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FOR SALE
FOUR BEDROOM HOME,
excellent condition. With
~ some furnishings to go with
this dignified home. Best sec-
tion in the Borough of White
Haven. Corner lot, one block
-from Park. School bus stops in
front of this fine residence.
Near all churches. Will take
your present home in trade or
Phone 443-
9531.
214-p
"HEAVY DUTY Ford panel
truck for sale. Call 675-5211.
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| 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.
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SALE.
Kellers Garden. Idetown. 639-
5426. Annuals.
} 24-1-¢
. GUNS new & used bought and
sold. Bill Purcell, RD 1, Har-
veys Lake. 639-5180
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FRIGIDAIRE REFRIG-
E ERA To $20.00, presently
using. Excellent condition.
porch > waffle iron,
dresses, Wnaternity dresses,
large doll, windows, toaster,
iron, many more items. Call
639-5058.
24-1-¢
“Matador”
trailbike. 250cc. Good condi-
| tion. $400.00 Call 675-5894 after
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24-1-p
{ 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.
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| WANTED A full time
i bookkeeper for a’ business in
| .the Back Mountain area.
{ Apply to Box 2 Dallas Post.
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Awnings, upholstered chair,
Whom To Call
EXPERIENCED EXTERIOR
painting and roofing. Reason-
able rates. Schedule now.
Write Box 6 Dallas Post or call
298-2103.
20-tf-¢
CALL FOR ESTIMATES now
for both interior & exterior
painting. Phone 675-3206.
224-c
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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
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PLUMBING AND
Bathrooms installed. All types
of interior remodeling. Free
estimates. Call Joe Wojcik
675-1803.
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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.
" WORK WANTED
TILE.
47-t-c:
EXPERIENCE “and “reliable *
lawn maintenance. Free esti-
mate. Call Butch. Phone 288-
9548 or 287-3873.
24-2-Cc
LICENSED Practical Nurse in
Back Mt. Area. Write Box 8°
Dallas Post.
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prem 1
HELP WANTED. Call Mr.
Purcell at Harveys Lake. 639-
8 5180.
er
24-tf-¢
‘WOMAN WANTED for part
time reception work in doc-
tors office. Write Box 32
Dallas Post.
24-1
WANTED, FULL TIME Ceme-
tery Caretaker. Apply in
letter, advising experience,
referendiy) and salary re-
2 quested,” to P.O. Box 1222,
i Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18703
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. FOR RENT
| APARTMENT for rent in Leh-
man. Phone 675-2620.
24-1-n,
INSTRUCTIONAL
MEN..MEN..MEN
Train now to drive semi tractor
trailers, local and over the
road. Yio 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.
24-2-c
TCE
FOUND
YOUNG DOG—mixed collie,
average height. Tan and
white. Machell Ave. area.
Contact the S.P.C.A. 825-4111.
24-1-p
EQUIPMENT
FOR RENT
EQUIPMENT RENTALS.
Cement Mixer, Lawn Mowers,
Hedge Clippers etc. For infor-
mation call C. V. Products.
639-1270 Rt. 415, Idetown.
24-tf-c
A Friendly, Confidential, Understanding
Service, PHONE !
288-4535
FAIRWAY FINANCE CORP. LUZERNE
Septic Tanks And Cesspools
CLEANED
Francis
CALL Gerald , At.
675-3918
THE DALLAS POST, JUNE 17, 1971
BUY, SELL SWAP §
HR 1
The Rev. Donald Anderson,
iecently ordained Trucksville
man who received his degree at
Wesley Theological Seminary,
Wash., D.C. attended the
dedication ceremonies held in
memory of his former class-
mate, the late John N. Dana Jr.,
at the Northwestern Lehigh
Whom To Call
TREES CUT, pruned and
planted. Debris removed from
yards, garages and base-
ments. Call Wiljon’s 696-1322
Or: 696:2361. Schools at New Tripoli, June 5.
214-0 john, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
UPHOLSTERING, Custom John N. Dana Sr., Carverton
made drapes. Call Jean Road, Trucksville, was teacher
Slagle, 696-2454 of elementary students at the
20-4-¢c Tripoli schools.
The 105 fifth grade students,
former pupils of Mr. Dana,
planted and dedicated a pin oak
tree in his name on the lawn of
the school.
Rev. Anderson told of ex-
periences he and John had
shared as classmates at Dallas
Senior High School, and read
from I Corinthians, 13th
Chapter. Remarks were made
by Stanley Roth and Robert
Phillips, instructors at North-
western Lehigh Schools.
BACK MOUNTAIN Area.
Modern sanitation service.
Rubbish and garbage re-
moval. Commercial and resi-
dential. Reasonable rates.
Phone 639-5859.
16-tf-c
CELLARS, GARAGES
CLEANED. $7 a load. Refuse,
75 cents per week. Bushes and
small trees chopped down.
Phone 675-5653.
23-tf Richard Ww. Miller,
—. elementary supervisor, read a
FOR FREE letter composed as if written to
John, as follows:
Dear John,
Another school year has come
and gone. Again I have seen the
powerful effect that teachers
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
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
23-3-¢
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LEGAL NOTICE
A special meeting of the
Board of Directors of Lake-
Lehman School District will be
held Monday, June 28; 1971, at
7:00 p.m. in the Lehman-
Jackson Elementary Building,
Lehman, Pennsylvania. The
meeting has been called for
general purposes.
Sealed proposals will be
received ‘by-the Supervisors 'of
Kingston Twp. 2nd Cl. Luzerne
County, At Trucksville, Penn-
sylvania, until 8:00 o’clock
Eastern Daylight Time July 14,
1971, for the following im-
provements. Approx. 13,380
ELEANOR HUMPHREY S.Y.ID-2A Surface Course 21-2”
Secretary compacted depth in place as
Lake-Lehman required. (1'%2”’ binder course
School District 1” wearing surface). Per Penn
D.O.T. Specifications 408 dated
1970. :
Plans, specifications, form of
LEGAL contract, instructions to bid-
ders, proposal forms, may be
viewed at Municipal Building,
11 Carverton Rd. Trucksville,
Pennsylvania.
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-
companied by a (certified
check) (bid bond) in the amount
of $5,000.00, made payable to the
treasurer of the Municipality.
All proposals must be upon
the forms furnished by the
undersigned. All envelopes
containing bid proposals shall
be clearly marked ‘Bid
Proposal for letting of July 14,
1971”. The Municipal Officers
reserve the right to reject any
or all proposals.
sence.
JOSEPH MOCK, MICHAEL J. STANLEY
Sheriff, Luzerne County Clerk-Secretary
22-3-¢ Twp. 2nd C.
HOUSE SALE
THURS. THRU SAT., JUNE 17-19th 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Woodward wrought iron table, (glass top), 4 chairs and matching serving cart,
house safe, books, antique platform rocker, 4 captains chairs, some antiques,
dishes, many items too numerous to mention. Carson, Shrine Acres, Old Country
Club Rd., Dallas.
Call BOSTON & BEAN
General Hauling & Delivery
«100 mile radius
« maximum weight—é tons
* insured
[Call 298-2347 After 7 p.m.
\eg==ry/ Counsel
DAY OR
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3 288- | 444 NIGHT
RES. 675-0578
‘MAY WE HELP YOU WITH
YOUR REAL ESTATE
NEEDS?
179 WYOMING AVENUE, KINGSTON
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MULTI LIST SERVICE
Residence of MR. EDWARD L. FULLER, Dalton, Pa.
on the Fuller Estate—off Turnpike Road, Dalton, Pa.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JUNE 18 - 19, 1971
11:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Large quantity of very fine Silver including: Sterling,
Sheffield Plate, early English Solid Silver, Mantle
Clock with stenciled design, Rock Crystal, Cut Glass,
Venetian Glass, Pair of Corner Cupboards, Broadloom
Carpeting, Empire Sofa, Oak Furniture, Porch Furni-
ture, Wicker Furniture, Movie Projectors, Film, Tape
Recorder, Record Players, China, Picture Frames,
Walnut Post Masters Desk, Brass Bed, Bedroom
Furniture, French Furniture, Oriental Screen, Clocks,
Andirons, T.V., Filing Cabinets and many other -fine
household items.
Ruth Stahl
Deerfield Antiques
Dalton, Pennsylvania
Each proposal must be ac-
1 Former Classmate Attends
Dana Memorial Dedication
and those involved in education
have had on-our boys and girls
at Northwestern.
You too have been a force that
seems to highlight and sharpen
the focus on words and feelings
such as love, friendship,
compassion and many other
reflections of a truly dedicated
professional.
Man’s destiny is often times
never quite understood, but
today your destiny is truly
exemplified by your continued
everpresence at Northwestern
Elementary Schools.
All of us, as we begin a
summer of many varied ac-
tivities, looking forward to the
new school year, look forward
to your continued influence as
poigantly demonstrated by this
memorial.
Sincerely yours,
Richard W. Miller
Chosen as committee for the
students were Michael Kobords,
David Hoch, Virginia Rauch,
Lance Farber and Jo Anne
Dymond.
Movie Party
For MYF
Members of the Trucksville
Intermediate MYF were
treated recently to a movie at
the Gateway Cinema. This
fellowship concluded the
group’s activities for the year.
In September, members of
the Intermediate MYF will be
welcomed into the Junior High
MYF.
Attending the movie party
were Barbara Johnson, Dawn
Morgan, Mary Smith, Alice
Engler, Jean Petro, Lois
Billings, Ricky Harrison,
Warren Gensel, Robert Hislop,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wasserott.
HENRY'S
JEWELRY
LADY'S $39.75 MAN'S 39.75
CARWIN
LADY'S $35 MAN'S 39.75
TO WEAR WITH
PRIDE ALWAYS
KEEPSAKE
Wedding Rings
Watch & Clock Repairs
Done On Premises
675-1201
Mem. Hwy. Shavertown
Altar and Rosary
Plans Pocono Trip
The Altar and Rosary Society
of St. Therese’s Church,
Shavertown, held a covered
dish dinner June 2 in the church
hall. Dessert and coffee were
served by Band No. 2 with Mrs.
William Guyette and Mrs.
Ronald Balonis as co-chairmen.
Following the dinner Mrs.
Robert Yarashus, vice
president, conducted a short
business meeting. Various
reports were given. The annual
trip to the Pocono Playhouse
was discussed. Mrs. Thomas
Ochman, chairman, decided on
“Fiddler on the Roof.” Co-
chairman is Mrs. Edward
Petty. The play will be
presented June 30 and the bus
will depart from the church
grounds ‘at 5 p.m. Dinner
arrangements preceding the
play are being completed.
The program for the evening
was a wig demonstration and
discussion held by Joseph
Shimkus of Dallas.
Father Joseph F. Sammons,
pastor of St. Therese’s hosted
the West Luzerne Deanery
Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women at a tea, June 13, in the
church hall. Mrs. John Luke
was in charge of decorations.
Hostesses for the tea table were
Mrs. Myron Mickiewicz and
Mrs. Joseph Cullen. The
program for the tea was
presented by the Dallas
Woman’s Club Chorale,
GAY-MURRAY
“SHOP US”
FODDER’S DAY—This is
the place to find the best
gifts.
GARDEN—GET busy with
the hoe-spray-plastic mesh
to keep the birds off-plastic
mulch.
PAINT—For 15 days-good
outside paint—$2.93, 4.00 &
6.97.
FUN-FISHIN’,
picnicin’,
softballin’.
huntin’,
baseballin,” and
FLY © CONTROL—Rubber
bands, sprays, wood doors,
‘| aluminum doors, swatters,
ribbons, electricutors.
POND & LAKE -—Aquathol
kills weeds safely-won’t hurt
your fish.
SWIMMING POOLS—Check
us for Algaecede, chlorine,
and accessories.
FENCING—Steel, picket &
ceder. A fence between
keeps friendships green.
Mabbe we didn’t mention it,
but it looks like we got it
anyway.
Gay Murray Co.
~ Bridge Street
TUNKHANNOCK, PA.
836-2175
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Sites Now Available!!
EVERGREEN ESTATES
MOBILE HOME PARK
SWEET VALLEY
Applications Now Being Taken
Call Yatsko 675-3369
A PRIVATE SALE
A Private Sale will be conducted by BRIAN-
WOOD SALES SERVICE, of Ithaca, New
York, to settle the estate of the late MRS.
NATHANIEL COWDRY, at her former
home on Carbondale Road, WAVERLY,
PA. on Wednesday June 30, 1971, from 3
P.M. till 7P.M. and on Thursday July 1, 1971
from 3 P.M. till 6 P.M. and that evening
from 7 P.M. till 9 P.M.
Detailed listing of this excellent sale will be
announced prior to the sale.
Brianwood Sales Service
409 West State Street
Ithaca, New York
14850
MILE POINT
SPEEDWAY
SATURDAY JUNE 19
6:30 p.m.
TWINBILL PROGRAM
Modified - Sportsman
and Late Models
100-Lap
MODIFIED-SPORTSMAN
GENESEE POINT RACE
Admission: $2.50
Children under 10 With Adult Free
Located at Kirkwood, Intersection 81, 17 and 11
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