharpened, repaired
and stored. New and used mowers;
lawnmower parts. 674-5931. Well-
ington Avenue, off Route 309.
HAROLD K. ASH
PLUMBING & AUTOMATIC
HEATING
SHAVERTOWN
674-3161
POWDER HORN SHOP, 90 Main
Street, Dallas, for antiques and
| gifts. Open daily 10 to 4.
RUBBER FOOTWEAR and sneakers
for all the family. Select your
Chrismas gifas now, at Joe’s Men's
Shop, Main Street, Dallas.
APPLE FIREPLACE Wood. Walter
Wolfe Meeker. Call 477-2634.
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USED SINGER Portable Round
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SARGENT BACKHOE and DRAG-
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wheel truck mounted. For infor-
mation call Bud Slocum, Lehman,
477-2851.
| CASE TRACTOR with snow-plow,
chains, plows, cultivator, harrow,
broadcast spreader, * platform lift,
back-end loader, good rubber, elec-
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675-1678.
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FARMALL CUB TRACTOR with
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1962 Ford F-100 pickup. 477-2382
after 5.
| 1956 FORD Victoria hardtop, "black
By and coral. Priced for quick sale.
ll Call 674-4693.
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| Henry's Jewelry Shop, Cards and
Gifts, Main Highway, Shavertown,
Pa.
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| DALLAS AUTO SEAT COVERS.
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_ interiors and tops.
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George Mason, Kunkle, opposite
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RECONDITIONED APPLIANCES.
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without delay to the Executrix,
Julia Grohowski.
Enoch H, Thomas, Jr., Esquire
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900 Miners National Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre; Pennsylvania
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted in the Estate of Byron
Griffith, who died November 2,
1963. All persons indebted to his
‘estate are requested to make pay-
ment and those having claims are
demanded to present the same with-
out delay to the Executrix, Harriet
Griffith,
Enoch H. Thomas Jr., Esquire
Thomas, Reners & Hendrzalk
900 Miners National Bank Bldg,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
NOTICE: The Annual Reorgan-
ization Meeting of The Board of
Supervisors of Lake Township, Luz-
erne County, Pennsylvania, will be
held at the Daniel C. Roberts Fire
Company Building, Monday, Jan-
uary 6, 1964, at 10:00 a.m. Eastern
[Standard Time. The first regular
meeting for the fiscal year 1964
will be held immediately following
the Reorganization Meeting.
John H. Stenger, Secretary
PUBLIC NOTICE
A meeting: of Dallas Borough
Council will be held Monday eve-
ning, January 6, 1964, 8 p.m., Dallas
Borough Building, for the purpose
of conducting all necessary business
and reorganization.
Robert W. Brown.
secretary
RURAL UPHOLSTERING, R. D. 1,
Sweet Valley, Free Estimates, Call
477-3775.
EXPERT UPHOLSTERING, Free esti-
mates. Stook Upholstery, Hill
side Ave. Harveys Lake. Phone
NE 9-9416.
SEPTIC TANKS
Cleaned and
Installed
Deep and Shallow Well Pumps
Repaired and Installed.
Ralph Fitch & Sons
- 674-8311
FUEL OILS, Atlantic Products. Me-
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acy. Montross Oil Company, 436
Main Street, Luzerne. Phone King-
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Real Estate For Sale —
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REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
Service te the Greater Back Mt. Area
Pole 89 — Harveys Lake.
HARVEYS LAKE NE 9-5105
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Call 823-8878 or 674-6361.
Wanted To Buy—
1,000 JUNK CARS, trucks or trac-
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dollar; Sweet Valley, GR 7-3631.
WANTED TO buy -— deer hides
and raw furs. Phone NE 9-5753.
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| Letters Testamentary have been
| granted in the Estate of Mark L.
Burke, late of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
who died December 6, 1962, to
Mary Jane Clements, Executrix, 66
Mallery Place, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make payment,
and those having claims or demands
to present the same without delay
to said Executrix or her attorney.
Docket No. 1586 of 1962.
Joseph G. Tomascik, Attorney
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1963. All persons indebted to her
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LEGAL —BOROUGH COUNCIL
“An Ordinance prohibiting the
parking of vehicles on public
streets during and following periods
of snowfall.”
BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY EN-
ACTED AND ORDAINED BY THE
BOROUGH OF DALLAS AS FOL-
LOWS:
Section I: Tt shall hereafter be
unlawful to park any motor vehi-
cle or to allow any motor vehicle
to remain parked wholly or par-
| tially upon the paved portion of
any public’ street within the Bor-
ough of Dallas during or within
three days following any period of
snowfall in which snow in excess
of one inch in depth falls within
the Borough of Dallas; provided,
however, that parking may be re-
sumed within the aforesaid period
of three days, except where other-
wise prohibited by law, upon any
street where snow-plowing opera-
tions have been completed by the
Borough Street Department.
Section II: Any person who shall
park any motor ‘vehicle in viola-
tion of the provisions of Section I
hereof, shall be subject to a fine
of Five Dollars ($5.00), plus costs,
and, in default of payment thereof,
shall be subject to imprisonment
in the Luzerne County Prison for
a period not in- excess of five days.
Section III: Any person who
shall allow any motor vehicle to
remain parked in violation of the
provisions of Section I hereof, shall
be subject to a fine of Five Dol-
lars ($5.00), plus costs, and, in de-
fault of payment thereof, shall be
subject to imprisonment in the Lu-
zerne County Prison for a period
not in excess of five days; pro-
vided, however, that in cases
| where snowfall shall commence be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock
|P.M. and 9 o'clock’ A.M., no viola-
tion of this
deemed to occur
vehicle is
o'clock A.M.
Section IV: If, at the time of
commencement of snow-plowing
operations on any street within the
Borough limits, any motor vehicle
is’ found parked wholly or partially
upon the paved portion of said
street, in violation of the provi-
sions of Sections I, II or III hereof,
such vehicle shall be towed from
the area and impounded at the di-
rection of the Street Commissioner
and shall be released to the owner
or operator thereof only after pay-
ment of the towing charges, plus
a fine of Five Dollars ($5.00) and
Section, shall be
if the parked
removed prior to 9
THE DALLAS POST, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1963
East Dallas Cagers
Out Of First Place
Back Mountain Church Basket-
ball League “returned to the Dallas
Junior High floor the Saturday
night before Christmas. The eve-
ning’s play featured some good ac-
tion, encouraged by a larger and
more enthusiastic crowd than in
recent weeks. Again we would like
to encourage more Back Mountain
residents to attend the games.
Trucksville vs East Dallas
Trucksville’s win over East Dallas
was featured by a big second half
rally. The East Dallas quintet held
a 30 to 24 half-time lead with Evans
and Tencza combining for 22 of the
30 \points prior td intermission. In
the second half, Trucksville came
up with 50 points, led by Bill Oney
with 19 on 9 field goals and a
foul. This was by far the biggest
point output for any team in one
half this season. The Trucksville
victory knocked E. Dallas out of
first place as the losers absorbed
their first defeat.
Trucksville
G. FF. Pts.
Bolton i asin ines i 4 5 13
Hinkle | .« isan 8 3 19
Carey. |v. ifiaiuhi 3 2 8
Yeisley Li. ..u0.00 0 0 0
Papasky: ii: 2:0 wn 4 1 9
Oneyti. cul li. on 10 2 22
Winston «te 1 00 2
Totals it. wz. 30 13 73
East Dallas
G. F. Pts.
BVang | is ka seen ily 27
Lasher: cai. hiv.sl 0 0 0
Hislop, 5a beni co 0 0 0
LATTIO ix ds 20a fe Rien 2 0 4
Bry 3-0 nb a 0 0 0
enzo. tL ara 7 1 15
Shelley’. + ......300 5 7 17
Potals unis oa 63
Shavertown vs. Huntsville
Shavertown Methodist went down
to their third straight defeat at the
hands of Huntsville 70 to 56. Both
teams came up with nine players
for the game and a lot of action
resulted, as substitutes were freely
used. Leading scorer for both
teams was Don Purvin with 19. Don
was closely followed by Bob Hontz
with 18. The winners featured a
well-balanced attack with 8 of their
9 men contributing to the scoring.
Huntsville
G. BF. Pts.
Chas./ Brobst 4 2 10
1) MRE PI er Vi HAA 5 0 10
Art Hontz -=....-.. 0 0 0
Rome." ... hiioe. 2 2 6
Kozick: i 5.00 vs 7 0 14
Mosier i. ieee 3.0 6
Mead. Loli oi 3 0 6
Bauer: + Lani ns 3 0 6
Strausser |b Lou. 5 2 12
Totals lute 32 6 70
Shavertown
G. PB. 'Pts.
BoHontz | cosh 8 2 18
Frederici |i. nl. . 0 0 0
Bonawitz scan 0 0 0
Moskalule, = undo 2 1 5
Eyer hid a Loar ia 0 0 0
Hadolick «1% dla se, 0 0 0
Purvin Lissa 9 1 19
Dymond +h: dail 1 2 4 |
Dietz. © bia li 5a tn
Wotals: iid 25 6 56
Alderson vs. Prince of Peace
Alderson, which hasn't lost a
league game in two seasons, con- |
tinued on their winning ways, op- |
position this time provided by |
Prince of Peace. The game was |
much closer than the score indi- |
cates as Prince of Peace frequently
costs, plus an impounding charge
of Two Dollars ($2.00) for each
period of twenty-four hours or any |
portion thereof during which said
motor vehicle is impounded.
Enacted and Ordained this 10th
day of December, 1963, by the
Council of the Borough of Dallas.
Harold Brobst
President
Attest:
Robert W. Brown, Secretary.
Approved this 10th Day of
December, 1963.
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closed the gap to less than five
points. Alderson scored 37 points
each half to win their third straight
of the year. The defending changes
were again led by Gene Brobst
with 25, although he had more
than enough help as every Alder-
son player broke into the scoring
column. Jim Thomas kept Prince
of Peace close with a 22 point ef-
fort for the losers.
Alderson
G. PB. Pts.
Searfosg vical vu *9 4 8
Price! mado nln aT 2 0 4
Harris 110 0 waitin 4 0 ‘8
Leach. ois. an 1 2 4
Crispell vi icing, 4 2 10
Shales’ #4. La ods 6 3 15
Brabst vie ae dg 9 7 25
Totals!® aki 28. 16 74
Prince of Peace
G. F.; Pts.
R. Richardson ...... 2 0 4
Blinc eo hn dod. ili d 5 1 11
Oldman: far. noobs 3 0 6
Thomas +i. a0 9. ila 22
T. Richardson... .... 4 9
Allabaugh, / ~.%.ds 1 1 8
Totals i o.. il, 24 7 55
League Standings
W. L.
Alderson i at 3 0
Bashi Dallas ti Gi. 2 9
Trucksville a SHE a. 1
Huntsville: i ils cid iisieisis 2 1
Shavertown =. ...0. LLG 0 3
Prince of Peace: ....... 0 3
January 4th schedule at Dallas
Junior High School—7:00 — Hunts-
ville vs. East Dallas. 8:00 — Prince
of Peace vs. Shavertown. ' 9:00—
Alderson vs. Trucksville,
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We regret that the news on Mrs.
Norman Lewis’ health is not so
good. She is a patient in General
Hospital and at first she seemed to
be somewhat improved Her friends
and relatives wish that improve-
ment might continue. Her daugh-
ter Patsy from Maryland is spend-
ing Christmas vacation with her.
Also word came that svhzn Mrs.
Rose Miller's daughter came to get
ner mother for Christmas dinner
she found that her mother had
fallen in the snow. No one knows
just what happened, but in spite of
the long exposure, she was able to
walk. when gotten up and was
taken to Nesbitt Hospital and now
knows her visitors but does not
know what happened to her.
MT. ZION CAROLLERS
* Nelson Lewis was th: driver of
the school bus which hauled a
| lively load of 40 singers of assorted
ages to sing Christmas carols in
front of 25 homes in the com-
munity on Sunday night. Trumpet-
ers Larry Earl and Hal Seiple had
their instruments with them and
played many of the carols. And
the trumpets came in handy some:
times when the crowd was ready
to pile back into the bus, for then
they sounded out an appropriate
bugle «call to the sound of
“Charge”, and they charged back
into the vehicle! At the end of
their 3 hour journey tke carollers
found waiting for th:m at the
church sandwiches and hot cocoa
which Marion LaBar Margaret
Harris and Beverly Hawkins had
prevared. Participating: Marjorie
Seiple, Hal 'Seiple, Donald Parry,
Sharon [LaBar, Jean Best. Lana
Best, Jackie VanTuy': Nadeen
Ven Tuyle, Susan LaB1i1: Karen
Fronich, Mile Bell, Biliy Miles,
Lucy Daniels, Don Daniels, Mark
Yanchunas, Joey Yanchunas,
Wayne Scull, Ralph Scull, Wayman
Smith, David Emanuel, Ruth Gray,
Joan Dymond, Linda Dymond,
Mary Fronduti, Alice Gene Frondu-
ti, Marie Shaffer, Dawn Shaffer,
Linda [Shaffer, June Alling, Nancy
Alling, Betsey Alling, Catherinz Gil-
bert, Jean Earl, Larry Earl, Timmy
Earl, Ray Earl, Ronnie Earl Wil-
liam Reid, and the driver Nelson
Lewis. The following - are the
homes serenaded: Harold Harris,
Charles Gilberts, Harold Seiples,
Ezra Rozelles, Hiram Booths, M. R.
Smiths, Havards, Willard Pecks,
Harold VanTuyles, Emma Masters,
Dymonds, Shiners, Gonser, Hughes,
two Earls, Weatherlys, Bells, Per-
rys, Lewis, Hronichs, Howells,
Shaffers and Millers.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Reid
and children spent a couple of days
after Christmas visiting his and her
parents in New Jersey.
It was delightful to see Marie
LaBar and daughter Sharon home
for the holidays. | Sharon fitted
accept our most
sincere thanks for
SHAVERTOWN
your valued patronage.
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have a Happy
New Year!
Our thanks
~ for your loyalty.
IRIE IE ETE a mre
right back into her niche in the
choir and [Sunday School. She is a
student nurse at Pennsylvania Hos-
pital in Philadelphia and loves it.
Early Christmas morning, when I
was so far the only one dressed,
Marjorie Seiple called to ask if I
could come down to help identify
a very tame bird eating seed on
their patio. I got into the car and
went, and stealthily crept up their
steps. The bird wasn’t there then,
but I waited in the kitchen until
ke finally did come ‘o eat. It was,
to my surprise, a Towhee. I didn’t
wonder she was excited, for she had
never seen one. They used to be
on our feeder back in the summer.
Biack back, white undergide, and
rcbin-redbreast color in front.’
Clayton Gray was on the cinder
truck the other day when the
frozen cinders slid down and a
chunk of them scraved his leg, a
long angry-lookinz scrape. So he’s
home letting the air get to it with
its natural healing properties. I
thinl. he should be weiring a pant-
and-a-half for the occasion
I noticed Joan Dymond (Clayt’s
daughter whom 7 phoned for in-
formation about ha: father) had a
hoarse throat when she talked.
She pays she always gets sick with
a cold or something around
Christmas time. The Dymonds have
a yard of interests over there since
they got a redwood bird feeder
with ‘trading stamps. Grosbeaks—
which Joan thought at first must
be oversized locusts, the way they
gobbled down the seeds, have come
like they do here, hungry and
meaning to eat. Then there's
bluejay who comes and scares
away other (birds.
ORANGE
‘A Christmas card from Nora Dy-
mond and sister Fannie told that
they are visiting Lee Dymonds’ at
Allentown for Christmas. Lee is
pastor of “The United Church cf
Christ at Greenawald at All:ntown
and reports that they like it very
much. I always relay any news
from Nora and Fannie to Catherine
Ford, a patient at Valley Crest
who used to be in Teachers College
with Nora.
And from Madge Snyder former-
ly of Orange, now at Toms River,
comes the report, that Bob went
over into Sullivan County and got
a buck. And that daughter Marie
(little Marie, the last IT saw her!)
1s now studying at the University
of. Pennsylvania.
CARVERTON
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reid and
family from Wilmington,
visited Mrs. Reid’s mother,
Betty Scureman, Carverton.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Fish,
Montoursville, visited Mrs. Fish’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. at
Ickinger. Mrs. Hildegard Wolfe
and two daughters also joined the
family gathering. Mrs. Wolfe lives
a few doors away. J
On [Sunday Dec. 22 there were °
many relatives and friends gathered
at Carverton Methodist Church for
the baptism of Duane Allen Rossi,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rossi,
Plainfield, N. J. Mrs. Rossi is the
former Ruby Margaret Dixon. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Hoffman of Mt.
Zion were god-parents. A buffet
lunch was served for the guests at
the home of the baby’s great
grandmother Mrs. Harold Dixon Sr.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dixon Jr. and Hally of Kentucky;
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dixon, Elaine,
Lewis Jr.,, and Debbie, Orange;
Mr. and Mrs. David Dixon, Patsy,
David Jr., and Donna, Carverton
(where the Bachmans used to
live), Mr. and Mrs. William Lar-
mouth and David, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hoffman, Mt. Zion, and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bertocei, Wyo-
ming. 3
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