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Young sitters
They give
- so others
may live
“Give That Others May Live’, is
a simple message that appears on
the bulletin board in the lobby of the
Meadows Apartments in Dallas.
However, behind that simple mes-
sage is a year’s full of hard work
and satisfaction for Mrs. Sarah Wil-
liams and Mrs. Bernice Rhone.
Shortly before Christmas of 1982,
these two ladies initiated a project
to assist families in the Back Moun-
tain Area who are in dire need of
food because of prolonged unem-
with financial problems. Their solic-
itation was limited to the tenants of
the 120 apartments within the Mead-
ows and the first round-up of food
netted almost 400 cans of vegeta-
bles, fruits, meats and the like.
Buoyed by this response, Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Rhone decided to
3 Ah the program on a monthly
asis. throughout 1983. During that
time, the project has expanded to
inletide ‘¢ash?donations in addition to
the foodstuffs.
The average monthly cash dona-
tion has been about $100 and, as
Mrs. Williams explained, ‘‘we’ve
been pleased that throughout the
year we have continued to have
about an 80 percent participation by
the tenants in the donation of both
food and money.”
The figures may not at first seem
staggering until one considers that
the vast majority of the Meadows’
tenants, who are elderly and or
handicapped, are on ‘very limited
fixed incomes themselves.
With the cash that is collected, the
ladies purchase food directly from
Daring’s Market which has gra-
ciously provided it at cost since the
start of the project.
All of the food collected is then
distributed through representatives
of the Dallas Kiwanis, the Gate of
Food prepared
season.
Heaven Church, and the Dallas
School District. #
Mrs. Rhone noted, ‘“We do not
accept any requests for food
directly from families but rather
worth through these three fine orga-
nizations who have been so coopera-
tive not only in selecting the needy
ones but also in seeing that the food
is properly distributed.”
Fortunately, the story of this
project does not have an end. Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Rhone are con-
tinuing their work and have even
expanded it.
They explained, six already-
selected hardship families were
treated to the makings of a Christ-
mas dinner consisting of ham, pota-
toes, vegetables, eggs, fresh fruit
and even candy canes for the chil-
dren.
As Mrs. Williams concluded,
“We'll try to keep going as long as
the need is there.”
Sisters celebrate
seated, Sr.
M. Redempta
Roeman.
Five @ Sisters of Mercy in the
Scranton Province were honored for
60 years of religious life.
Those honored were Sr. M. Maur-
ice Hunstock, Sr. M. Redempta
Harwood, Sr. M. Damian Kilpa-
trick, Sr. M. Mildred Kissaluski and
Sr. M. Martha Roeman.
Sr. M. Redempta Harwood
entered the Sisters of Mercy from
St. Mary’s Church, Plymouth. She is
presently on the staff of Mercy
Center, Dallas.
Sr. M. Maurice Hunstock came to
the Sisters of Mercy from Sacred
Heart Church in Early, Iowa. She
served as a teacher for many years
and is now serving in the Apostolate
of Prayer at Mercy Center.
Sr. M. Damian Kilpatrick’s home
parish was St. Vincent’s Church in
Plymouth. She, too, taught school
for many years, and participates in
the Apostolate of Prayer at Mercy
Center.
Sr. M. Mildred Kissaluski entered
from St. Mary’s Church in Kingston.
She presently serves at Mercy
Center, Dallas.
Sr. M. Martha Roeman came
from St. Mary’s Church in Larch-
wood, Iowa and is also serving on
the staff of Mercy Center in Dallas
now. :
During their years in religious
life, these Sisters have served in
various capacities at the Mercy,
Hospitals in Johnstown, Scranton?
and Wilkes-Barre; at Mount Aloy-
sius Junior College in Cresson, Col-
lege Misericordia in Dallas and at
different schools.
The Jubilee Weekend was a week-
end of “Reflection and Celebration”
led by Sr. Victoria Garvey, RSM,
from the Baltimore Province. These
Sisters who began their religious
life in 1923, joined with Sisters who
entered in 1933 and 1958, to share a
special Liturgy and dinner and rem-
iniscences about their long and
fruitful lives as Sisters of Mercy.
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Pink ladies help
Schmitt, Wilkes-Barre;
Kingston; Mrs. Sylvia
FOR SALE
White Metal Door and
frame $40; agua tub, sink
and commode $1560. or
best offer. 333-4661 or
333-4385. 42-tin-P
Eifel Wood Burner,
$300; wedding gown, size
12, $75. 675-2753. 39-tfn-
P
Massey Ferguson
Riding Mower--7 h.p.,
with plow. Runs exc. 655-
8978. 36-tin-P
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE |S HEREBY GIVEN
THAT Articles of Incorporation
have been filed with and approved
by the ent of State, Com-
monweal ith of ‘Pennsyl vania, Harris
burg, PA. on October 7, 1980 for
the purpose of obtaining a Certifi-
cate of Incorporation pursuant to
the provisions of the Bisiness
gomorgtion Law approved May 5
1933, as’ amended, for the in Yo
poration of
CLIMBING INCORPORATED
The corporation shall have
unlimited power to engage in and
do any lawful act conceming any
siness for which corpora-
be incorporated under
aw of
ove od May 5
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JOHN H £5 N Ey ESQUIRE
First Ea ore Bank Butding
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701
50-1-P
Peugeot Race Ready
Bicycle--many extras,
hardened rims,
immaculate cond. $450.
Call 457-6818. 34-tfn-P
Girls Murray Bicycle--
24’", 5-speed, exc. cond.
$55; boys Murray bicycle,
24", 5-speed, slightly
bent, $20. Call 696-1622.
42-tfn-P
Ashley Console
Woodburner--20"" firebox
$100. 675-3252. 42-tfn-P
LEGAL NOTICE
Iam not responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other
than myself
Robert R. Brown, Jr
50-3-P
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration 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 Administrator
named:
Estate of JAMES TABIT, late of
Wilkes-Barre City, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania (died November 28,
3) :
Mr. William J. Tabit, c-0
ANTHONY P. MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.’18701
49-3-P
1 TV 13” Black & White
$55; 1 TV 16’ black &
white with stand, perfect
cond. $100; 1 electric
forced air Chrysler
furnace, 20,000 K.U. 288-
2206 after 3:30. 40-tfn-P
Well-McClean Furnace,
steam, good cond. $200.
Call after 5 p.m. .287-
6769. 39-tfn-P
Ladies Coat size 14.
Brown with light fox collar,
as new, $8. 696-3285. 40-
tfn-P
Hamilton Gas Dryer,
white, very good cond.
$75 or best offer. 287-
5732. 42-tfn-P
Dark Pine Bathroom
Accessories consisting
of 2 towel racks, tooth
brush tray, tissue holder.
Like new, $15. 696-1738.
40-tfn-P
LEGAL NOTICE
The Dallas Borough Zoning
Board will meet on en
January 18, 1984 at 7:00 p.m., at
the Dallas Borough Building, 25
Main St., Dallas, for the purpose of
discussing an appeal of Park Out-
door Advertising in reference to
construction of an advertising sign
5 Dales Borough.
FOR SALE
Camper Cap for 8’ Box--
very good cond. $150 or
best offer. 675-6902 after
5 p.m. 35-tin-P
Girls Dresses--Sizes 5
and 6X; $1 and up; girls
tan winter coat size 5,
$10; air travel kennel for
small dog, $10; blue baby
carriage $10; all in good
cond. 288-8315. 38-tfn-P
Chair, exc. cond.; man's
size 46 brown leather %
length jacket like new.
654-3022. 39-tfn-P
Kitchen Set--well
constructed, table w-leaf,
swivel chairs, $50; 2 end
tables $3. each; Vita
Master 3 way action
exercise machine, $80.
288-9818. 38-tfri-P
Used Truck Tire--
Firestone All-Terrain 10-
15LT, $15. 675-2328. 41-
tfn-P
10 Pc. Maple Family
Den Set $250; wrought
iron chaise lounge $35; 2
wrought iron chairs $25.
ea.; 21'' Zenith color
console TV, exc. cond.
$150. 693-1940. 41-tfn-P
FOR SALE
Red Single Livingroom
Chair Good cond. $25.
696-2400. 40-tfn-P
Hunting Outfit, brand
new, size 40-42; English
% length tweed coat;
jacket size 40-42; shirts
100 percent wool, large
size, shirts never used.
Reasonable. 287-7877.
40-tfn-P
Maytag Gas Dryer, $55;
stainless steel gym set, 3
yrs. old, $50. Call 824-
2451. 39-tfn-P
Solid Oak Diningroom
Table, good cond. $150;
7 walnut diningroom
chairs with padded seats,
$20 ea. or $125 for the
lot. 333-4661, 333-4385.
37-tfn-P
Spinet Chickering
Piano--Mahogany,
$1,000. 675-4926. 44-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
FOR SALE
Three Binks Pressure
Paint Spray Pots--2-5-20
gallon capacity with all
controls and accessories.
Phone, Kingston, 288-
2957. 42-tfn-P
Mrs. Newman Doll--
Bridesmaid, purchased at
1982 Auction $65. 288-
7811, 41-tfn-P
Boys Clothes--Like new,
London Fog jacket, beige
Levis straight leg and 2
pr. corduroys straight leg,
size 30-32. Call 696-2239.
36-tfn-P
Steam Radiator--30"’
high, 5 sections, $8.00;
child's maple antique
desk, negotiable; parlor
sofa, beige-light green
contemporary, solid back
cushions asking $90. 824-
8690, 43-tfn-P
2 Bedroom Suites--
queen sized mattress and
springs, Gold covered
wood burner,
miscellaneous household
furniture-furnishings,
clothing, executive desk,
287-1978 anytime or 696-
4421 after 5 p.m. 43-tfn-P
oR SRS
FOR SALE
New Custom Made
Drapes; blue, 2 pr.
88x67", 1pr. 51x62";
gold 1 pr. 88°’x57"", 1 pr.
64x62’, 2 pv. 46'°x62’".
Cost over $750, asking
$400 or best offer. 675-
5656. 39-tfn-P
Mechanical Adjustable
Bed Spring--for
handicapped person,
$150. 639-2371. 42-tfn-P
Poppa Bear Fisher
Wood Stove--one door,
exc. cond. $375. 696-
3077 evenings. 35-tfn-P
2 Mounted Snow Tires--
B78-13, for 1975 Pinto
Stationwagon. $10 ea.
675-2466 before noon.
43-tfn-P
14’’ Electric Snow
Shovel--exc. cond., 100
ft. outdoor electrical
extension cord. Asking
$50. 287-4086. 43-tfn-P
Magic Chef Electric
Range with hood. gold,
self-cleaning, $150. 287-
4462. 44-tfin-P
1 Twin Complete Bed--
Brass headboard asking
$125 or best offer. 655-
6179. 40-tfn-P
SL LSE aS
FOR SALE
2 Hand Fired Coal
Furnaces--Exc. working
cond. 823-3500. 43-tfn-P
Antique School Desks--
best offer; beveled mirror,
painted antique maple
frame, best offer. 675-
0965 after 7 p.m. 42-tfn-P
Lowery Organ Call 696-
1918. 42-tfn-P
Kenmore Heavy Duty
Electric Washer &
Dryer--exc. cond. $125
each or trade either for
freezer. 696-4702. 42-tfn-
P :
RCA Stereo Console
with AM-FM radio,
turntable and 8 track tape
dec, Mediterranean style
cabinet in fruitwood, exc.
cond. $150. 333-4661,
333-4385. 37-tfn-P
Snowplow and tire chains
for International Cub
Garden tractor $100 for
beth. 333-4661, 333-
4385. 37-tfn-P
Loveseat, contemporary
style in rust; tan and
black, $50; large desk,
solid wood in antique
brown, $75. 333-4661,
333-4385. 37-tin-P
Gas Stove suitable for
cottage or apartment $15.
Call 675-2003. 40-tfn-P
GAF Super 8 Color &
Sound Movie Camera
with automatic zoom lens
and case; GAF Super 8
projector. Reasonable
offer. 675-0965 after 7
p.m. 42-tfn-P
Case Tractor--Needs
minor repair, $500. Call
675-2728. 37-tfn-P
Beautiful Girls Clothes--
size 9-13, shoe size 9;
shear beaver cape,
instamatic camera,
encyclopedias, pet bed.
Call 824-0566. 38-tfn-P
5 Ft. Clothing Rack--
commercial quality, $30;
desk w-typewriter.
extension and adjustable
secretary chair, $125.
675-5684. 38-tfn-P
Glass-Topped Dinette,
chrome base, 4 swivel
chairs, amber lucite back
with white leather seats;
gold sectional -
824-0566. 38-tfn-P