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HELP WANTED
19 FT. LAPSTRAKE. 75 H.P.
sealectric convertible top
- camper back storage cover,
tandem tilt trailer, many
extras. Asking $1950.00. Phone
288-1615 after 5 P.M.
22-1-p
ANTIQUES. Washstand. Dry
Sink. Five Victorian Bedroom
Pieces. Scale. Clock. Phone
655-0609.
22-1-c
GARAGE SALE on Friday,
June 4. 10 til 3. Highland
Drive, New Goss Manor.
22-1-f
GARAGE & YARD SALE.
Noxen, Pa. Next to Texaco.
June 11, 4 to 8. June 12, 10 to 8.
Hardwick Gas range, 1 yr.
old. Electric Motor & Grinder,
Steroscelpe, Old Bottles, New
and oldftadies apparel. 298-
2118.
> 22-2-C
1—8°’x2’ THERMOPANE
Awning Type Window. 1
Frigidaire—4 burner Cooktop’
with Rangehood. 1—36"
Aluminium Storm Door. Call
639-1242 after 6 P.M.
. 22-1-¢
MAYTAG WRINGER
WASHER. 1yr. old. Like new.
Sacrifice price.
B 221-p
SCREENED HOUSE 12 x 12.
Like new. Sacrifice. Phone
675-322 om 6 to 10.
22-tf-f
M G B 1967 Very Good Condi-
tion. Phone 474-6652 6 til 8 p.m.
22-1-¢
TRUCK. % Ton Panel Chev-
rolet. Year 1961. Good running
condition. $195. Phone 333-4482
22-1-¢
TORO POWER LAWN
Mower. 24’ Like New.
‘Reasonable. Phone 675-0621.
22-1-¢
1969 MOBILE HOME, 12 x 50,
$4000. Cag be seen at 180 Par-
rish Str#&t, Dallas, or call 675-
3070 or 675-2497
21-tf
12x 60 oY mobile home. 3
bedroom. Wall to wall carpet-
ing. Call 675-1340.
: 17-1-p
SHEERED HEMLOCKS—
Excellent for hedges or
screening. Sizes from 6 to 12
feet. Buy at wholesale prices.
Rodriguez Brothers, Chase,
For Appointment phone 646-
2346 or 839-7814 after 8 p.m.
20-3-c
t condition.
some furnishings to go with
this dignified home. Best sec-
tion in the Borough of White
Haven. Corner lot, one block
from Igrk. School bus stops in
* front of this fine residence.
Near all churches. Will take
your present home in trade or
arrange terms. Phone 443-
9531.
FOUR REDROOM HOME,
excell) With
214-p
HEAVY DUTY Ford panel
truck for sale. Call 675-5211.
11-tf
WORK WANTED
COMPETENT Baby Sitter. Col-
lege girl. Will take over while
you're@away. Phone 675-3223
and as¥ for Laura. =
21-tf
WANTED TO BUY
GASOLINE ENGINE small old
time 1 cylinder with heavy fly
wheel and slow speed. Any
condition. Also, Barbeque
machine, restaurant size. Any
condition. 288-2957
22-2-C
INSTRUCTIONAL
MEN. .MEN..MEN
DRIVERS NEEDED-—Train
now to drive semi-truck, local
and over the road. Diesel or
gas; experience helpful but
not necessary. You can earn
over $4.50 per hour after short
training. For application and
interview, call 716-852-7719, or
write Safety Dept., United
Systems, Inc., c-o Thruway
Freight Terminal, 1285 Wil-
liam St., Buffalo, New York,
14206.
21-2-c
FEEL TIED DOWN? Free
yourself! Get out and get
more out of life by being an
Avon Representative. Earn
money for all those “extras”
you want. Win prizes. For
details, call: 675-2356
22-1-¢
WOMAN to do housework 1 day
a week. Own transportation.
58 Susquehanna Ave., Dallas.
Phone 675-0581 after 5.
22-1-¢
Whom To Call
TREES CUT, pruned and
planted. Debris removed from
yards, garages and base-
ments. Call Wiljon’s 696-1322
or 696-2364.
21-4-p
THE DALLAS POST, JUNE 3, 1971
LOANS to WOMEN
A Friendly, Confidential, Undersianding
Service. PHO
286-4535
FAIRWAY FINANCE CORP, LUZERNE
YARD MAN. Huntsville Area.
Phone 675-1773.
22-2-C
Whom To Ca I
CELLARS? GARAGES
CLEANED. $10 a load. Refuse
75 cents per week. Bushes and
small trees chopped down.
Phone 675-5653.
224-p
CALL FOR ESTIMATES now
for both interior & exterior
painting. Phone 675-3206.
224-c
APPLIANCE REPAIRS. Small
appliances, sweepers, radios,
tools, washers, dryers, ranges
repaired. All makes. Fast ser-
vice. Work guaranteed. Hal’s
Electric, 113 E. Center,
Shavertown. 675-1580
22-13-¢
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
EXPERT ALTERATIONS and
sewing done. Fittings if neces-
sary. Home economics major.
Call 675-3223 and ask for
Laura.
21-tf-f
FREE $20.00 Value Simoniz
Polish on your car when you
buy 10 Car Washes with wax
in advance, Narrow Car
Wash. Call 288-1996 for details.
214-c
BACK MOUNTAIN Area.
Modern sanitation service.
Rubbish and garbage re-
moval. Commercial and resi-
dential. Reasonable rates.
Phone 639-5859.
3 16-tf-c
EXTERIOR CAR wash 75 cents
when spray wax purchased at
50 cents. Regular exterior
wash only 99 cents. Narrows
Car Wash, Shopping Center,
Edwardsville, Pa.
16-8-¢
EXPERIENCED EXTERIOR
painting and roofing. Reason-
able rates. Schedule now.
Write Box 6 Dallas Post or call
298-2103.
20-tf-c
UPHOLSTERING,
made drapes.
Slagle, 696-2454
Custom
Call Jean
204-c
PLUMBING AND TILE.
Bathrooms installed. All types.
of interior remodeling. Free
estimates. Call Joe Wojcik
675-1803.
47-tf-c
NOW OPEN—Bix Furniture
Stripping Shop. 9 to.3 Tuesday
through Saturday. Rte. 407
Fleetville. We strip all finish-
es safely without dipping. We
guarantee our work. 945-3277.
12-tf-c
SMALL APPLIANCES,
Vacuum cleaners, radios,
tools, washers, dryers, and
stoves repaired. All makes.
Hal's Electric, 113 E. Center
St., Shavertown. Phone 675-
*1580. Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. to 7.
Sat. 1 p.m. to 7.
MONK PLUMBING & Heating,
675-1323. Gas, oil, electric,
coal installations. No down,
payment. Five year : to pay.
47-tfc”
GEORGE L. Marstell’s Oil. Pay
cash and save. Fuel oil 16 and
nine-tenths cents gallon deliv-
ered. Meter printed ticket to
insure you accuracy. Oil
burner cleaning and repairs.
Complete installations. Work
and materials guaranteed.
Free estimates. Phone 333-
4409.
16-10-p
LEAKY SHOWER STALLS
? you have a walk-in shower stall in your|
home, ceramic, carrara, or other that fs)
eaking, due to lead or copper pan rotted
ut.
e can repair‘it no muss or tearing out.
1 years field tested and no leaks yet,
KNECHT BROS. TILE & MARBLE
51 Cedar Street, Wilkes-Barre, Penna.
GUARANTEED PHONE 823-2770
Call BOSTON & BEAN
General Hauling & Delivery
100 mile radius
+ maximum weight—% tons
© insured
[Call 298-2347 After 7 p.m,
EDWARD WALLO
Plumbing & Heating
DALLAS, PA.
675-1454
Water Pumps & Sewer Lines
Installed Furnaces cleaned
Septic Tanks And Cesspools
CLEANED
Francis
CALL Gerald At
675-3918
GARAGE SALE
June 4 & 5 at 10 A.M.
STONE HURST HARVEYS
LAKE POLE 89
Rain Date June 11 & 12
INSTRUCTIONAL
EEE EEE
Train now to drive semi tractor
trailers, local and over the
road. You can earn high
wages after short training.
For application and inter-
view, call 215-742-1600, or
write School Safety Division,
United Systems, Inc., P. O.
Box 6158, Philadelphia, Penn-
sylvania, 19115. Approved for
Veteran Benefits.
The Lake-Lehman Schpol
District hereby gives notice that
| a proposed budget of the
amount of funds that will be
required by the School District
, in its several departments for
the 1971-72 fiscal year is avail-
able for public inspection at the
office of the Secretary, Leh-
man-Jackson Elementary
School, Lehman, Pennsylvania.
It is the purpose of the Board
of Directors of the Lake-
Lehman School District to adopt
this proposed budget after
making such revisions in it as
are deemed advisable and levy
the proposed taxes at a special
meeting of the Lake-Lehman
School Board during the week
beginning June 20, 1971.
Notice is also given of the
provisions of Act 193, approved
June: 30, 1951. (P.L... 962),
requiring every resident or
inhabitant of the School District
upon attaining the age of
twenty-one years and every
person twenty-one years of age
or over becoming a resident or
inhabitant of the District to
notify the proper assessor of
this fact within twelve months
therafter. Failure to comply
with this requirement subjects
the individual to a penalty equal
to the tax for which he is liable.
The Assessor's name and
address for Jackson Township,
Lake Township, Lehman Town-
ship, Ross Township, and
Harveys Lake Borough is
Luzerne County Assessors,
Assessors’ Office, Court House,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
The name and address for the
Assessor of Noxen Township is
Wyoming County Assessors’
Office, Wyoming County Court
House, Tunkhannock, Penn-
sylvania.
By Order of the Board of
Directors
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Eleanor Humphrey, Secretary
21-3-c
222-¢c LEGAL
TRAVEL TRAILERS AN ORDINANCE OF THE
BOROUGH OF DALLAS
FIXING FEES FOR
OPEN HOUSE . . . At Stevens
Motor Coach, at Shadow
Brook in Tunkhannock, Pa.
On DISPLAY Wheel
Campers-Carriage, Contin-
ental-CreeTravel Trailers;
Beachwood and Condor Motor
Homes. Also the NEW innova-
tion ‘Kangaroo Campers’.
(Come See Us) June 4-9 a.m.
_ til'9 p.m., June 59 a.m. til 5
p.m., June 6-9 a.m. til 5 p.m.
20-3-c
Consumer Pays More
‘The consumer loses three
ways as a result of today’s
packaging: (1.) he pays more
for a disposable container than
for a reusable one; (2.) he has to
pay to have the one-way con-
tainer collected for disposal; (3)
he must pay again when the
container does not degrade but
lives to foul our environment.
Everhart Plans
Ecology Exhibit
“Now an Alternative,” an
exhibition dealing with local
environmental conditions, is on
display in the downstairs
gallery of the Everhart
Museum, Scranton, through
June 6.
Gary Grossman, industrial
design student from Pratt In-
stitute, Brooklyn, N.Y.
designed the unusual and out-
standing exhibit while working
on his senior thesis. The pur-
pose of the display is to inform
area residents of the many
ecological problems existing
within Northeastern Penn-
sylvania.
Photographs, slides, models,
and sculpture form an integral
part of the exhibit, which also
presents possible consequences
and offers suggestions on how
individuals can help to solve the
environmental crisis.
BUILDING PERMITS AND
PROVIDING COM -
PENSATION FOR THE
BUILDING INSPECTOR
The Mayor and Council of the
Borough of Dallas enact and
ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. The fees for
LEGAL
building permits shall be $2.00
per each $1,000.00 of work.
SECTION 2. The building
inspector shall be compensated
at the rate of 50 of the fee
collected to a maximum fee, per
job, of $25.00. The balance of the
fee shall be turned over to
Dallas Borough.
Enacted and ordained at a
regular meeting of the Dallas
Borough Council held May 25,
1971. ;
EDWIN R. DELANEY
President of Council
ATTEST:
RALPH GARRIS
Secretary
Approved this 25th day of
May, 1971.
STEPHEN F. HARTMAN JR.
Mayor
LEGAL
—
Notice is hereby given that
the Zoning and Hearing Board,
of Dallas Township Planning
Commission will hold a Public
Hearing, at 7:30 P.M. (EDT) on
Monday night June, 21, 1971 in
the Dallas Township Municipal
Building, to consider the ap-
plication of Joseph Noon,
Shaver Ave., Fernbrook, to
place a Mobile Home on his lot
on Shaver Ave. His lot contains
about 28,750 square feet, with
two other homes on same lot.
FRED E. DODSON
Zoning Officer
LEGAL
COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA, County of
Luzerne ss: Richard D. Clay-
ton, Plaintiff vs. Brenda Clay-
ton, Defendant, in the Court of
Common Pleas of Luzerne
County, Civil Action—Divorce,
‘No. 31 May Term 1969.
TO BRENDA CLAYTON,
DEFENDANT:
You are notified that Richard
D. Clayton, the Plaintiff, has
commenced an action of di-
vorce against you which you are
required to defend. If you fail to
defend you will be liable to have
a divorce granted in your ab-
sence.
JOSEPH MOCK,
Sheriff, Luzerne County
22-3-C
LEGAL
Notice is hereby given that
the Zoning and Hearing Board,
of the Dallas Township Plan-
ning commission will hold a
Public Hearing at 7:30 P.M.
(EDT) on Monday Night June,
21st, 1971 in the Dallas Town-
ship Municipal Building, to
consider the application of
Harrison T. Seward, of R.D. 1
Harveys Lake, Pa. to place a
Mobile Home on Briar Crest
Road, Lot contains ! acre.
Dallas Township.
FRED E. DODSON
Zoning Officer
Sale
FRIDAY & SAT.
JUNE 5 & 6th
10 a.m.-6p.m.
Living Room, Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen Set,
TV, Antique Furniture, Tables, lamps, clocks,
glassware, liners, frames, toys, barbells,
exercise bike, wringer-washer. Antique items
and many other items.
Mrs. Merl Bigelow
195 N. Main St.
Shavertown
(opposite St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church)
Heller Farm.
Sheridan C
Round Oak Table;
and hundreds of other pieces.
This will be an outstanding Sale, so
~ | MARY SHEETS——Clerk
TERMS —— CASH
PUBLIC
SALE
MILLVILLE, PA.
MONDAY, MAY 31, 1971
(MEMORIAL DAY)
STARTING AT 10 A. M. SHARP
The listing below is but part of the merchandise we will sell to the highest bidder
located on State Street, in the Borough of Millville, Pa., known as the Frank
2 Drawer Cherry Night Stand
Chest of Drawers in Cherry
Side Board; High Back Sink Cupboard inf Pine; Low
Back Sink Cupboard with drawer; Walnut Book Case; Walnut Wash Stand;
Oak Wash Stand; Very Old Hutch Table, Cork Pine; 2 Piece Pine Wall Cup-
board; Old Porch Swing; Slatted Porch Settee; Set of 6 High Back Kitchen
Chairs; Very Fine School Masters Desk; Very Old Butter Churn; Victorian
Chairs; Blanket Chest, and many, many other pieces too numerous to mention.
GLASSWARE AND CHINA
including Pattern Glass; Cranberry; Fine China and other interesting pieces.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
including Mantle Clocks; 2 Wheel Cast Iron Coffee Grinder, Original Paint;
Primitive Slaw Cutter; Cow and Sheep Bells; Picture Frames; Cast Iron Trivets;
Old Kerosene Lamps; Gold Plated Candlelaubras; Gold Plated Candle Sticks:
Silver Candlelaubra; Old Pocket Watches, 14 Kt. Solid Gold Case; Old Jewelry
Fine Selection of Old Coins; Old Guns, including Smooth Bore Kentucky Rifle;
Some Old Bottles; Pitcher and Bowel Sefs, Plank Bottom Rocker Brass Bed
lan to attend.
WELLIVER, STUBEN AND BACORN-———Auctioneers
Refreshments and Goodies Served on the Grounds.
fo
The Dallas Post (J. KOZEMCHAK SR.)
Thehome of Mr. and Mrs. William Downs in Lehman was gutted
by an early morning fire Monday. There were no injuries, the
Downs family were visiting relatives in New Jersey at the time
of the blaze.
Commerce Offers Loans
Toward Pollution Control
The Commonwealth of Penn-
sylvania is committed to a
comprehensive program of re-
storing its land, air and water
resources to a cleaner, more
natural state consistent with
their use in recreational, -agri-
cultural and commercial pur-
suits, a statement from the
Department of Commerce to
the Citizens Advisory Council
said this week.
Proper management of these
resources requires a knowledge
of the ecological balance of
nature, the technology of its
control and protection, indus-
trial techniques which both
cause and control pollution, and
methods which insure that ade-
quate actions are taken in both
a technical and business sense
when needed, the statement
continued.
In past years inadequate
knowledge of these factors has
led to what many consider to be
a crisis in environmental break-
down and an increase in pollu-
tion hazards.
The basic problems are not
new, but the rapid growth of
energy demands and the
technology of production of cer-
tain products have aggravated
the problem significantly in
recent years.
The newly created Depart-
ment of Environmental Re-
sources is the agency respon-
sible to the people for monitor-
ing, controlling and promoting
cleanliness in these vital re-
sources. Secretary Walter G.
Arader, Department of Com-
merce, responsible for the im-
provement of the business cli-
mate in the commonwealth,
stated that he is in agreement
with the objectives of the DER.
Commerce intends to
strengthen and supplement
DER’s activities by promoting
industrial cooperation and
liaison activities where possi-
ble, he said.
More specifically, the secre-
tary pointed out, the Depart-
ment of Commerce offers finan-
cial assistance through the
availability of low interest
revenue bonds or mortgages to
local industrial development
authorities for industries and
businesses requiring treatment
plants, air purifiers and other
technical devices needed to
insure clean emissions from
their operations.
The Department of Com-
merce was authorized to ap-
prove revenue bond and mort-
gage loan applications for these
purposes under Act 102 of 1967,
“The Industrial Development
Authority Law.”
As of this week, Pennsylvania
industries have received $55
million in tax exempt bonds and
mortgages for the purpose of
resource treatment and purifi-
cation facilities through the
provisions of this act. Details on
methods of application for
assistance and further infor-
mation can be obtained from
the Department of Commerce's
regional representatives or
from the Secretary of Com-
merce, South Office Building,
Harrisburg.
The flexibility of approach
made possible by the avail-
ability of the funds under this
law and the cooperation of the
Departments of Commerce and
Environmental Resources will
aid significantly in the prob-
lems now concerning citizens,
the Commerce Secretary ad-
ded.
Greenstreet News
For Wedding Stationery
675-5211
PAGE THIRTEEN
DALLAS
42nd st
4 bedroom Single with Screen
Patio Oil Heat—Approx.
31%
acres with Stream on the
Property Country privacy with
Convenient Location Close to
$18,500
Schools,—Shopping.
TRUCKSVILLE
Carverton Rd.
ranch ~ home on
beautifully
Drilled well,
garage.
landscaped
DALLAS
oven.
DAY OR
288-1 NIGHT
RES. 675-0578
(over looking
Lake at State Park) Lovely
Large
2 car-attached
103 Sterling Ave Lovely brick
ranch home with panelled
basement rec room, Spacious
livingroom with fireplace &
Spacious Kitchen with built in
GILRQY
REALT gp.
mm INSURANCE
179 WYOMING AVENUE, KINGSTON
$31,500
lot
$31,000
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