Twins graduate
Binghamton, N.Y.
Among the best
JUNE 6, 1984
and Ray lwanowski will be
Iwanowski has
class.
What you see is what you get,
may be the case in many new or
remodeled kitchens or bathrooms,
says Mrs. Josephine Kotch, Exten-
sion Home Economist for Luzerne
County.
During a three hour class on new-
remodeled kitchen or bathrooms
Mr. and Mrs. David Germick dis-
cussed the important details of
unseen features in installing
HAS INFLATION
ceramic tile for example with this
type of installation, a cement sur-
face similar to the thickness and
size of underlament must be used
for the ceramic tile surface. Com-
paring costs and materials is very
important.
The Germicks also discussed
many new products for countertops,
bathroom and kitchen sink fixtures,
placement of windows for maxi-
mum use of kitchen design.
CHUB OUT OF YOUR, re Ws
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
School tonight are, from
Fredrickson, Sweden.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Wagner gets degree
Barry Thomas Wagner of Dallas is shown just after receiving
his degree from Dr. Joseph R. Fink, president of College
Misericordia during commencement exercises held last
Sunday at the Dallas college. Wagner was awarded a
Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration.
3 Deadline: Thursday 5 p.m.
Denmark; Jonas
The Harveys Lake Homecoming
Festival is sponsoring a tube race
on Saturday, June 16 at 2 p.m. at
Sandy Bottom Beach. This year’s
chairman of the tube race is Jon
Thomas. Those participants with a
competitive spirit may join together
in earning their place among the
festival winners. There will be two
divisions, division one - ages 10 to 15
and division two - age 16 to adult.
Each contestant must be a profi-
cient swimmer, life jackets are
required and all contestants must
supply their own rubber tube. Tro-
phies will be awarded at the Home-
coming Awards Program at Old
Sandy Bottom Beach at 3 p.m.
Applications are available at local
lake businesses.
The festival is a two day event
June 16 and 17 sponsored by the
HarveysLake Homecoming Festival
Committee. Other events include a
Pro and Amateur fishing contest,
Irish Heritage Games Committee,
0x Roast, Sand Sculpture contest,
Little Miss Harveys Lake, Home-
coming Festival Dance, Fireworks,
Boat Show, Vehicular and Water
Parade, Fashion Shown, Sky Divers
Air Show and a Water Show
presented by the Harveys Lake
Knite Skiers.
A Program Guide, with times and
events may be obtained through
local businesses.
The Swetland Homestead, located
on Wyoming Avenue near the
Midway Shopping Center in the
borough of Wyoming, is now open to
the public until Labor Day. Hours of
visitation will be Thursday, friday,
until 4 p.m.
The Homestead is one of the two
oldest homes in the Wyoming
Valley. It was begun in 1797 by
Revolutionary War veteran, Luke
Swetland and remained in the Swet-
land Family until 1958 when Luke’s
great-great-granddaughter, Mrs.
Frank G. Darte, gave the house to
the Wyoming Historical and Geolog-
ical Society. Each of the five down-
stairs rooms in the Homestead is
furnished in a different period style.
As visitors move from the 18th
century settler’s cabin to the Viecto-
rian parlor, they are shown changes
in lifestyles and taste for a 60-yar
period.
The first portion of the home, a
cabin built by Luke Swetland, con-
tained two downstairs rooms and a
large loft above. Today, the cabin’s
original fireplace with its bake oven
and furnishings reminiscent of the
early period of settlement provide
visitors an introduction to the his-
tory of the home.
Moving through the house guests
view the dining room with its Fed-
eral period, furniture illustrating the
tastes and syles’of the early 19th
century. From the" dining room one
furnishings depicting the accepte
downstairs rooms® include a bed-
room and a parlor with appoint-
ments from the Victorian era of the
1860's.
The Wyoming Historical and Geo-
logical Society has maintained this
historic building as a community
educational resource for over 20
years. In addition to summer visita-
tion hours, the Homestead is open to
area elementary schools for class
tours in the spring and fall.
Admission to the home is $1.00 for
adults, $.50 for children 5-16, and no
charge for children under 5.
The Wyoming Historical and Geo-
logical Society is a non-profit com-
munity organizaiton dedicated to
preserving and interpreting the his-
tory of Luzerne County.
2 Leather Coats size
7-8, and 16, $65. ea.;
Singer Sewing machine
like new $150; 16"
Zenith Color TV (offer).
675-6429. 16-tfn-P
Antique Dining Room
Set--china closet, buffet
and server, $300. 639-
2608 after 5 p.m. 10-
tfn-P
Solid Pennsylvania
Cherry Diningroom
Suite large breakfront
with beveled glass
round table, 6 chairs &
tea cart in perfect cond.
Moving to small
apartment. Call 1-655-
1376 after 5. 11-tfn-P
12°x84”’ Drapes $25
pair; 20’" girls Schwinn
bicycle $30; exterior
door and frame $35;
student desk $20. 675-
5740. 16-tfn-P
Roller Skates: Girls
sneaker type indoor-
outdoor, urethane
wheels, size 4. A-1
cond. $10. 675-3076
after 5 p.m. 13-tfn-P
40’ Gibson Electric
Stove--with clock and
timer and continuous
cleaning oven. Exc.
cond. 675-1632. 13-tfn-
P
Paper Back History
Book about early
Wyoming Valley, written
by Jim Davis, 209
Davenport St., Dallas,
naming such settlers as
Zebulon Butler, Elihu
williams, Samuel
Ransom, Isaac Tripp,
Silas Park, Lazarus
Stewart, Uriah Stevens,
Jonathan Haskel, Zipron
Hibbard, Evans family,
and many more too
numerous to mention.
Towns mentioned are
Nanticoke, Forty Fort,
Kingston, Plymouth, a
grist mill between
Wilkes-Barre and
Pittston and more. The
book is complete with
love stories, hardships,
sacrifices, adventure.
The cost is $3 at Jim’s
house or $3.60 mailed.
Call 675-2746. 10-tin-P
Thermo King Wood
Stove with water coils
for hot water heat or
domestic hot water
$375. 696-3640. 14-tfn-
P
Kenmore Washer &
Dryer Stack unit used
2%. years. Almond color
$435. 696-2772. 9-tin-P
Set of Garage Doors,
7°10" high 4'3’' wide,
20’ running track. Best
offer. 298-2214. 21-tfn-P
T-Town Shed--8'x10’,
harvest gold, brown
shingles, $425. 298-
2129. 9-tfn-P
Bradford Small Organ,
26 keys, $35. 477-2047.
9-tfn-P
Dickson Stove--Wood
and coal combination.
$425. 298-2129. 9-tin-P
Magnavox 25’ color
consoletelevision, 10
yrs. old. Picture tube 3
yrs. old. needs work,
beautiful cabinet, best
offer, 822-6023 after 6
p.m. 10-tfn-P
Dishwasher--G.E.
Avocado Green,
woodblock top, exc.
cond. $125. Call 333-
5959. 10-tfn-P
English Saddle exc.
cond. 17 inches with
fittings. 696-4705. 10-
ttn-P
8 Pc. Place Setting
Pfaltzgraff Gourmet
Dishes; Atari Video
game with game
cartridges and extra
paddles, like new. 696-
3017. 21-tfn-P
FOR SALE
Couch--Light beige and
yellow flowered $50;
chair gold tweed $25; or
both for $75. 675-3891.
7-tin-P
Maytag Wringer
Washer Good cond.
cheap. 696-2280. 16-
tfn-P
2 New 6’ Ea. Durable
Formica Countertops
with coved back splash
and front edge surfaced
with decorative
laminate. 287-3232. 7-
tfn-P
Bulldozer Blade for
Oliver OC3 Crawler.
675-3252. 7-tfn-P
Ethan Allen Sofa China
closet, antique blue
dresser and chest of
drawers. 696-2995 after
5 p.m. 7-tfn-P
Hot Point Electric
Range--Harvest gold, 4
burners, full size oven,
exc. cond. $150. 735-
4039. 8-tfn-P
9x11 Hillary Tent--Used
one season. Very good
cond. $90; camp
kitchen-locker type
storage of food
transforms to counter
$45. 333-5247. 8-1fin-P
FOR SALE
Exhaust Fan $25;
kitchen stove top, 4
burners, $35; triple
mirror and lamp. 287-
0639. 18-tfn-P
1 Caloric Combination
Coal & Gas Stove,
good. cond. $50; RCA
19 Cu.Ft. Refrigerator-
Freezer, good cond.
$100; GE Washer $100,
exc. cond.; one 38’
aluminum extension
ladder $75. 287-1893
efter 1, 287-7831 after
4:30. 21-tfn-P
Blessed Mother
Statue for yard or huse.
1-86’’ high, 1-27'" high.
693-3322. 11-tfn-P
2 Steel Belted Radial
14” Tires on wheels.
Will fit GM cars. 675-
3973. 6-tfn-P
30” Crossley Gas
Stove 4 mos. old., exc.
cond., 58 McCarragher
St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
18702 after 5 p.m.
evenings and Saturday.
6-tfn-P
Formica Topped
Kitchen Table with leaf
$8.50; green stair
carpet $7.50. 675-3317.
6-tfn-P
Electric Stove exc.
cond. $425; white base
metal cupboard $20;
lamps, $5; women’s
clothing, nothing over
$1.00; Dehumidifier
$50; 4 metal folding
chairs, exc. cond. $10.
639-2415. 15-tin-P
Tomato Stakes all oak,
6 ft. long. Can be used
fo other purposes as
turkey runs, bean poles
etc. 25¢ ea.; over 100,
20c ea. 287-8581. 15-
tfn-P
Camera Canon Snappy
20, fully auto., 35mm,
like new, $50. 288-
6665. 16-tfn-P
Hickory Hill Floral
Loose Cushioned
Back Couch--6' ft.
long, exc. cond. $250.
696-4479. 16-tfn-P
30 Cup Electric Coffee
Maker--$15; electric
guitar and amplifier $75;
GE Disposal $20. 735-
8202. 6-tfn-P
Portable Royal Manuel
Typewriter $75. Like
new cond. 12’ GE B&W
TV $40; 2 new ladies
wigs, medium brown
$10 ea. 696-1620. 14-
tfn-P ;
Two New White |
Wedding Gowns Size
10-12. Never worn.
$100 each. 824-8701 or
675-4383. 18-tfn-P
Boys’ Sport Coat--size
14, brown tweed. Gant
label, like new, $18.
696-1345. 12-tfn-P
3 Pc. Wicker Set With
Cushions not antique,
$75; old rocker $20.
288-1228. 17-tfn-P
Kenmore Heavy Duty
Electric Dryer $250;
15.1 Cu. Ft. chest
freezer $150; 24 ft.
round above ground
pool with accessories.
Make offer. 675-2210.
17-tfn-P
John Deer Farm
Tractor Model A, needs
radiator work $300. 639-
1418. 17-tfn-P
Playpen & Crib--like
new $50. 696-3713. 17-
tfn-P
40” Round Solid Wood
Coffee Table, 24"
square chestnut and
cane two-tiered coffee
table, solid wood
rocking horse 3% ft.
high. All beautiful in
exc. cond. 675-0065.
17-tfn-P
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
2 Used Rear Tires &
Tubes--for farm Ford
tractor. 12-4-28. Call
675-3252. 12-tfn-P
Radial Tires ER 14
Inch, 2 reglar tread
mounted & balanced
like for GM $78; one
new tire in rim $47; 2
snow tires $55. pair.
288-3255. 13-tin-P
250 Gal. Oil Tank $20;
Remington adding
machine $15; Admiral
Color TV, needs some
tube type work, $20.
Call 693-3195. 17-tfn-P
Ice Machine; side by
side Admiral
refrigerator; King size
bed with frame; tables
and wooden restaurant
benches, electric deep
fryer. Call 639-1929. 18-
tfn-P
Office Desk--Steel &
formica, 30 x 60, DBL
Pedestal, 5-drawer,
675-3075. 9-tfn-P
Dogwood Trees $1.00;
grey dogwood, 50
cents; blue spruce and
hemlock, 50 cents ea.;
chestnut, $2.00; day
lilies 50 cents, daffodil
bulbs 10c. 675-3057.
18-tfn-P
Blue Spring Coat size
40-42, $10; stereo, $60;
cobalt blue dishes;
white lily of thevalley 25
cents ea.; yellow double
primrose, 50 cents.
675-3057. 18-tfn-P
Buscher Trumpet good
cond. $100; coats and
prom gowns, various
colors and sizes, coats
sizes 6-9, gowns sizes
1-7, $10-$40. 675-3086.
18-tfn-P
5 Ft. Portable Maple
Bar with padded red
naugahyde trim & 2
matching stools; Walnut
base kitchen cabinet,
24x34x24. 675-2483.
11-4n-P.
Girls Ice Skates--size
2; boys ice skates, size
1; boys roller skates,
size 1; childs ski boots,
size 1. 675-2483. 11-
tfn-P 3
Lazy Suzanne Table
Server; 4 speed
automatic turntable with
base, 2 speakers;
amplifier, AM-FM,
stereo radio and 8 track
tape deck; bathroom
ceiling ventilator fan;
portable dome hair
dryer. 675-2483. 11-tfn-
P