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Rules:
For Sale
storm and screen doors. Free
estimates. No down
paymygauts. Call Hurst Home
Species Co. 586-4841.
48-tf-c
FORD TRUCK motors for sale.
All completely rebuilt. Most
sizes in stock at all times. 100
percent-10,000 mile
guarantee. 6-cyl. 223-240-300
cu. in. V-8-330 MD-330 HD-360-
361-391-534. Will deliver or
install. 2 day service or in-
stallation. Call 717-942-6290
any time.
35-tf
FIREPLACE logs and hay for
sale. Joseph Walczak 563-1696.
35-tf-c
REMINGTON CHAIN saws,
sales and service. Saw chains
machines sharpened. Call 639-
5030 or 639-1794.
9-tf-c
TRAINS & ACCESSORIES-
Lionel & American Flyer.
Bought-Sold-Repaired. Large
variety-new & used. Hal’s
Electric 696-3395,
Cent
Sat.
St., Shavertown. Mon.-
0 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
45-tf
ANTIQUES: Give an antique
for Christmas. We have brass,
copper, china, lamps,
woodenware, and furniture.
Major Antiques, 1 mile from
Lehman Center on the Leh-
man, Huntsville Road, Call
675-2991.
47-5-p
IMPORTED GIFTS for
Christmas giving. If you want
to give something that’s
distinctive and different see
the display at the GOLDEN
EAGLE = GIFT—ANTIQUE
SHOP, Upper Demunds Rd.,
Dallas, 675-0493. Gifts from
$3.50 up. Lay-away plan if
desired. Open daily, 10 a.m. to
“pans is
RY,
48-5-b
GIVE antique for Christmas!
It’s like an investment - not
only beautiful and old but its
a greater each
year. "Ste the fine selection of
Glass, China, Furniture,
Brass, Copper, Primitives,
etc., at The Golden Eagle
Antiques, Upper Demunds
Road, Dallas. Call 675-0493 if
you need directions. Hours: 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
‘ 47-6-¢
UNIQUE BUT PRACTICAL
Christmas gift. A New
Zealand spinning wheel, set of
hand cards and wool to spin.
All for $89.50. Phone Sheep-
mead 222-3635.
48-3-c
REDUCE SAFE & FAST with
Gobese Tablets & E-Vap
‘“‘water pills” STAPINSKI
WALGREEN DRUG,
DALLAS S-C.
Th. TREES: White
and Norway Spruce from
growing plantation. William
A. Valentine, Meeker Road,
1.7 miles on left from Lehman
Center. Telephone 477-5171.
49-3-p
46-6-p
FIREPLACE LOGS for sale,
$30.00 pick up load. Phone 675-
2364.
49-3-p
FIREPLACE LOGS for sale $30
a cord delivered, split or
whole.’ Phone 945-5293 after 5
p.m.
.48-4-c
NEW! 36 inch gas ranges with a
40,000 B.T.H. heater. Now is
the time to replace your old
coal range or coal and gas
range and have a cozy, warm
kitchen. Call 825-2788.
49-3-p
LOSE WEIGHT with New
Shape Capsules only $1.98 at
the Crestwood Pharmacy.
49-2-p
CAPONS, roasting chickens,
northern spy apples. Elwood
Lord, RD 3 Box 84, Wyoming,
Pa. 18644. Call 333-4191.
49-2-p
MARSTELL’s 0il Co., fuel oil at
35.9 per gallon, meter printed
ticket; burner service and in-
stallation and clean outs.
Taking on new customers.
Call 333-4409.
49:6-p
SEASONED DRY fireplace
logs. 563-1696.
48-tf-c
POTATOES Number One red
potatoes $3 for 50 1b. bag. Ray
Kenia Church Hill Road,
Newton. 587-1230 or 587-5780.
49-5-p
SEASONED DRY fireplace logs
and hay. 563-1696
) 49-tf-c
NAILS, NAILS, we have too
many! 8 and 16 common -
$18.00 per box, 1 inch and 134
inch galvanized roof nails -
$26.00 per box, all new in 50
pound boxes. Call 288-2274 or
after 6, 288-5573.
40-tf
decorations,
glassware and other items.
587-1325
50-1-p
(4) 53 in.X 72 in. chrome and
fabric office dividers. Phone
586-1941 (9-5).
50-1-p
SEASONED fireplace logs.
Phone 586-5631
50-4-p
TOOLS, chord organ, miscell-
aneous items and 3 sections
coal chutes. 587-4251.
50-1-¢
SEASONED fireplace logs. Call
587-5588.
50-tf-c
FIREPLACE wood-seasoned,
cut to size, split, delivered and
stacked. Immediate delivery.
586-7731.
50-1-c
ONE. BEIGE formica kitchen
table, 4 chairs and one bench;
will seat 8 people. 586-5756.
50-1-c
USED FURNITURE. Call 563-
1662 :
50-1-p
FOR SALE: upholstered Goose-
neck rocker, 1 year old,
perfect condition, $50. Call
675-2474.
50-1-p
2 SNOW TIRES, Goodyear, size
L78-15, Whitewall, practically
new. Call 825-7162.
50-1-p
1972 TRIUMPH Spitfire IV
convertible. Wide radial tires,
mag wheels, low mileage,
excellent condition. Call 287-
3670 all day or 675-1643 after
5:30 p.m.
50-1-p
CHRISTMAS CACTI in bud and
blooming. Also natural
wreathes, Christmas pots and
fresh cut Christmas trees.
Mazor’s Greenhouses and
Farm Market, Rt. 118, Leh-
man Highway.
50-2-p
AKC Registered Poodles, 7
weeks old. Call 288-8781.
50-1-p
USED DOORS, wooden, for
sale. Call 675-0143.
50-1-p
GUITAR: S.J. Mossman
(comparable to Martins),
acoustic; excellent condition,
complete with hand case.
Price is very negotiable. Call
John at 288-7141.
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50-1-¢
1973 CADILLAC Sedan,
Deville; luxery car with many
extras; $4,600 asking price;
must sell to settle estate. Call
675-5054.
50-2-p
CHRISTMAS TREES: All
kinds, 1,000 to choose from. 7-
10th mile north on Sutton
Road from Huntsville Dam.
1.8 mile north on Sutton Road
from Memorial Hwy.,
Trucksville. You may cut
your own. Call 675-2065 or 696-
2113.
50-2-c
MINTON BONE china, an-
cestral pattern, 39 pieces. Call
675-1904.
50-1-p
1973 MONTESA 247cc Cota,
$500.00. Call 639-5835.
50-1-p
GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppy
‘for sale, AKC reg., 8 weeks
old. Call 675-5185.
50-1-p
SEASONED FIREPLACE
LOGS and stove wood. $20.00
Face Cord, $38.00 Long Cord.
Call 333-4426.
50-1-p
condition, 17,000 miles, firm
$700.00 Call 696-1138 or 696-
2921.
50-1-c
GREAT CHRISTMAS presents-
Macrame Hanging Pot
Holders. $2.50 to $5.50. Call
David Bailey 587-4908 or Scott
Ford 586-6856 after 4 p.m.
50-1-¢
100
percent Kodel III polyester
fiber pile, moth-proof -
mildew proof - non-allergenic,
easy to clean (style Dart-
moor)
This carpet meets or excels the
standard set forth by F.H.A.
Truly a quality carpet. An
entire rainbow of colors to
choose from. Regular price
$8.59 per square yard on sale
for only $7.99 per square
yard.. Deluxe waffle padding,
regular $1.99 a square yard-
sale $1.49 a square yard. Yes,
we do have custom installa-
tion. Experts available. We
accept ‘Master Charge and
BROADLOOM CARPET,
1371. Ask for Al - ‘The Carpet
Man,” for free shop at home
service. We also have a
beautiful line of made to
measure draperies.
fresh in January. Call 675-
3093.
50-1-p
FIREPLACE LOGS for sale,
call 675-0054 or 675-3557.
50-1-p
FOREIGN AUTO PARTS:
Market Distributing Co., 700
Market Street at Kingston
Cornors, Kingston. Call 288-
6675.
50-4-p
1972 VEGA Hatchback,
automatic transmission,
radio, Michelin Radial Tires.
Must sell. Call 639-5314.
'. 50-1-pd
1965 GMC 66 passenger school
bus, good condition; contact
Business Manager, College
Misericordia. Call 675-2181.
: 50-1-b
CHRISTMAS TREES: Scotch
pines and spruce, excellent
selection at same low prices.
Cut your own or watch while
we cut. Rodriquez Farm at
Chase.
50-2-b
1973 SKIROULE Snowmobile.
RTX-440-40 H.P., 248 miles,
complete with cover. Phone
443-9614 after 4:30 p.m.
50°1-p
FOR SALE: Zenith console,
black and white. In good
condition, $10.00. Also, Ford
Y ton pick up. Good running
condition. Call 868-3576.
50-1-p
1968 CHEVY CAMARO 327 4-
speed. Power steering, air
conditioning, studded snows.
Body excellent. $1050. 829-0446
evenings.
50-2-p
CAPITAL STEREO $75. Good
condition. 587-5522
50-1-c
HANDMADE toss smock
pillows, variety of colors,
$2.50 & $3.00 each. 587 Hazle
Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Call
822- 8769.
50-2-¢
For Rent
4 ROOM FURNISHED house,
oil baseboard heat and bath;
181-T Maywood Road, Sandy
Beach, Harveys Lake.
49-1-p
2 BR TOWNHOUSE all-electric
w-air conditioning. 2 mi from
Tunkhannock. Unfurn. $150
per mo., plus utilities. 836-
2158.
48-tf-c
MOBILE home located in
Factoryville; no pets; adults
only; references required.
945-5205
50-3-¢
aR
6 ROOM HOUSE. Call 563-1662
50-1-p
Apt. For Rent
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent.
Kitchen available.
Reasonable. 868-9285.
49-2-¢
Second floor. 4 rooms and
bath. Heat and hot water
furnished. Adults. No pets.
Security. $125. 472-3250.
49-2-p
APARTMENTS FOR RENT in*
Clarks Summit-2-1 bedroom
apartments $135 & $150 per
month plus utilities. Contact
J. Phillips days at 342-8366;
evenings 945-3263.
49-3-¢
Place, Harvey's Lake. Call
639-1531.
50-1-p
FOR RENT: Dallas, 3 rooms
and bath, 2nd floor. Call 675-
3476.
50-1-p
WILKES-BARRE, 2,3,5, room
furnished apartments, inquire
12 E. Ross St., Wilkes-Barre.
Reality office: 823-7983.
50-1-p
Wanted to Rent
WANTED TO RENT: 2
bedroom apartment or small
house by single, professional
woman in Dallas, Harvey's
Lake, Huntsville, Trucksville
area. Call 587-1373.
50-1-b
Whom To Call
JACK’S CHIMNEY SWEEP:
chimneys and fireplaces
cleaned and repaired; new
roofs or repairs. Call 825-4306.
47-8-c
WEST SIDE BUILDERS--
roofing, chimneys, gutter,
aluminum siding, aluminum
eaves, also chimneys
repaired and cleared. All
types of concrete work; hot
asphalt roofing. Free
estimates. 346-1374 or :457-
9208. § ldsn
29-tf-c
IN-
STALLED. = Commercial,
Industrial and Domestic. Call
1-256-3477 or 256-3856 D-B
Security Systems.
1-tf-c
FURNITURE refinishing
reasonable. 587-5481.
39-tf-c
ROOFING AND SIDING.
Guaranteed savings. Free
estimates. Phone 587-4155 or
587-4165. '
46-tf-c
TREES CUT AND REMOVED.
Fireplace logs. Call 587-4155
or 587-4165 after 5.
) 46-tf-c
and
alterations. Call Cathy 587-
3179.
40-tf-c
FRANK’S TV Service 587-5581
49-6-c
ra
EXPERIENCED PIANO
teacher has openings for pri-
vate lessons beginning in
Jan.-children and adults. Call
587-5738.
49-6-¢
PAINTING- low winter rates on
interior work. Quality work.
Free estimates. Lester
Kilmer 942-6454.
45-tf-c
SNOWPLOWING - driveways
and parking areas. 587-1065
50-8-p
WOULD YOU like something
new and different in a theme
party for children or adults?
Call PERFECT PARTIES,
347-3236, for some ideas.
50-3-¢
in Sweet Sixteen parties, don’t
you? Call PERFECT PAR-
TIES, 347-3236.
50-3-¢
"PETTY’S EXCAVATING—
grading, building excavation,
ditching, septic systems, land
clearing, all types of backhoe
work. Call anytime 587-1017 or
587-2230. °
21-tf-c
MASONRY--all types of
masonry work, patios, con-
crete, block work, new
chimneys. 457-9208 or 346-1374.
29-tf-c
CHAIR CANING- both hand and
machine woven; reasonable.
587-5481.
39-tf-c
DOLL CLOTHES made for
Barbie and all size dolls. Very
reasonable. 23 McLean St.,
Wilkes-Barre. Call 823-4741.
42-10-p
CUSTOM MADE draperies.
Complete line of fabrics and
accessories. Free estimates.
Reasonable. 343-1976.
48-5-c
BOOKKEEPING: FEDERAL
STATE AND LOCAL TAX
RETURNS, SMALL
BUSINESSMEN. WALTER A
ZELL. 639-1861.
9-tf
BURGLAR ALARMS installed.
Commercial and Domestic.
Call 1-256-3477 or 256-3856. D-B
Security Systems.
1-tf-c
-PAINTING-INTERIOR ana
exterior; R & R Painters;
B.B.C. student; free
estimates; reasonable rates.
587-0307.
47-4-c
~ PAINTING- Experienced in-
terior painters. Trim work,
wall and ceiling. For free
estimate call 342-5411 after 6
p.m. ask for Dan Gelatt or 586-
9751 ask for Mark Schmitz.
ROOFING of all kinds.
Aluminum work including
gutters. Reasonable prices.
942-6653 or 346-1059.
29-tf
Help Wanted
RESPONSIBLE young person
from the Back Mountain area
to work at the Dallas Post full
or part time. Experience in
photographic work desirable.
Job involves film developing,
routine machine operation,
newspaper circulation work
including delivery and route
development, building
maintenance, and other tasks
that may be assigned. This is
"an opportunity’ for a“serious,:
hard-working person to learn
all aspects of the newspaper
trade. Only‘ aggressive and
eager applicants should
apply. Late hours required
upon occasion. No nine to
fivers. Those applicants not
discouraged by the above
may call Mr. McCarthy, 675-
5211, for an interview.
BARTENDER, Harvey's Lake.
Call 639-1531.
50-1-p
SECRETARY WANTED:
general office work, 8:30 to
4:30. Call for interview: Day,
824-3991; night, 287-2205.
50-1-p
R.N. SUPV., 11-7 shift or 3-11
part time. Carpenter Nursing
Home, Harvey's Lake.
50-4-p
MAINTENANCE MAN, full
time, for Back Mountain
Area, Gate of Heaven School,
Dallas. Call 675-2121.
50-1-p
LPN by exam; Maple Hill
Nursing Home. Call 675-1787.
50-1-b
CLEANING woman-Clarks
Green area; own transportat-
ion. Call 586-5866
50-1-¢
BUS DRIVERS wanted. Please
make application to personnel
office Abington Heights
School District 218 E. Grove
St. Clarks Summit.
i 50-1-c
PUT YOUR MEDICAL book-
keeping, insurance claim
filing and collection skills to
use in a challenging position
in a local medical office.
Applicant for this position will
need three or more years of
progressively responsible
experience working with
bookkeeping and health in-
surance claim forms filing in
a medical clinic or medical
office. Excellent starting
salary and ‘many fringe
benefits. Reply to Box 10, this
paper.
48-3-p
Produce
ap-
ples, wholesale and retail.
Mazer’s Farm Market, Leh-
man Highway, Route 118.
Open Fri.,
Christmas.
ER 48-3-¢
Services
PAINTING-Interior & Exterior.
One man operation, years of
experience, papering,
repairs. Reasonable. Phone
639-5270.
49-4-c
NEED BABYSITTER for
Christmas shopping? Play-N-
Learn Day Care Service. $5
half day; $8.50 full day. Hot
meal included. School bus
pickup. Call 474-6473.
: : 48-3-c
COMPLETE TREE service-
aerial bucket tree chipper log
solitter rental. Fireplace
NEED BABYSITTER while
you work or Christmas Shop?
Will care for your child by
day, week or hour in my
home. Call 675-4378.
: 50-2-p
FOREIGN CARS REPAIRED:
engines, clutches, brakes,
transmissions. Call 696-3192.
50-4-p
WHY PAY for something you're
not getting. For $18.00 per
load I will clean your garage
or celler including large
items. Call 696-1294.
£ 50-2-p
PROFESSIONAL BABY-
SITTER capably caring for
children when mother is
away. Infant through teens.
By the hour, day, or week, in
your home. Excellent
references. 474-9166.
50-tf-p
Wanted To Buy
OLD FURNITURE 60 years old
or older. Clocks, stained
windows, lamps and domes,
dolls, toys, cupboards, tables,
chairs, brass beds, china
closets. Call Clifford 222-3746
49-5-p
ANTIQUES, cut glass, old
clocks, lamps. Private
collector. No dealers please.
Reply Box 10A; The Moun-
taintop Eagle, 103 S. Main
Rd, Mountaintop, Pa. 18707.
3 ~~ 50-2-p
OLD JEWELRY. Highest
prices paid rings, chains,
charms etc. Ed Conway 602
Brooks Bldg. Scranton, Pa.
Established 1925.
50-4-¢
trains, parts, accessories.
Any condition. Hobbyist. Call
287-0788 or 675-5900.
Personal
I WILL NOT be responsible for
any debts unless contracted
by myself. MartinJ Golden,
III, 718 18th Street, Nor-
thampton, Pa. 18067.
48-3-p
Lost & Found
LITTLE BLACK terrier with
brown markings, child’s pet,
lost near Shavertown Shop-
ping Center, Sunday night.
Please call 675-3098.
50-1-p
by Doug O’Boyle
Post’s Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON—Legislation
introduced by Sen. Richard
Schweiker; R-Pa., that would
protect the jobs of jurors in the
the recently-terminated Water-
gate grand jury apparently is
dead for this Congress.
Sen. Schweiker introduced
the measure last July after
learning that several jurors in
the Mitchell-Stans trial and the
Watergate grand jury had lost
their jobs because of their
lengthy jury duty.
Sen. Schweiker’s bill is an
amendment to the Jury Fee Act
of 1974, a bill that passed the
Senate in October and which
has been stuck in the House
since then. Sen. Schweiker says
the chances of passage this year
before Congress adjourns ‘are
“less than 50-50" at this point.
Others are even less optimistic.
The Republican senator’s
measure would require that any
employee who returns to his job
within 15 days after completing
federal jury duty must be
returned to his job with the
same seniority, status and pay
as when he left. For purposes of
insurance and other employee
benefits, the bill says an em-
ployee’s jury time must be con-
sidered as a leave of absence.
Sen. Schweiker said he and
many other people were
“stunned” to learn that no job
protection exists for™ federal
jurors.
“We protect GIs. When they
return from wars they get their
jobs back,” Sen. Schweiker
said. “We have every bit as
much responsibility to protect
jurors who face as much and
sometimes more financial
hardship and personal in-
convenience when they serve.”
Sen. Schweiker said the bill
has wide support in Congress
and probably would have been
passed by now if the House
Judiciary Committee, which
has the bill, hadn’t gotten
bogged down in first the im-
peachment hearings and now
the Rockefeller hearings.
“It’s unfortunate that this
(bill) happened to be at the
bottom of the totem pole, below
impeachment and Rocke-
feller,” Sen. Schweiker said.
If the bill dies—and House
Judiciary Committee staffers
believe that will be the case—
the legislation could not be
passed until sometime next
year, when the new Congress
takes over.
The bill's death means that
those whe served on the Water-
gate grand jury—which ended
last week after 30° months—
could lose their jobs. Two secre-
taries on the grand jury have
already lost their jobs.
Sen. Schweiker said the only
way the bill could get through
Congress this year would be if
Watergate Judge John Sirica
made a “request” that the bill
be passed or if Watergate jurors
should find that they had lost
their jobs. That’s the only kind
of thing that could give it im-
petus,” he said.
Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., is a
cosponsor of Sen. Schweiker’s
amendment.
The Jury Fee Act would also
raise from $20 to $25 the daily
federal jury pay. The jury pay
hike was prompted by a study of
the financial inequities suffered
by the Watergate jurors.
special regulations area.
vania opens.
Dec. 20 - Goose season closes.
vania Closes.
el, grouse) seasons open.
LOST: long-haired white cat,
trailing a leash, in the area of
the Dallas Post; child’s pet,
reward offered. Call 675-0164.
50-1-b
HELP WANTED
Part-time
Chef's Assistant
Applicants should contact
Chef David Daniels
Backdoor
Palumbo’s Inn
For Interview
563-9993
BLUE SPRUCE
CHRISTMAS TREES
$4.00 cut your own
Ernest Gay, Sutton
Creek Road—Near
Orange. Call 333-4500.
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