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WHITINGS PARTS ond Service,
Atlantic Gas, 114 N. Memorial
dighway, Shavertown. General Au-
‘tomobile repairs, specializing in
‘tune-ups. | 674-8937.
N)AM RUBBER—any size—thickness
for mattresses—cushions—seats.
Upholstering material, $1.00 to $2.50
yard. MATTRESSES MADE & EX-
PERTLY RECONDITIONED & RE-
COVERED—M. B. BEDDING CO.
factory, 526 South Main Street.
Wilkes-Barre.
{UGS Any Size—All known makes.
a little out of the way, but a lot
ess to pray B. Carpet Company,
67 South Main Street, Wilkes-
arve
I'OP MARKET PRICES. Consign your
Jivestock to our auction. Sale ev-
ery Monday at 2. Danville Livestock
] Market, Danville, Pa. Call 275-2880.
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VHITE BIRCH Trailer Ranch &
* Mobile Home Parts.
SNOW BLOWERS -
| Chain Saws. Welding.
| ters. Phone 674-3227.
McCuliough
Sales. Route 309, Dallas, Penna.
_ Travel Trailers, Mobile Homes and |
Gus Wal- |
WILLIAM ECKERT Lawnmower
Sales and Service. Saws filed,
lawnmowers sharpened, repaired,
and stored. New and used mowers;
Wel-
lawnmower parts. 674-5931.
lington Avenue, off Route 309.
PIANO TUNINw and REPAIRING.
Oscar
Whitesell, Hunlock Creek. R.F.D. 1.
Muhlenburg 256-3185.
FURNITURE and ANTIQUE recon-
Hellersperk.
ditioning. Stefan
674-0744.
COMPLETE Garage work -
Highway, Dallas.
front
end rebuilding - Bear front end
alignment. Elston and Gould - Main
Sanitary Service —
SEPTIC TANKS, reinforced concrete
buy the best. Costs less in the
long run. C. E. German and Son
Kingston 282-1448 or your local sug
plv dealer.
Ralph Fitch & Sons
Septic Tanks Cleaned - Installed
TOP SOIL - STONE - FILL
DALLAS — 674-8311
| Help ‘Wanted
Legal—
HAVE YOUR well
PORTABLE steam-cleaning, by call-
ing Harry at 674-3549, or Bob,
674-5556.
drilled now.
No down payment, five years to
pay. Sorber Well-drilling. 477-3921.
ROOF
* All Types }lechanical Work *
Tires — $4.75 up
- Align and balance -
ELSTON & GOULD
'....Memorial Highway - Dallas
and Mr.
Barre City, (Died December
EVERYTHING UNDER ONE
| granted
SEASONED Fireplace logs.
_ko, 477-3741.
FIREPLACE LOGS, hard wood 1504
«apple. Call after 5 p.m. or week-;
, ends. Call 477-3594.
"40 cents lb. Loin half 69 cents.
: ~ Whole piece 69 cents 1b., Lean and
Tender: Cave's supermarket.
Mixed | :
‘hardwood and apple. George Yur- |
ELECTRIC HEAT
— ELECTRIC BOILER UNITS —
* For Hot water Heating systems
* For new or existing homes
* Compaet - Wall mounted
CALL FOR ESTIMATE
DALLAS ENGINEERS, INC.
696-1184
ment,
mands, to present same without de-
lay to the Executors, No. 125 Bridge
Street, = Tunkhannock, Wyoming,
County, Pa.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ‘that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted to Mrs. Lawrence Harding
Olin Stark, in the estate
of Ralph A. Rhoades, late of Wilkes-
10th,
1964.) All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make pay- |
those having claims or de-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
‘Letters Testamentary have been
in" the [Estate of Loretta
Roberts Terry, Deceased, who died
September 7, 1964, late of the
Borough of Forty Fort, to. Miss
Florence Roberts. All persons in-
debted to said estate make pay-|
| Mrs.
ment and those having claims pre-
sent same without delay to the
above Executrix.
Miss Florence Roberts
1036 Rutter Avenue
Forty Fort, Pa.
doors, windows, awnings, railings,
rain gutters. Lucite paint. Alum-
~~ inum screens and glass
+ Free estimats. Harris Hill Road,
~ Trucksville. 696-2924.
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RUBBER foot wear for all the en
ily; Joe's Men’s Shop, 35 Main
Street, Dallas. Phone 674-7611.
~ 1959 PONTIAC - 4 door Star Chief
automatic motor -power brakes,
~ Heater and Radio. Excellent Con-
dition, one owner. 24 Filbert Street
Forty-Fort, Pa. :
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UPRIGHT FREEZER, Refrigerator
} nd Gas Stove. Call 639-5868.
TRICKLY Fresh stewing oysters
49 cents Dozen Arriving 3 times
! Weekly Cave's Supermarket, Ire-
; town Corners.
1953 DODGE half-ton pick-up truck.
i Call 639-5979. Jerry’s Service
Station, Harveys Lake RD Z.
i PC LIVING ROOM SUITE with
© covers; 2 mahogany end tables
§ with glass tops. Call 675-2526 after
p.m.
own delicious recipe. 99 Conis 1b.
store sliced Cave's Supermarket Ide-
blown Corners.
3 LOST bright carpet colors — re-
store them with Blue Lustre.
‘Rent electric shampooer $1. Back
Mt. Lumber & Coal Company,
Shavertown, Pa.
~ FIREPLACE WOOD, also stove and
furnace wood. Plenty of white
/ birch fireplace wood for christman.
i Come fill your trunk or we will de-
liver. L. Elwood Doll,” Evans Falls,
“Route 309 Phone: 836 7988.
BEEF HAMBURG, The best buy © on
the highway, 3 lb. $1 Cave's
Supermarket, Memorial Highway,
~ Idetown at the lights.
LOVELY Red Brocade Cocktail
Dress with jacket. Size 9-10.
Only worn once. Phone 675- 2001.
MAN'S Sport Jacket. Size 38. Like
new. Reasonable. Phone 696-
2358.
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| BAKED HAM, Wilson No. 1 lean
hams, store-sliced for freshness.
| 85 cents lb. Caves Supermarket,
Memorial Highway, Idetown.
go 1b. Potatoes, large size, $1.95,
Cabbage 10 cents a head or 3 for
$.25, apples '» bu. $1.00 (MacIntosh
| Spies, Delicious, Rome) Merrill Tho-
mas Produce, opposite Natona Mills,
Dallas.
§: BLACK urine Toat, Size 14 18,
| very reasonable. 675-2586.
es al
j HOme Sule Bread in Store. ‘Baked
Daily Large Loaf. 35 cents Guaran-
Seed Fresh. A quality product. Cave’s
Supermarket Idetown Corners,
k 1953 CHEVY Power ( GI; do Need:
Battery. $60 Call 674-2158. Frank
Zarychta, Dallas, RD 3.
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New—Used
BRYANT'S MOBILE HOMES
Sales — Service — Parts
675-2447
Open 9 am. to 9 p.m.
- Memorial Highway —- Dallas
Whom To Call—
k CARPENTRY improvements and re-
modelling of all types. Free Es-
0S ‘prompt: service. Daslly
METZGAR for aluminum products, |
reparied. |
Water Pump Sales
and Service
Water Pump Sales and: Service
Tanks Switches- Piping
Softeners - Chlorination, ete.
R. W. WEIDNER — 333-4548
BOTTLED GAS
PYROFAX
New and Used Appliances
Sales, and Service
'ROOD’S GAS AND APPLIANCE
COMPANY
Overbrook Avenue, Dallas
674-5371
NOTICE,
ization Meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of Lake Township, Lu- |
zerne County, Pennsylvania, will be
Company Building, Monday, Jan-
Standard Time. The first regular
meeting for the fiscal year 1965 will |
be held immediately following the
Reorganization Meeting.
John H. Stenger
Secretary
For Remt or Sale
HUNTSVILLE Stre eet, Seven rooms
and bath. Oil heat. Excellent con-
dition. Close to school. Call 674-3117
after 4 P.M.
3775.
JACK WINTERS Tire Recapping
Service, Main Highway. Wheel
balancing. New Tires, recaps. Open
Friday til 9 p.m. Phone 675-2036
fUEL OILS, Atlantic Products. Me-
ter Service to insure you accur
acy. Montrose Oil Company, 43t
Main Street, Luzerne. Phone King-
ston. 287-2361
IS YOUR TRUCK, tractor or auto.
Your mechanic
mobile using oil ?
or garage will recommend SEALED
POWER guaranteed piston rings.
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP.
STULL BROTHERS KINGSTON.
-Ralph Fitch & Sons
Plumbing and Heating
GAS - OIL - COAL
Deep and Shallow Well Pumps
DALLAS — 674-8311
For Rent —
FIVE ROOM Bungalow. Centrally lo-
cated in Sweet Valley. Call 477-
2051 or 674-4621.
APARTMENT. "Three rooms znd
bath, central location. Heat and
hot water furnished. 80 Main Street,
Dallas. Call 674-1366.
STORAGE SPACE Available. Large
or small areas. Dry and Clean.
Call 674-1366. !
Wanted,
OLD DOLLS for repair. Will trade
rag carpet for old dolls (must
be usable). Call 675- 2263.
Wanted To ‘Buy-—
1000 JUNK CARS, trucks, or *cac-
tors, regardless of condition. Top
dollar; Sweet Valley GR 7-3631.
WANTED — small portable kero-
sene heating unit for greenhouse.
674-5301.
For Free—
FOUR MALE PUPPIES, Part Hound.
Seven weeks old. Call 696-1620.
Work Wanted—
_ Real Estate For Sale —
RURAL Upholstery, Sweet Valley,
RD 1. Free estimates. Call 477-
THUMAS P. GARRITY
Realtor
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
sarvice to the Greater Back Mt. Are:
Pole 89 ~— Herrveys Lake
HARVEYS LAKE NE 9-5105
NOXEN
The following employees of Ronox
Manufacturing Company held their
annual Christmas party at Esther's
Restaurant, Beaumont on Friday
night: Dave Rowker, John Levan-
doski, Paul = Rowker, ‘Margaret
Lerch, Connie Dymond, Alice Space,
Florence Teetsel,
Ethel Wall, Rebecca Patton, Anna
Hackling, Mary Hoover, Evelyn
Smith, Ruth Crossman, Eleanor
Patton, Marion Engelman, Gladys
Goble, Shirley Strohl, Druie Turner,
Betty Teetsel, Mary Meeker, Virgie
Teetsel, Laura May, Rose Newell,
Sharyn Coole, Eloise Montross, Mil-
lie Lavelle, Helen Denmon, Alberta
Cook, Pauline Smith, Eva Herdman,
Ruth Dymond, Ellen Coole, Mary
Hopfer, Myrtle MacMillan, Ethel
Engelman. The group enjoyed sing-
ing Christmas Carols and exchang-
ing gifts.
Sales Slip Pads
In Many Designs
Try The Dallas Post
| George Dendler, Mrs. Robert But- |
| ler, Mrs. Lewis Higgins, Mrs.
The Annual Reorgan- |
day. They celebrated early with a |
held at the Daniel C. Roberts Fire
I'son’s Mr.
| uary 4, 1965, at 10:00 a.m., Eastern |
Clara Rifenbery, |
Bob Parry,
the teams is Wednesday, December
30.
the first place team.
please call George Williams or Bob
Crosson at the “Y”. !
OPERATORS needed for Coning |
and Doubling. Apply at the Du-
plan Corporation, Personel Office,
Eley Street, Kingston, Pa. from 9-
11 AM. and 2-4 P.M.
Ruggles
LUSoLAY,
The Ruggles Methodist Church
held their Christmas program on |
Friday evening which was very en- |
joyable. Recitations were given |
from the Nursery Classes to Kin-
dergarden and Junior Intermediate. |
Senior High gave a play entitled!
“Still Radiant Shines the Star,” and
the cast included, Ted Higgins, Bev-
erly Swire, Joyce Kocher, Amos
Swire, Joyce Rood, Darrell Loomis,
Susan Honeywell, Harry Montross,
Treva and Allen Sorchick.
Mrs. Alfred Keener was admitted
to General Hospital
afternoon.
Richard Williams of Manheim, Pa.
spent the week end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
Anyone having any item for this
column please call this number
639-5618.
The Ruggles W. S. C. S. held their |
meeting and Christmas party on |
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Carl Smith. Secret Pals were |
revealed and New ones again chosen |
for the New Year. The following
were present. Mrs. Charles Williams
Allen Sorchick, Mrs. Robert.
Traver, Mrs. Darrell Loomis, Mrs.
on Saturday |
Clar- |
ence Oberst, Mrs. Glenn Kocher and |
the hostess Mrs. Carl Smith.
Mrs. Beulah Bronson spent the
weekend at the house of her son |
and his family, Mr. and Mrs. John |
Bronson of Springville, Pa., on Sun- |
i
Christmas dinner at Beulah’s grand- |
and Mrs. Herbert Traver |
and Jesse, William and Marie and!
the following were there, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Maver, Donna, Daniel |
and Linda of Quaker Lake, Pa., Mr. |
and Mrs. John Bronson, Larry, Joan, |
Jennette and James. Mr. and Mrs. |
Charles Huffman, Susan, Kay, Lorna
and Duane of Liberty, Pa. Mr. and |
Mrs. Edward Traver, Bruce and |
Arron, of Friendsville, Pa., Walter |
Bronson and son, Waiter Jr. of |
Dallas.
Mrs. Rita Wilkes has returned to |
her home after being a patient in
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Clifford Crispell spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George
Swan of Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer and
children spent Sunday with Fred's
grandmother, Mrs. Bruce Spencer of
Benton. |
Mrs. John Honeywell received a!
beautiful tropical bouquet of flowers |
for Christmas from her son John Jr.,
who is stationed in Hawaii.
William Franklin |
Birthday greetings are extended
to John Honeywell Jr., in Hawaii
and to Jeffery Honeywell. By the
way Yours Truly and Glenn will
celebrate their 30th anniversary on |
Christmas Day.
Basketball Tourney i
Can Use More Players |
There are still a few openings on !
the Junior and Senior High Basket- |
ball teams which make up the
tournament to begin on Monday,
J anuary 4.
This is a Back Mountain Branch
YMCA winter activity for its youth |
|
members. Anyone who is inter- |
ested in being on one of the four |
teams, should contact, immediately, |
| pleased with ‘it.
| Union W.C.T.U.,
ta great
DECEMBEK <9, 1964
LEHMAN
The flower arrangements in the
Methodist Church are in memory of
Juan Ferre, given by his wife
Louise, Mrs, H. A. Brown's daugh-
ter.
Alfred Martin Jr. was baptized in
the Methodist Church Sunday
morning by Rev. Winfield L. Kelly.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Martin.
Deborah Sue Lansberry was also
| baptized in the Methodist Church
Sunday. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lansberry
and their first child. They make
their home on the Ellen ‘Major
farm, with Agnes and aunt Sarah.
Present at the Baptism was the
child's two grandmothers, Mrs.
Agnes Lansberry and Mrs. Mildred
Weidner and great grandmother,
Mrs. Sophie Higgins. They all had
a dinner at the Ellen Major's, who
is also a great grandmother, but
| was unable to go to the ehinelt on
account of her health.
James. Daniel, Ashley, salle to
see Mrs. Nettie Reabuck over the
holidays. Mrs. Reabuck is on the
sick list. You may write in care of
Aaron Sutton, R. D. 4 Dallas. She
would like to thank all her friends
for sending so many beautiful get-
well cards and Christmas cards.
Mrs. Reabuck is Mrs. Lanceford
Sutton’s mother.
Members ' of Dallas Union
| W.C.T.U. visited Veteran’s Hospital
Tuesday and presented many Veter-
ans with Christmas gifts. -
Mrs. Morton Connelly drove a car
full of members: Mrs. Lillian Hilde-
brant, Mrs. Fred Spaulding, Mrs.
Arthur Hoover, Mrs. Jane Kocher
and Carolann Lamoreaux.
We all went to help ER the
| Veterans, but they were all so kind |
Land courteous to us all even the
hospital staff, they gave us more
| than we gave them.
We saw many Veterans making
scarfs and skating caps. One Veter-
an finished one he was making and
gave it to Carolann, who was
She said the girls
at college wear them.
We also took along bed bootics
and lap robes made by our Dallas
some bibs and bed
bags, made by the Dorranceton
Union and lap robes, scrap book |
and cushion made by the Sweet
Valley W.C.T.U. Union. They were
glad to get these donations.
Happy birthday to: Roy Squier,
Beulah M. Miller, Mabel Major, Ed- :
ward Cilvik Jr., Cynthia = Louise
Disque, and Robert Cutting.
I would like to thank all those |
who helped me this past year with
the Lehman news, and hope more
folks who like to read it will help
me this coming year. Happy New
Year to all.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover ay
entertaining their son Gerald; and
family, from Wilmington Delaware
and Jule's s'ster from Philadelphia. |
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT |
Christmas pageant at Lehman
Methodist Church December 23 was |
success. Lake-Lehman |
Band Brass Choir, led by John 3)
liauskas, entertained.
Recitations were given by: Gary
Tough, Thomas Williams, Howard ,
Cosgrove, Charles Gensel, Debra ;
Martin, Sandra Carichner, Wayne
Sutton, Kyle Sutton, and Roger |
Miers, Kevin Cragle, Edward On- |
| cay, E Eric Major, and George Vicarl. |
In the pageant, “The Little Shep-
herd” by Barbara Stuart were: Jo-
anna Weaver, ‘Cynthia Oncay, Flof- |
ence Hospodar, Rachel Miers, April |
Chamberlain, Cynthia Sutton, Debra |
Mekeel, Susan Brown, Jean Jobe
| son, Harriet Kocher, Carole Eddy, |
Gary Baker, Ruth Adamschick,
Helen Jean Earl, Arthur Carichner,
Glenna Brown, Paul Adamschick,
Linda Tough, Christopher Dawe
Leonard Martin, Dale Ehret, Char-
les Maye, James Cook, Dale Sutton,
Buddy Chamberlain, Linda Tough,
and Linda Sutton.
After the program refreshments |
were served, and Santa wag there.
Pianists were Mrs. Joseph Ells-
moreaux, Mrs. Leonard Adamschick,
Mrs. Glenn Johnson, Mrs. David
Eddy, Mrs. William Simms, Mrs.
Edwin Wright, Mrs. Chester La-
moreaux, and superintendent; Mrs.
Gordon Dawe; Mrs. Robert Disque,
organist; Mrs. Gilbert Tough, senior
choir leader; Mrs. William Sutton,
Little Notes leader; Joseph Ells-
worth, lighting; Mrs. Albert Ide,
flower arrangement;
and MYF, decorations; and Friend-
ship Class, the refreshments;
in charge of costumes were Mrs.
David Eddy, Mrs. Walter Chamber-
Mrs. Dorrance Mekeel, Mrs. | — iY
lain Jr.,
Glenn Johnaon, Mrs. Edwin Wright, |
and Mrs. Gordon Dawe.
Mrs. Maria L. Heslop
Recent Dallas Resident
Mrs. Maria L. Heslop, resident of
Dallas for the past three years, was |
in Oak Lawn Cemetery |;
Robert |
buried
Thursday afternoon, Rev.
J. Lukens, pastor of Kingston |
Methodist Church, officiating.
Native of Sandy Run, daughter
of Edward and Elsie Langdon Charl- |
ton, Mrs. Heslop lived in Kingston |
for fifty years. Her husband Frank
died in July of 1953.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Elea-
nor Scourfield, Philadelphia;
sons: Frank, California; and Thomas,
Dallas; ~ eight grandchildren and
eight greatgrandchildren; a sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Keller, Tunkhannock;
two brothers, Edwin Charlton,
Blakely, and Frank Charlton, New
York. City.
Alvin Cragle
and
two |}
Fernbrook
Fred Davis, Summit Street, is
still convalescing at his home after
suffering from four broken toes
when he was injured at work on
October 28.
John Gosart, 113 E. Overbrook
Avenue, returned home on Satur-
day after being a patient in Vet-
erans Hospital for 10 days.
Ron Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
worth and Carolann Lamoreaux; | Roy Moss, Demunds, is spending the
Teachers: Mrs. Ellsworth, Miss La- |
Christmas holidays with his parents
on leave from Columbia Blble Col-
lege, South Carolina. On Sunday
night he will conduct the evening
service in the Glenview P.M. Church.
Little Nicky Susaraba, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Susaraba, Demunds
Road, returned home from a week's
stay in Nesbitt Hospital. Another
son, Timmy, 3 years old, also was a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital where he
underwent tests. He returned
home on Sunday.
Almost every home in the Fern-
brook area is arrayed with some
| type of Christmas decorations and
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lights. May I at this time wish all
who have helped me throughout
this past year with this column a
Very Merry Christmas and the
Happiest of New Year possible.
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674-5551
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Across from Linear
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Strauser’s
LINOLEUM & TILE CENTER
Luzerne
supervision and service.
Call or
401 Jerome Street
25¢ COIN OPERATED CAR WASH
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ere’s a
truckload
of gratitude
for letting
US serve you.
‘ary, March, April. Rate, $15 for 18
MAN — Sixty-seven years of age,
used to hard work. Part inside &!
part outside. Work ‘wanted for bal- |
ance of December, January. Febru-
| SWEET VALLEY
hours. Phone 674-2522.
—
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o Clutches eo Gaskets
We're not jacks-of-all-trades.
gd masters of one..
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extremely low prices. Since AAMCO
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Pierce Street
Phone 288-6613
288-1496
We plan to make many
resolutions for
the New Year . .
important one is
*0 continue serving you to the
best of our ability.
With gratitude for your
support, we wish you
a Happy New Year.
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Enterprise 1-0843
Luzerne-Dallas Highway