Second-place team
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
of Heaven School, Dallas,
The North End Catholic girls’
basketball team defeated Gate of
Heaven, Dallas, 32-25, Sunday after-
noon to win the championship of the
First Parent-Teacher Guild Invita-
tional Basketball Tournament held
at Gate of Heaven School.
The winners were led by Robin
Klem who scored 16 points while
Pam Frostbutter dumped in 13
points for Gate of Heaven in the
~ losing effort.
In the consolation game held
Sunday afternoon, St. Joseph’s,
Hudson, defeated St. Nick’s/St.
Mary’s for third place.
Gate of Heaven defeated St.
Joseph’s, 35-24, in the first round on
Saturday behind the scoring of Pam
Frostbutter and Jean Stahovec.
Frostbutter pumped in 19 points
while Stahovec added 12 in the
victory.
“Ann Marie Wincek was high
scorer for St. Joseph's with 10
~ points.
Also in first round action, North
HAS INFLATION
End Catholic trounced St. Nick’s/St.
Mary's, 45-25, behind the shooting of
Robin Klem who poured in 18 points
in the winning effort.
All participating teams were
Volunteers seek
Volunteers from the Dallas Key
Club and the Trinity Presbyterian
Youth Group canvassed College
Manor last week, seeking first-time
blood donors for a blood drive set
for Wednesday, Feb. 22.
The drive, sponsored by the Back
Mountain Blood Council and the Red
Cross Blood Services, is geared to
awarded trophies at the conclusion
of the tournament by Mrs. Nedda
Cashore, president, Gate of Heaven
Parent-Teacher Guild; and Mr.
Sholtis, treasurer.
blood donors
first-time donors in an ‘effort to
increase donor rolls in light of the
present blood shortage.
The special blood drive is sched-
uled for Feb. 22 from 1 to 6 p.m. at
the Eastern Star Building in Dallas.
Some of the volunteers who can-
vassed last week are Kelly Hoyt,
Vera Williams, Kurt Williams,
Steve Batory, Margaret Zajkowski.
In an effort to further promote
well informed parent-student deci-
sions in the selection of courses for
the coming 1984-85 school year, the
Dallas Senior High School Depart-
ment Chairpersons will provide at a
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 8
that Letters Testamentary have
been granted in the Eslate of §
Ruth L. Halsey, late of the
Township of Jenkins, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, who died
on January 26, 1984. All persons
‘indebted to said estate are
requested to ‘make payment and i
those having claims or demands TUNE
he ons ie ENGINE
e ne Ves ith,
iin. oo Morris & ~ Shu- B
cosky, JOHN E. MORRIS, Ill,
ESQUIRE, 126 South Franklin
Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsyl-
vania 18701
5-3-P
LEGAL NOTICE
§ SPECIAL
There will be a variance hear-
ing of the Harveys Lake Borough
Zoning Hearing Board on Thurs-
day, February 23, 1984 at 8:00
pose of this hearing will be a i
COLLAR
Most
8-cyl.
SY 1 330%
$9005 i i
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*14%: :
special meeting for parents, a com-
plete explanation of course offerings
listed in the Dallas Senior High
Course Description Booklet.
Course selection sheets will be
brought home by the students on
Feb. 23.
R
FILTER & LUBE
Maslow elected
Mrs. Richard Maslow of Dallas was recently elected president of the Wilkes- Bair Branch, !
Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, Mrs. Maslow is the first woman to head the organization =» 3
since its founding 66 years ago. Other officiers elected are Thomas W. Jones, Forty Fort, vice- 3
president; Mrs. Charles Brown, Dallas, secretary; Mrs. David Rimple, Kingston, assistant =
secretary; and Richard A. Saul, Dallas, treasurer. Mrs. Maslow is shown here with Frank
Monies raised
The Back Mountain Police Association held a Snow-Softball Game and Balloon Derby recently at
Kirby Park, Wilkes-Barre, as its Fourth Annual Fund-raiser for the benefit of the March of Dimes.
The Back Mountain Police Association expects to donate approximately $785 to the March of
Dimes. Shown here are some of the participants in the fund-raiser. From left, James Tupper, ’ ;
Back Mountain Police Association; Gary Collins, kevin Boylan, both from the Locker Room, with
the second place trophy; Bob Young, Overbrook Inn, winners of the tournament; Bob Prosser,
executive director, March of Dimes: ang Todd Lozo, Overbrook Inn.
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Call our Ad-visors, Peggy or Olga, 675-5211 0r 825-6868
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LEGAL NOTICE
TUNE SER GER ON NOU VED BOR WIR NER TED GRD WH OU WER WO Mea m0
The Kingston Township Board
of Supervisors on February 8,
1984 passed on first reading
Ordinance 1984-1. The second
reading will occur on March 14
1984 at 8 p.m. in the Kingston
Township Municipal Building, 11
Carverton Road, Trucksville, PA
The entire text of Ordinance
1984-1 is as follows
ORDINANCE NO. 1984-1
AN. ORDINANCE OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF KINGSTON, LUZ-
ERNE COUNTY, PENNSYL-
VANIA, AUTHORIZING THE USE
OF - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL
AND ELECTRONIC MOTOR
VEHICLE SPEED TIMING
DEVICES
WHEREAS, the Pennsylvania
Motor Vehicle Code provides that
all action taken by local authori-
ties shall be by ordinance of the
municipality; and
WHEREAS, the TOWNSHIP OF
KINGSTON desires to use certain
approved speed timing devices
to assist in the enforcement of
the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle
Code, as well as Township ordi-
nances with respect to the
operation of motor vehicles
© THEREFORE, be it ordained
and enacted, pursuant to ‘THE
SECOND CLASS TOWNSHIP
CODE’ as prepared in accord-
ance with THE HOME RULE
CHARTER AND OPTIONAL
PLANS LAW, ACT 62 of 1972 OF
THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA, effective Janu-
ary 1st, 1976, that
1. The Kingston Township
Police Department is hereby
authorized and empowered to
use any and all approved
mechanical, electrical and elec-
tronic devices for the timing of
motor vehicles’ speed
The authority hereby
granted shall relate to all public
hi a s within the TOWNSHIP
0 GSTON
a he ordinance ‘and .the
authority hereby granted shall
pertain to present approved
/ speed timing devices, as well as
those to be developed inthe
future.
4. This ordinance sahll take
effect immediately
For the Kingston Township
Board of Supervisors
Mark A. Kunkle
Secrelary
6-1-P
LEGAL NOTICE
Bids will be received by the
Board of Supervisors of Dallas
Township not later than 7:30
P.M., March 6, 1983, and pub-
licly opened and read at a
Regular Meeting at Dallas Town-
ship Municipal Building, 7:30
P.M. March 6, 1983 to furnish
and deliver the following
One new 1984 Four Wheel
Drive Truck, % ton with 8 ft
pickup body, wide sides. G.V.W
8600 Ibs. equipped with: snow
plow and push frame
Specifications may be obtained
at Dallas Township ‘Municipal
Building, Route 309, Dallas, PA
Glenn M. Howell
Sec .-Treas
R.D. 3 Box 332A
Dallas, PA. 18612
6-2-P
LEGAL NOTICE
There will be a variance hear-
ing of the Harveys Lake Borough
Zoning Hearing Board on Thurs-
day, February 23, 1984 at 8:00
PM in the Harveys Lake Munici-
pal Authority Building. The pur-
pose of this hearing will be a
variance request from Malcolm
Lewis, RD 1, Box 177, Lakeside
Drive, Harveys Lake, to change
the required side setback on his
S-1 property to 5 feet from the
required 10 feet. This will allow
for a 2 foot wide walkway to be
constructed on his property,
George Gwilliam, President
Harveys Lake
Zoning Hearing Board
6-1-P
2 Pc. Blue & Gold
Livingroom Suite--like
new $200. 333-4495. 5-
tfn-P
Rossignol Exciter
Slalom Skis with quick
release bindings,
Nordica 7%. M boots
and boot carrier as new
$150 complete. 675-
2314. 1-tfn-P
Wright Iron Table glass
top, 4 chairs, new
cond.; dark green park
bench; electrick heater;
typewriter table; 1
Flexible flyer sled. 675-
4926. 2-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.
Girls Coats--London
Fog and others starting
at size 10. 696-3370.
Sears Gas Dryer; two
14” tires on rims; boys
suede leather coat size
14-16. Call 288-4728. 2-
tn-P
Queen Sized Frrench
Bedroom Set--all wood,
exc. cond. reasonable.
675-3393. 3-tfn-P
Firewood--for sale,
seasoned hardwood cut
477-5361. 4-8-P
FREE COFFEE
GE Dryer brand new,
never used, $230. 220
line hookup. 824-9326.
1-tin-P
Cast Iron Bathroom
Sink $5; single white
sink with draining boards
$5; gas drop in oven
$15. 675-3317. 1-tfn-P
Luggage--Sir Bentley of
Los Angeles, 6 pc.
designer luggage
collection. Brand new,
never used, gray,
lightweight $75. or best
offer. Retails for $249.
Call Mike after 5 p.m. at
824-2348. 2-tfn-P
25°’ Magnavox Console
Color Television, pine
cabinet, $125. 675-
0282. 6-tfn-P
1 Pr. Splitkein Cross
Country Skis 200 cm.
Boots ladies size 9,
bamboo poles. Will sell
as a package or
separately. 675-5954
after 5 p.m. or
weekends. 2-tfn-P
PRODUCTS — EVERCO
Solid Pine Trestle
Table with 2 extension
leaves, 6 bow back
Windsor chairs, 60"
buffet and china hutch. .
Allin exc. cond.,
designed by Country
River of Massachusetts.
Asking $2200. Call 288-
3705. 52-tfn-P
Electric Snow Blower--
Price $50. Call 696-
1714. 51-tfn-P
Kastinger Ski Boots--
Size 12, $25. 696-2863.
52-ttn-P :
Walnut Finished
Cherry Extension
Table--94’' when
extended, like new,
$150. 675-4996. 1-tfn-P
Endurolite Sofa,
Loveseat and Chair,
green plaid, one year
old, exc. cond. $275.
639-1519 after 6 p.m. 5-
tfn-P
White Baby Crib, good
cond. no mattress $50.
288-4492. 5-tfin-P
variance request from Rodney STATE 95
RTE Lakesias ! INSPECTION $ id INSPECTION: Pass or Fail ................. Car - $8.00; Truck - $10.00
1a rome in i A 4 ACHING TO CUT BRAKE-DRUMS & ROTORS
truct ith an apartment 1 " TUNEUPS
above The reqied or i IA he ey i THERMOSTATS ............. Most American and Foreign: ea. $2.75
2 Jeet ho constuction of This j Chaat GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION i ANCO REFILLS .......00vvuruinedsiossivonionsnmasiosssrsnssssses 0. pair-$4.06
of his left side property line PRIME ANTI-FREEZE - ZEREX ..iivececrccenaseessssessossnnssan gal. $3.50
George Gwilliam, President i COMMUNITY MOTORS i ANCO WINTER BLADES ............ ceeseserssesarsessnascesess €0. $4.29
2 Haveys Laks ; i 588 Market St., Kingston — 287-1133 i SNAP GAS LINE ANTI FREEZE ...c.ccuvvevvernencerernsscsscansansaseanse 15€
stp 9 eating Board i OHer Expires Fab. 29, 1984 BB WINDSHIELD WASHER ....cccoceveviuuireeeessssonsneensossnssaseessnes $1.29
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Wayne — Steve
Memorial Shrine
Cemetery--Carverton, 4
grave plot, good
location, $400. Call 696-
1809. 4-tfn-P
Women’s Ski Bibs tan
in color, size med. (10-
12), like new, 2 pairs,
$20 ea. After 5 p.m.
675-1515. 52-tfn-P
Cut, Split Seasoned
Firewood for sale. $60
per cord. You haul it.
639-1216. 6-4-P
White Metal Door and
frame $40; aqua tub,
sink and commode
$150. or best offer. 333-
4661 or 333-4385. 42-
tfn-P
Electrolux Vacuum
Cleaner with power
nozzle and attachments;
Kirby vacuum cleaner,
with rug shampooer and
attachments, like new.
693-3322. 2-tfn-P
2 Hand Fired Coal
Undergoing oe q
Extensive 4
Renovations
AND
CARS!
Aged Mixed Hardwood
for woodburners and
fireplaces. Lake Catalpa
Tree Farm. 675-4452 or
675-0117. 4-4-P
FOR SALE
Kirby Classic Vacuum
Cleaner with
attachments and -~
shampooer. 693- 3322.
FOR SALE
2 Mounted Snow Tires-
-B78-13, for 1975 Pinto
Stationwagon. $10 ea.
675-2466 before: noon.
43-tfn-P.