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For Sale —
FRESH KILLED Frying Chickens
" 129c 1lb., Cave's Supermarket, Mem-
orial Highway, Idetown at the traffic
light.
HOME Style white bread, lg. loaf!
1:35c. Baked fresh daily. Cave’s
Supermarket, Memorial Highway, at
the traffic lights.
12” HOT DOGS & ROLLS, for your
' cookout, Cave's Supermarket!
Memorial Highway, Idetown Corners
ati the lights.
SNEAKS for all the family. $2.99 yanges and freezers, jumbo dis-
- up Also U. S. Keds. Joe's Men's
Shop, 35 Main Street, Dallas. Phone
674-7611.
FOAM RUBBER - any size - thick-
. ness for mattresses-cushions-
seats. Upholstering material $1.00 to
$2.50 yard. Matresses made and ex-
pertly recovered M.B. Bedding Com-
pany factory, 526 Main Street,
Wilkes-Barre.
ISLE O Gold, Oleo $1. Special at
* 'Cave’s = Supermarket, Memorial
Highway, Idetown Corners at the
traffic lights.
HOME GROWN Sweet Corn, fresh
ge every day, every ear perfect,
Cave’s Supermarket, Memorial Hwy.
1957 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 2 tone
- green, Body in very good con-
dition. Good tires, Highest offer will
be accepted. Call 675-3177.
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ge New—Used
| BRYANT’S MOBILE HOMES
Sales — Service — Parts
675-2447
Open 9 am. to 9 p.m.
Memorial Highway — Dallas
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.
SERTA odd lot mattress & spring
sale, set twin size, $119.50 value, |
special this weekend $59. Boyd R.!
White Appliance & Furniture, Dal- |
las, 674-8181.
| ATTRACTIVE Throw Pillows, $1.99
value, special this weekend, 99c.'
Boyd R. White Appliance & Furni-
ture, Dallas, 674-8181.
JUST received carload of new 1966
Frigidaire Laundry Equipment
and 1965 Frigidaire refrigerators,
counts on all these appliances at
Boyd R. White Appliance & Furni-
ture, Dallas. 674-8181.
CLOSEOUT 1965 Frigidaire air con-
ditioners, 6000 BTU, special while
they last, $149. Boyd R. White Ap-
pliance & Furniture, Dallas. 674-
8181.
SEE our large selection of carpets.
Either wall to wall installations
or room size. Rugs. Free estimates
on installations. Large discount, of
course, at Boyd R. White Appliance
& Funriture, Dallas. 674-8181.
USED Frigidaire electric - clothes
dryer, all porcelain. Special $49.95
Boyd R. White Appliance & Furni-
ture, Dallas. 674-8181.
1958 CHEVROLET Panel Truck, new
paint and motor job. 1959 Ram-
bler American Station wagon, good
condition. 675-1847,
1957 RENAULT Dauphine, black,
4-door, with radio, good tires.
Private owner. $100. Phone 639-
5917.
Whom To Call—
INTERNATIONAL Cub Cadet Lawn
' andGarden Tractors. McCullough
Chain Saws, Welding. New. and
used riding mowers. Gus Walters
Phone 674-3227.
BOY'S complete school uniform,
size 6 slim, in good condition.
574-4831.
O MALE collie puppies, 7 months
old. $15 each. Elmer D. Russell,
Machell Avenue, R. D. 4 Dallas.
WASHER, maple living-room suite,
! two step tables, coffee table, odd
lamps. 696-1447.
SWEET CORN and Tomatoes Home
I grown, fresh picked daily. Fresh
dug potatoes. Fresh fruits and vege-
fables. Penna. peaches and apples.
Mazer's Farm Market. Route 118
Lehman’ Highway. Open every day
oe — 8:00 p.m.
HOME GROWN peaches from
~ Creasy’s in Catawissa. 10c Ib. -
50c half peck. Transparent apples,
plumbs 2 lbs. 35¢, raspberries, black-
‘berries, corn, tomatoes, fresh dug
‘potatoes. Merrill Thomas Produce
across from Natona.
MAHOGANY drop-leaf table, 4
“chairs, in excellent condition. 639-
5850.
1958 PONTIAC Sedan, hardtop con-
. vertible good rubber. Good run-
ning condition. Wayne Hubbell,
‘Noxen, Phone 298-2054.
NINE Steam radiators. Call 696-
1043.
1964 PLYMOUTH Fury two door
hardtop, 383 engine, four speeds.
‘Two snow tires. No trade. $2400.
Main Street, Luzerne.
ston, 287-2361.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965
FUEL OILS, Atlantic Products. Me-
ter Service to insure you accur:
acy. Montross Oil Company, 436
Phone King-
VACUUM Cleaners - sale, service
and repairs. Joseph S. Blaum, the
Hoover Man. Phone 639-5673.
IS YOUR TRUCK, tractor or auto-
mobile using 0il? Your mechanic
or garage will recommend SEALED
POWER guaranteed piston rings
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP.
STULL BROTHERS KINGSTON.
FLOOR sanding and finishing. Satis-
faction guaranteed. 674-2561.
REMODELING OR BUILDING?
We give free estimates
Roofing Siding
Willard Newberry
and Son
675-1713 674-3514
RURAL Upholstery, Sweet Valley,
R D 1. Free Estimates. Call 477-
4911.
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
supply dealer.
Ralph Fitch & Sons
Septic Tanks Cleaned - Installed
TOP SOIL - STONE - FILL
DALLAS — 674-8311
Septic Tanks Installed
Fill, Sand & Gravel or
Top Soil
Ken Williams - 639-5172
"Bob Butler - 298-2025
Wanted To Buy—
PLUMBING & HEATING
Repair and Installation
Estimates Furnished
674-6591
Dallas, Pennsylvania
Harry Peiffer
1000 JUNK CARS, trucks, or %rac-
tors, regardless of condition. Top
dollar; Sweet Valley GR 7-3631.
ALL TYPES of Junked, Motor Ve-
hicles. Regardless of year or con-
dition. Call 674-0758.
HAVE your well drilled now. No
down payment, five years to pay,
Sorber Well-Drilling. Call 477-3921.
HOW MUCH DID YOU PAY? |
We charge $17.50 up to 1,000 !
gallons. Septic Tanks Cleaned
and installed
JIMMY’S SEPTIC SERVICE
Ph. 333-4535 Centermoreland
JACK WINTERS Tire Recapping
Service, Main Highway. Wheel
balancing. New Tires, recaps. Opeh
Friday ’til 9 p.m. Phone 675-2036
Ralph Fitch & Sons
Plumbing and Heating
GAS - OIL - COAL |
Deep and Shallow Well Pumps
DALLAS — 674-8311
RANCH style home, 2 or 3 bedrooms
in Dallas area. Box 5 Dallas Post.
Real Estate For Sale —
To most kids summer means
camp, and to a small group of
Back Mountain youngsters this
summer means the YMCA camp at
Fanti's Park.
There are twenty boys and girls
in the camp, and they manage to
keep their counselors hopping from
9:30 to 3:30 daily.
The camp day starts with devo-
tions, usually an inspirational story.
The Troop cousins, Diane and Lois,
. | say they like devotions best of all
‘Help Wanted
“DATA PROCESSING Course. Learn
IBM card punch, collating, etc.
offered by Eastern Career Schools,
P. O. Box 454, Wilkes-Barre.”
NATIONAL concern has opening for
three (3) neat appearing single
young ladies who are free to travel
to Worlds Fair, eastern resort
areas, and return, assisting manager
in publishers contract work. No ex-
perience required, but must be able
to leave town immediately. Excel-
lent earnings, with cash drawing
account, and all transportation fur-
nished. Able to drive car helpful.
For interviews see Mrs. Cota, Hart
Hotel, Wilkes-Barre, from 10 to
12:30 and 2 to 7 p.m., Thursday
through Saturday. Parents invited
up on interviews.
YOUNG MEN 18-25, single, neat ap-
pearing and free to travel entire
United States with national concern
doing publishers contact work. No
experience necessary. Transpor-
tation furnished. Expenses guaran-
teed, cash advances and immediate
employment for those who qualify.
For interview see Mr. R. Cota, Hart
Hotel, Wilkes-Barre, Hart Hotel,
2-7 p.m. Thursday through Satur-
day. Parents welcome at interview.
HOUSE in Dallas general vicinity
with sizeable lot for retiring
couple. Dial 674-4531.
Instruction—
INCREASE your wardrobe, learn to
sew. Private instructions by
qualified home economist. 674-7412.
Found—
1963 Dallas High School ring, girl's
size. Found in Wilkes-Barre. Call
824-5519.
THOMAS P. GARRITY
Realtor
Real Estate & Insurance
Service to the Greater
Back Mt. Area
Pole 89 — Harveys Lake
HARVEYS LAKE 639-5105
RANCH Type Home in Dallas. Two
carport. Partially finished
basement - 12 years old. Nice neigh-
borhood. Appraised at $10,500, ask-
ing $8,500. Low down payment. Call
639-5272.
LOTS: Pinecrest Avenue, Dallas,
50 x 300. Acreage also. 674-0831.
"Water Pump Sales
and Service
Water Pump Sales and Service
Tanks Switches- Piping
Softeners - Chlorination, etc.
4
R. W. WEIDNER — 333-4548
Call 696-2489.
RE RSE RA fe]
#1960 RAMBLER ‘Station Wagon, | .' _. ____
. Custom Cross Country, 6 cylinder |
“automatic. Good condition. $650.00.
“Call 674-8370 after 6 p.m.
_ VESPA GS Motorscotter - 10 horse-
+ power. Good shape, accessories
included, reasonable sale. Phone
1674-5621. 138 Elmcrest Drive, Dallas
GERMAN Short Haired Pointer.
Female. AKC registered. Excellent |
for hunting. $65. Call 825-6190.
4-YEAR OLD Palomino pony, saddle
. and bridle. $150. Inquire Jake
_ Holtzman, Bunker Hill, or call 287-
14609.
1954 PONTIAC, excellent running
. condition. Call 256-3527 or 256-3398
ELECTRIC HEAT
— ELECTRIC BOILER UNITS —
For Hot water Heating systems
For new or existing homes
Compact - Wall mounted
CALL FOR ESTIMATE
THERM-O-TEK, INC.
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For Rent ee
TRUCKSVILLE,
bath, 60 South Pioneer Ave. $37.50
per month. 287-8118 or 287-3478.
and weekends.
cluded. 477-2301.
SEVEN
room house,
0326.
EAST Dallas Apartment.
696-1184
674-4928.
bedrooms, modern bath, storage gn) Kingston, Pa.
closet,
first floor, unfur-
nished apartment, 3 rooms and
4-ROOM apartment over garage;
bath, garage, hot water heat in-|
beautiful | Roger Whitesell,
location on Overbrook Ave. Adults
only. Available Sept. 1. Inquire 674- | family, Mrs. Charlotte Calkins.
Legal Notice —
Estate of Edward H. Gunster
i late of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. (died May
124, 1965). All persons indebted to
| said estate are requested to make
i payment, and those having claims
to present the same without delay
to Thomas B. Klinger, Jr., Grand-
view Ave., New Goss Manor, Dallas,
Pa. or to the Kingston National
Executors.
Robert F. Dilley, Attorney.
Frear-Parrish Reunion
Mrs. Charlotte Calkins led devo-
tions and presided at the business
meeting of the Frear-Parrish re-
union, held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Johnson, Beaumont, on
{ Sunday. All officers Were retained:
| President Mrs. Calkins, vice- pres-
{ident Mrs. Robert Park, Secretary-
| Treasurer Mrs. Earl Johnson.
It was decided to have the re-
union at the same place on the
SMALL HOUSE - adults only. Har- third Sunday of July.
veys Lake. Call 298-2218 evenings |
Prizes were awarded to the oldesa
| married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
| liam Popke, oldest woman, Mrs.
| Popke, oldest man Nelson Parrish,
youngest child, David Brown, young-
est married couple, Mr. and Mrs.
longest distance,
and the largest
|
Carol Johnson,
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Parrish, Nelson Parrish, Marie
Four | yirright, all of Kingston; M d
rooms and bath on 2nd floor. Heat, WA v i
hot water, garage. Adults. $60. Call | conn; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Whitesell,
William Popke, Naugatuck,
| son Matthew, Sweet Valley; Mr. and
IS YOUR
VACUUM CLEANER
| in Need Of Repairs?
{ All Work is Guaranteed.
located. $60. 477-2051.
SWEET VALLEY, 5 room house. Oil
heat, all improvements. Centrally Mis
Mrs. Carl R. Morgan, Carl Jr.,
Bradley and David, Bristol; Mr. and
Jerome Brown, son David,
East Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Wright, Chase; Mr. and Mrs. Ran-
Help Wanted —
dolph Wright, Carol Edy, Mrs. Ethel
Johnson, Lehman; Carol Johnson.
PICKED DAILY. Back Mountain |
% . Sweet Corn. Good supply. Next to | CALL 477-3474 day or night d
{ Evans Drug Store, Memorial High-
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§ way, Shavertown. Fomerly Jacobs- | FURNITURE aad ANTIQUE recon-
© Silic enterprise. Open from 1 p.m.
| 1958 V-8 Chevrolet Station Wagon,
i Automatic, Good car. Private
© owner. $425. Call 674-2145 or 675-
2526.
“CHILD'S stove and typewriter, col-
~~ lector’s items; fine china, glass-
ware; tires, garden tools; antique
"mirrors, pictures; small rocker; bar-
" beque grill, aluminum picnic table,
;. chicken feeders. E. M. Greenfield,
Muhlenberg Corners. 256-3230.
BEAUTY Equipment, two gas plates |
bird cage, drapes, clothing, dishes,
ironing board, lamps, gal-
shoes,
' , vanized boiler, pictures, miscellan-
. eous items. 639-5230.
lawnmowers sharpened, repaired
New and used mowers; lawnmower
parts. Wheel Horse tractors. Call
674-5931. Wellington Avenue, off
Route 309.
EVERYTHING UNDER ONE
| ROOF
{] * All Types Mechanical Work *
Tires — $4.75 up
- Align and balance -
ELSTON & GOULD
...Memorial Highway - Dallas...
ists, Motel Managers needed
| Eh State approved correspondence
| ditioning. Stefan Hellersperk. :
| 674-0744. courses. Placement service. Eastern
{ Career Schools. P. O. Box 454,
WILLIAM ECKERT Lawnmower | wiles Barre,” .
Sales and Service. Saws filed,
| FARM workers wanted for Pocono
Mountain Farm. ‘Steady work to
November 1. Housing furnished if
needed. Apply Rodrigues Brothers,
Long Pond, Pa. Call Pocono Lake
646-2346.
DISHWASHER Steady employment,
six nights a week, must furnish
own ‘transportation. Apply in per-
son. The Castle Dallas Harveys
Lake Highway. .
LADIES! $ $ $ can be yours! Put
spare time to work. Openings now
Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
“MEDICAL and DENTAL Reception- | Johnson, Mrs. Calkins, Bess Cooke,
.| Mrs. Claire McKenna, Debbie Maloid,
‘Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray.
Georgia Leigh Feted
At Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Georgia London, en-
tertained at a birthday party and
cookout for Georgia Leigh who was
thirteen recently.
Present were Susan Besteder, An-
drea Kaskus, Nancy Greenley, Shir-
ley White, Cindy London, Dennis
Faux, Donald Faux, Denny Schoon-
over, Robin Kubic, Leo Rogers,
Frank Gudman, Bradley Fuller and E
the guest of honor.
Dancing and soft ball were en-|§
joyed by the group.
Twenty YMCA Day Campers
Learn To Swim, Have Great Fun
by DEBBIE ROGERS
the activities at camp.
Lois, a wiry, tanned youngster
who doesn’t look like the type to
prefer devotions to more active
pursuits, also admits to being fond
of badminton.
The second order of the day is
exercise, twenty minutes of toe-
touches, knee bends, and such, cal-
culated to make the campers
stronger if not happier. Seven-
fiting from the exercises but adds
that he can’t always make it 'way
to his toes.
At 10 o'clock elective camping
begins. Campers are allowed to
choose among archery, games,
crafts, boating, and nature study.
Most of the boys take archery; the
girls prefer crafts.
Allen Gosart is one of the best
of the aspiring Robin Hoods. Last
session’s Outstanding Camper
proudly boasts a bullseye, a feat
matched by few. Eyre Price adds
shyly that he at least has hit the
target.
Arts and crafts is Nancy Samuels’
elective.
made a fish bag, a lanyard, and
many other things.
Swimming is the most important
activity at the camp. The aim is
to have all the youngsters swim-
ming well before the end of the
session. Evidence of the success
of the drive is the fact that of nine
non-swimmers who started camp
only five remain in that category.
Jaye Troop, seven, is officially a
non-swimmer but expects to grad-
uate to middle swimmer very soon.
Jackie Schmidt also hopes to ad-
vance, but unless he recovers from
the stomach aches that strike him
at swim time each day he’ll never
make it.
The girls have different ideas
about swimming. Barbara Lupu,
for example, likes swimming, but
not the water. Linda Kicher is
a bit braver; she only objects if
the water is cold.
The highest award at the camp
is the lake badge. Available only
to deep swimmers, it is earned by
swimming the quarter mile-wide
lake without stopping. They are
a boat as they make their attempt.
Dan Shannon is one of the latest
lake swimmers. Swimming every
conceivable stroke, moving in cir-
cles and tangents more often than
straight lines, he made it across
with a minimum of trouble. Rowed
home in ‘triumph, he quickly joined
friend Kevin Stetsen and others in
swim exercises.
«The climax at each camping ses-
sion is the overnight stay at the
camp. Every youngster cites this
as his favorite aspect of camp. Mar-
tin Kaye and Karen Kitchen can
chink of nothing else.
On camp-out day there are tents
to be pitched, fireplaces to be built,
wood to be gathered. Perhaps a
hike will be in order. Dinner will
be eaten in the open, and later
there will be songs and stories
around the campfire.
It will be a day to live up to
all expectations, the highlight of
a wonderful camp session and a
happy summer.
. Prompt,
GARBAGE
year-old Jay Hill thinks he is bene-
William B. Henschke
Serves Bell 25 years
Henschke, plant wire chief in
Wilkes-Barre, joined the telephone
company as a groundman in Har-
risburg. He held various Bell posi-
tions there before being transferred
to Wilkes-Barre in 1962.
A native of Lancaster and a grad-
uate of York High School, Henschke
is a member of the Telephone Pio-
neers of America. ¢
He served in the U. S. Army in
the South Pacific during World War
II. He is married and the father of
one daughter and two sons.
Mrs. Griesing Leaves
Estate To Daughters
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Puzzled —
right material at
the right price?
~~ See WHITESELL BROS.
one-stop
Building Supply Store
The estate of Mrs. Florence M.
Griesing, who died July 15, was left
in equal shares to her daughters,
Lois M. Phillips and Claire E. Kuehn, '
under the will probated Tuesday
at the office of Register of Wills. i
Although the will names both
daughters as executors, Mrs. Phil-
lips, resident of Wilmington, Del, !
asked to be relieved of this duty
In three weeks she has
accompanied by two counselors in
For
Efficient,
SERVICE
and letters testamentary were is- |
sued to Mrs. Kuehn, Dallas.
i Personal property is valued to !
i $10,000, real estate on Franklin |
Street at $5,000. ' i
The Dallas Post
ACTIVATE RIGHT
TURN SIGNAL
BEFORE RETURNING
TO RIGHT LANE
ACTIVATE LEFT
TURN SIGNAL
100 FT. PRIOR TO
CHANGING: LANES
Whom To Call—
WHY BUY SCREENED CLAY?
Get some of our rich
black. humus dirt
This is real top soil
Barry Edwards Excavating
Phone 639-5627
Clean
& TRASH
BERTI
88 Main Street, Dallas
674-4506
DALLAS HOURS:
Tuesday 2 to 8 pm.
Wednesday — Closed from
June 1st to August 22
Friday 2 to 5 p.m.
NCIC HET HRCI IEE REIL
Tree Removal
Call
674-5731
Cn EE,
Dr. Aaron S. Lisses
Optometrist
EET ECE SUES ETE EU Eat
& SON
Professional Suite
Gateway Center
Edwardsville
287-9735
GATEWAY CENTER HOURS:
Daily 9:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Evenings Thurs. & Fri. to 8 p.m.
ARIE EINE ninmneImns
ZF
Garbage Gan
HARDWARE SPECIAL
20 Gal. Galv.
EXTRA POWER
NEW LOW PRICE
Black & Decker:
u-100 %~ Utility ori
Now . . . Black iQ 88
& Decker offers | a
a 14” Utility Drill at the
{lowest price ever. Has an
"improved 1.9 amp., .14 H.P.,
U.L. industrially listed mo-
‘tor. Features longer-length,
high-strength, *“Cycolac’
handle for easier grip con-
trol. An outstanding value. !
Sand
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where to find the
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$2.99
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Portland Cement
$1.40 bag
Mortar Cement
$1.20 bag
Ce . 40c bag
Dynalite
DIRT
SHOVEL
Only low-cost,
forged steel,
light weight
shovel made.
Strong construc-
tion. Turned step.
Perfect balance.
Best shove!
value.
$ 54
45% Roofing .. 82.25
557 Roofing . .
65~ Roofing . .
3 in | SHINGLES
$7.93 per square
ROOF COATING
$2.95
2.5%
2.85
Redecorating worries end
with
Craftsman®
OD PANELING
e Elegance of
® No more re-
WHITE
Works to keep
them trouble-free!
RID-X
FOR SEPTIC TANKS AND CESS-POOLS
Can Save Costly Digging — Pumping
NON CAUSTIC — Will not injure 1 ’
metal or porcelain
— Moving — Liquifies Waste — Helps
EVANS DRUG STORE
To Deodorize.
LIQUIDATION SALE. All prices re- | COMPLETE Garage work - front
duced July 28, 29th, 30th, 31st, end rebuilding - Bear front end
at the Powder Horn, 90 Main Street, | alignment. Elston and Gould - Main
in Oak Hill, New Goss Manor, Fern-
brook, Harding areas. For immedi-
ate placement call 675-2356 or write
The Dallas Post
Sales Slip Pads
~ Dallas. Hours, 12 noon to 4 p.m. { Highway, Dallas.
Mrs. Cloak R. D. 1, Dallas, Tabloids = Circulars
674-3888 —
Harveys Lake Highway, Shavertown
TWO PHONES —
674-4681
BUILDING SUPPLIES
PHONE 674-1671
BOX 127; DALLAS, PA.
Route 118—Just Off Harveys Lake Highway
USE WHITESELL BROS. BILD-ACCOUNT.
Free Delivery Service
OPEN SATURDAY TO 5 P.M.
Broken windows? Bring the sash
to us. We'll replace the glass
quickly — expertly —with quality
LO'F Window Glass.
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Johns-Manville
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
ca
EXTERIOR §
HOUSE PAIN
TET
$3.99 ca.
Bernz-0-Matic
Refill Tanks
99c EACH