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Gina Storz, Michael
Kristen Nisky,
Beth Duffy of ehman, ebbie Rought of Falls, Pam
Kochanski of Shavertown, Laurie Santarelli, Carverton
Heights, Sally Wagner, Dallas and Debra Brewer,
Shavertown.
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AUGUSTINE'S AT THE
LODGE is proud to
announce that our wine
selections are now
available to you served
by the glass. We offer
this new concept in order
to encourage your
familiarity with, perhaps,
unrecognized: labels.
Requesting your wine
selection by the glass of-
fers you individual
preference, as well as
fine wines without the
gpese of an entire bot-
tle.
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(Mark Moran Photo)
675-2500
second row, Amy
Jean M.Hoffman
Mrs. Jean Mildred member of the Ladies with: whom she resided;
Hoffman, 82, of 563 Auxiliary of Local 187 step-sisters, Mrs. Marion
Walnut Drive, Nor- International Typogra- Hill, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
thampton, formerly of
Franklin Street, Dallas,
died early Sunday, Oct. 25
at her home.
phical Union. Her hus-
band, William H. Hoff-
man Sr., died in 1972.
Surviving are sons,
Myrtle Phillips,
Baltimore, Md.; 21 grand-
children; 10 great-grand-
children.
Born in Ashley, the David, Wilkes-Barre; Funeral was Tuesday,
daughter of the late David William H. Jr., West Oct. 27, from the Richard
and Carrie Ehret John- Wyoming; daughters, H. Disque Funeral Home,
son, she was a member of Mrs. Audrey Snyder, 672 Memorial Highway,
the Memorial Presby- Warren, N.J.; Mrs. Dallas, with the Rev.
terian Church, Wilkes-
Barre and a charter
Wilma Rheinhart, Rich-
mond, Va.; Mrs. Carolyn
Elmer C. Major, 79, of
Dwight Hodne, pastor of
Camp Orchard Hill Free
mesma maansony DeWitt, Wilmington, Evangelical Church,
! Distinct j Del; Mrs. Beverly Jones, Demunds, officiating.
{ Sympathy : Dallas; Mrs. June Interment was in Denison
if Arrangements’ 3 Walker, Northampton, = Cemetery, Swoyersville.
{ ALLERY 3
; FLORAL & GIFT { .
§ 675-1717 Memoricithy. |} Elmer C. Major
employed as a watchman
Expressions ! RD 5, Shavertown, died for Endicott Johnson Shoe
of Sympathy Sunday Oct. 25, at his Company, N.Y.; College
home following a heart Misericordia, and
MUMFARM attack. American Asphalt
FLORIST
Open 7 days 675-2500
Washcloths
675-2800
finishing touches on
your wedding with
beautiful flowers.
Born in Lehman
Township, Dec. 7, 1901, he
was a son of the late
Champion and Lydia
for 20 years, he was later
7 JJ
THE GREATEST
RAISIN BREAD
Company, Dallas, retiring
17 years ago. He and his
wife, the former Roxie
Kocher, celebrated their
Garinger Major. A former 54 wedding anniversary
‘ employe of the Hazard- last March. Major was a
JTOWEL OUTLET, Qkonite: Wire Rope member of the Outlet
Memorial Hwy, Dallas Company in Wilkes-Barre Free Methodist Church,
Harveys Lake.
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99¢ ea. Sa
287-1593
“PORK
OR BEEF"
Jeffrey J. Barbose, a
senior at Dallas Senior
High School, has been
named the top Century III
Leader in a competition
there, according to Edgar
W. Hughes, Jr., principal.
with other local winners
from around the state for
one of two $1,500 scholar-
ships and an all-expense-
paid trip to the national
Century III Leaders
Conference, slated for
March 5-8, 1982 in Colonial
winners will compete for
the national winner’s
Kenneth A. Grose, 58, of
8205 Exodus Drive,
Gaithersburg, Md., died
unexpectedly Wednesday,
Oct. 28 at Shadygrove
Adventist Hospital, Rock-
ville, Md.
Born in Lemon, son of
Clara Newman Grose and
the late Hugh Grose, he
was a graduate of Blakely
High School and had
Gertrude
Mrs. Gertrude K.
Eichorn, 67, Harveys
Lake and Falls Church,
Va., died Friday, Oct. 30,
in National Institute of
Health, Bethesda, Md.
Born in Luzerne,
daughter of the late
Clemence and Pauline
Krezynowski, she at-
tended St. Hedwig’s
School and was employed
by J.B. Carr Co., and later
at the Ship and Shore
Blouse Co. In Falls
Surviving in addition to
his wife, are sons, Wayne,
Montrose; Clyde, RD 5,
Shavertown; brother,
John, RD 5, Shavertown;
three grandchildren.
Funeral was Wed-
nesday, Oct. 28 from
Swanson Funeral Home,
Route 29 and 118, Pikes
Creek, with Rev. Archie
Ridall, pastor, Outlet
Free Methodist Church,
officiating. Interment was
in Kocher Cemetery,
LEGALS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters Testamentary in the
Estate of William Martin Porter,
a-k-a W. Martin Porter, a-k-a
Martin Porter, a-k-a William M.
Porter, late of Kingston Township,
Luzerne County, Pa. (died Jan. 15,
1981) have been issued to John
Miles Porter.
All persons indebted fo said
Estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims
are directed to present same
without further delay to the
Executor, c-0:
COSLETT &COSLETT
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
515 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
42-3-P
prize of an additional
$10,000 scholarship.
The Century
and recognize student
strong leadership abilities
and an interest in the
future of America. Jeff
was judged on the basis of
leadership skills, school
and community’ involve-
ment, and a current
events examination. He
also wrote a short essay
on a particular issue
century.
Runners-up in the
competition at ‘Dallas
Senior High School were
Randa Fahmy, Nancie
Fitch, and Mary
Klukosky.
This is the seventh year
of the Century III Leaders
program, which awards a
total of $218,500 in
scholarships to 204 young
leaders. Century II is
sponsored and admini-
stered by the National
Association of Secondary
School Principals, and
funded by the Shell Oil
which challenges Company.
America in its third Jeffrey is the son of Mr.
Kenneth A. Grose
attended Wilkes college.
He was a veteran of World
War II. Prior to moving to
Maryland, he had been a
long time resident of
Dallas where he had dis-
tinguished himself as an
outstanding baseball
player. Later he became a
professional baseball
umpire working in the
Appalachian League. At
Church, shewas a
member of St. Anthony’s
Church. Her husband,
Fred, died in 1941.
Surviving are children;
Mrs. Rose Marie Casner,
Allentown; Mrs. Rita
Barrett, Mechanicsburg;
Mrs. Arline Sobolewski,
Wilkes-Barre, Mrs.
Dorothy Fanuceci, with
whome she resided in
Falls Church; son, Carl,
Falls Church; 16 grand-
children.
Funeral was Monday
from the McLaughlin
Funeral Home, 416
Wyoming Ave., Kingston,
with Mass of Christian
Burial in St. Theresa’s
Church, Wilkes-Barre.
Interment was in St.
Nicholas Cemetery,
Shavertown. Wie
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Council of the Borough of
Harveys Lake, at the Municipal
Borough Building, Route 415,
Sunset Section of Harveys Lake,
Pennsylvania, until 7:00 PM on
November 17, 1981 for the
collection of garbage and trash
within its boundaries.
A. For a one year period
beginning January 1, 1982 and
terminating December 31, 1982.
B. For a two year period
beginning January 1, 1982 and
terminating December 31, 1983.
C. For a three year period
beginning January 1, 1982 and
terminating December 31, 1984.
Specifications are available
from the Borough Secretary at the
Municipal Borough "Building,
Route 415, Sunset Section of
Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania, or
by calling 639-2113.
Proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check or bid bond in
the amount of 10 percent of the bid,
made payable to the Municipality.
The Municipality reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals
or parts thereof.
: Melvin M. Myers
Borough Sec'y.-Treas.
Ap
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the time of his death he
was employed as a per-
sonnel manager with the
Bechtel Corporation,
Rockville, Md.
Besides his mother, he
is survived by his wife,
the former Nancy Hub-
bard; son, Darryl, at
home; daughters, Mrs.
Christine Wendel, Boise,
Idaho; Claudia, at home;
brothers, Donald, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.; Robert,
Forty fort; Harry, Islin,
N.J.; sisters, Mrs. Daisy
Wall, Harrisburg; Mrs.
Virginia Beckwith,
Jamestown, N.J.; Mrs.
and Mrs. John Barbose of
town. He is president of
the senior class and is
active in the Gifted
Program, National Honor
Society; and the Band. He
won the high school award
for German and three
NEDT Certificates for
scholastic achievement.
This past summer he
participated in the King’s
College Honors Program
and the Computer Science
program for High School
Juniors at the Rose-
Hulman Institute of
Technology in Terre
Haute, Indiana.
Orceille Eipper, Mrs.
Helen Hoffman, both of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.;
Mrs. Peynton Lee, Mrs.
Wayne Harvey, both’ of
Dallas; Mrs. William
Moss, Tunkhannock; Mrs.
Claire King, Bristol, R.I.;
three grandchildren.
Funeral was Saturday
from the Richard H.
Disque Funeral Home, 672
Memorial
Dallas, with the Rev. C.
Emery Weeks, pastor of
Tunkhannock Baptist
Church, officiating. Inter-
ment ‘was in Warden
Cemetery, Dallas.
Michael J. Saxon, 54, of
RD 2, Box 339, Harveys
Lake, died at his home
Tuesday, Oct. 27, victim
of a heart attack.
Born in Swoyersville,
July 24, 1927, son of the
late’ Michael and Ann
Lacher Saxon, he was
employed as a textile
worker by the former
Duplan corporation,
Kingston, until retiring
four years ago. He was an
Army veteran of World
War II, serving in Europe.
Saxon was a member of
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BIKE--As is $50. Call 288-
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1974 SAUZUKI 380--Low
mileage $700. Call 288-2088
or 825-6780. 42-2-P
SERVICES
WEDDING PHOTOG-
RAPHER--Experienced,
candid and formal
photographs, reasonable
rates. Call evenings. 696-
3684. 25-tfn.
HARRY ASHFORD
PLASTERING--Complete
or patchwork, swirl
ceilings, paint work. I do
small and big plastering
jobs, 30 yrs. exp., Ref.
furnished 823-5583. 40-4-P
CUSTOM REMODELING
& CONSTRUCTION--To
your desires. Specializing
in Kitchens and baths.
Winterizing specials this
month. Quality work at
fair prices. Call 822-6520
or 696-1509. 41-2-P
YARDWORK SERVICE--
Complete’ lawn main-
tenance, expert shrub-
bery trimming. Yards
cleaned, hauling. Flower
beds edged and weeded.
15 years experience. 675-
5723. 42-2-P
HORSES BOARDED--$85,
ponies $35. Phone 675-
Holy Trinity: Church,
Swoyersville.
Surviving are a sister,
Veronica Saxon, at home;
brothers, James, at
home; Albert, Abington;
Martin, Tunkhannock.
Funeral was Friday,
Oct. 30 from John IL
Baloga Funeral Home,
1442 Wyoming Avenue,
Forty Fort, with Mass of
Christian Burial in Holy
I
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ment was in the parish
cemetery.
ANIMALS
FOR SALE APRICOT
MINIATURE MALE
POODLE--4% months old,
had shots. Paid $100
asking $75. 696-2607. 41-2-P
STOKES RABBITRY--
Large selection of
“purebred” bunnies now
available. French Lops,’
New Zealands, Neth.
Dwarfs, and Dutch.
Cages, feed and all
supplies necessary. 675-
3470. 41-8-P
LHASA APSOS--AKC
champion sired,
beautiful, exc. tem-
peraments, love children,
inoculated. 639-1027. 41-2
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AKC REGISTERED oLD
ENGLISH SHEEP DOG
PUPPIES--Extremely
intelligent, beautifully
marked, wormed and
tails docked. $350. Will
accept deposit. 639-1371.
42-2-P
PUPPIES: Poodles,
Maltese, pugs, pom, peek-
a-poo, cock-a-poo,
yorkies, samoyed, peke;
also older Huskie.
Reasonable. INDIAN
KENNEL
and ASHLEY PET SHOP,
472-3223 or 824-1698.
Kennel open daily and
Sunday. 42-2-P
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