The 1983 Harveys Lake Home-
held during its recent Homecoming
Weekend.
In the Professional Bass Tourna-
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bass. Second place went to Jim
with a two pound, one ounce catch
third place with a two pound, one
In the Amateur Contest, held for
and 15, Neva Bauer won first place
pounds, 10 ounces. Second place
went to Michelle Gazy with three
The Dallas Recreation Center
Wednesday, June 30.
Winners in the Boys’ Division
were Michael Keane, first place;
Travis Honderd and Bill Swan,
second place; and Jonathan
Dombek, third place.
Girls’ Division winners were Kim
Taylor, first place; Erin Cuff and
- Sue Steinkirshner, second place;
and Tracy Hunter, third place.
The Fourth Annual Fireworks
~ Display and Ice Cream Social was
held on on July 2 with ice-cream
fish for total of two pounds, 15
ounces.
For fishermen ages 11 and under,
Jason Boyce received first place
with two fish for a total of four
pounds, eight ounces while Davey
Reynolds took second place with
three fish for a total of three
pounds, three ounces. Jason Boyce
also received a trophy for the
smallest fish.
In the Festival Tube Race, Divi-
sion One winners. were John
Susanin, first place; Kevin Gibson,
second place; and Bill Gosart, third
place.
Winners in Division Two of the
Festival Tube Race were Tony
Javer, first place; Raymond Phil-
lips, second place; and Brian Mon-
tross, third place.
Winners in the Harveys Lake
provided by Treat Drive-In.
A bicycle inspection and registra-
tion was held on Wednesday, July
6. Chief Edward Lyons of the
Dallas Borough Police Department
and AAA conducted the program.
Bikes were checked for safety and
good condition, then registered for
protection against theft.
Staff member Lisa Ciccarelli
took several children on a 20-mile
bicycle trip around Harveys Lake
on July 7.
Arts and crafts are held every
Tuesday morning from 9:30 to 11
at
Dallas Post/Rod Kaye
Homecoming Parade were Harveys
Lake Bassmasters, Best Appearing
Boat and Trailer; Sandy
Macrejczak, Sweet Valley, Best
Apprearing Antique Car; Kunkle
Fire Co., Best Appearing Fire
Apparatus; Larry West, Harveys
Lake, Best Appearing Dune Buggy;
Boy Scout Troop 331, Harveys
Lake, Best Appearing Club; May’s
Old Place, Harveys Lake, Best
Appearing Business Float; Harveys
Lake Rod and Gun Club, Most
Original; Irem Temple Motor Unit,
Judges’ Award.
Winners in the Best Decorated
Lakeside Property Contest were
Bob and Becky Aben, first place;
Bill and Judy Davis, second place;
and the Lewis and Devine Fami-
lies, third place.
for children between the ages of 5
and 11. Story hour is held at 11 a.m.
every Tuesday for children of all
ages.
Finger puppts, popsicle napkin
holders, clown faces; ornaments
and: pictures are among the
projects the children have
designed. Lisa Ciccarelli = and
Jackie Bergevin are the arts and
crafts instructors.
' “Everybody’s Birthday Party”
was held on July 12.
“Christmas in July” will be held
on Tuesday, July 26.
The Ham ’'n Yeggers
their checks
Donors are: Mr: and
Mrs. William J. Bradbury,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Brown, John M. Coon,
Mrs. Welton Farrar, Mr.
and Mrs. John A.
Horoshko, Charles H.
Miner, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
R.J. Scovell, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Slocum, Theresa B.
Cavan, Dr. Richard E.
Crompton, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Eyet, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Finlay, Mr. and
Mrs. Budd C. Hirleman,
Marcus F. Hozempa, Mr.
and Mrs. William L.
Willkie, Dr. and Mrs. Stan-
Earl Brown, Mrs. T.J.
French, Mildred B. Kear,
Dr. and Mrs. C.W. Koehl,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Krogulski, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald L. Rome, Louise
H. Rutherford, A. DeWitt
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
M. Templin, Francis L.
Ambrose, Drs. I. & P.
Berger, Edmund P. Davis,
Dr. and Mrs. John W.
Gesink, Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Liput.
Also, Rev. and Mrs.
Stewart Pierson, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert C. Dickinson,
and Mrs. A. Shepherd
Pawling, Dr. Marshall U.
Rumbaugh, Mr. and Mrs.
James I. Alexander, Anees
B. Barakat, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bevevino, Dr.
Michael Bucan, Robert L.
Casper, Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs.
Ronald Kresge, Paul S.
Monahan, Atty. James M.
Reinert, Mr. and Mrs.
Malek Ahmad, Mr. and
Mrs. Leoanrd J. Groboski,
Anthony Marchakitus, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pac-
zewski, William J.
Umphred, Frances
Dierolf, Agnes Gregson,
Adelle L. Luke, G.A. Faer-
ber, Dominic Fino, Mr.
and Mrs. W.L. Williams,
Justin Bergman, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Frank B. Burn-
side. Dr. Walter E.
Mokychie, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter J. Elston, Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Ennis, Bar-
bara Hoffstot, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Kiley, Joyce
A. Krivenko.
Clock Donated
weekend's auction.
The Shavertown United
Methodist Church, 163 N.
Pioneer Ave., Dallas, lists
the following activities:
Wednesday, July 13, 7:30
p.m., Stewardship Com-
mitment Campaign, Betty
Rogers: and Mary Jane
Crispell, leaders.
Sunday, July 17, 9:15
a.m., Church School with
classes for everyone. Mrs.
Elwood Swingle, superin-
tendent; 10 a.m., Worship,
Sermon ‘‘Don’t be Dis-
tracted” by pastor, Rev.
James Wert.
Monday, July 18, 12:30
p.m., - Ruth "Circle in
Memorial Loune; 7:30
p.m. Finance Committee
led by George Jacobs.
Tuesday, July: 19, 9:30
a.m., United Methodist
Women’s Craft Group will
meet.
The June 20th issue of
“Time Magazine” devoted
a part of its Education
Section to the various com-
mencement speakers
addressing the nation’s
1,378,400 members of this
year’s college graduating
class, the largest in U.S.
history.
Among those quoted was
Dennis O’Brien, president
of Bucknell University and
commencement speaker at
Wilkes College graduation
ceremonies'in May.
Wilkes ‘celebrated its
50th anniversary year with
668 students receiving bac-
calaureate and masters
degrees.
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miles, garage kept. 333-
4858. 14-tfn-P
’66 Ford Mustang Coupe-
351 Windsor engine, runs
good, body perfect. After
3:30 weekdays, Sat. all
day, 829-0912. 2-tfn-P
1973 Volkswagen Bus--69,-
000 miles, red and white.
Good cond. $1500. 675-4279.
3-tfn-P
1979 Plymouth Horizon--4
p.b., ac, AM-FM stereo,
miles, good cond. Must
1966 VW Dune Buggy--New
paint, new tires, tinted
windows, needs exhaust
and rear bumper, $400.
477-5159 after 5 p.m. 3-tfn-
“Pp i :
1973 Plymouth Valiant--6
cyl., 3-speed on column,
good running cond. $500.
1975 Olds Delta 88-3504
BBL. High mileage, runs
good, needs slight body
work. As is $600. 675-1593,
73 Lincoln Mark IV--Wire
wheels with 4 new radials,
all power, exc. cond. 654-
0937. 9-tfn-P
66 Mustang--Restorable
cond:, good tires, new
looks exc.
© 3039. 9-tin-P
39,
1980 Jeep CJ 5 Renegade
package, 15,000 mi., tilt
wheel, many extras.
Garage kept. Showroom
car $6,295. 825-9648. 18-tfn-
P
1981 Datsun 310--Hatch-
back coupe, white with
blue interior. AM-FM
stereo cassette, sunroof,
new radials, immaculate
cond. Good gas mileage,
$4900 negotiable. 639-5763.
10-tfn-P
'57 Corvette--all new
chrome, new correct tires,
new exhaust, complete
mechanical restoration,
fuel injection. New correct
interior, one of 230 FI units
in ’57. Truly beautiful car,
$15,500, or $16,500 with
hardtop. Interesting part
trades considered. 287-
4667. 11-tfn-P
1971 Dodge Dart Swinger--
exc. transportation car,
good mileage, has current
inspection sticker, auto.,
p.s., runs good. Asking
$500. 388-2248. 11-tfn-P
79 Honda Accord Hatch-
back--clean, 5 spd., AM-
FM-CB, extra tires, $3995.
Evenings, 639-1002. 16-tfn-
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1975 Volkswagon Dasher--
Silver, 4 speed, 2 door, AM
radio, $1595 or best offer.
Call 675-3757 or 675-3190
evenings. 20-tfn-P
72 VW Beetle--Good cond.,
88,000 miles, red, extra
tires, radio, $1,100. Call
823-5386. 13-tfn-P
75 Oldsmobile Royal 88--
p.s., p.w., tilt steering,
cruise control, AM-FM 8
track stereo, rear defog-
ger, auto. trunk opener
1972 Chrysler--Very good
cond. $500. Call anytime,
639-1957. 25-tfn-P
white trimmed in bur-
gundy with white interior,
p.s., p.b., a-c, new brakes,
battery & exhaust system,
AM-FM cassette stereo,
exc. cond. Asking $3100.
Call 824-6493 after 6 p.m.
14-tfn-P :
1979 MGB--Removable
hard top, many extras,
$5,000 or best offer. Call
675-3411 after 6 p.m. 14-tfn-
P
1975 Dodge Coronet--a-c,
auto., AM-FM radio, good
body, $900. 675-3144. 15-tfn-
P
72 VW Beetle, 0,000 on
rebuilt engine, dark
orange with stripes, black
fur interior, carpeting,
new batter and muffler,
extras, body and tires
good, runs exc, $1300. 477-
5211; 18-tfn-P
'69 Volkswagen Station
Wagon--automatic, $400.
639-1670. 19-tfn-P
'71 Jeep—6 cyl., 3 spd. $600.
639-1674. 19-tfn-P
1974 Ford Van--6 cyl.
auto., running cond., has
transmission problems.
$475. neg. 333-4045. 20-tfn-P
73 Volkswagen Super
Beetle--good running
cond., new brakes, $1,000.
Call 696-2688 after 6 p.m.
or weekends. 20-tfn-P
1972 Chevy Impala V8--
5125. 20-tfn-P
1974 Saab-4 spd. 696-4359
after 5 p.m. 22-tfn-P
'76 Pinto--Needs motor
work, $250 firm. Good
tires. 287-2724. 23-tfn-P
1974 Volkswagen Bus--
Good cond., rebuilt motor.
Hii or 474-9159. 24-tin
78 Malibu Classic--4 dr.
sedan, p.s., p.b., a-¢, AM
radio, high milage. Other-
wise good shape. $2,200 or
best offer. 333-4689. 24-tfn-
P
76 Chrylser Cordoba--
Camel colored, Landau
roof, small 8,
stereo, rally wheels, low
miles, immaculate. Must
see, $2300. 825-3936. 25-tfn-
1975 Ford LTD--Good
cond., a-c, cruisamatic,
p.b., p.s., 675-2203. 25-tfn-P
’73 Plymouth Satellite--2
dr., needs work, best offer
as is. 675-5969 ask for T.J.
25-tfn-P
Is It True You Can Buy
Jeeps For $44 Through The
U.S. Government? Get the
facts today! Call (312) 742-
1142 ext. 3568. 26-1-P
MOTORCYCLES
RECREATIONAL
Yamaha Mini Enduro--
80c.c., Ideal starter bike,
$300. 696-3640. 25-tfn-P
1977 Datsun Pickup with
cap. Good cond. Asking
$1800. 298-2182. 20-tfn-P
1974 Chevy % Ton Pickup--
8 ft. box with cap. 6 cyl,
stick shift, can be seen at
Bryant’s Mobile Homes,
Dallas. 675-2447. 21-tfn-P
Stahl Cover all utlity cap
for pickup truck. Has
ladder racks, good cond.
868-6378. 22-tfn-P
1973 Chevy Cheyenne %
Ton Pickup Truck--8’ box,
4WD, 350 automatic, $1350
or best offer. 302 Union St.,
Pringle, next to Coon’s .
Cement. 23-tfn-P
RECREATIONAL
MOTORCYCLES
1972 Suzuki GT 550--Sissy
bar, Faring windshield,
runs good $500. Call Bruce
287-2156 or 287-6176. 5-tfn-P
1975 CZ 250 Enduro--1000
miles, good shape, $450.
Call Bruce 287-2156 or 287-
6176. 5-tfn-P
'82 Yamaha YZ 80--like
new, runs and looks exc.
$700. 333-4353. 9-tfn-P
1972 Triumph 650 Bonne-
2356. 13-tfn-P
'82 Honda 185--street and
dirt, 300 original miles,
$900 or best offer. 639-1674.
19-tfn-P
’79 CB 750K-Honda--6500
original miles, exc. cond.
$1200 or best offer. 696-
3364. 24-tfn-P
Boat for Sale-1972 15 ft.
Glastron with 85 h.p. John-
son. $1500. Call 696-2539.
10-tfn-P
1953 Criss Craft boat,
many spare parts for sale.
Call for details between 5
and 7 p.m. 693-2785. 12-tfn-
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Champion Motor Home-
Self contained, sleeps
eight, a-c., furnace, auxil-
iary engine on 1973 Dodge
tires, exc. cond. $6500. 779-
4123 after 6 p.m. 18-tfn-P
'77 Starcraft Galaxie 8
Pop-up Camper--sleeps 8,
equipped with electric-gas
refrigerator, gas furnace
and stove, awning. Used 4
times. Asking $3,000 or
best offer. 639-5914. 19-tfn-
P ‘.
1979-19’ Master Craft Ski
Boat--351 inboard engine.
11 388-6576 after 6 p.m.
9ep> 0 ©
Frolic Cat-12° Fiberglass
Catamaran with double
well cockpit for 2 to 3
passengers (only 200 spe-
cially made). Ideal for
lake .or bay sailing. Best
offer over $495. 639-5612 or
823-8717. 21-tfn-P
1977 12° Aluma-craft
model--R7 boat with oars
& running lights. $500.00.
696-2242. 21-tfn-P
16 Ft. Comet Sailboat--
registered for racing,
mamsail and jib, set of
extra sails. Trailer
included, $1500. Phone 474-
9716 22-tfn-P
17’Inboard Boat in good
cond. with trailer. $1795.
after 4 p.m. 654-8841. 24-
tin-P
Wanted--secretary with
law office experience or
equivalent legal secretar-
ial education. Competent
shorthand ' and typing
required. Reply to Box
P.O. Box 366Z, Dallas, Pa.
18612. 24-tfn-P
Help Wanted--High school
girl to babysit in Dallas
Area. 675-6498. 25-4-P
Babysitter Needed--for two
children, references
required. Call 675-0565. 26-
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Odd Jobs Wanted--Will do
almost anything, painting,
grass cutting, gardening,
mechanical work etc. Call
288-1246. 22-8-P
Work Wanted--New resi-
dent to the area seeks
work; mechanical, practi-
cal, willing to do almost
anything. Call
Work Wanted--Hate to sew
- 1 love it. Will construct,
alter or repair any of your
sewiwng needs. 696-4432
after 6 p.m. 24-4-P
Work Wanted--Painting-
interior and exterior, 30
yrs. exp. One man opera-
tion. Call evenings 288-
4339. 25-10-P
Harry Ashford Plastering--
Complete or patchwork,
swirl ceilings, paint work.
1 do small and big plaster-
ing jobs, 30 yrs. exp., Ref.
furnished 823-5583. 23-4-P
Minor Body Work--Done
reasonable. 829-6340 ask
for Joe. 25-4-P
For Rent--Riverfront lot in
Black Walnut. Exc. for
camping. 287-6583. 25-2-P
5 Tires And Rims--custom
wagon wheels, Datona
tires with raised letters,
size 950x16.5, 4 tires are
excellent, 1 new tire, never
on road, wheels-rims, 5
lug. fit Jeep. $300. 675-4322
after 5 p.m. 52-tfn-P
Pipe Bumper & Roll Bar--
for pick-up, $25. ea. 477-
5159 after 5 p.m. 3-tfn-P
’73 to ’77 Monte Carlo--For
parts. 298-2725. 16-tfn-P
2 Lots for Sale-Adjacent,
43 x 129 ea. Johnston St.,
W. Wyoming. Beautiful for
building. Call 288-2784. 23-
ANIMALS
Wanted--AKC Lhasa Apso
for stud. 675-0480. 3-tfn-P
Champion “Bloodline Show
39-tfn-P
$100. 735-3475. 23-tfn-P.
Free--to good home, 2
female, 1 male kittens. 6
wks. old, litter trained.
675-4871. 23-4-P
Free--Kittens, some white,
part angora, tigers. Male
and female, 6-8 weeks old.
4-P
PRODUCE
SWEET CHERRIES--
Brace’s Orchards, Brace
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PORCH SALE
Porch Sale--July 16,9 a.m.
to 12 noon. Chase Corners,
Shavertown (at | intersec-
BAZAAR
Franklin Township. Volun-
.teer Fire Co.
23. Parade, Saturday 7
p.m., Band, Friday and
Saturday. 26-1-P
factory prices, all models
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tions, Homestead Equip-
1222-3635. 6-tfn-P