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CATTERY
G13 ER:
OUR BEDROOM HOME,
excellent condition. With
some furnishings to go with
this dignified home. Best sec-
on in the Borough of White
Haven. Corner lot, one block
from Park. School bus stops in
ront of this fine residence.
ear all churches. Will take
your present home in trade or
arrange terms. Phone 443-
J
1 9531.
214-p
i AVY DUTY Ford panel
truck for sale. Call 675-5211.
g 11-tf
FARAGE & 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,
| Steroscope,gDld Bottles, New
and old lads apparel. 298-
118.
: 22-2-C
‘MOBILE HOME, 12 x 50, 2 bed-
~ rooms. Large fuel tank, skirt-
ing, blocks, some furnishings
~ included. Can be seen at 180
Parrish Street, Dallas. Call
675-0076 or 675-3070. $4000.
; 23-tf
LEAVING STATE. Sacrifice.
i Broadloom Chinese Oriental
' rugs, onan desk, corner
| table, son§antique frames &
| pictures. Homart window fan,
G. E. Mixmaster, Electrolux
Vacuum aner and other
sundries. -5676. .
‘ 23-1-c
GARAGE SALE—Household
~ Ave., Forty Fort. Thurs. and
~ Fri. June 10 and 11. 10 a.m.-5
and clothing. 1142 Wyoming
p.m.
23-1-c
3 PIECE WALNUT dining room
© set with 6 chairs. Miscel-
¢ laneous chairs and couches.
4 Phone 675-0281 after 6 p.m.
if ‘Friday. !
Hi 23-1-c
A VING. Large 3 piece sec-
"Usable condi-
natic washer, working condi-
tion, $10.00 Phone 675-1061.
23-1-c
i vals at 2 cents and 3 cents.
| private collector. No obli-
| gation. Call 675-3263.
f
23-1-c
;
{15 FT. GLASTRON Alpha Sail-
~ boat. Seats 4, Dacron sail, Tee
/ Nee Trailer plus many extras.
~ $375.00 Call 674-6751 from 8 to
© 4:30 ask for Mr. Devlin.
a 23-2-¢
‘HAND MADE Wooden Carpet
* Loom with Warp. $40.00. Call
| 288-0720 aMer 6 p.m.
: 23-1-p
onal couch
tion. - $15.00 Kenmere ~auto-*
HELP WANTED
YARD MAN. Huntsville Area.
Phone 675-1773.
22-2-¢
WOMAN wanted to clean small
home 1 day a week. Inquire
Mrs. Ralph K. Garrahan,
Country Club Rd., Shrine
Acre, Dallas. 675-1290.
23-1-c
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
UPHOLSTERING, Custom
made drapes. Call Jean
Slagle, 696-2454
20-4-c
Whom To Call
EXPERIENCED EXTERIOR
painting and roofing. Reason-
able rates. Schedule now.
Write Box 6 Dallas Post or call
298-2103.
20-tf-c
CALL FOR ESTIMATES now
for both interior & exterior
painting. Phone 675-3206.
224-¢
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-c
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
PLUMBING AND
Bathrooms installed. All types.
of interior remodeling. Free
estimates. Call Joe Wojcik
675-1803. :
47-tf-c
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
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
MONK PLUMBING & Heating,’
675-1323. Gas, oil, electric,
coal installations. No down
payment. Five years to pay.
47-tfc
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-c
‘GARAGE SALE. Friday and
‘ Saturday. High chair, crib,
new angy used girls and
© women’sY clothing, cofee
~ makers, nick-nacks, bed-
L spreads, straw purses, child’s
~ spring horse, miscellaneous.
y Seven-tenth mile from High-
way ‘on Harris Hill Road,
Trucksville. Watch for signs.
23-1-c
¥1956 CHEVI 1% Ton Pickup
Truck. Call 675-1801.
23-1-c¢
{PONIES for sale. Phone 477-
5891.
i 23-1-¢
IMA y1A% WRINGER
i WASHER. Like new. Sacrifice
price. Call 675-1719.
23-1-p
969 DART Convertible V8.
. Excellent condition. Power
} steering. Blue with white top
. and white sidewalls. Call 675-
{ 1331.
i
{
23-1-c
A REAL HOT? Buy a Westing-
F tioner at Boyd’s (White, that
| is) in Luzerne for $139. 288-
house 6000 B T U Air Condi-
, 8535.
- | WANTED TO BUY
= |
GASOLINE ENGINE small old
time 1 cylinder with heavy fly
wheel and slow speed. Any
machine, restaurant size. Any
condition. 288-2957
condition. Also, Barbeque.
22:9-c
It pays to advertise
TILE.’
BACK MOUNTAIN Area.
Modern sanitation service.
Rubbish and garbage re-
moval. Commercial and resi-
dential. Reasonable rates.
Phone 639-5859.
16-tf-c
NEED HELP with a party? Call
us between 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
JANANA. Phone 675-5905.
23-1-¢
CELLARS, GARAGES
CLEANED. $7 a load. Refuse,
75 cents per week. Bushes and
small trees chopped down.
Phone 675-5653.
23-tf
HOME SEWN FASHIONS for
women and children. For ap-
pointment call 696-2981
23-1-¢
LEAKY SHOWER STALLS
f you have a walk-in shower stall in your
home, ceramic, carrara, or other that is|
a due to lead or copper pan rotted
ut.
e can repair-it no muss or tearing out.
years field tested and no leaks yet,
KNECHT BROS. TILE & MARBLE
51 Cedar Street, Wilkes-Barre, Penna.
| GUARANTEED PHONE 823-2770 }
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
Call BOSTON & BEAN
General Hauling & Delivery
¢ 100 mile radius
» maximum weight—6 tons
* insured
Call 298-2347 After 7 p.m.
INSTRUCTIONAL
MEN..MEN..MEN
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.
22-2-C
Church
AUCTION
June 12th—11 A.M. At Lehman
Horse Show Grounds Rte 118
Handmade quilts and Antiques
Picture Frames will be featured along with new
& used merchandise Lunch & Refreshments will
be served by the ladies of the church.
SPONSORED. The Couples Club of the Idetown Methodist
N. Main St.
MIRACLE WATER
OF WYOMING VALLEY
Newest In Water Conditioning Equipment
Refiners-Filters-Chlorinators
824-1812 Wilkes-Barre
288-1444 "2
RES. 675-0578
MAY WE HELP YOU WITH
YOUR REAL ESTATE
NEEDS?
GILRQY
TR
179 WYOMING AVENUE, KINGSTON.
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MULTI LIST SERVICE
THE DALLAS POST, JUNE 10, 1971
FOR FREE
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
LOST
DOG. Part terrier. White with
light brown spots. Wearing
choker with license number.
Answers to name of wrinkles.
Call 639-5769 after 5:30.
23-1-¢
LEGAL
Notice is hereby given that
the regular meeting of the
Dallas Area Municipal Author-
ity will be held on Thursday,
June 17, 1971, at 7:30 at the
Dallas Senior High School.
PHILIP S. VANBLARCOM,
Sec.
Dallas Area
Municipal Authority
23-1-c
LEGAL
The Annual Report of the
Robbins Holman Foundation is
available at its principal office
for inspection during regular
business hours by any citizen
who requests it within 180 days
after the date of this publica-
tion. The name of the principal
manager and the address of the
private foundation’s principal
office is Walter S. Robbins, 145
East Northampton St., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa., 18703.
Date: June 10, 1971
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-¢
LEGAL
The Lake-Lehman School
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
tierafter. 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-¢
LEGAL
PLEASE be advised that
Letters Testamentary were
granted to J. Patrick Hopkins in
the Estate of James Hopkins a-
k-a James L. Hopkins on the
10th day of November, 1969.
Any persons indebted to said
decedent shall make payment
promptly and any persons
having claims against same
estate must submit them to the
undersigned.
JAMES M. REINERT Esquire
515 United Penn
Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
[LOANS to WONEN]
A Friendly, Confidential, Understanding
Service. PHONE
288-4535
FAIRWAY FINANCE CORP. LUZERNE
Sites Now Available!!
EVERGREEN ESTATES
MOBILE HOME PARK
SWEET VALLEY
Applications Now Being Taken
Call Yatsko 675-1276 or 675-3369
TWINBILL
MILE POINT
SPEEDWAY
SATURDAY JUNE 12
MODIFIED-SPORTSMAN
and LATE MODELS
30-lap LATE MODELS
SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP
RACE TIME 7:30 p.m.
Admission: $2.50
Children under 10 With Adult Free
PROGRAM
COMING SATURDAY—JUNE 19
100-lap Modified Sportsman
GENESEE POINT RACE
Located at Kirkwood, Intersection 81, 17 and 11
Mrs. Ted Wilson, RD 3,
Dallas, is convalescing at her
home after returning from
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital
where she was a medical
patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Morris
and daughter, Sharon, spent
last weekend in Fort Dix, N.J.,
where they visited their son,
Kenneth, who was recently
inducted into the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald An-
drews, and children, Christop-
her and Kimberly, have
returned to their home in
Fowlerville, N.Y. after spen-
ding the weekend with their
parents, Doris Mallin, 45 Pine-
crest Ave., Dallas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Laskowski,
Pioneer Avenue, Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Wilson, RD
1, Dallas, entertained at a
family dinner in honor of their
son, Ted, who was a member of
the confirmation class of St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church. Those
attending were Irene C. Monk,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denmon,
Andrew Denmon Jr., Doris
Mallin, Mr. and Mrs. John
Allabaugh, Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Quinn, White
Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Monk and Daniel, Shavertown;
Mr and Mrs. Donald Andrews
and family, Fowlerville, Ed
Labatch, Dallas; Cathy Wilson,
and the host and hostess.
Members of the New Goss
Manor Association observed
Earth Day by participating in a
clean-up program of the New
Goss Manor area. Adults and
children attended. Refresh-
ments were served on the lawn
of Leon Adessa, Grandview
Avenue and Pear Tree Lane,
following the clean-up activi-
ties. Frank Paczewski is
president of the association.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Elston, Overbrook Avenue,
entertained the following out-of-
town guests over the holiday
weekend: Mrs. and Mrs. John
Roose, Herkimer, N.Y.,; Mrs.
Frank Wrysch, Binghamton,
N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Stout, Johnson City, N.Y.;
Lloyd Elston, Hollywood, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pregler and Kyle, Kristen, and
Jeannine, have returned to
Norwalk, Conn., after spending
the holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Pregler, Overbrook
Avenue.
DALLAS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kittle
and family, and Mrs. Albert
Cadwallader Sr. Huntsville-
Chase Road, spent the holiday
at their cottage, Bella Sylvia,
Sullivan County.
Mrs. Loren Samsel, Warren
Drive, has returned home after
visiting with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Samsel and family,
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur An-
derson, Dallas, and Mr. and
Mrs. William LaBar, Sweet
Valley, entertained as a house
guest, Mrs. Laura LaBar, of
Long Beach, Calif., a former
local resident. While here, Mrs.
LaBar was honored at dinner
parties by Mr. and Mrs.
Durland Daron and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Dallas.
Virginia C. Davis, Dallas,
fiancee of Bernard J. Kester,
Wilkes-Barre, was entertained
at a bridal shower given by Mrs.
Stephen F. Killian, Tilbury
Terrace, West Nanticoke, and
Mrs. Robert C. Kintzer, Kings-
ton. Miss Davis and Mr. Kester
plan a July wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kosten-
bauder, RD 1, Dallas, recently
visited the former’s brother and
sister-in-law, CSM and Mrs.
Paul Kostenbauder, at Annan-
dale, Va. CSM Kostenbauder
will leave June 19 on a year’s
assignment in Turkey.
Mrs. Ephraim Roberts, Mrs.
Allen Roberts, Mrs. Howard
Garris, Helen Rice, Mrs. Leroy
Elliott, and Mrs. Paul Eckert,
Back Mountain residents, have
returned from a two-week vaca-
tion in Hawaii. They spent the
first week in Honolulu and the
second week on the islands of
Maui and Hawaii.
High school students who are
members of Dallas United
Methodist Church were honored
on Student Recognition Sunday
during the 10:30 worship ser-
vice.
The Rev. Douglas N. Akers,
pastor, delivered the sermon.
Special music was furnished by
the choirs.
June 13 will mark the last day
for the regular church school of
the Prince of Peace Episcopal
Church until Sept. 12. Following
the 10 a.m. service, June 13,
faithfulness pins will be distri-
buted to those who have earned
them and gifts distributed fo all
children present.
Condition.
M. L. Bunnell
Auctioneer
Springville, Pa.
Phone 965-2375
Farm Machinery Auction Sale
Lake Winola, Pa. Wyoming Co.
Due to other business interests, I will sell the
following machinery at the former Chandler
Orchard Farm, 1 mile South of Lake Winola and
Route 307, 7 miles East of Tunkhannock.
Thursday, June 17, 1971
1:00 p.m. Sharp
1969 Ford Model 5000 Row Crop Tractor
10 speeds forward—L.P.T.0.—P.S. 3 PT h. Power
adjust wheels-18. 4X30 tires, heavy duty wide front
end—only 215 hours on this gas tractor—Excellent
Ford Model 9 N Tractor w-Hyd, Fork and Blade,; G. E. 500
amps Industrial type Electric Welder; 1956 F350 Ford Truck
w-Express Body, Ford P.T.0.—3 PT. Hitch—Rotary Mower,
3 pt. hitch Oliver—3B—16 in.—individual trip tractor plows;
H.D. Allis Chalmers 2 row offset Disc—A-1; J. D. Farm
Wagon; D. B. Farm Wagon; New Idea Flail Spreader; Small
Concrete Mixer; 4 Rolls Interwoven Wire; Drill Press; and
other items too numerous too mention.
TERMS—Cash or Good Check on Sale Day
Owner:
Bud Zavrel
BRD.1
Falls, Pa.
BLACK&DECKER
1 Horsepower
7Va" Power
SAW
D ALLAS
1% Horsepower
74" Power
HARDWARE
Main Street Dallas, Pa.
Flag Day (June 14th)
AMERICAN FLAG SPECIAL $2.88
OFFICIAL U.S. FLAG—COMPLETE
PORCH & WINDOW OUTFIT
includes: all weather 3’ x 5° flag—pole—bracket—cord—golden eagle—
“Flag Etiquette” booklet screws & eyelet
Father’s Day (June 20th)
ELECTRIC GRASS
TRIMMER $1]2%
PAGE THIRTEEN
by C. Denmon
675-0419
July church services at
Prince of Peace Episcopal
Church will remain the same as
usual. Holy Communion will be
celebrated at 8 a.m. and Holy
Communion or Morning Prayer
at 10 a.m. The Rev. John S.
Prater will have the services
July 4 and July 18. Lay leaders,
John Sheehan Jr. and Joseph
Hunt will also assist. It is hoped
to have a supply priest as well.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Den-
mon, Davenport Street, Dallas,
entertained at a barbecue
supper last Sunday in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Morris,
Church Street, Dallas, who are
moving to Milford, N.J.
Mr. Morris, an engineer with
RCA has been transferred to the
Somerville plant of RCA where
he will be manager of the
planning and reorganization
department.
Guests at the barbecue in-
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Radzinski, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Bolinski, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. George Poynton, Andrew
Denmon Jr., Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. William Welch, Kingston;
the guests of honor, and the
Denmons.
WASHINGTON—More than
34 million square feet of glass
are used each year in the manu-
facture of trucks—enough to
cover 20 major league baseball
stadiums plus 20 major college
football bowls.
Of nowdon
TER er.
<. FUNERAL DIRECTORS >
—~
Under the personal
direction of the
Snowdon family
since 1908.
HAROLD C. SNOWDON
HAROLD C. SNOWDON, JR.
RICHARD W. SNOWDON
For Father
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