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CHRISTMAS TREES. Fresh
cut spruce and pine. Mazers
Farm Market and green-
houses. Route 118, Lehman
Highway. Open 10:30 a.m. to 7
p.m. every day.
50-1¢
... SCOTCH PINE Christmas
~ Trees. We cut after you select.
Rodriguez Farms. Chase.
50-1
EARLY AMERICAN Brass
Hangjng Lamps, $10.00. 6x9
grayAgg with pad, $20. 4x9x3
blue Oriental rug with pad,
$25. Also beige hall runner.
Ladies Hamilton watch,
Ladies dresses and coats size
10 to 14. Good condition. Best
offer. Phone 639-1451. Bet-
weer§gnoon and 8 p.m.
y : 50-1-p
HELP WANTED
SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED:
Experience helpful but not ne-
cessary for locan and over the
road hauling. You can earn
$10,000 to $15,000 per year
after short training. For
application and interview,
call 315-458-2796, or write
Safety Dept., United Systems,
Inc. c-o Interstate Terminal
Bldg., 15 Dippold St.,
Syracuse, New York, 13211.
48-2-c
FARM MACHINERY dealer-
ship needs repair and service
personnel. Excellent oppor-
tunity for right man. George
L. Matusavage, Centermore-
land. Phone 333-4256.
48-2-c
LIVE-IN companion house-
keeper for lady in Dallas.
Must drive. Good wages.
Time off can be arranged.
Reply to Box 1, The Dallas
Post, Lehman Ave., Dallas.
50-1¢
WHERE IS your avon represen-
tative? Maybe you don’t have
one. Maybe you should be the
one in your neighborhood to
sell to all those customers.
Interested? Call 823-5376 or
write Mrs. Maude Cloak, R.D.
1, Dallas, Pa. a
50-1-c
ZENITH TV—toy tractor, dolls,
chairs, gossip bench, baby
carriages, irons, toaster,
waffle irons, rockers, mater-
excellent condition. Odds—
ends. Reasonable. 287-1557.
50-1-p
REGISTERED Cocker Spaniels
puppies. All colors, $65 up.
Blue chihuhua $85. Other
chahuhuas $35, $40. Very tiny
toy terrier, $50. Mitchells,
Redfields St., Tunkhannock.
50-1-c
FIREPA4CE LOGS for sale.
$20 a ford delivered. You pick
up $15. The Firewood Farm
696-2313 or 542-4393.
nity—regular clothes. All"
46-tfc
CHRISTMAS TREES: at Plan-
tatioff Excellent selection of
Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce,
Douglas Fir, Loyalville Area.
Follow Route 118 towards Red
Rock, turn right 100 yards
past Bulford’s Foot Hills
Coffee Shop. Follow sighns,
Peter Skopic—477-5536.
x 49-3-p
FOR RENT OR SALE
NEW 3 bedroom home, 1%
baths, $160.00 a month. One
montifésecurity. Phone 639-
48-2-c
TUXEDO'S for rent and sale. 93
S. Atherton Ave., Kingston.
BAUMS TUXEDO SHOP.
~ Phone 287-3249.
ii? 41-tf'
WANTED
TOP CASH: Antiques, fur-
niture, china, clocks, jewelry,
colored-glass lamp shades :
also odd lamps, bric a’brac,
| single item or complete con-
7-8648.
tents—call Verne
i 47-2-c
SOMEONE to do ironing. Phone
675-1887.
: 50-1-¢
REAL ESTATE CAREER.
Leading multi-list realtor is
expanding and needs sales
associates. We will train you.
Tell us about yourself. Write
Kl Bf
Box 30, The Dallas Post, Leh-
man Ave. Dallas.
47-3¢
SNOW PLOWING. Fast,
reasonable. Phone 333-4950 or
675-2973.
50-1-c
Tt Sond md onl tent
WHOM TO CALL
NOT MUCH time left before the
holidays. Have your inside
painting done now. Call for
estimate 675-3206.
47-3-c
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS.
Charcoal sketches from
photos. Sketched or painted
pet portraits. Unusual gifts
for the holidays at special
rates. Call Linda Rinehamer
735-5259.
47-6-c
r
NURSERY SCHOOL—Anyone
interested in nursery school at
Harveys Lake or day care
nursery in Back Mountain.
For more information please
call 639-5838.
50-1-¢
STEEL SNOW SHOVELS,
Regular price $2.39 Special
$1.39. White Appliance &
Furniture, Dallas.
50-1-¢
HOME BARS. Custom built or
rathskellar. Combination
padding, formica—
Specializing in Spanish Decor.
See sample. 825-6598.
46-4-c
HOME AND LAWN CARE Ser-
vice—Landscaping, General
Lawn Repairs, Lots and Land
Cleared, Lawns cleaned up,
Lawns mowed, Light hauling,
Picnic areas constructed. Call
477-9980. Fully insured. ;
20-tf-p
RICHARD SLUZALE—interior
painting. Free estimates.
Phone 287-8303.
41-tfc
FUELS OILS, Atlantic Pro-
ducts. Meter service to insure
you accuracy. Montross Oil
Co., 16 Slocum Street, Forty-
Fort. Call 287-2361 or 639-5389.
40-tf-c
SIMPSON UPHOLSTERING
Co. 822-4504, rear of VA Hospi-
tal ¥4 mile past Wilkes-Woods
Apts. Reupholstering of any
kind. Reupholstering of kit-
chen chairs is a specialty. 15
percent off with own delivery
and pickup.
22-tf-c
PLUMBING AND TILE.
Bathrooms installed. All types
of interior remodeling. Free
estimates. Call Joe Wojcik
675-1803.
47-tf-c
MONK PLUMBING & Heating,
675-1323. Gas, oil, electric,
coal installations. No down
payment. Five years to pay.
47-tfc
7 PIANO—ORGAN in your home.
| Children org adults’ Special. “Hays.”
rates on private groups.
Regular or short course. Call
287-1998.
49-2-~
LARGEST SELECTION OF
POLES TABLE AND SWAG
olesale Prices
SAVE 40 %
Lamp Shades Fitted to Your Base
Lamps Repaired
ALLEGHENY LAMP, Mfg.
825-6135
Arata
4
RRR
| “LAMP FACTORY OUTLET |
WATER SOFTENERS -
Permanent and Fully Auto-
matic, Chlorinators and
Filters. Free Estimates by
Trained Engineers. Call
287-1823 collect.
|
THE DALLAS POST, DEC. 10, 1970
LEGAL NOTICE
All unpaid school, county and
municipal real estate taxes will .
be returned to the court house
after Dec. 19. All per capita
taxes will be turned over to the
delinquent tax collector.
WILLIAM R. HUGHES
Tax Collector
Jackson Township
LEGAL NOTICE
In the Estate of BEATRICE L.
WEISS, late of the Township of
Noxen, ‘County of Wyoming,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvan-
ia, deceased, who died on the
19th day of November, 1970.
Letters of Administration in the
above-named Estate having
been granted to the under-
signed, all persons having
claims against the estate of said
Decedent are requested to
make known the same and all
persons indebted to the said De-
cendent to make payment
without delay to
MR. RHODES A. WEISS
R.D.
Noxen, Pa. 18636
DAVIS R. HOBBS, Esq.
Hobbs, Morgan and DeWitt
Tunkhannock, Pa. 18657
49-3
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
proposed budget for Dallas Bor-
ough for the year 1971 is avail-
able at the office of the secre-
tary of the Dallas Borough
Council, Ralph Garris, 36 Bald-
win Street, Dallas, Pa., and will
be available for public inspec- ;
tion for a. period
period of S80 (10)
Wud
50-1
LEGAL NOTICE
Carl Roberts, 120 Tunkhannock
Highway, Dallas, requests that
anyone who has outstanding
bills against the late Jacklyn
Roberts contact him within the
next thirty (30) days.
50-3
FR at ra et dd
BUSINESS
~ OPPORTUNITY
Business Opportunities
Tavern and restaurant, Back Moun«
tain, Carverton Road, Trucksville,
Eweedi hot in ol
ATIYEH‘S
Washer-Dryer Repairs
Work Garanteed!
MAYTAG, GE, RCA,
WHIRLPOOL, KENMORE, FRIGIDARE
(822-6970) -24 yrs. of exp.
919 No. Washington-W.B.
DRYWALL
CONTRACTOR
No Fuss No Muss
Free Estimates
Phone after 5 p.m.
654-0295
Coal |
Coal!
Coal!
We Have It — Huge Capacity
Out! To Be Sure, Call:
TOM FLYNN
~ FUEL COMPANY
822-3193
670 N. River St. Wilkes-Barre
Storage Bins — We Never Run |
g g com-
. munity. Beer and liquor license plug
> separate pizza drive-in, Large dine
ingroom and up-to-date kitchen, also
modern 3-bedroom apartment in ex-
cellent condition. Now is the time
to buy. Priced to sell at $39,500
Dallas, 12 Main St, — Hardware and
variety store, stock, fixtures and good
brick building with poured concrete
foundation with full basement.
Ideal business location with plenty
paging in the area. Call for de-
alls,
JOSEPH P. GILROY
Realtor 288-1444
> arnt
ANIMALS
FOUND
WIRE HAIRED terrier, female,
with blanket. Phone 675-0631.
50-1¢
Easy Living In A oie one
DETROITER NEW MOON PRINCESS
and other makes
Also parts, aluminum awnings & accessories
BRYANTS MOBILE
HOMES
Dallas, Pa. 18612
Phone 675-2447
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE REGULATING
+ PARKING ON THE BOROUGH
RIGHTS-OF-WAY DURING
PERIODS OF SNOWFALL
AND SNOW REMOVAL; THE
DECLARATION OF SNOW
EMERGENCY; THROWING
SNOW IN THE STREET IN
THE BOROUGH OF DALTON
AND PROVIDING FINES AND
PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
THEREOF.
ORDINANCE NO. IV 1970
WHEREAS, THE INDIS-
CRIMINATE PARKING OF
MOTOR VEHICLES ON THE
STREETS, AVENUES AND
RIGHTS+OF+WAY OF THE
Borough of Dalton during the
time of the cleaning of snow
from said streets hampers the
errective operation of said snow
clearing and removal; and
WHEREAS, the spreading of
snow on the City streets is
dangerous to both pedestrian
and traffic passage.
IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED
by the Council of the Borough of
Dalton, Lackawanna County,
Pennsylvania, that:
1. Whenever the actual or ex-
pected precipitation of snow,
hereinafter intended to mean
snow, sleet, hail, ice or freezing
rain, will create hazardous or
dangerous highway conditions
for vehicular or pedestrian
traffic in the opinion of the
Mayor, he is hereby authorized
to declare a snow emergency.
He shall immediately inform
the public in the best manner in
which he feels is available to
him. Such snow emergency
shall continue in force until the
Mayor declares that the emer-
gency no longer exists.
2. Two hours after a snow
emergency has been declared
and during its existence no
vehicle shall be parked on the
following Borough streets and
rights-of-way:
A. East Main Street and
West Main Street to Borough
Line.
B. North Turnpike Road and
South Turnpike Road to
Borough Line.
C. Lily Lake Road From
South Turnpike Road to Arm-
strong Road.
D. Brookside Road from U.S.
Route 6-11 to. West Main Street
+, E. Bank Street from Inter-
to:
“Section with West: Main Street
“Borough Line. )
“+ Fu. Prospect Street from Lily
Lake Road to Borough Line.
G. Orchard Street from
North Turnpike Road to First
Street.
Any vehicle stalled, parked,
incapable of moving under its
own power or left unattended
upon any of the aforementioned
streets or rights-of-way may be
removed or towed away by the
Chief of Police or by anyone
authorized by him to do so, the
cost of which towing is to be
borne by the owner of said
vehicle.
3. No person shall throw,
shovel, cast or otherwise move,
place, pile, deposit or dump
snow or ice removed from side-
walks, driveways or other areas
into the streets or rights-of-way.
4, Any person violating the
provisions of this Article shall
upon conviction be fined $25.00
and cost of presecution and in
default or payment of the same
may be imprisoned for not more
than fifteen days.
Enacted and ordained this
10th day of December, 1970.
JOSEPH R. RAPPENGLUECK
President of Council
ATTEST:
LEONARD J. STOUT
Secretary
BOROUGH SEAL
Approved this 10th day of
December, 1970
EDWARD B. THOMAS
+ Mayor
50-1
LEGAL NOTICE
Carl Roberts, 120 Tunkhannock
Highway, Dallas, requests that
anyone who has outstanding
bills against the late Jacklyn
Roberts contact him within the
next thirty (30) days.
50-3
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©1970 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION
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PAGE THIRTEEN
A little mix-up is a good thing
for a young holiday wardrobe.
Especially when the mixing is
done with bright plaid fashions
in colorful fabrics of Creslan
acrylic fiber. A little girl might
choose a dress and jacket outfit,
or a dress and coat; then have
matching pants to wear with
them.
WANTED
Bookkeeper
Monday thru Friday
8:30 to 5:00
Call 675-5211
The Dallas Post will publish early next week
because of Christmas. Please call before
Monday to be sure your items make that issue.
675-5211
Check for new listing
before .calling The Dallas
Post.
675-5211
Some children
have to do
without a
childhood.
Will yours?
If something happened to you
would your kids have to take
on grownup responsibilities
and worries? Not if you
protect them with a
Prudential insurance pro-
gram. And don’t be afraid of
the cost. Call me and I'll show
how inexpensive protection
can be.
EDWARD J. HANNIGAN
DALLAS, PA. 18612
PHOME 675-3310
a
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
a mutual life insurance company
OFFICE 464 Wyoming Ave.
} Wyoming, Penna.
Phone 693-1316
9] WELLINGTON AVENUE,
+
March of Dimes Centers Fight Birth Defects
OO MEDICAL SERVICE CENTERS
O RESEARCH CENTERS
NORTH
DAKOTA
SOUTH
DAKOTA
oO
MONTANA
0
HAWAII
Prevention and treatment of birth defects are
goals at more than 100 March of Dimes Birth
Defects Centers, located at many major med-
ical centers and teaching hospitals. Phy-
sicians, scientists and health professionals
Prevent Birth Defects
month.
STEP NO. 1 Spread the chains on the ground
behind the rear wheels to remove tangles. Hooks
should be to the rear. Reinforced chains are best and
the projecting teeth or. cleats should be facing up.
STEP NO. 3. Drive the car forward about one wheel
revolution, so that the applier carries the chains
around the tire.
STEP NO. 2 Gather the chains behind the tire so
they won't catch the fender, and attach the end
links to the “chain applier,” a simple spring steel
wire that is easily slipped onto the tire.
STEP NO. 4 Remove the applier and fasten the
inside hook first, then the outside hook. With a little
practice the inner hook can be fastened by ‘“‘feel”
without getting under the car.
concentrate on the treatment, control and
prevention of tragedies which now strike
nearly a quarter of a million infants every year
in our country. January is March of Dimes
Give to the March of Dimes
EASY WAY TO APPLY TIRE CHAINS
With a little “know-how” and practice, it can be done in 6 minutes,
without a jack and without getting your clothes dirty.