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of Mississippi River.
months run of the Fair.
tions and also conducted a
Center.
fund- -raising program for the
Harvey
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The first break in the
case came when The
Dallas Post, which has
also been involved in the
search for Judge Crater
apostrophe on the cover of
a recently published book
‘‘Harvey’s Lake.’’ The
author, Atty. F. Charles
Petrillo, had gallantly pre-
served the apostrophe for
historical purposes and his
research pointed to the
real culprit.
The apostrophe thief was
positively identified as
Uncle Sam who, on May 1,
1949, decreed that Harvey
would lose his apostrophe
when the new post office
opened. This was in
accordance with a new
federal government policy
which mandated that all
apostrophes be dropped
from the names of places.
All the apostrophes are
believed to be alive and
well and living in a vault
in the Washington, D.C.
area.
A move is presently
underway ‘to petition the
U.S. Government for
return ‘of Harvey's apos-
trophe, volunteers are
needed to serve on this
important committee.
camera work,
shipped.
right, are shown
and
Firefighters in the Com-
monwealth of Pennsyl-
vania will soon have the
opportunity to participate
in a nationally recognized
professional certification
program being developed
through the Office of Fire
Safety Services of the
Pennsylvania Emergency
Management Agency.
At a recent meeting of
the Pennsylvania Fire
Service Professional Quali-
fications Board in Harris-
the Board’s Chairman,
reported, “At the present
time in Pennsylvania there
is no method to measure
an individual’s perform-
ance in firefighting skills.
Our program, which is
entirely voluntary, will
permit individuals to dem-
onstrate their professional
knowledge and ability and
be recognized for their
According to Henry,
“Certain minimum experi-
ence will be required in
order to enter the certifi-
cation process, although
there is no minimum train-
ing requirement. A local
level training program is
also available, adminis-
tered by the State Fire
Academy, to assist in
meeting the performance
objectives required for
certification.
“The voluntary certifica-
tion program will permit
Pennsylvania firefighters
to demonstrate to the fire
service, their peers and
their communities, that
they have met a nationally
recognized level of per-
formance based on the
National Fire Protection
Association 1001 Profes-
sional Firefighter Qualifi-
cation Standard. Addition-
ally, they can, based on
that standard, call them-
selves professional fire-
fighters. This will assist
them in their careers as
or volunteer.”
According to the State
Fire Commissioner, only
five states in the nation
now offer accredited certi-
fication programs. Penn-
sylvania submitted its
request to the National
Professional Qualifications
Board for the Fire Service
for accreditation in
November, 1982.
The Pennsylvania Pro-
fessional Qualification
Board, which meets at
least quarterly, is com-
prised of representatives
of the State Fire Acad-
emy; the Firemen’s Asso-
ciation, State of Pennsyl-
vania; the Pennsylvania
Legislative Federation;
the Keystone Chapter,
International Society of
Fire Service Instructors;
the Keystone State Fire
Chiefs Association; the
Pennsylvania State Fire-
fighters Association; the
Pennsylvania Association
of Arson Investigators,
Inc.; the Pennsylvania
State Fire Police Associa-
tion; volunteer fire depart-
ments; paid fire depart-
ments; county fire
schools; county or regional
fire service organizations:
community colleges with
fire school curricula;
industrial and institutional
fire’ departments; county
or municipal governments,
and the insurance indus-
try.
Also included are repre-
sentatives from state
agencies with fire-related
programs such as the
Pennsylvania State Police
Fire Marshal’s Office; the
Department of Environ-
mental Resources, Bureau
of Forestry Fire Protec-
tion; the PEMA Training
and Education Office;
PEMA County Coordina-
tors and the Pennsylvania
Emergency Health Serv-
ices Council.
Henry stated that an
informational brochure is
being developed by the
Board which will be dis-
seminated to the state’s
fire service through his
office. The target date set
for first certification of
“Firefighter I’ is the
spring of 1984.
Charlotte Lord.
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NO. NAME OF ESTATE
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
10. Arcangela C. Volansky, etc
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12. May B. Macarow
13. Alma M: Tatar
14. Gladys |. Wiener
16. Elynore Catherine McCloskey
17. Marguerite M. Doyle
18. Stanley P. Bugay
19. John F. Fellin
20. Ida Kirchdoerfer
21 Mary Satko
22. Anna Palovchak
23. Edwin J. Davies
24. Eleanor C. Kearns
25, Winifred B. Moore
26. Andrew C. Gutkoski
27. Anna Kernan Duffy
28. Ruth M. Monahan, etc
29. Aleice A. Stivers
30. Howard Raymond Shaffer
31. Marcella Millis
32: Joseph A. Soy
33. ‘Mildred McAfee
34. John Budda
35. Stephen Prebula
36. John Klepach
37, |da M. Brenner
38. Forrest Hayes, Sr., etc
39. Ruth M&'ick
40. Mary Szela, etc
41. Helen H. Dougherty
42. Fred J. Balester, etc
43. Areal M. Howell
44. Anna Elliott
45. William S. Kline
47. John Gross
48. Marjorie H. Kitchen
49. Ethel M. Fedak
50. Mary Elizabeth Tamkus, etc
51. Mary G. Gustas
52. Harry Cohn
53. Alvan Y. Deisroth. TIV
54. Dorothy Monk
55. Esther Weckesser Walker
56. Henryk Wojcicki
57. Ralph W. Finnen
58. Felix Wisniewski
59. Alexander Ostrowski
60. Henrietta Frey
61. Martha Bennet
62. Olwen T. Guzo
63. Donald D. Dorris, Sr
64. Chester P. Bartlinski
65. Ann Mras Harris
66. Frederick A. Muschlitz
67 Julia Lipski
- 68. Mary Catherine McInerney
69. Mary Yanochko
70. Susan E. Gough
71. Edward C. Crompton
72. Anna Novak
73. Edward Flanagan
74. Clara Vilura, etc
75. Ann Scott
76. Johanna K. Ruzicki
77. Agnes Williams
78. Herbert C. Henry
79. Barney W. Ostrosky.
80. Anna Hudock
81. Naomi Jones; etc.
82. Julia Lukasavage
83. Joseph H. Schwartz
84. Rcbert 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. Reynolds
93, William B. Halliday
94. Helen T. Thomson
95. Eleanor Gross
96. Catherine Marsh, etc.
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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. Klusko andMichael G
Tatar
Charles J. Golden and A Dewitt Smith
Michael J. Collins andUnited Penn Bank
John S. Miller, Jr
Marguerite L. Murray.
Raymond S. Bugay
Irene Rossi Hussey
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 Ohlman
Stanley J. Szela,
cen Woznicki
Marian L Templin
Fred J. Balester, Jr
Russell J. Pembridge
vo V. Giannini
First Eastern Bank, N:A
United Penn Bank
United Penn Bank
Richard Stine
Leonard T. Erhardt
Peter Tamkus
Gerald J. Gustas
Cohn
Hazleton National Bank
Justine B. Haddow
Charles Frederick Laycock,
Penn Bank
United Penn Bank
Northeastern Bank of Penna
Edmund J. Wisniewski
Mary Ellen Fetterman
United Penn Bank
George Guthrie Conyngham,
Son
George T. Guzo
First Eastern Bank, N.A.
Bank
Wyoming Nat'l, Bank of W-B
Charlotte M. Arbogast
Lillian Lipski
Mary Catherine Flynn
John Yanochko
Hazleton National Bank
United Penn Bank
Stella Chiback
Joseph F. Flanagan
Stanley Maseychik
Nell S. Scott
John Romanchick
Noama Walsh
Robert A. Bull
Bernard J. Ostrosky
Martha Kanyock
Margaret McGowan
vage
Vevorming 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.
Bank, NA.
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' One,
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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 WALTER FORNETT, late of
Wilkes-Barre City, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania (died July 8, : 1989).
Mr. Stanley Glue, Jr.,
ANTHONY P. ROSES. Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
hgh Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
1-3-]
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Arti-
cles of Incorporation were filed with the
Department of State of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, on May 13, 1981, for the
purpose of obtaining a Certificate of
Incorporation pursuant to the provisions
of the Business Corporation Law of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
approved May 5, 1933, as amended.
The name of the corporation is: Penn
State Seed Co., Inc. The purposes of
the corporation are to engage in retail
and wholesale merchandising of agricul
tural products and by-products and to
conduct all business normally related
thereto and to engage in all other
activities authorized by the Pennsyl-
vania Business Corporation Law. for
Pennsylvania Corporations without limit.
STEPHEN B. KILLIAN; ESQUIRE
SAVAGE & KILLIAN y
Suite 1266
United Penn Bank Building
3 Wikss Bars, Pennsylvania 18701
1-1-
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Arti-
cles of Incorporation were filed with the
Department of State of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, on October 29, 1982, for
the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of
Incorporation pursuant to the provision
of the Business Corporation Law of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
anpioved May 5, 1933, as amended.
The name of the corporation is: Harkins
Minerals, ‘Inc. The purposes of the
corporation are: The sale of coal, and
coal products and all other activities
authorized by the Business Corporation
Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania, in effect from time to time
without limit.
STEPHEN B. KILLIAN, gSoume
SAVAGE & KILLIA
Suite 1266
United Penn Bank Buildin
5 Wiesner, Pennsylvania 18701
1:1-
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. witiout delay to the Executor
nam
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
29-3-P
Fiberglass Garage Door--
16’ wide x 79” high with all
fittings, track and accesso-
ries, $195. Call 696-1477. 25-
tfn-P
Choice Section of Wyoming
Cemetery, Wyoming, 2
adjacent grave plots. Call
675-0753. 17-tfn-P
Three piece nylon-living
room suite, almost new
condition. Reasonable.
Books--History,
series; .nature-science;
World and America
libraries; children’s biog-
raphies. Will sell cheap,
779-9758. 24-tfn-P
Barn & Household
Antiques--including 2 large
barn forks, Maytag
washer, iron sewing
machine stand, grindstone
and wood and metal bar-
rels. Call 477-5847, Loyal-
ville Route 29. 25-tfn-P
Apt. Size Piggy-Back
Washer & Dryer--Harvest
gold, $300. Call 288-2316 or
288-2832. 26-tfn-P
Early American Sofa &
Love Seat--Very good
cond. Call 696-2464. 26-tfn-
P
Early American Sofa &
Chair--Exc. cond. $200 or
best offer. 655-4253. 26-tfn-
P
Speed Queen--electric
washer and dryer, 5 yrs.
old, heavy duty, $100 ea.
Call 675-1630 after 5 p.m.
27-tfn-P
Super 8 Movie Camera--
with case. Super 8 projec-
tor. Best offers, Call 696-
4340 or 696-4479. 27-tfn-P
30-30 Savage Pump--$150.
Used only 1 hunting
season, 2 yrs. old. 639-1598.
27-tfn-P
Repairs--any brand
mower, riding mower,
chain saw. Also new &
rebuilt = engines for
mowers, go-carts, snow
blowers, etc. Profix,
Ronall Bldg., 681 Main St,
Edwardsville. 288-0476. 28-
4-P
Hot Water Oil Fired--Fur-
nace complete with circu-
lator & thermostat all
working condition. $125.00.
639-5783. 28-tfn-P
Ethan Allan--Wool Braided
Rugs. 1 large round - 1
small oval. 1 large oval
earthtone colors, sold in
set only $325.00 exc. cond.,
696-2512 after 5 p.m. 28-tfn-
P
Complete Kitchen--contain-
ing stainless steel sink,
electric stove, w-hood, fan
& exhaust. All maple wood
cabinets etc. $800. Call 472-
3092 anytime. 28-tfn-P
Antinque China--cut and
pressed glass, tumblers
and goblets. Also Currier
and Ives and Souvenir
plates. Call 675-5789. 28-tin-
FOR SALE
Bell & Howell SMM Silent
Movie Projector & Screen-
swith 40’’x40’’ silver
screen, $60; 16°’ 3-speed
window fan, $30; Hondo
concert size guitar w-case
$45. Call 675-5122. 22-tfn-P
Kodak Colormatic Instant
Camera--brand new, $30.
Call 675-0815. 22-tfn-P
Brown Vinyl Recliner--
good condition, $30. 779-
2758. 22-tfn-P
New 19’’Color TV
Samsung--$195, will
deliver; 23°’ B&W Zenith
console $40, will deliver.
477-5541, leave message.
23-tfn-P
Blue French Provincial 6
Ft. Sofa--Asking $125. 639-
5476. 23-tfn-P
United Upright Freezer--
641,7’x32”’, 19.2 cu. ft. $325.
Exc. cond. 675-5091. 23-tfn-
P
Olympic Pool--15’x24’, 3
yrs. old with accessories.
Best offer. 696-2118. 23-tfn-
P
1 Pair Series LXI, Speak-
ers--10”’ woofer, 5’ mid-
range, 3 7’ Tweeter cabi-
net-wood-23% x. 14% Xx
10%. $100 for both. 675-3912
after 7 p.m. 23-tfn-P
Sears Coldspot--Self
defrosting 13.6 ft. cu.
capacity, avocado green,
perfect cond. $175. Call
288-6121. 23-tfn-P
Queen Size Bed--complete,
mint! cond., $50: 5 pec.
style, perfect cond. $75;
11x12 ft. dark red plush
carpet, $50; Call 288-6121.
23-tfn-P
Admiral Heavy Duty
Dryer--15 mos. old, hardly
used. $250. Call 696-2280 or
675-6920. 24-tfn-P
Children’s Clothing--
Mostly girls, all sizes,
good to exc. cond. 675-8301
after 5:30 p.m. 24-tfn-P
Children’s Toys--games &
books, 1 set childrens’
encyclopoedias. 675-8301
Furniture--RCA console
stereo; sofa; smoked glass
& wood coffee table; set of
3 tables, one coffee & 2
end; 1 maple end table; 2
wall clocks. 675-8301 after
5:30 p.m. 24-tfn-P
Canning Jars--All sizes;
potting supplies, decora-
tive & plain planters and
pots. 675-8301 after 5:30
FOR SALE
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-
tin-P
Fireplace Glass Doors--
approximately 37'’'x26’’,
very good cond. $75; fire-
place heat blower, $55.
Call 675-4108. 19-tfn-P
3 Pc. Livingroom Set--Call
anytime 675-0247. 20-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
RCA Black & White 12”
TV--brand new, $65. call
288-8271. 20-tfn-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
G.E. 6000 BTU Air Condi-
tioner--upright freezer,
clam steamer, cash regis-
ter, 2 pr. drapes 84 in
length. Phone 675-1921. 21-
tin-P
Stella Folk Guitar--in good
cond., steel reinforced
neck, $35. Call 675-2987. 21-
tin-P
‘Miscellaneous: --I-Beams &
angle iron, pipe fittings.
Eclipse lawn mower. 675-
2750. 21-tfn-P
Full Size Sofa Bed-Queen
Size Mattress--good cond.;
full size console color TV.,
exc. cond., best offer;
antique black wood chair.
675-0615 after 5 p.m. 25-tfn-
P
50 Feet of 4’ high--galvan-
ized chain link fence com-
plete with poles & all hard-
ware. $125.00. 696- 2242. 21-
tin-P
Sofa Bed--Green, $75; wed-
ding gown includes slip,
headpiece and long veil,
size 9-10, $225 negotiable.
333-5234. 21-tfn-P
Roper Elec. Stove--double
oven, self cleaning. Timing
features, never used, avo-
cado green $350. Call after
Furniture--Rose sofa, It.
green chair, old but
sturdy, emerald green
chair, all good cond. $80.
Call after 5 p.m., 333-4645.
22-tfn-P
Solid Cherry Wooden
Buffet China Cabinet--with
hutch top, glass and
wooden enclosed shelves
and doors with cathedral
drawers. Mint cond.,
wide, 79” high. Must see to
appreciate. Asking $2,000.
Redecorating--use estate
chairs as accent pieces, 2
blue silk, diamond tufted
antique gold, asking $200.
each. Exc. cond. 654-2951.
16-tfn-P
Several New Sets of Golf
Clubs--for sale. Reasona-
ble. Also several used sets
for sale. Very reasonable.
693-1940. 24-tfn-P
2 Furrow Plough, tractor
hitch, corn grinder, belt
hitch, cracks any size corn
and makes flour. Call 298-
2214. 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-tin-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
Exc. Quality Wedgewood
good cond. 1, 9x6’, 1,
12’x13’, $150 for both. Call
696-1986. 17-tin-P
Dormeyer Elec. Griddle
used for pancakes to
steak, size 11x21”, ther-
mostat control, vented
cover, like new $30;
square table top baking
oven, thermostat, like
new, $10. 696-1046. 17-tfn-P
Articles of Women’s Cloth-
ing--sizes 14-16. Two com-
plete aquariums; pieces of
photo equipment, pistol
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