Award recipients
The award recipients of the 1983
“Ride to Stop Cancer’ met
recently at the local unit of the
American Cancer Society in the
Kirby Health Center, Wilkes-
Barre, to receive trophies and gift
certificates for their outstanding
contributions towards this year’s
event.
About 150 bike riders partici-
pated in the fund-raising event,
and almost $5,000 were raised,
making it by far the American
Cancer Society’s most successful
Back Mountain ride to date.
Award winners were Janie
Machinchick, public relations
assistant at Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital, who received a trophy
and a $50 gift certificate for Sick-
ler’s Bike Shop for the most spon-
sored dollars in the female divi-
sion ($605); Alice Lane, Noxen,
who received a trophy and a $25
gift certificate for the Recyclery,
Dallas ,for the most sponsors in
the female division (112); John
Evans, Jr., Shaverfown, who, for
the fourth straight year, raised
the® most dollars in the male
division ($640). John received a
trophy and a $50 gift certificate
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of Dallas.
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Jonathan R. Davis Vol-
unteer Fire Company, Ide-
town, will hold its 18th
Annual Horse Show this
weekend, Aug. 13 and 14.
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This year’s show will be
run in accordance with the
rules of the American
Horse Show Association,
Inc.
all the time too.”
wildlife in the Park.
the boat area by the lake.
Office.
A cooperative Vacation
Church School program
Dallas,
“To a Real
at the Shavertown United
Methodist Church, 163 N.
Pioneer Ave., Shavertown.
The program is open to
young people from Nur-
sery School through sixth
grade.
The school will be spon-
sored by the Dallas United
Methodist Church, Prince
of Peace Episcopal
Church, .St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church and
Shavertown United Meth-
odist Church.
David Long, student
intern minister at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church, is
serving as coordinator of
the program and is
assisted by Mrs. Nancy
West. Mr. Long has
announced that the follow-
ing faculty members will
be serving at the Vacation
Church School:
Nursery: Shirley Brey-
meir, lead teacher; Trudy
Cevasco, Greta Ruckno;
Kindergarten I: Jeannette
Saneholtz, lead teacher;
The show will be held at
the Lehman Show
Grounds, ‘Route 118, four
There will be a total of
Completes course
Joseph Tomasovic, a
member of the department
of mathematics and com-
puter science at College
Misericordia, Dallas,
recently completed an
intensive three-week
course in computer sci-
ence “Data Structures” at
Denison University.
Denison University,
founded in 1831, is a pri-
vate, coeducational college
of liberal arts and sciences
of about 2,100 full-time stu-
dents.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Let-
ters Testamentary have been granted in
the following Estate. All persons
indebted to said Estate are required to
make payment, and those having
claims and demands to present the
same without delay to the Executor
named:
Estate of LILLIAN MATTHEWS, late
of Hanover Green, Wilkes-Barre City,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (died
July 14, 1983).
Mr. Frank Matthews, c-0
ANTHONY P. MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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two days, some of which
are pony driving, hunter,
equitation, western, plea-
sure, youth, pee wee and
timed events.
There will be refresh-
ments served on the
grounds and plenty of free
parking. Children under 12
years of age will be admiygy
ted free. bid
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1. Arlene Hale, etc.
Pearl E. Dinklocker
. Susan E. Dill
Verna Guckavan
Julia C. Pardee
Roland Doan
M. Leonard Shaevel, etc.
Esther V. Welsh
Sarah A. Nicolodi
Arcangela C. Volansky, etc.
. Joseph Calvello
May B. Macarow
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Gladys |. Wiener
Mary Sheeder Wilson
. Elynore Catherine McCloskey
. Marguerite M. Doyle
. Stanley P. Bugay
. John F. Fellin
. Ida Kirchdoerfer
Mary Safko
. Anna Palovchak
Edwin J. Davies
Eleanor C. Kearns
. Winifred B. Moore
Andrew C. Gutkoski
Anna Kernan Duffy
Ruth M. Monahan, etc:
Aleice A. Stivers
. Howard Raymond Shaffer
. Marcella Millis
Joseph A. Soy
Mildred McAfee
. John Budda
Stephen Prebula
John Klepach
Ida M. Brenner
Forrest Hayes, Sr. etc
. Ruth Malick
Mary Szela, etc
Helen H. Dougherty
Fred J. Balester, etc
3. Areal M. Howell
Anna Elliott
William S. Kline
Michaelbarto, Jr.
John Gross
. Marjorie H. Kitchen
Ethel M. Fedak
Mary Elizabeth Tamkus, etc.
ACCOUNTANT
Norris Hale
Grace Snyder
Bernard C. Dill
Jane G. Hutchings, etc.
Hazleton National Bank
Hazleton National Bank
Phyliss Rosen
Dorothy Feller
Enid M. Recla
Michael J. Volansky
Ralph Calvello and Anthony Calvello
Hazleton National Band and
Dorothy David
Florence H
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Charles J. Golden and A.Dewitt Smith
Michael J. Collins andUnited Penn Bank
John S. Miller, Jr. #
Marguerite L. Murray.
Raymond S. Bugay
Klusko andMichael G
Herbert Yost
Magdalene Safko Bogaczyk
Yolanda Niezgoda
Ralph Davies
Margaret Harrington
Hanover Bank of Penna
Marion Koch
John Maloney and Andrew
Horigan, Jr
John W. McCormick
June A. Thorpe
William A. Degillio
John Shuscevich and Margaret
Shuscevich
Mary Ann Soy
Arthur Bell
Eleanor Budda
Emily Berta and Joseph Miller
Albert F. Maier
Gale Butz and Gertrude Hilma
Haiges
June Yetter
Louise Ohiman
Stanley J. Szela, Frank A. Szelaand
eien Woznicki
Marian L. Templin
Fred J. Balester, Jr
Russell J. Pembridge
Ivo V. Giannini
Hannah L. Kline, Allan M. Klugerand
First Eastern Bank, N.A
United Penn Bank
United Penn Bank
Richard Stine
Leonard T. Erhardt
Peter Tamkus
leas of Luzerne
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Clair Buzunis; Jennifer
Kozak, Karen Walter,
Marion Yoblonski; Kinder-
garten II: Sandy Mannear,
lead teacher; Drena
Casey, Cookie Fetterman;
Elementary 1 & 2: Bar-
bara Rutt, lead teacher;
Mary Ann Getz, Nancy
West; Elementary 3 & 4:
Melinda Seidel, lead
teacher; Diane Jamison;
Elementary 5 & 6: Chris Ann Mras Harris
Sutton, Lh teacher; Lois & himacioae Muschi
Townsend; Music: Gloria § Mary Cathedne Molnemdy
McCartney and David 70. Susan E Gough
Long; Recreation: Bob 72
Jane is the very proud mother of a one year old son,
Jonathan, who has been known to spend time in the
office busily taking books off the shelves and even
taking a nibble or two out of a pamphlet.
Jan and her husband, Atty. Merton Jones, who have
been Back Mountain residents for over 20 years, are the
parents of three. Morgan and Becky Jones have
graduated from college now and-12-year old Matthew
will be starting in the Dallas Junior High this fall.
Through the years when her children were growing up,
Jan was always a willing volunteer being involved in
such activities as Women of Rotary, Dallas Junior
Womens Club, Meals-on-Wheels, the Library Auction
and the Junior League where she worked on establishing
the original Tel-Med system.
It was her background in community service that
made Jan the ideal choice for her present position
“Mary G.'Gustas
Harry Cohn
Gerald J. Gustas ;
Hazleton ‘National Bank and Helen’ R
Cohn
Hazleton National Bank
Justine B. Haddow
Charles Frederick Laycock.
Mary Anna L. Kress, etc. andUnited
Penn Bank
United Penn Bank
Northeastern Bank of Penna
Edmund J. Wisniewski
Mary Ellen Fetterman
United Penn Bank
George Guthrie Conyngham,
S. Keene Mitchell. Jr. andStewart Pier-
son
George T. Guzo
First Eastern Bank, N.A.
Catherine Bartlinski andUnited Penn
Bank
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couple of years when it is predicted that, nationally, one
out of five children will have a stepparent.”
Statistics like these point out where people need help,
according to Jane Becker. Interestingly enough, figures
on the use of the Tel-Med Health Tapes, which average
about 6,000 monthly, also contain a message about our
local population’s needs and interests. The Top Ten
presently are ‘‘Menstruation,” “Tommy Gets His Ton-
sils Out,” ‘Marijuana,” “Where Did I Come From,
Mama,’ ‘Teen years-Age of Rebellion,”” ‘‘Masturba-
tion,” “Herpes,” “Pregnancy,” and ‘Homesexuality.”
New tapes being requested currently are “A.L.LD.S.,” :
“Poison Ivy,” “Tracheotomy,’’ and “Diet Pills.”
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Dorothy Monk
Esther Weckesser Walker
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Henryk Wojcicki
. Ralph W. Finnen
. Felix Wisniewski
. Alexander Ostrowski
Henrietta Frey
Martha Bennet
Olwen T. Guzo
Donald D. Dorris, Sr
Chester P. Bartlinski
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Charlotte M. Arbogast
Lillian Lipski
Mary Catherine Flynn
John Yanochko
Hazleton National Bank
United Penn Bank
Stella Chiback
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Edward C. Crompton
Anna Novak
Edward Flanagan
gals to handle.
else that will.”
Nicely, leader;
Buzunis, Hugh Hall;
leader; Ruth Ide, Helen
Kishbaugh, Betsey
Podehl; Safety Guard:
James Aikens.
The theme for the school
is “Celebrating the Sea-
sons of the Son,” with the
emphasis on the life and
ministry of Jesus and the
birth of His church as seen
through the seasons. of the
Christian Church Year.
To pre-register, contact
one of the sponsoring
churches or Mrs. Nancy
West at 675-3708.
Clara Vilura, etc
76. Johanna K. Ruzicki
77. Agnes Williams
78. Herbert C. Henry
79. Barney W. Ostrosky
Anna Hudock
81. Naomi Jones, etc.
Julia Lukasavage
Joseph H. Schwartz
84. Robert E. Van Horn
85. Martha S. Young
86. Anna Kuritz
87: Arline Oram
88. Dorothy R. Bittenbender
89. Abel J. Tasco
90. Russell L. Antrim
91. Florence Rittenhouse
92. William N Royo
93. William B. Halliday
94. Helen T. Thomson
95. Eleanor Gross
96. Catherine Marsh, etc
Joseph F. Flanagan
Stanley Maseychik
Nell S. Scott
John Romanchick
Noama Walsh
Robert A. Bull
Bernard J. Ostrosky
Martha Kanyock
Margaret McGowan
Theresa Homa and MartinM: Lukasa-
vage
Wyoming Nat'l Bank of W-B
Wyoming Nat'l Bank of W-B
Enid W. Harris
Thomas J. Kuritz
Northeastern Bank of Penna
.
Bruce E. Renard and FirstEastern
Bank, N.A.
Northeastern Bank of Penna. and Ellen
L. Rakshys
Hanover Bank of Penna
Fleda A. Rittenhouse Brooks
United Penn Bank
Joseph A. Halliday
Robert J. Tighe
Emily Gross
Edward Marsh and FrederickS. Marsh
HELEN A. O'CONNOR
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Arti-
cles of Incorporation have been filed
with and approved by the Department
of State of the Commonwealth . of
Pennsylvania on July 28, 1983, for the
purpose of obtaining a Certificate of
Incorporation pursuant to the Pennsyl-
vania Business Corporation Law
approved May 5, 1933, P.L. 364, as
amended, for HOTTLE'S RESTAURANT
INC., a corporation whose purposes are
to have the unlimited power to-engage
in and do any lawful act concerning any
or all lawful business for whic
tions may be incorparated under tf
Business Corporation Law of Pennsyl-
vania.
John E. Morris, Ii, Esquire
MORRIS & SHUCOSKY
126 South Franklin Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701
30-1-P
Window Sashes-—-(25 prs.),
with weights and full
screens to fit above win-
dows various sizes; 4 bur-
glar proof wrought iron
security window grills, oil
burner unit for oil-fired
furnace, Like brand new
$110. 288-3255. 20-tfn-P
Hammond Sounder Organ-
-$300. Call 675-1805. 30-tfn-
P
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Sofa-Glass cocktail table, 2
end glass and wood tables,
and lamp to match. $75.
639-1372. 30-tfn-P
Stella Folk Guitar--in good
cond., steel reinforced
neck, $35. Call 675-2987. 21-
tfn-P
Miscellaneous:--I-Beams &
angle iron, pipe fittings.
Eclipse lawn mower. 675-
2750. 21-tfn-P
Three piece nylon-living
room suite, almost new
condition. Reasonable.
Call 675-3216. 21-tfn-P.
50 Feet of 4° high--galvan-
ized chain link fence com-
plete with poles & all hard-
ware. $125.00. 696-2242. 21-
Sofa Bed—-Green, $75; wed-
ding gown includes slip,
headpiece and long veil,
size 9-10, $225 negotiable.
333-5234. 21-tfn-P
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Steam, Oil Fired Furnace--
used in 6 rm. house. Com-
plete with all controls $150.
Call 287-8940. 15-tfn-P
Solid Oak Table--8 chairs,
5’ buffet $1500. 675-4873. 30-
tfn-P
Electric 30’ Frigidaire
Range--self-cleaning oven,
asking $300; Whirlpool
double door refrigerator
25.6 cu. ft. w-ice and water
dispenser $900. Both 1982
cream colored. Coal &
woodburner, used once
$175. Call 287-3779. 30-tfn-P
Choice Section of Wyoming
Cemetery, Wyoming, 2
adjacent grave plots. Call
675-0753. 17-tfn-P
2 Furrow Plough, tractor
hitch, corn grinder, belt
hitch, cracks any size corn
and makes flour. Call 298-
2214. 17-tfn-P ,
. ;
3 Pc. Livingroom Set--Call
anytime 675-0247. 20-tfn-P
Wrought Iron Fence--2 sec-
tions, 30” high, 29 and 10%
ft. 696-4463. 14-tfn-P
Cordless Phone--50 ft.
range. Extend-A-Phone for
office or home $85. 829-
3694. 14-tfn-P
14” Electric Snow. Shovel
with 100 ft. outdoor electri-
cal cord, like new, 2 yrs.
old, $50; pair men’s size 6,
indoor ball bearing roller
skates, 4 yrs. old, exe.
cond. $15. Call 287-4086. 14-
tfn-P
1 Set Garage Doors--with 8
windows in ea. door. Size
710” high x 53” wide, 20
ft. running track. Best
offer. 298-2214. 15-tfn-P
Conn Trumpet--with case,
$100; solid birch dinette
table with 3 chairs, $80.
696-2163. 15-tfn-P
FOR SALE
Hammond Spinet Organ--
with bench, exc. for home
or professional use. Must
sell, reduced from $500 to
$300. Final offer. 696-3337
anytime or visit 345 Cliff-
side Ave., Trucksville. 19-
tfn-P
Fireplace Glass Doors--
approximately 37’’x26"’,
very good cond. $75; fire-
place heat blower, $55.
Call 675-4108. 19-tfn-P
Well Equipment--Nearly
new-approximately 300 ft.
of 1%,” plastic pipe (one
piece). Also 300 ft. of 3
strand No. 8 wire, one
H.P. deep well pump, con-
trol box. Call for details
675-0257. 20-tfn-P
Exc. Quality Wedgewood
Blue Shag Carpet--Very
good cond. 1, 9’x6’, 1,
12’x13’, $150 for both. Call
696-1986. 17-tfn-P
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Solid Cherry Wooden
Buffet China Cabinet--with
hutch top, glass and
wooden enclosed shelves
and doors with cathedral
drawers. Mint cond., 65”
wide, 79”’ high. Must see to
appreciate. Asking $2,000.
Redecorating--use estate
chairs as accent pieces, 2
blue silk, diamond tufted
chairs, carved frames with
antique gold, asking $200.
each. Exc. cond. 654-2951.
16-tfn-P
G.E. 6000 BTU Air Condi-
tioner--upright freezer,
clam steamer, cash regis-
ter, 2 pr. drapes 84 in
length. Phone 675-1921. 21-
tfn-P
Household Items--Bent-
wood coffee table, stereo
console, dining room set, 2
stained glass lamps. 696-
4479. 17-tfn-P
Couch--Brown tone plaid
w-queen size pullout bed,
very good cond. $275. reg.;
wood stove, Dixon unit,
upright with water jacket
$200. reg. 675-0363. 17-tfn-P
Green Velvet Love Seat--
$60; Herculon recliner,
$40; gold chair, $25; char-
o-gas grill 12”’x9”’ cooking
surface $60. 288-2629. 17-
tfn-P
Matching Sofa & Chair--
regular room sized rug
and area rug. All very
good cond., prices negotia-
ble. Call after 6 p.m. 288-
0791. 17-tfn-P
Dormeyer Elec. Griddle--
used for pancakes to
steak, size 11”x21”, ther-
mostat control, vented
cover, like new $30;
square table top baking
oven, thermostat, like
Articles of Women’s Cloth-
ing--sizes 14-16. Two com-
plete aquariums; pieces of
photo equipment, pisté
holder. 675-3137. 18-tfn-P. =
Blue Livingroom Sofa;-
with 6 reversible cushions,
also matching chair and
ottoman. $200 for both. 675-
5789. 18-tfn-P :
Frigidaire Electric Stove:-
white, very good cond.
$100. 474-9514. 18-tfn-P ao
Car Radio --$20 push
button Delco am radip
from ’78 General Motors
car. 696-1714. 18-tfn-P #
Arcade Game-Moon
Cresta--coffee table siz€,
exc. for bar or arcade use,
$850. 639-1674. 19-tfn-P =
Large Brown Couch--with
matching chair $15; coffee
table, $5; wooden de
chair $6. 824-8701 or 82
2751. 19-tfn-P :
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