PAGE TWO Police Re eports - Pedestrian hit Driving a 1979 Suburu on Carverton Rd., Judith K. Walcyak of RD 1 Harveys Lake allegedly hit pedestrian Joseph Malak of Maple St.,:Kingston, Saturday, Aug. 29. According to the Kingston Township Police a witness to the accident said that Malak, wearing dark clothing, walked onto a dark section of the roadway. Walcyak has not been been charged with a crime. Rose bushes stolen Rave’s Nursery on Rte. 309 was the scene of a retail theft last Wednesday at 12:20 p.m. as six rose bushes and two wooden barrels were reported missing. * suspects, Mike Timek and Robert S. Molenda, both of 9 Parkview Dr., Wilkes-Barre, were arrested. Sergeant William Pugh, aided by Ptlmn. Walter Davis, charged the duo with retail theft. - ; fd 5 ° ° Underage drinking Two girls and two boys were arrested for underage drinking at Frances Slocum State Park, last Wednesday at 9 p.m., by Kingston Twp. Sgt. William Pugh. The names of the law-offenders were withheld. 20 on SE - - D $6 ut Dr. Stephen Rudnik ; : Teplion Ru ! I ~orrercooD with § § THIS AD" BoEYE EXAMINATION $141 1 eGLAUCOMA TEST INC. School Taxes due * B Bausch & Lomb soft lens 8 hard lens 06 MONTH FOLLOW i up : Bo chemical Disinfection Kit +15 § For Evening & Daily - § Appointments CALL 1 823-3827 X I 15SRIVERST. 1 PLAINS,PA.18705 Kingston Township Tax Collector Vern Pritchard, is the last day to pay Dallas School District taxes at discount. After this date, and until Nov. 15, 1981, school taxes will be at face amount. The tax collector will be at the Wyoming National Bank, Shavertown, Wednesday, Sept. 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. BACK ; BACK ao... FREE TINTS* 1, | 25% NOT ALREADY ON SALE BY MIKE POLK 333-4387 The annual picnic for members of St. Francis X. Cabrini R.C. Church of Carverton and its sister parish, Blessed Sacrament R.C. Church at Centermoreland, will be held Sunday at the Franklin Township fire hall in Orange. Day’s program will open with a mass to be offered by Rev. Father Hugh McGroarty, pastor at noon. A full program of games and entertainment has been planned. Miss Muriel Watson and Miss Miriam Fowler of Harriman, N.Y. spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Donald Walter of Centermoreland. The annual Woolgrowers’ dinner will be held Saturday evening, Oct. 3, in the social rooms of the Centermoreland Rev. Carlos Munoz, former pastor of Cen- termoreland Methodist Church, has issued an invitation to friends to attend a presentation by the Revelation Singers at the Damascus, Pa. United Methodist Church Sunday evening at M:30. Rev. Mr. Munoz is pastor of the Damascus UM Church. The testimonial dinner honoring Rev. Father Thomas Croghan, pastor ONE DAY Y SERVICE (IN MOST CASES) 1 YOUR LENSES DUPLICATED NEW SUMMER HOURS: MON. & THURS. 9:30-8:00 TUES., WED., | | : PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED | ; | FRI. 9:30 to 4:60 SAT. CLOSED of Sacred Heart R.C. Church in Plains, will be held Sunday evening in Convention Hall, Oak St., Pittston. Rev. Father Croghan served as pastor of St. Frances R.C. Church at Carverton and its sister parish, Blessed Sacrament R.C. Church in Hughestown, before going to Sacred Heart Church in Plains, and a group of members of those churches will be in at- tendance at the testimonial dinner Sun- day evening. Leonard Krispin of Carverton is in charge of reservations for area folk for the dinner. The benefit auction sponsored on Saturday, Aug. 29, by the new’North: moreland Township Volunteer Fire Co. at Russ DeAngelo’s farm in Centermoreland, was a success and members of thefledgling fire company express thanks and ap- preciation to all those who supported the endeavor. Senator Frank O’Connell and State Representative Carmel Sirianni were among the dignitaries who attended. The. fire company held its Sep- tember meeting last evening at the home of Clint Kyttle, treasurer of the new group, and heard a perliminary report on the auction. Mrs. Myrtle Voplens of Orange is home after several days at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital in Kingston as a medical patient. Confirmation classes are undergoing in- structions at St. Frances R.C. Church in Carverton and its sister parish, Blessed Sacrament R.C. Church in Cen- termoreland. Members of both classes will be confirmed at special masses in those churches later this month with Bishop J. Carroll McCormack at the Scranton Diocese of- ficiating. ~~ Confirmation service at ‘St. Frances Church at 4:30 on Saturday, Sept. 27, and Blessed Sacrament Church in Cen- termoreland at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 27. A total of 80 children will be con- firmed. George Charney is home after undergoing surgery in Wilkes-Barre Jean Oshirak will be the guest speaker at the September meeting of United Methodist Women of Centermoreland UM Church Monday evening in the church social rooms. As we grow old we become both more foolish and more wise. -- Rochefoucauld. Not Exactly As (llustrated FALL PRICES BLOUSE & SWEATER SPECTACULAR Values to 34.00 Dozens of Styles & Colors 10° oe MISSES DRESSES FOR FALL If Perfect Would Sell For 64.00 to 110.00 29% J 4% BONUS SALE! SELECT GROUP OF SASSON BLAZERS Valves to 76.00 ¢ YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY AT THIS PRICE WE WILL CLEAN ANY 2 ROOMS OF CARPET IN YOUR HOME FOR *34 (515 Each Additional Room) WE MOVE FURNITURE COUPON EXPIRES September 15, 1981 (Limit | Coupon Per Customer; \ . | ULTRA CLEAN MOBILE PLANT —* Thorough extraction of abrasive soil & residue. 20 horsepower Mobile Plant cleans deeper, leaves carpet drier & extends carpet life. A “ a 00 Commercial Accounts. 20% discount RD 2,Shickshinny ! Shickshinny Area Customers 256-3945 or 256- pl Out of Area Call Toll Free 1-800-432-9654 i for Fall Keep Post - ed on LTH Mountain Casino trip planned The Day Trippers met recently to finalize plans for their one day trip to the Regency Casino, Atlantic City. The one day charter will leave Martz Terminal at 8 a.m. and return about midnight on Sunday, September 27. Reservations for the trip are open to the public. Full payment must be in before September 20. Contact Claire Hine, 639- 2151, or Carol Rinehimer, 824-0916, after 7 p.m. and 825-3068 after 9 p.m. The price of the trip is $19.98 with $10 returnable in quarters. Siren testing “Growl Testing’ of the Siren Warning System within the 10 mile radius of the Susquehanna Steam and Electric Station in Salem Township is un- derway. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires growl-testing of the siren system quar- terly, after fuel has been First fuel- is “tentatively scheduled for April, 1982. Three minute full volume tests of the siren system is required once a year and silent tests of the radio-control system sirens every two weeks * during the plants’ lifetime. PP&L installed and will maintain the system, but the actual sounding of the sirens in a emergency is the responsibility: of Luzerne and Columbia County Civil Defense Agencies. When the public hears the siren it is a signal to turn on their radio or television and listen for further instructions. reactor. Nationally Not Exactly As Illustrated Adv. 28.00 to 100.00 Community Calendar Alumni meeting The Luzerne County: Community College Alumni Association will begin its activities for the 1981-82 academic year with a general alumni meeting. on Tuesday, September 8, at 7:30 p.m., in the Medical Arts Complex on the main campus in Nanticoke. A special invitation is extended to all members of the Class of ’81 to attend the meeting, along with -members of previous classes. Refreshments will be served. “Board of Directors” Assistant Director of continuing Education Penn State: Wilkes Barre Campus James F. Campbell, hasan nounced that a one-day workshop titled “The Board of Directors: Recruiting, Training, and Legal Respon* sibilities’ will be held Thursday, Sept. 17, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sheraton-Crossgates, Wilkes-Barre. Registration must be made in advance by calling the Penn State-Wilkes Barre Continuing Education office by September 10 at 675-2171. Mini-bazaar at Noxen The Noxen Vol. Fire Company will hold a Mini B Flea Market Bake Sale on Sept. 11 and 12 on thesy company grounds. There will be food, games, hed items, and fun for all. To reserve a space, $5.00 for both days, please call 298- 2146 or 298-2584 on Friday at 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. or Sarde 10 a.m. to??? Any donations will greatly-be appreciated. , 9 Roast beef dinner : The annual roast beef dinner sponsored by the United Methodist Women of the Shavertown UM Church will be held Wednesday, Oct. 7, 5-7 p.m. in the Church Socidl Rooms. Tickets are ‘available by contacting Mrs: Stephen Johnson or members of the UM Women’s unit. Takeout orders will be available from 5-6:15 p.m. Ne tickets will be sold at the door. College M isericordia September 13 - October 11 - Anna Walinska “Visions of the Holocaust’, drawings and paintings. Opening reception September 13, 2-5 p.m. ed Free pressure check On Wednesday, September 23, blood pressure cheek will be administered free to local residents. by representatives of the American Heart Association. These volunteers will test people at the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy, 395 South Main Street, from'11 a.m. to 5 p. ms: La Leche meeting On Tuesday. Sept. 15, 7:30 p.m. the Back 8, East La Leche League will be holding the first in a se bh of four monthly meetings at the home of Mrs. Fran! Hoover, Trucksville. For more information call Mrs. Laurence Stearn, Carverton; Mrs. Phillip Johnson, Trucksville or Mrs. Charles Davis, Larksville. Women against rape Luzerne County: Women Organized Against Rape (W.0.A.R.) will be conducting day and evening training programs for persons interested in becoming volunteer. The daytime sessions will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 9:30 a.m. The evening sessions will begin at 7 p.m. The programs are jointly sponsored by W.0.A.R. and Luzerne-Wyoming County Mental Health Mental Retardation. SIZZLING SUMMER SALE Save 50% . on Propane GAS Installation Charges for Home — Farm — Business Save 10-15%* . on New Energy-Saving GAS Appliances for Home — Farm — Business Reg. $64 to $6000 * NO EXTRA CHARGE for delivery, connection to existing Suburban Propane Gas Service, removal of old appliance. 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