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Morenko dies in crash on Dallas road
Jeffrey Steven
Morenko, 22, RD 5,
Cloverleaf Road, Dallas,
was fatally injured in a
motor vehicle accident,
Wednesday, April 8, on
Lower Demunds Road,
Dallas.
Born in Scranton,
Morenko had been a
resident of the Dallas
area. He was a graduate
of Dallas High School and
had been attending
Luzerne County Com-
munity College. Morenko
was a member of Gate of
Heaven Catholic Church,
Dallas.
Surviving are his
father, Steven: mother,
the former Irene
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Thomas.
Funeral was Saturday
morning from Richard H.
Disque Funeral Home, 872
Memorial Highway;
Dallas :
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dies
James G. Smith, 30, of
FRIDAY NIGHT PERFORMANCE
Reserved Soats only
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $7.00 y
Shavertown, died April 8,
at Columbia Presbyterian
Medical Center, New
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Fred Lombardo is the
owner of Cooks Pharmacy
Stores, one at 777
Wyoming Ave., Kingston,
and the second at 159
Memorial Highway,’
Shavertown, across the
ighway from the Back
Mountain Shopping
Center.
Lombardo . purchased
the store and the Cooks
name in Kingston during
the year 1967. He pur-
chased the Back Moun-
tain business in January,
1,977, from the owner of
Hall’s Pharmacy.
Lombardo continued in
business in the Hall
building until September,
1980, when he purchased
the Evans Rexall Store
and moved to that
location.
Lombardo, who resides
in Kingston, employs four
fulltime and five part-
time employees from the
Back Mountain in his
Shavertown store and one
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Mountain in his Kingston
Store.
Cooks Pharmacy in
Shavertown has a com-
plete prescription
department with two
registered pharmacists,
Lombardo and Howard
Dinstel. The pharmacy
also has a complete line of
and a limited inventory of
cosmetics.
A recent innovation at
Cooks Pharmacy is the
lottery Daily Number
machine.
Cooks also carry
Russell Stover candy and
Barton’s dietetic candy.
The store always had a
variety of cards and gift
paper but Cooks now
carries Hallmark , cards
and gift wrap. Their Blue
Ribbon Farm Dairy ice
cream is delicious.
pick up the daily or
Sunday papers and as a
Mountain
Cooks sell dog licenses,
hunting and fishing
licenses. They also have
an excellent variety of
magazines and paperback
books which are popular
with. Back = Mountain
residents
Also as a convenience,
Cooks have bread, milk
and eggs at competitive
prices, as well as
cigarettes, cigars and
other smokers needs.
The store is open seven
days weekly from 8 a. m.
to 9 p.m., with plenty of
parking for customers. It
is easily accessible, either
from the highway or Main
Street in Shavertown..
Born Feb, 21, 1951, in
Kingston, he was the son
of Susann Hiller Smith
. and the late James Smith:
Smith” was employed by
the James Scouten
Plastering Co., Kingston
and attended Kunkle
United Methodist Church.
his mother are his wife,
Tammy; son, James;
sister, Eleanor Hiller,
Shavertown.
Funeral was Saturday
from Nulton Funeral
Home, Beaumont,
Frohm dies
Frank L. Frohm, 86, of
166 Ferguson Ave.
Shavertown died April 2
at Leader West Nursing
Center, Kingston, where
he had been a guest the
past 10 months.
Born in Wilkes-Barre,
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William Spurlin leased
Dallas Exxeon, Memorial
Highway, Dallas, almost
five years ago. Since that
time Spurlin’ has
developed the business
located across the high-
way from Dallas Shop-
ping Center into a one-
stop automotive service
for his many Back
Mountain customers.
leased a second service
is managed by his- son
Dave. Spurlin manages
the Dallas location
although he stops in at the’
second service station on
a regular basis.
Dallas Exxon is opén
from 6 a. m. to midnight,
Monday through Friday;
7 ‘a. m. to midnight on
Saturday} @ndifrom 9a.
m./ to’ midnight on Sun-
day.
In addition to gasoline
and motor oil, Dallas
Exxon offers a full range
’
he resided there most of
Shavertown 30 years ago.
Surviving are a brother,
niece, Mrs. Ruth Voelker,
, Funeral was April 6
from the Richard H.
Disque Funeral Home,
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including air con-
ditioning, automatic
transmissions, custom
exhaust, brakes, tuneups,
and engine overhauls.
Dallas Exxon is also an
inspection station as well
as an AAA service station
in the Back Mountain.
Spurlin accepts Exxon
credit cards for purchases
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Spurlin employs 10
employees at the Dallas
location and has 24-hour
service on towing. He has
two tow trucks on the road
for the convenience of
motorists.
Spurlin also offers
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similar services at his
Kingston location.
He is experienced in
service station = and
garage work having been
in business in Wilkes-
Barre for three years
prior to opening his Dallas
business.
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