Club holds supper
REV. CASIMIR MOCIUN, pastor
of St. Peter’s Church at Coleman,
So. Dakota, has returned after visit-
ing his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mociun, Sr.
of Vernon, and other relatives in the
Wyoming Valley. While here, Rev.
Mociun and members of his family
visited Poland. Accompany Rev.
Mociun on the trip to Poland were
his brothers, Raymond Sr., Vernon;
Stanley of Plains; Ralph of Wind-
sor, N.Y. and his two sisters, Mrs.
Jack Harrity and Miss Alfreda
Mociun of Plains.
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THERESA BASESKI, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baseski of
Carverton, has begun studies as a
freshman for a bachelor of science
degree in medicine at the Univer-
sity of Scranton. She is a 1983
graduate of Dallas High School
where she:was active in athleties
‘and was’ listed~among ‘Who's Who
semester. 20-
MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN ELKO
of Windber, Pa., have returned
after several days with their niece
‘and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
~mond Rybka of Sutton Creek Road,
Orange. The Elkos visited relatives
in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. before head-
ing for Clearwater, Fla., where they
. will spend the winter.
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.. MRS. CAROL TOWNSEND of
~Orange and her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Lasco of Tunkhannock spent Friday
"in Sayre, where they visited their
. brother, Oscar Heitsman of RD 4,
Tunkhannock, who is a surgical
“patient at the Robert Packer Hospi-
“tal.
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FRIENDS OF ART BAIRD of
Kingston will be glad to learn he is
recuperating at home following sev-
‘eral days as a heart patient in
ton. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Baird of Sutton Creek
Road, Orange.
MR. AND MRS. ERNEST GAY,
SR. of Sutton Creek Road, Orange,
and their son-in-law and daughter,
Sgt. Ray and Mrs. Enola Whitaker
of 47 Main St., Dallas, have
returned after a week at Biscay
Lake, Damiscrotta, Maine.
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WHEN IT RAINS, IT POURS!
Friday during daylight hours, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cool-
baugh on Village Road in Orange
was burglarized and a large quant-
ity of jewelry, cash and a handgun
were stolen. On Saturday, their son,
Randy suffered a fracture of the
arm while at a picnic at Falls. State
police were still investigating the
robbery at presstime, one of two
arm fracture set on Thursday and
was hoping to be home for last
weekend. 5
MEMBERS OF ORANGE
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
honored their new pastor, Rev.
Roger Ainslee Richarda, at a recep-
tion at the church hall on Sunday,
Sept. 11. Following the reception,
children of the church released a
large number of balloons promoting
the 150th anniversary of the found-
formally celebrated with special
services next month,
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MRS. C.B. TOWNSEND of Orange
had an enjoyable experience last
week when Mr. and Mrs. Lamont
Green of Elk Lake and Mr. and
Mrs. William Whitey of St. Peters-
burg, Fla., visited at the Townsend
home. Mrs. Whitey, the former
Madeline Russell of Dimock, Pa.
and Mrs. Townsend were class-
mates in the Dimock 1931 High
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School graduating class. It was
their first reunion since they gradu-
ated from high school.
BELATED BIRTHDAY GREET-
INGS are extended to Mrs. Loraine
Hilstolsky of Mount Olivet Road,
who celebrated her anniversary on
Sept. 4. -0-
RAY MOCIUM, JR. of Vernon is
the 1983 chairman for the United
Way Fund drive in Northmoreland
Twp. The young man, active in
county and community circles in
Northmoreland Twp., is coordinat-
ing the United Way drive this year
in Northmoreland Twp. Ray is trea-
surer of the Northmoreland Volun-
teer Fire Co. and is active in
Tunkhannock Area Jaycees. The
drive will kickoff on Sept. 26 and
proceeds will benefit 17 Wyoming
County agencies. _(.
MEMBERS, OF. ST. FRANCES X.
CABRINI CHURCH of Carverton
and its sister parish, Blessed Sacra-
ment Church of Centermoreland,
held their annual family picnic on
Sunday, Sept. 11 at the Franklin
Twp. fire hall in Orange with a
large crowd in attendance. Day’s
activities were opened with a mass
offered by the pastor, Rev. John
Foley, after which a program of
games and refreshments was
enjoyed. Gifts for the oldest
member attending went to Mrs.
Elizabeth ~Stofila, 82 years of age,
and Crystal Cardimone, youngest
member attending.
Major winners of prizes at the
picnic were Frank Patts, Paul Star-
olis, Mrs. Pat Luke. Door prize
winners were Percy Smith and Mrs.
Ann Millington. Coordinating picnic
plans were Larry Kalnoskas, Sr.,
John Kundrat, Mrs. Celeste Geskey
and Mrs. Ann Scoble.
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MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J.
POEPPERLING, SR., of Carverton
observed their golden wedding anni-
versary recently and have many
happy moments of the observance.
About 125 friends, neighbors and
relatives crowded into the Independ-
ent Fire Hall in Kingston for the
reception given them for the occa-
sion by their children and grandchil-
dren.
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MRS. RUTH PATTON of Noxen
and MRS. THELMA DIETZ of
Beaumont will coordinate the 1983
United Way Fund drive in Noxen
and Monroe Townships respectively.
The drive, which will benefit 17
Wyoming County agencies, will
kickoff on Sept. 26 and has a county-
wide goal of $143,000 by Oct. 10.
Both Mrs. Patton and Mrs. Dietz
are active in community affairs.
They will be assisted by a group of
canvassers from both townships.
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TWO SISTERS-IN-LAW, MRS.
SALLY JOHNSON AND MRS.
LINDA JOHNSON, are the leader
and assistant leader respectively, of
the new Junior Girl Scout Troop 214
that was organized Tuesday night,
with a membership of 10 Juniors.
The new troop will meet Tuesday
. afternoons from 4;30 to 6 in a
special room at Smith’s Country
Store in Beaumont. Membership in
the new troop is still open and any
girl interested in joining is asked to
attend Tuesday’s meeting, accom-
panied by a parent and a registra-
tion fee of $3.
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CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
of St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of
Noxen will be held Sunday, Oct. 2
following church services at 11. A
covered dish dinner in the parish
hall will follow. Rev. Joseph Victor
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MRS. FAY CLARK hosted a toy
and housewares demonstration
Thursday evening in St. Luke’s
Church Hall. Proceeds benefited the
Ladies Society of the church,
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BELATED BIRTHDAY GREET-
INGS are extended to Eddie Crispell
who celebrated on Sept. 13; Toni
Lukasavage, who observed another
anniversary on Thursday and to
Charlie Beck who celebrated on
Saturday.
-0-
WALTER WANDEL of Stull was
honored at a birthday cookout at his
home. Among. those in attendance
were his wife, Essie; son-in-law and
daughter, Rev. Jerry and Jeanette
Tallent and their foster son, Tommy
Wheeler; son and daughter-in-law
Ray and Beverly Wandel and their
son, Ray Jr.; daughters Shelley and
Trudy Wandel and Amy Shook of
Harveys Lake; son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Wil-
liams and daughter Sue of Noxen;
son, Mark Wandel of Bristol, and
son and daughter-in-law, Walter
Elton Wandel, Jr. and Lois and
their daughter Kelly of Lehman.
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JERRY BIRMELIN, assistant
director of ‘Pennsylvanians for Bibl-
ical Morality,” with headquarters in
Harrisburg, was the guest speaker
at the morning worship services on
Sunday, Sept. 11 in Noxen Independ-
ent Bible Church. x
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CONGRATULATIONS ARE
EXTENDED to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Elston of Kunkle, who observed
their 68th weddding anniversary on
Sept. 8. Mrs. Elston is the former
Agnes Isaacs, daughter of the late
John and Estella Kunkle Isaacs.
Mr. Elston is the son of the late
Marvin K. and Lana Hoyt Elston,
children: Mrs. Dorothy Dodson,
Mrs. Lana Birnstock, Gomer
Elston, Wayne Elston, Gene Elston,
all of Kunkle and Marvin J. Elston
of Dallas. They also have 21 grand-
children and 31 great-grandchildren.
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A REMINDER - The Noxen Fire-
men’s Fair will be held on the fire
company grounds in Noxen on Sat-
urday. Flea market tables are
available by calling 298-2248, 298-
2584, 298-2256. ‘
NOTICE
The West Side Area Vocational-
Technical School will receive bids
at the Office of the Director of said
school at 75 Evans St., Pringle
Borough, Kingston, Pa. 18704-
1899, until 3:00 P.M. on Septem-
ber 26, 1983, for the flowing
Reconditioning of Football Equip-
ment
Caps and Gowns
Specifications can be secured
upon application to the ‘Office of
the Business Manager of said
school. The Operating Committee
reserves its statutory right to reject
any and all-bids, or to select a
single item from any bid. Bids will
be opened: at a meeting of the
Operating Committee of West Side
Area Vocational-Technical School
Oe piemper 26, 1983, at 8:00
P.M.
Bernard M. Novicki
Secretary
34-3-P
. LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to Lawr-
ence Martin and Margaret Martin,
his wife, their heirs, . executors,
administrators or assigns that on
September 1, 1983, Margaret M
Fesit a-k-a Margaret H. Feist com-
menced an Action. to Quiet Title
against you, which you are
required to'defend to quiet title to
premises situate in the Borough of
Harveys Lake, Luzerne County,
P;
a.
BEING Lot 25 x 130 adjacent to
Hall and Monahan and being one
half (2) of lot no. 52 on plot of lots
allotted for Chester G. Wilcox,
known as Shawanese Lake, and
being the same premises con-
veyed to Margaret M. Feist and
Edward J. Feist, her husband by
deed dated December 1, 1950 by
the Tax Claim Bureau of Luzerne
County and recorded in Luzerne
County Deed Book 1100 page 66
as more fully described .in. the
Complaint filed in the Office of the
Prothonotary of Luzerne County to
number 3617-C of 1983
You are hereby notified to
appear and defend ‘this action
within twenty (20) days from publi-
cation hereof. Hearing on said
Complaint will be held on October
18, 1983 at 10:00 A.M. in hearing
room 6 Luzerne County Court
House, Wilkes-Barre, Pa
You are further notified that in
default of your appearance or
defense to such action, a decree
of Court may be entered that title
to said premises is in the Plaintiff
and to forever bar you from assert-
ing any right, interest, lien or title
in the aforesaid parcel, lot or land
inconsistent with the interest of
the Plaintiff and from impeaching,
denying and anyway attacking the
Plaintiff's title to the property.
YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS
NOTICE TO YOUR LAWYER AT
ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A
LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD
ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE
OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW AND
FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET
LEGAL HELP.
Legal Services of Northeastern
Pennsylvania, Inc.
410 Bicentennial Bldg.
15 Public Square
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
(717) 825-8567
or
21 North Church Street
Hazleton, Pennsylvania 18201
(717) 455-9511"
JOSEPH V. KASPER, ESQ.
i ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
letters testamentary have been
ranted in the Estate of Nellie
anis, late of Plymouth, PA (died
May 7, 1983) to Thomas Ganis,
244 Center Avenue, Plymouth, PA
18651. All persons indebted to
said estate are required to make
payment and those having claims
or demands to present the same
without: delay to the Executor
named or his attorney
EDWARD E. HOSEY:
Attorney at Law
31 Eno Street
Plymouth, PA 18651
34-3-P
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
letters testamentary have been
ranted in the Estate of Frank A.
templeski (Stenpleski)late of
Plymouth (died August 22, 1983)
to Alex Stempleski a-k-a Sten-
pleski, 25 Solomon Street, Wilkes-
Barre, PA 18702. All persons
indebted to said estate are
required to make payment and
those having claims or demands to
present the same without delay to
the Executor named or his aftor-
ney.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
letters testamentary have been
ranted in the Estate of Louise B.
August 17, 1983) to Wesley J.
Baer, R.D, 1, Box 236A, Shick-
shinny, PA 18655. All persons
indebted to said estate are
required to make payment and
those having claims or demands to
present the same without delay to
the Executor named or his attor-
ney.
EDWARD E. HOSEY
Attorney at Law
31 Eno Street
Plymouth, PA 18651
34-3-P
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters 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 Executrix named:
Estate of CHARLOT BYJ, late of
Mountaintop, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania (died August
Mrs. Irene Morgan, c-0
ANTHONY P. MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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Massey Ferguson
Riding Mower--7 h.p.,
with plow. Runs exc. 655-
8978. 36-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,
control box. Call for
details 675-0257. 20-tfn-P
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Bell & Howell SMM
Silent Movie Projector &
Screen--with 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
Olympic Pool--15'x24", 3
yrs. old with accessories.
Best offer. 696-2118. 23-
tfn-P
1 Pair Series LXI,
Speakers--10’" woofer,
5" midrange, 3 '' Tweeter
cabinet-wood-23Y2 x 14Vs
x 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-tin-P
Queen Size Bed--
complete, mint cond.,
$50; 5 pc. dinette set,
butcher block 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
Beautiful size 16--ladies
clothes, summer and
winter. Fabulous sale.
Center of Dallas. Call
Joan 675-3788. 32-tfn-P
Hammond Sounder
Organ--$300. Call 675-
1805. 30-tfn-P
SENG iat,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Books--History, Time-Life
series; nature-science;
World and America
libraries; children’s
biographies. Will sell
cheap, 779-9758. 24-tin-P
Several New Sets of
Golf Clubs--for sale.
Reasonable. Also several
used sets for sale. Very
reasonable. 693-1940. 24-
tfn-P 5.
Barn & Household
Antiques--including 2
large barn forks, Maytag
washer, iron sewing
machine stand,
grindstone and wood and
metal barrels. Call 477-
5847, Loyalville Route 29.
25-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
Fiberglass Garage
Door--16’ wide x 79"
high with all fittings, track
and accessories, $195.
Call 696-1477. 25-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
Super 8 Movie Camera--
with case. Super 8
projector. Best offers, Call
696-4340 or 696-4479.
27-tfn-P
Hot Water Oil Fired--
Furnace complete with
circulator & thermostat all
working condition. $100.
639-1982. 28-tfn-P
Complete Kitchen--
containing stainless steel
sink, electric stove, w-
hood, fan & exhaust. All
maple wood cabinets etc.
$800. Call 472-3092
anytime. 28-tfn-P
3 Pc. Livingroom Set--
Call anytime 675-0247.
20-tfn-P i :
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Antinque China--cut and
pressed glass, tumblers
and goblets. Also Currier
and Ives and Souvenir
plates. Call 675-5789. 28-
tfn-P
Caloric gas range--
continuous cleaning,
manual or automatic
settings, clock w-timer,
excellent condition. $250.
Call 477-5810 after 6 p.m.
32-tfn-P
Arcade Game-Moon
Cresta--coffee table size,
exc. for bar or arcade
use, $850. 639-1674. 19-
tin-P
Large Brown Couch--
with matching chair $15:
coffee table, $5; wooden
desk chair $6. 824-8701
or 829-2751. 19-tfn-P
Solar Pool Blanket,
used, 16’ x 32', good
cond. Asking $35. 287-
7788. 33-tfn-P
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 Cliffside Ave..
Trucksville. 19-tin-P
Fireplace Brass & Glass
Doors--37''x26"", very
good cond. $75; fireplace
heat blower, $55. Call
675-4108. 28-tin-P
Caloric gas range--with
pikoless ignition, over light
over range, continuous
cleaning, manual or
automatic sttings, clock
w-timer, ‘with black-glass
wood grain trim, excellent
condition. $250. Call 477-
5810 after 6 p.m. 32-tfn-
P.
Boys Clothes--Like new,
London Fog jacket, beige
w-fur lining size 14. 2 pr.
Levis straight leg and 2
pr. corduroys straight leg,
size 30-32. Call 696-2239.
36-tfn-P
. 5 Pc. Kitchen Set--good
cond. metal legs and
0169. 36-tfn-P:
Solid Oak Table--8
chairs, 5' buffet $1500.
675-4873. 30-tfn-P
13’8”’ of White Kitchen
Cabinets--top .and base
with double sink, gas
range with grill and ultra
ray broiler, can be seen
still in use $600 for all or
will sell’ separately. 288-
2453. 36-tfn-P
Miscellaneous:--|-Beams
& angle iron, pipe fittings.
Eclipse lawn mower. 675-
2750. 21-tfn-P
50 Feet of 4’ high--
galvanized chain link
fence complete with poles
& all hardware. $125.00.
696-2242. 21-tfn-P
Sofa Bed--Green, $75;
wedding gown includes
slip, headpiece and long
veil, size 9-10, $225
negotiable. 333-5234. 21-
tfn-P
Frigidaire Refrigerator--
Apt. sized, $45. Call 696-
3640. 34-tfn-P
Concord Grapes--$3. 2
bushel, or 20 cents per Ib.
Pick and bring own
containers. Black Walnut
trees, perennials, also
wooden cupboard $50 or
best offer. 675-3057. 35-
tin-P
Poppa Bear Fisher
Wood Stove--one door,
exc. cond. $375. 696-
3077 evenings. 35-tfn-P
Camper Cap for 8’ Box--
very good cond. $150 or
best offer. 675-6902 after
5 p.m. 35-tin-P
Loveseat--$30; 6 pc.
kitchen set $35; both in
good cond. 477-3209. 35-
tin-P
45 Long Colt with dies
$150. 477-3209. 35-tin-P
Casio Model 601 Electric
Piano--comes with a
sustain pedal, leather
case and stand. Asking
$700. After 5 p.m. 825-
8408. 35-tin-P
Car Seat for toddler,
great cond. (GM-Century
Products) 675-4273. 35-
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