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FOR SALE
Two piece turquoise living.
room suit, sofa and club chair,
two oval lamp tables and one
cocktail. Mersman Mahoney.
Very good condition. Call 674-
7339. 7-1-c
Nine piece mahogany dining
room Rite with beautiful
break ¥ront. Ladies fur jacket,
like new. Call 696-2929. 7-1-c
palin best line registered
execltive elite 8 irons and no.
1 three and 4 and 5 woods.
Used one season. Cost over
$300 new. Will sell for $195.
Call after 7 p.m. 675-3552.
7-1-c
Used Westinghouse electric
stove, 40’ oven, broiler and
burner in good condition.
Reasonable price. Phone 675-
315]. 7-1-c
Beautiful dressdolls. Call 675-
1837. 7-8-c
Spy apples, 2 grades $2. and $4.
per bushel. Harold Brace,
Prangs: Telephone 333-4236.
6-4-c
Marstely Fuei Oil, pay cash,’
save. "9/10 cents a gallon de-
_tivered. Meter printed ticket
to insure you accuracy. Phone
1333-4409. 6-5-p
For Stanley Home Products,
call ig orders to Theresa
Katy soni Harveys Lake,
639-1463 after 5 p.m. Open
dates for parties. 5-4-p
Coal stoker, good working con-
dition, Can be seen in opera-
tion. Call 823-8026 between
9 and 5. 7-1-c
WANTED TO BUY
Guns and pistols any condition.
Broody’s, 30 W. Main Street,
Plymouth. Call 779-9579. tf-c
FOR RENT
90 Main Street, storage space
for rent, first and second floor.
Eleva Service. Dallas 675-
1934. 6-2-c
Evans Falls, Rt. 309, Wyoming
Co. New modern 3 bedroom
single house, electric heat,
carpetigg, 2 car garage, $135.
month3¥all 779-9038. 6-4-c
Three room house on Follies
Road, Dallas. Phone 675-3419.
7-1-p
LOST
Black and white dog: Part ger-
man short hair-part English
setter. Spayed female, 2 yrs.
old. Lost in Huntsville area.
Name—Queenie. Phone 675-
1674. 7-1-c
Small $e black and brown
dog. License No. 9525. Lost
in vicinity of 42nd St., Dallas,
‘last Thursday. Call Mrs.
Donahoe, 675-2493. 7-1-c
WORK WANTED
30 year old man desires part
time work; any days or hours.
~ Driver, stockman, handyman,
helper. Dependable. P.O. Box
1727, Shavertown, Pa. 4-5-p
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SANITARY SERVICE
Septic tanks, reinforced con-.
crete, buy the best. Costs less
in the long run. C. E. German
and Son, Kingston, 282-1448 or
your local supply dealer. tf-c
PHONE 675-5211
Readline for classified ads
TUESDAY NOON
HELP WANTED
Tired of housework? Then get
out—meet people—earn money
—be an Avon representative. -
Call now 823-5376 or write Mrs.
Maude Cloak, RD 1, Dallas.
7-1-c ,
Receptionist, part time,
Thursday & Friday, 9 to 5.
Typing necessary. Must have
good telephone voice.
675-5211. 7-1-p
Typist, part time, must be fast
and accurate. Call 675-5211.
6-1-p
WHOM TO CALL
Antiques and furniture refin-
ished, reconditioned. Call
Stefan Hellersperk 675-1690.
tf-c
Fuel Oils, Atlantic Products.
Meter service to insure you
accuracy. Montross Oil Co.,
436 Main St., Luzerne. Call
+287-2361 or 639-5389. 50-tf-c
Snow blowers, Meyers snow
plows for jeeps and trucks,
Call
chain saws August Walters. |
Call 675-1869. 42-tf-c
iMonk Plumbing & Heating,
675-1323. Gas, oil, electric, coal
installations. No down pay-
ment. Five years to pay.
47-tf-c
Painting, roofing, brick pointing
and water-proofing. Call 675-
5638. tf-c
Let Back Mountain janitor
service shampoo your
rugs. Call 675-0827. 7-1-p
Small major appliances
sweepers, radios, and tool
repaired. Allmakesandmodels;
Work guaranteed. Hal's Elec
tric Repair, 113 E. Center!
St., Shavertown. Call 675-1580
Mon. to Fri. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sat. 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. 5-4-c
Joe Wojcik tile and plumbing.
Free estimates. Lehman Town
ship. Phone 675-1803. 4-tf-c
Is your truck, tractor or autc
mobile using 0il? Your me-
chanic or garage will recom-.
mendSealed Power guaranteed |
piston rings. Complete mac-
hine shop. Stull Brothers,
Kingston. 36-tf-c
E. M. SHEPHERD
Gutter Work
- General Sheet Metal
Roofing & Repairs
Free Estimates
Guaranteed
Workmanship
674-8611
Sheet Metal &. Roofing:
Polaris Ski-Mobiles
Sales & Service
A.F. WALTERS
Memorial Hwy. Dallas
675-1869
KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS-
BACKACHE
Or frequent calls (day and night)
can be nature’s warning of functional:
id disorders — “Danger Ahead.”
Take 3 GENTLE BUKETS tablets a
day to flush kidneys and regulate’
passage. If not pleased in 12 hours
your 48c back! Locally at
FINO'S PHARMACY.
THE DALLAS POST, FEB. 19, 1970
trailer wheels
smash car, truck
A dual wheel tractor-trailer belonging to the
COD Corp., Kingston, lost its two rear wheels
Monday afternoon while traveling south on Route
309 near the Overbrook Avenue underpass.
The runaway tires crossed into the northbound
lane and demolished a car driven by Anthony S.
Leptuck, Swoyersville, then smashed into the left .
rear fender of a panel truck operated by Michael
Tatrylak, Hanover Township. Mr. Tatrylak was
uninjured and Mr. Leptuck was treated at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital for shock before being dis-
charged.
Damage to the car was estimated at $1200,
while damage to the panel truck was listed at $65.
The tractor-trailer, operated by Frank Sawicki
Jr., Plymouth, traveled a few hundred feet before
coming safely to a stop.
The accident was investigated by Dallas Town-
ship patrolman Carl Miers, Dallas Township
police chief Frank Lange, Dallas patrolman Ray-
mond Titus, and Dallas constable James Davies.
Joe Wilson
tri-captain
LOANS to WOMEN
A Friendly, 3 ontidential, Understanding
Service. PHON
288-4535
FAIRWAY FINANCE CORP., LUZERNE
Joe Wilson, Dallas, 5-10, 160
pound quarterback at Dickinson
College, has been elected a tri-
captain for the 1970 Dickinson
College football team. The two
other captains elected by the
lettermen are Middle Atlantic
Conference all-stars, Rich Hen-
"ry, 5-10, 185 pound linebacker
from West Islip, N.Y., and John
West, 5-9, 160 pound halfback
from Hagerstown, Md. All
three will be seniors.
Head football coach Wilbur
Gobrecht praised the selections.
He said the team will have
“balanced leadership’’ with a
captain representing each play-
ing unit, Wilson on offense,
Henry on defense, and west,
a two-way performer.
Dickinson’s Red Devils fin-
ished third in the Southern
College Division of the MAC
last fall with a 4-4 record.
Their 75.1 yard per game pass
defense not only was tops in
the conference, but also fourth
among NCAA college division
WATER PUMP SALES
AND SERVICE
Tanks—Switches Pipes
Softeners Chlorination, Etc.
R. W. WEIDNER
333-4548
TAX SERVICE
For Appointment Call :
DALLAS 675-1867
HOOVER CLEANERS ;
Factory-authorized Parts
Sales & Service
Used Appliances
Rebennack Appliance Co.
267 Wyoming Ave.,
ingston LL ~ teams in the country.
ONE HOUR House
For Sale
TV SERVICE
3 bedroom ranch—7., yrs.
old,.. modern , kitchen, ; 11
Black-White $2.75 baths, fireplace, own well,
Color $5 gas heat.
25" color picture tube $17,000
installed in home $150
Sunset, Harveys Lake
675-
52023 639-5853
Ralph Fitch & Sons
Plumbing and Heating
GAS—OIL—COAL
Deep and Shallow
Well Pumps
Dallas
WATER SOFTENERS
Permanent and Fully Auto-
matic, Chlorinators and
Filters. Free Estimates by
Trained Engineers. Call
287-1823 collect.
674-8311
~ SAFE GUARD YOUR HEALTH
WITH A SAUNA BATH
Face the world with a new radiant and beautiful
look! SAUNA BATHING will relieve tension and give
a wonderful relaxed and perked-up feeling for men
and women.
It will also melt away unwanted pounds. One half
hour of SAUNA BATHING is equivalent to an hour
and a half of strenuous exercising.
RESIDENTIAL—COMMERCIAL
Your local dealer and installer:
Wallace Gauthier Const. Co. Inc.
RD 1 Dallas, Pa. 675-5904 or 675-3273
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treats you like
ESP
(extra special people)
Our friendly counsulors treat you with
ESP. We match the jobs to our applicants
and have you in mind.
CLERKS—TYPISTS—STENOS
Call and-or apply now
CONTEMPORARY TEMPORARIES
Room 705 Central Bldg. 13 Public Square
(over Walters Shoes)
825-8546
No fee involved: at Wilkes-Barre’s
newest contemporary help service.
An equal opportunity employer
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X-RATED FILMS
continued fron PAGE 1
take a negative view in that some replied ‘‘yes,”
but with reservations, such as ‘excluding X-
rated” and some said the question ‘is loaded
with ifs.” :
On the question “Do you think the new code
of rating motion pictures is good or bad?’’ 80 per-
‘cent said “good,” 20 percent said it was “bad,”
and others said it could be better or had no
opinion.
Additional comments on the entire survey
were: “If one has not the self discipline to refrain
from low-down amusement, then he should be pro-
hibited from seeing such by law.”
“If cigarettes are considered to be a physical
detriment, we feel that X-rated movies are a
mental detriment. Of the two, we feel that a
mental detriment is by far more important than
any physical detriment.”
‘“The movie houses should exercise more care
in letting in minors.”
“I don’t think anyone should have the right to tell
me what movies to see.”
“If a person is old enough to fight for his
country at 18, he is old enough to vote and see
X-rated movies. My age is 25.”
“As ‘Time’ says, pornography is in the groin
of the beholder.”
COLLEGES IRED
continued from PAGE 1
empt status. He quoted studies made by the United
States Office of Education which revealed that the
cost of educating a single student at a four-
year tax supported college is approximately
$2500 per year. On this basis, he pointed out, the
6444 Pennsylvania students now studying in NEPIC
colleges—schools not supported by State taxes—
save Pennsylvania taxpayers more than $15,900,000
each year.
Said the NEPIC spokesman, ‘Tax exemption
seems to be a very small price to pay for this
return.”
Rep. John C. Pittenger, chairman of the
nine-man committee before which the Wilkes
College dean appeared, suggested that the house
bills protested by Dr. Micheline ‘‘may never see
the light of day.”
He stated that his committee will evaluate
information gleaned from the capitol hearing as
well as from similar hearings conducted in Pitts-
burgh and Philadelphia and will then decide which
of several bills dealing with real estate taxation
to introduce before the full House of Representa-
tives.
» sAccording to Mr. Pittenger, the committee will
be prepared to submit the bills by mid-March.
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Approximately 900 persons
were in attendance for the
Jehovah’s Witnesses circuit as-
sembly held in the Irem Tem-
ple, Wilkes-Barre, last week.
The assembly was conducted
under the direction of the
Watchtower Bible and Tract
Society of New York.
The feature lecture at the
three day assembly was given
by Christian Weining, district
supervisor for the society’s
New York offices. The lecture,
‘“Withstanding the Pressures of
our Day,” dealt with the
pressures placed on the in-
dividual in daily living and,
through the use of the Bible,
how to cope with them.
In connzction with the as-
sembly there was also a bap-
tism which is considered by
the Witnesses as their ordina-
tion to the Ministry. The cere-
mony involves total immersion
in a pool of water which in
PAGE THIRTEEN
Watchtower directs
circuit assembly
by MIKE STEVENS
this instance was the pool at the
Host Motel, Wilkes-Barre.
The logistics involved in as-
sembly meetings such as that
conducted in Wilkes-Barre are
huge. Andrew Lesko of Wilkes-
Barre, responsible for obtain-
ing food for all those who want
it, said he begins his prepara-
tions from two to four months
in advance. Over 500 persons
were served dinner Sunday
afternoon.
The assembly concluded Sun-
day afternoon with the lec-
ture delivered by Mr. Weining.
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