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BY MIKE POLK
Pastor-Parish ~~ Relat-
rs Committee of the
Noxen-Kunkle UM
Charge will meet Monday
evening, February 8, at
7:30 at the Methodist
parsonage in Noxen. Rev.
Donald R. Sperling is
pastor.
Mary and Ron Hopfer
will hold the Coffee
Fellowship following the
morning worship hour on
Sunday in Noxen UM
Church.
Flowers on the altar for
Sunday morning’s wor-
ship service in Noxen UM
Church were presented in
memory of Joan Louise
Kresge by Harry and
Frances Kresge and their
children.
" Choir of Kunkle UM
Church will rehearse
Friday evening at 7.
Administrative board of
Ruggles UM Church will
meet this evening at 7:30
at the church. All
members are asked to
attend.
Mrs. Stella Belles of
nNoxen came home on
Thursday from Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital.
Sunday School at St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church
of Noxen will have a
Valentine party on
Sunday, February 14,
during the Sunday School
hour.
Happy Birthday wishes
are extended to John
Jones and Jackie Traver,
who will be celebrating
tomorrow. Belated birth-
day greetings are ex-
tended to John Hettes,
who observed his birthday
on January 18.
Ladies of the Alderson
UM Church are spon-
soring a home-made
vegetable soup sale at the
church on January 30.
Soup will be on sale for
$2.50 per quart. Patrons
are asked to bring their
own containers. Deadline
for placing orders is this
evening and should be
called into 639-2527 or 639-
5134. Rev. William
Kennard is pastor.
Ladies Missionary
Group of Noxen
Independent Bible Church
will meet tomorrow
evening at 7 in the church
hall.
Gaylord Martin is a
medical patient in Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital.
Mrs. Janice Babcock is
home after a stay as a
medical patient in Tyler
Memorial Hospital at
Tunkhannock.
Sunday is the deadline
for recipes for the cook-
book project underway by
the Ladies Society of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church.
Recipes for these
categories are welcome:
appetizers, bread and
rolls, cakes and cookies,
desserts, jams, jellies and
pickles, preserves, main
dishes, soup salads,
vegetables and
miscellaneous. Recipes
can be left in the special
box at the church or given
to Mrs. Shirley Strohl and
Candy Jones, who are
heading the committee
for the fundraiser.
energy
@ Institutions, resorts and
other large users of energy
®hre beginning to realize
great savings on their
energy bills due to a
relatively new concept
called “energy manage-
ment.”
One local firm that has
been having great success
in promoting this concept
in the east, and especially
in the local area, is Pliscott
Electric of Dallas.
Pliscott, which has been
in the electrical business
for the past 34 years, has
‘been progressively in-
volved in the new technolo-
gical developments made
in their field. Although for
years they had concen-
trated their efforts on
electrical contracting, a
few years ago, Ernie
Pliscott, the company’s
president started a branch
of the business to install
nergy Management
Systems. Seeing the value
of these systems and how
greatly they ' reduced
energy bills, Pliscott ex-
panded their capabilities to
include designing complete
systems for installations.
Along with designing and
installing these Energy
Management = Systems
from Long Island and the
Catskills in New York to
Sioux City, Iowa and Nash-
ville, Tenn., Pliscott
Electric is very capable in
the electrical contracting
area of their business doing
many large jobs including
a million dollar electrical
installation for the
Methodist Nursing and
Elderly Housing Facility,
(Wesley Village) near
Pittston.
One of the greatest
challenges faced by
Pliscott Electric in energy
ay anagement was the
“design and installation of a
complete system for
Shawnee on the Delaware's
Time Sharing Villas. With
200 units spread out over
several miles all controlled
from a central location,
this was a large under-
taking! Also because of
Shawnee on the Delaware's
distinctive decor, it was a
special design problem to
place this modern feature
in the units and still retain
and enhance the rich and
ageless atmosphere that
made the inn famous.
The owners of the
Shawnee Inn realize the
growing need to keep
operating costs within
reasonable limits = and
recognized the importance
that the Scientific Atlanta
ment System installed by
Pliscott would have. Ernie
cited one very good
example of the savings
inherent in Energy
Management Systems.
Pliscott installed a system
for ACTS (Adult Com-
munity Total Services,
Inc.) headquartered in
Spring House, Pa. The first
system was installed in a
165 apartment complex in
1979. When the savings
proved to be double the
projections, they had three
more systems installed a
year later, one for 377
units, a second for a 328
unit complex and the third,
for 300 units. The amazing
performance from these
systems has prompted
them to install a fifth
system in Boca Raton,
Florida.
Ernie ' Pliscott- pointed
out that the one drawback
in dealing with EMS’s is
that many would-be buyers
are not convinced that their
savings could be so high.
Unfortunately this line of
thinking keeps the wasteful
over use of energy con-
tinuing. Yet, a professional
survey can almost
guarantee what percentage
of savings can be realized.
With the advantages avail-
able with today’s
technology, more facilities
are cutting the high cost of
energy consumption, and
with progressive business
like Pliscott Electric, our
area may once again find
itself on top of the
economical ladder.
TADDEI'S
BACK MOUNTAIN
TRANSMISSION
Complete
SPECIALIZING IN
TRANSMISSIONS &
EXHAUST SYSTEMS.
Foreign & Domestic
Models
Lower Demunds Road ‘Slag
Fernbrook SQ
(Behind Pen-Fern Oil) Qe
BEI
Buying An Made of
Goid, Silver eo Rings
or fthout Diamonds,
Chains, Charms, Dental Gold,
Pocket Watches,
Flatware, Gold F
In Large Quantities, Etc. (No
Coins). FIRE ASSAYS DONE
ON PREMISES.
Lee Baber Mfg. Jeweler
1302 Northeastern Bank Bldg.
69 Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
824-4150
Where we
manufacture a
small line of
ladies’ diamond
mounts & pay
more green for
your gold
Sve
ZIGGY'S
S. W-B. AUTO BODY SHOP
R. 611 S. MAIN ST.,W-B.
Phone 824-2382
COMPLETE
AUTO PAINTING
All Rust Repaired with Metal
and spot Welding. All work
Guaranteed. Free Pickup &
Delivery for Senior Citizens
JANUARY SPECIAL
PAINT JOBS START AT $150
For Most Foreign & Domestic Cars
824-2382
FORRENT
Harvey’s Lake, Sunset Sec-
tion - Newly remodeled un-
furnished 2 bedroom apar-
tment, wall-to-wall car-
peting, refrigerator, stove.
$200 monthly. plus utilities.
675-1307 or 639-1264
Back Mt. Little League will
receive bids by Feb. 1,1982 for
group & individual photos for
the 1982 season.
Send bids to: Delores Shone
386 Green Pond Road
RD 7,Shavertown, Pa.
696-2899 696-2889
Help CLEAN YOUR SEP-
TIC TANK the EASY WAY
with FX bacteria. $7.98.
Tree roots removed. Drains
opened. Ask for FREE
BOOKLET.
Dallas Agway
Dallas
DIVORCES
$175 TOTAL --No Fault.
Stay at home. No travel
required. Atty. Michael
E. Davis, 8126 Bustleton
Ave, Suite A-1,
Philadelphia, PA 19152.
Write or call 822:1201
Elec. range parts. All makes.
Bring your old parts. Brake,
- broil, surface units, switches.
Dryer belts & heat el'mts.
Appliance Parts & Supply
936 Market St. Kingston
288-5526
WHITE
KEROSENE!
FOR SPACE HEATERS, ETC.
GARY'S SERVICE CENTER
Rt. 309, Dallas
(near Country Club Apts.)
675-1885
HELP WANTED--Info-
rmation on ALASKAN
and OVERSEAS employ-
ment. Excellent income
potential. Call (312) 741-
9780 Extension 233. 52-4-P
LOST--Small black
poodle, male, answers to
“Whiskey”, Huntsville
Road vicinity. Call 675-
6969. 1-2-P
WORK WANTED--Will
babysit in my home for
working mother. Week-
days only. Child must be 3
fo 5 years. 675-4976. 1-2-P
WORK WANTED--Ca-
rpentry and painting,
block ceilings and
paneling--my specialty. 35
years exp. Rock bottom
prices. Call Lou 639-2371.
2-6-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. 2-4-P
JOHN KLEINFELDER--
Master chimney sweep,
experienced, clean,
reasonable. 655-8751. 51-8-
p ]
CHIMNEYS CLEANED--
Top to bottom, carpentry,
painting, repairs, hauling
tree trimming removal,
gutter-roof repairs, odd
jobs. 696-3953, 288-2369 or
829-4811. 52-4-P
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PROFESSIONAL BOTTLE GAS
SERVICE ANYWHERE
> 654-4624
CPAP) 242 N. Main.
Bx Pittston, Pa.
Gas Service Anywhere "
BUSINESS LOANS
$5,000 10 $50,000
call 288-4535
FOR SALE--1972 WIND-
SOR--12x65, 2 bdr. Kkit-
chen, dining area,
livingroom, carpeted, oil
tank, skirting. 675-3076
after 5 p.m. 2-2-P
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HARVEYS LAKE POLE
267--Unfurnished apar-
tments, 2 bedroom, all
utilities, $245 mo. Fur-
nished also available.
Lease, security,
references. 288-1514. 48-
tfn-P
FOR RENT--2 bedroom
apartment, large kitchen,
oil heat, no pets,
references and security
required, $150. 477-5952
after 3 p.m. 49-tfn-P
FOR RENT--Kingston,
nice 3-room and bath,
unfurnished apt. Washer
and dryer, first floor,
elec. heat by tenant, $150
plus security. No pets.
288-9962. 2-1-P
FOR RENT ROOMS--
weekly and up: Free
telephone and laundry.
639-2371. 2-4-P
ANIMALS
DOBERMAN AKC REG.-
-Pups, 6 wks. old,
females. 675-0621.
WANTED
WANTED--Lawyer to
represent client on a
percentage basis. Call
immediately, Mike 824-
2348. 2-2-P
WANTED :--Dolls 1’ to 42
”, parts of dolls, heads
ete., old laces, satin,
taffetta and velvet
materials. Call before 8
am. or after 6:30 p.m.
824-9643. 2-2-P
FIREWOOD--$25 load, u-
pick-up, $40 delivered.
Cherry wood, $40 u-pick-
up, $50 delivered. Call 696-
3953. 52-4-P
HEATROLA--Arco Vecto
coal stove, exe. cond.
$200. Call 675-1085. 1-2-P
PORCH GLIDER--3
seater with side cushions,
red rose, aluminum
frame, $50. 696-1210. 1-2-P
3 COLLECTOR'S
PLATES--Illustrated = by
Red Skeiton .(Freddie the
Free Loader, W.C. Fields,
Happy). Retail at $670 will
sell for $500 firm. 675-4471
1-2-P
TUFTED VELVE'F
SOF A--Off-white, $100.
675-4471. 1-2-P
ONE 8 H.P. LAWN
MOWER--22"" with cutter
and snow plow. Needs a
little work, $200. 675-3919.
1-2-P
GE REFRIGERATOR-
FREEZER--Frost tree,
Harvest Gold, 4 yrs. old.
Exc. cond., $250. Call 675-
5062. 2-2-P
REVERE DRUM SET
Red. sparkle, fine cond,
$125. 333-4419. 2-2-P
NEW BUILDINGS A1
FACTORY--All parts
accounted for. All struc
tural steel carries full
factory guarantee
Buildings 10,000 square
feet to the smallest 1,200
square feet. Must sell
immediately. Will sell
cheap. Call toll free 1-800
248-0065 or 1-800-248-0321
Ext. 777. (2-1-P)
GERL>S WINTER
JACKET--With warm
sheep’s wool lining and
collar. Size 12-14. Like
new $8. 696-3285. 2-2-P.
GUITAR--Yamaha - Les
Paul copy, wood grain
$150. 696-1210. 2-2-P
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Spinet-Console Piano
WANTED: Responsible
party to take over low
monthly payments on
spinet piano. Can be seen
locally. Write Credit
Manager: P.O. Box 33,
Friedens, PA 15541. 52-3-P
__L0G SPLITTING _
Log Splitting at your
location. Approximately
$14 a cord. 696-3556. Leave
name and phone number.
52-6-P
BRACE'’S ORCHARD-
Apples, fresh cider. Open
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LEGALS
The following dates are the
Regular Meeting Dates for the
Planning Commission of the
Borough of Harveys Lake: Jan. 12,
Feb. 9, Mar. 9, Apr. 13, May 11,
Jun. 8, Jul. 13, Aug. 10, Sept. 14,
Oct. 12, Nov. 9, Dec. 14, 1982. All
meetings are the second Tuesday
of the month ‘at 8:00 P.M. in the
Harveys Lake Municipal
Authority Building, Sunset Section
of Harveys Lake, Pa.
Melvin M. Myers
Secretary, Planning Comm.
2-1-P
Estate of WARREN M. GOFF,
Late of Kingston Borough, (Died
December 4, 1981). Notice is given
that Letters of Testamentary have
been granted to: Ruth T. Goff, 146
East Walnut Street, Kingston, Pa.
18704. All persons having claims
against the Estate are requested
to. make them known, and all
persons indebted to the Deceased
are requested to make payment
without delay to the Executrix or
Attorney:
Frank Townend
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
2-3-P 3
Estate of Abram Nesbitt, 2nd,
Late of Dallas Township, (Died
January 6, 1982). Notice is given
that Letters of Testamentary have
been granted to: Geraldine T.
Nesbitt, R.D. 1, Lake Catalpa,
Dallas, Pa. 18612. All persons
having claims against the Estate
are requested fo make them
known, and all persons indebted to
the Deceased are requested to
make payment without delay to
the Executrix or Attorney:
Frank Townend
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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1978 PLYMOUTH
VOLARE--4 dr.; 6 cyl,
exc. cond., auto, a-c, p.s.,
p.b., 65,000 miles, asking
$2,990 or best offer. 639-
1242 after 6 p.m. 2-2-P