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OR SALE
EMINGTON CHAIN saws,
sales and service. Saw chains
machines sharpened. Call 639-
5030 or 639-1794.
,9-tf-c
RD TRUCK motors for sale.
All completely rebuilt. Most
Sixes in stock at all times. 100
tee. 6 cyl. 223-240-300 cu. in. V-
8-330 MD-330 HD-360-361-391-
lay servi@a' or installation,
all 717-942%290 any time.
23-tf
FOR SALE. 1973 Ford Galaxie
Air-
conditioning, Power Steering,
and Power Brakes. $2,995.
Call 675-5211.
: 30-1-p
pickup Custom 100. 8’ box,
also 24” aluminum cap. New
tires. New shocks, good
condition. Call 675-2888.
: 30-1-p
FOR SALE. 1966 V.W. parts.
Engine, transmission, tires,
etc. New convertible top,
radio, misc., body parts. Call
30-1-¢
FOR SALE. Dinette table, four
chairs, only 2 months old.
Like new. $65. Call 287-0121
after 5:30 p.m.
30-1-¢
FOR SALE 1 Yamaha 60 ce.
Excellent | running condition, 4
speed. For trails and dirt
riding only. Call 675-0281 after
6:00 weekdays.
30-1-c¢
MOTORCYCLE for Sale. 1973
Kawasaki 500 cc, excellent
condition. Call 288-1647.
30-1-¢
CAR FOR SALE. 1968 Buick
Electra 225, two door hard top
with new tires, runs good. Call
696-2398.
30-1-¢
FOR SALE. Firewood
delivered. Call 477-2035.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
for sale. (all 822-5935.
& 30-1-¢
BOAT & MOTOR, 15 ft., $500.
Call 639-1861.
30-1-c
Ww 7
GRAVE LOTS--Memorial
Shrine. Call 823-5359 after 4
p.m.
30-1-¢
FOR SALE. Comet Sail Boat
+ with trailor, new main and
© jib. Can be seen at Pole 294,
Harveys Lake, or call 639-
© 2118. $750.
30-1-¢
PORCH SALE. Saturday, July
27, 11 to 6, Dorchester Drive,
. Dallas. First house on left,
. above Sacred Heart
. Cemetary. Numerous house-
hold items, exterior house
paint, games, clothing, vard
notions.
© 30-1-c
FOR SALE; 1973 Suzuki, GT
185, like n&#¥. Only 1,200 miles.
$550. Phone 675-3505. Ask for
Bill.
30-1-¢
FOR SALE. 1972 3-bedroom, 2
bath, Coburn Mobile Home,
$6,500. Smith’s Trailer Park,
Harveys Lake. Family
moving. Call 639-5182.
30-1-p
PET FOR SALE
. Setter, 3!»
675-5742.
months old. Call
30-1-c
sale. 7 weeks old. Black-White
and tan. Call 477-5936.
30-1-p
APARTMENT FOR RENT FOR RENT
new 4 room apt., 2 bedroom,
large porch, electric heat.
Adults preferred. Call 675-
1935.
30-1-¢
APARTMENT for Rent. 5
rooms and bath, heat and hot
30-1-p
It Pays To Advertise
HELP WANTED
LIVE IN COMPANION for
semi-invalid. Attractive pay,
no expenses. 2 days off per
week. Must drive. Phone 675-
1820 or 675-5141.
29-2-¢
ATTENTION. Warehouse
workers wanted. Must have
drivers license. Apply in
person Unclaimed Freight
Co., Rt. 309, Trucksville.
30-1-¢
WOMAN WANTED for house-
keeping, one day a week. Own
transportation required. $16
per day. Apply Dallas Past,
Box 20.
30-1-c
HELP WANTED. Baby sitter
for infant. Mon.-Wed.-Fri., 10
a.m. to 3 p.m., beginning Sept.
3rd, in a home with business.
Call 675-1805.
30-1-¢
HELP WANTED. Woman to
clean townhouse for couple.
One day a week. Must have
own transportation. Call 675-
0275.
30-1-¢
NURSES AID, 11-7 shift. Main-
tenance man for Nursing
home, hours 8-4. Apply in
person. Carpenter Nursing
Home, RD 4, Dallas.
30-1-¢
SERVICES
BURGLAR ALARMS installed.
Commercial and Domestic.
Call 1-256-3477 or 256-3856. D-B
Security Systems.
1-tf-c
BOOKKEEPING: FEDERAL
STATE AND LOCAL TAX
RETURNS, SMALL BUSI-
NESSMEN. WALTER A.
ZELL. 639-1861.
9-tf
FILL, TOPSOIL, EX-
CAVATION. Jack Jones, call
675-4545.
27-4-p
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
3 NEW RANCH HOMES. 1 in
South Abington and 2 in
Trucksville. Owner will aid
financing. Call 696-1767.
Collect after 6 p.m.
27-8-¢
SITUATIONS VACANT
RESPONSIBLE PERSON to
own and operate confection
vending route. Dallas and
surrounding area. High profit
items. Can start part time.
Age or experience not impor-
tant. $1,195 to $3,750 cash
investment. Write and include
your phone number.
BVV, 3938 Meadowbrook Rd.,
Minneapolis, 55426.
X 30-1-p
SERVICES RENDERED
DRESSMAKING zippers and
hems. Prices reasonable. Call
696-1287, between 9 & 5.
30-1-p
FREE ESTIMATES. Hauling
trash. Cellars, yards, garages
and houses. Call 639-2129 and
ask for Bob.
: 30-4-¢
PERSONAL COLUMN
SLEEPING PROBLEM? Rest-
less? Get Snoozer Tablets for
a safe night's sleep. Only 98
cents. Stapinski Drug, Dallas.
30-3-p
REDUCE safe and fast with
Gobese Tablets & E-Vap
“water pills”, Stapinski Wal-
green Drug, Dallas.
30-7-p
GOBESE VITAMIN E Cream,
the No. 1 all-around skin
cream. Only $1.98, Stapinski
Walgreen Drug, Dallas.
30-3-p
Anne Neyhard
779-1647
Back from a vacation in
Atlantic City are Tony, Lottie
and Paula Salitis and Bud,
Helen and Sharon Mihalchik.
The families stayed at the Holi-
day Inn on the Boardwalk.
Everyone would like to have a
celebrity in the family and
that’s just what the Leo Wallace
family of Howard Street has. A
cousin of theirs, Brad Davis, is
one of the stars of the new T.V.
soap opera “How to Survive a
Marriage.” Brad plays Alex
Kronos in the series. You can be
sure the Wallaces are tuned in
everyday at 3:30.
Wayne Yechimowicz, West
State Street, has returned home
after being a patient at the
Geisinger Medical Center in
Danville. y
Larksville Volunteer Fire Co.
No. 1 and its auxiliary particip-
ated in the Mocanaqua Volun-
teer Fire Co. parade July 21.
Fire Chief Raymond Gimble
was in charge of the unit.
Happy Anniversary to my
parents, Bill and Mary Motyka,
Oak Hill, Dallas, who cele-
brated their 28th wedding an-
niversary July 20. They were
married in St. Anthony’s
Church, Larksville. My mother
is the former Mary Fertal,
daughter of Anna Fertal,
Franklin Street, Larksville, and
the late Joseph Fertal. My
father is the son of the late Felix
and Margaret Motyka, Sixth
Street, Larksville.
Judy Wallace, who is at home
recuperating from surgery,
hosted a pajama party Monday.
Enjoying a night of fun, food
and games were Michele
Fisher, Brenda Bobeck, Mich-
ele Wallace, Sharon Mihalchik
and the hostess.
Deborah = Rutkowski and
Richard Vaverka were the re-
cipients of the Wyoming Valley
West High School Band Parents
Association award for good
band citizenship. Deborah was
a member of the band for six
years and also on the school
newspaper staff. Richard also
was a six year band member
and was in the school chorus.
As part of the special activ-
ities scheduled for the Wyoming
Valley West School District
summer playground program,
a stuffed animal show was held
at St. John’s Parkway, Nesbitt
Street, Larksville. Judges were
Morales; “Robert
Brandon, and Robert’ McDon-
ough. Robert Magalski is a
Wyoming Valley West play-
ground supervisor.
Winners in the show were:
RUMMAGE SALE
RUMMAGE SALE, July 25-26,
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Baby cloth-
ing, car seat, high chair,
combination carriage and
stroller, bassinett, baby dres-
sing table, toys, dishes, some
antiques, misc. On outlet
Road, Harveys Lake, look for
signs.
30-1-¢
LOST
LOST DOG. In vicinity of Green
Acres. Missing 3 weeks. Male,
Silver-Grey, Miniature
Poodle. Answers to name of
Jillbear. Reward, no ques-
tions asked. Call 287-6822.
30-1-¢
JULY 25, 1974
Page 19
prettiest - pink mouse, Chipper
Piekanski; most original -
stuffed fox, Judy Richards;
smallest - elephant, Janet
Skoronski; biggest - yellow dog,
Pam Finowicz; funniest -
yellow mongoon, Karen Burns;
most unusual - gorilla, Chris
Sosnick; most used - purple
teddy bear, Fred McElwee.
Mary, Nellie and Helen
Boyer, Toni Fierro and Mary
Lou Thomas have returned
from a holiday tour of Hawaii.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. John Winslow, Bennet
Street, Kingston, who recently
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary. They were
married in St. Casmer’s
Church, Larksville. The couple
has two sons, James and John.
Mrs. Winslow is the former
Jean Rynkiewicz, daughter of
Mary Rynkiewicz and the late
John Rykiewicz. Mr. Winslow is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Winslow of Larksville. They
were honored at a family dinner
given by their sons.
Sincere sympathy to the
family of the late Ralph Cos-
losky.
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mary Ann Petrikonis,
Howard Street, by her husband
Joe. Attending the party were
Mr. and Mrs. John Baloh, Mary
Ann’s parents; John Baloh;
Kathy Motyka; Mr. and Mrs.
Wally Sehrin; Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Sehrin; Richard Sehrin;
Mrs. Joseph Petrikonis Sr.,
Mary Ann’s mother-in-law; -
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Plant manager Tom Bagley
was instructed to set up a meet-
ing between the Kingston Town-
ship supervisors, Swoyersville
Borough Council and their soli-
citor, and DAMA to discuss the
possibility of Marcytown resi-
dents being hooked up to the
Swoyersville sewerage system.
David Stevens, representing
the Robert Laux Agency, re-
quested information about the
time schedule for Sewer Exten-
sion Plan One, and approval xor
a 23-acre development on
Machell Avenue, Dallas.
Mr. Stevens was told that the
number 79, and it is hoped that
construction will’ be complete
by the spring of 1977. He was
of the proposed development to
DAMA for approval with provi-
sions to hook up to the extension
in the future.
Three bids were opened for
lateral and construction work
for DAMA from American As-
phalt, H. Delong, and Hoover
and Milbrodt. The bids were
tabled and will be discussed at a
special meeting in the near fu-
ture.
1973 Pontice .
LeMans :
Sports Coupe
6-cyl., radio, heater
auto. trans., pwr
Business Cards
Wedding Invitations
.Magnetic Signs
345 Pierce St.
Kingston, Pa.
lamps, ¢
dryer,
D1,
lawn furniture, skis,
GOBESE Natural Vitamin E,
available in tasty chewables
and tablets. Only $3.49.
Stapinski Drug, Dallas.
30-3-p
Think A Linle
The depotism of custom is on
the wane. We are not content to
know that things are; we ask
whether they ought to be.
--J. S. Mill
LEGAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at an adjourned meeting of
the Dallas School District Board of Directors held June 28, 1974, a
resolution was adopted approving the budget for the school year
1974-75, which sets forth therein expenditures in the total amount of
$4,513,906.00, based on a tax levy of 62 mills per dollar ($6.20 per
hundred dollars of assessed valuation on real estate); a per capita
tax of $5.00 per taxable person, under authority of Section 679 of the
Pennsylvania School Laws of 1949 and its amend-
ments, and a reenactment of a per capita tax of $5.00 per
taxable person, under authority of Act 511 of Decem-
ber 31, 1965; a revision of Act 481 of June 25, 1947, without
substantial change, making a total of per capita taxes
of $10.00 to be levied and collected from each taxable person; in
addition an earned income tax on wages, salaries, commissions,
and other earned income of individuals at a rate of 1 percent, under
authority of Act511 of December 31, 1965, and a Real Estate Trans-
fer Tax of 1 percent, shared 50-50 with the municipalities of the Dis-
trict, also under the authority of Act 511 of December 31, 1965. Said
taxes are necessary for general revenue purposes to pay the salar-
ies of the employees as prescribed in the salary schedules of the
District and to meet the current expenses of the Dallas School Dis-
trict. A budget summary follows:
DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Dallas, Pennsylvania
1974-1975
June 28, 1974
REVENUES
2000 Local Revenue $1,873,117
2100 State Revenue 2,237,574
2200 Federal Revenue 295,473
Cash Balance 107,742 $4,513,906
EXPENDITURES
0100 Administration $189,020
0200 Instruction 2,194,823
0300 Pupil Personnel Services 115,562
0400 Health Services 61,829
0500 Pupil Transportation 224,730
0600 Operation & Maintenance 624,934
0800 Fixed Charges 330,091
0900 Food Services 14,211
1000 Student Activities 63,211
1100 Community Activities 13,250
1200 Capital Outlay 19,645
1300 Debt Service 501,100
1400 Intersystem Payments 151,500
1500 Federal Appropriation Reserve 10,000 $4,513,906
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD, Thomas H. Jenkins,
Secretary
28-3
LEGAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters Testamentary have
SWIMMING LESSONS
All Ages. Senior Lifesaving
classes.
Junior Lifesaving classes.
Certified instructor. Phone
675-5708
been issued in the estate of
JOSEPH CIESLOWSKI, late of
Swoyersville, Pennsylvania,
who died July 7, 1974. All those
having claims or who are in-
debted to said estate are to
make known to the Executrix,
ANNA WAYSLOW, 268 Kos-
sack Street, Swoyersville, SUMMER SALE
Pennsylvania, J on Anat storm doors, regular $79.95,
ROBERT J.SCOVELL (1) Sunbeam Challenger Vacuum Cleaner,
> regular $79.95, now $59.95.
ESQUIRE idl 6% oie ft. mortar mixer, regular
, now 0.
A DMEYER a a ated: Mis cutter, regular,
11 West Union Street [fia rains S00, mow $15.35 ie
Wilkes-Barre, {Gere 30% on all ieht sinks, Bree
+ Pennsylvania RONALL BUILDERS SUPPLY
30-3-¢ 68k Main St., Edwardsville — 287.5540
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11 - Musical combo 1 - Expanse 21 - Encourages
12 - ... Grande 2: - Place of rest 23 - Defamation
14 ~ A rank 3 - Printers unit 26 - Be obligated
16 - Man's name 4 - Exclamation 28 - Color
17 - Inconsequential 5 - Performance 31 - Intended
18 ~ Hawaiian garland 6 - Armox 32 - Diving bird
20 - Pronoun 7 - Finer 33 - Rent
21 - Circle segment §- Construct 34 -~ Extends over
22 - Lamprey 9 - Tourist's 35 - Headpiece
23 - Perform retreat 36 - Increase of
25 - Automaton 10 - Obtrusive effort
27 - Resting places plants 37 - Time period
29 - Pronoun bi - Obscure 41 - Tener
30 - Exist 43 -~ Bard
31 - Elementary Answer to last Week's puzzle. 45 - Small. 8.
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38 ~ Take legal action ISITi1] 48 - Scottish "no"
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QUALITY & SAVINGS ON
THIS SPOT —
Hos SAVED FOR" You
Dan Rittinger Antiques
1014 WYOMING AVENUE
(U.S. ROUTE 11)
FORTY FORT, PA. 18704
PHONE 717-288-9484 287-4088
Antiques Bought, Sold, Appraised
PAVING
ORLANDO PAVING CO.
PHONE 288-5158
g 5 BLACKTOP
3 Fieny, Contd. adetatantios ; Parking Lots—Driveways—
288-4535
We Do It Right With A
5 Ton Roller
Grimes Aufo Glass
May We Have Your Next Bad Break?
489 MARKET STREET
HB KINGSTON; PA. 18704
PHONE: 267-2916
Hours: Monday Thru Friday
8 a.m, 10 4:30 p.m.
| sidewalks—Patios
LAWN AND GARDEN
ECKERT
Lawn-Garden-Snow
Motorcycle, Small Engine
Chain Saw
Parts-Sales-Service
675-1339
W.B. Beddin
SHOE RE REPAI Rr ng
“Custom Bedding
NOW OPEN AT
McCRORY'S Upholstery”
Midway Shopping Center 526 S. Main St. Wilkes-
Wyoming Valley Mall Sarre, Pa. 18701
822-2491 5-11
JACK'S
COLLISION BUILDING AND
SERVICE REMODELING
Body work, painiing CONTRACTOR
TOWING Dry-wall & paperhang-
Free Estimates ing. Kitchens .and|
Rr. W. 6th St. bathrooms
West Wyoming DONALD ZABLOTSKY
ct Ros 3 434-2760 or 696-2113
Happy to help...depend on it!
NEW HOMES,
REMODELING,
SEWER AND
PLUMBING WORK
Ruggles Homes
Call after 6 p.m.
988.7223
ALN GUTTER WORK
ACOA |
dh, GUTTERS & DOWN SPOUTS
Jose & EDWARD WACHS
. PHONE 388-6719. FALLS, PENNA.
AMERICAN TV
..Now Serving The Back Mt.
Area
Fast, efficient service--Color
and black & white
..TV. Am-FM stereos and
tape players. 90-day
..warranty on
installed.
LUZERNE 288-5660
DALLAS 696-3504
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