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675-5211
FIREPLACE LOGS for sale.
$20 a cord delivered. You pick
up $15. The Firewood Farm
696-2313 or 542-4393.
46-tf-c
TRUMPET $25. Phone 675-1068.
51-1-p
.. CHRISTMAS TREES: at Plan-
«tation. Excellent selection of
Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce,
| Douglgs Fir, Loyalyille Area,
FollofvRoute 118 towards Red
Rock, turn right 100° yards
past Bulford’s Foot Hills
Coffee Shop. Follow sighns,
Peter Skopic—477-5536.
tible. Going in service. Must
sell. Asking $800. Phone 675-
1443 after 6 p.m.
51-1-¢c
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FOR RENT
TUXEDOS for rent and sale. 93
S. Atherton Ave., Kingston.
BAUMS TUXEDO SHOP.
Phone 287-3249.
4 1 second apartment.
Lights, heat and hot water
furnished. Carverton.
Phone 675-2513 or 696-1930.
: 51-1-¢
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-
tents—call Verne 287-8648.
; 47-2-¢
HELP WANTED
NE et ot ot
SELLING AVON can mean fun.
Selling Avon can mean high
earnings. Selling avon can
mean a business of your own.
For more information and no
obligation, call 823-5376 or
write Mrs. Maude Cloak, RD
| 1,'Dallas, Pa.
SERVICE STATION Attendant,
6p.m. to 10 p.m. every day but
Tuesday. Matt’s BP Service
Station, 184 Memorial High-
“way, Shavertown. Phone 675-
9645.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Business Opportunities
Tavern and restaurant, Back Moune
tain, Carverton Road, Trucksville.
Excelient business in growing com-
munity. Beer and liquor license plug
separate pizza drive-in, Large din-
ingroom and up-to-date kitchen, also
modern 3-bedroom apartment in ex.
cellent condition. Now is the time
to buy. Priced ta 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.
Xdeal business location with plenty
of parking in the area. Call for de-
fails.
JOSEPH P. GILROY
Realtor
288-1444
REAL ESTATE CAREER.
Leading multi-list realtor is
expanding and needs sales
associates. We will train you.
Tell us about yourself. Write
Box 30, The Dallas Post, Leh-
man Ave. Dallas. :
47-3-c
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WHOM TO CALL
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
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 Kkit-
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
LOST
ONE HEIN-WARNER ton
Orange Jack. Reward. Call
Dallas Sunoco 675-3796.
51-1-¢
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
two special meetings of the
Dallas Area Municipal
Authority will be held. One on
Monday, January 4, 1971 at 12
noon, at the Dallas Senior High
School, and the other Wednes-
day, January 6, 1971 at 11 a.m.,
at the United Penn Bank-
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ese
meetings are being held for the
purpose of signing and closing
the pending bond issue.
PHILIP S. VANBLARCOM
Secretary
Dallas Area Municipal
Authority
51-1C
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
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LEGAL NOTICE
HE Bed Son
ng wy Beir Be ! a
~~ Carl Roberts, 120 Tunkhannock
“Highway, Dallas, requests that
Yanyone who has outstanding
bills against the late Jacklyn
Roberts contact him within the
next thirty (30) days.
50-3
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
LEGAL NOTICE
In the Estate of GEORGE L.
ZACHARIAS, late of the Town-
ship of Monroe, County of
Wyoming, Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, who died on the
a
THE DALLAS POST, DEC. 22, 1970
legislator endorses plan
for passenger service
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good home. Owner moving.
Call The Dallas Post or write
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State Senator-elect Robert J.
Mellow (D-Lackawanna), today
voiced his support for the re-
establishment of railroad
passenger service between New
York City and Scranton.
Mr. Mellow joined Congress-
man Joseph M. McDade (R-
Pa.) in urging that the old
Phoebe Snow route (New York
to Buffalo) which passed
through Scranton be named as
part of the Basic National Rail
Passenger System being set up
by Transportation Secretary
John A. Volpe in accordance
with the recently enacted Rail
Passenger Service Act of 1970.
Mr. Mellow also stated his op-
position to a plan submitted to
Secy. Volpe by Gov. Raymond
P. Shafer which recommended
that the Scranton Wilkes-Barre
area be left completely out of
the Basic National Rail Passen-
ger System.
The Shafer plan consists of
four phases, only the first of
which would become effective
next year under the Basic
System. The Scranton-Wilkes-
Barre area is mentioned under
Phase Three, which, according
to the plan, is ’’possible for
later, but deferrable because of
dependency on achieving strong
FIRE TRUCK
footing of initial networks under
Phases One and-or Two.”
Mr. Mellow pointed out that,
even with the Scranton-Wilkes-
Barre area mentioned in Phase
Three of the plan, the report
only asks that ‘“‘study should be
made of feasibility of pooled rail
route services between New
York and Scranton and Wilkes-
Barre.”
Mr. Mellow said that ‘‘if the
Shafer plan is accepted by the
Secretary of Transportation
and followed in the development
of the Basic National Rail Pas-
senger System, the Scranton-
Wilkes-Barre area would soon
stand out as the economic sore
thumb of Pennsylvania.
“Further industrial develop-
ment of this area would be ef-
fectively killed,” Mr. Mellow
said. “The state might just as
well write the Scranton-Wilkes-
Barre area right off the map if
Gov. Shafer has his way.”
Mr. Mellow said he intends to
offer Congressman McDade
any help and support he can
provide. ‘I intend to pursue this
matter with Governor-elect
Milton Shapp after he takes
office,” Mr. Mellow said. ‘He
should understand the economic
problems involved and, as a
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businessman, he should be sym-
pathetic to the needs of this
area. I'm goint to ask that he
submit an additional report
before the Basic System goes
into effect in May, and I'm
going to request that this area
be given better consideration
than it was in Shafer’s report.”
Mr. Mellow was elected in the
November balloting and will be
sworn into office when the
Senate convenes Jan. 5, 1971.
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PAGE ELEVEN
C.7. Co. sells
first mortgage bonds
Commonwealth Telephone
Company announced today the
sale of $71, million of First
Mortgage Bonds due 1995.
The 25-year bonds, carrying
an interest rate of 9-, percent,
were sold directly to institution-
al investors in a private place-
ment arranged by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
The Dallas-based utility will
use proceeds to replace short-
term debt incurred for capital
additions, a spokesman said,
and represents the largest fi-
nancing the Company ever ac-
complished.
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Stager Greenh
Chase Huntsville Rd. Shavertown, 675-3482
ouses
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Always a tremendously successful event, the
Christmas party for the Shavertown youngsters is
an annual affair, and one observer reports that it’s
very difficult to tell who enjoys it most, the youngs-
ters or the adults.
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CIR di cS
3 BLOOM POINSETTIAS
VARIETY OF SELECTIONS
Chairman of this year’s party was Al Williams FROM 9 ..AND UP.
Jr., assisted by co-chairman Bob Rosengeant and CHRISTMAS CACTUS 59
Arnold Geust. Hi Joe,
Merry Christmas
A little mix-up is a good thing
BH 4% A . vv 3 ome Children...
for a young holiday wardrobe.
Especially when the mixing is
done with bright plaid fashions
h ave to do in colorful fabrics of : Creslan This frosty
. acrylic fiber. A little girl might
without d choose a dress and jacket outfit, fellow
or a dress and coat; then have
matching pants to wear with
them.
childhood.
Coal!
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We Have It — Huge Capacity
Storage Bins — We Never Run
Out! To Be Sure, Call:
TOM FLYNN
FUEL COMPANY
822-3193 -
670 XN. River St.. Wilkes-Barre
Will yours?
If something happened to you
would your kids have to take
on grownup responsibilities
and worries? Not if you
BRUCE SLOCUM
48 MAIN STREET DALLAS
INS.
them with a
Prudential insurance pro-
protect
brings our
holiday wishes
and many
thanks for
all your
trust.
Check for new listing
before calling The Dallas
Post.
675-521]:
23rd day of October, 1970. gram. And don’t be afraid of 675-1167
Letters of Administration in 4 oom the cost. Call me and I'll show | ., EL . 0) el WL
the above-captioned Estate how inexpensive protection ne NW RK LA OP
having been granted to the can be. ] AL J a ¢ = Q ) NE SIN ))
undersigned, all persons having MALE BEAGLE. brown. in 23 AN X f 0 <
claims against the estate of said or Toat in iCiLlt Sobor EDWARD J. HANNIGAN PR RS
Decedent are requested to ro y 9] WELLINGTON AVENUES FD
make known the same and all Mountain. Answers to name of Bnd
3 : Wrinkles. Has license and DALLAS, PA. 18612 2
persons indebted to the said ¢ Call Ciaads Sarber. 35. ;
Decedent to make payment 1 aT auge porber; PHOME 675-3310 ND
without delay to : dite Z =
Mrs. Sarah Jane Shannon 2
Mr. Harry E. Zacharias, Jr. FREE pa { &
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Harveys Lake, Pa. == > >
2 CUTE male puppies. 8 weeks| THE PRUDENTIAL 7 i
DAVIS R. HOBBS old. Cocker spaniel and collie. | INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA & . g
Esq. Partially trained. Love a mutual life insurance company NS S pec ia ! 9 8¢ PX
Hobbs, Morgan and DeWitt children. Phone 675-2765. OFFICE 464 Wyoming Ave. 5 : : ; Zor
Tunkhannock, Pa. 18657 51-1-C Wyoming, Penna. Sweet dough - diced fruit topped with 37
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WATER SOFTENERS | |A]| prescription : 2
DRYWALL Permanent and Fully Auto- Roéords from fhe SPECIA LS THIS WE EK! HY
CONTRACTOR matic, Chlorinators and 7%
No Fuss No Muss Filters. Free Estimates by | IDALLAS DRUG are Nut Rolls Poppy Seed Rolls =
Free Estimates Trained Engineers. Call R eg. 89¢ Reg .79€C =
287-1823 collect. Now at Tl,
Phone after 5 p.m. — y Now 79¢C Now 69¢€ OR
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LAMP FACTORY OUTLET F i MN oO S eX
HE ph LARGEST SELECTION OF X
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amps Repaire RS
Fast—Reasonable ALLEGHENY LAMP, Mfg. 675-1141 FRUIT CAKES PIES SN
333-4950 or 675-2973 ; _— OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE DAY 9 AAM.—6 P.M. wy
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Easy Living In A Mobile Home Hours Mon-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sg
DETROITER NEW MOON PRINCESS piSenday 10 a.m.§ pu; SON
ATIYEH*‘S and other makes : DALLAS-LUZERNE HWY. Sh
Velbon Repairs Also parts, aluminum awnings & accessories NEXT TO DALLAS SHOPPING CENTER 675-1039 "
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