By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Correspondent Dallas cross country runners closed out the season with three out of four wins last week. The Mountai- neers defeated Crestwood, 19-36, but lost, 25-32, to Lake-Lehman on Monday, Oct. 15, 25-32. The Lake- Lehman Knights took two wins defeating Dallas 15-32 and Crest- wood 1843. The win upped the Knights record to 13-1 while Dallas moved to 5-8. On Thursday, the Dallas runners took two wins defeating Nanticoke 17-41 and overcoming Hazleton 23- 32. Hazleton defeated Nanticoke 15- 43. The Dallas cindermen will go into Districts, Oct. 25, with a 7-8 record. The Mountaineers, under Coach Don Hosey, made a good showing after beginning the season with only three boys coming out for the team. Hosey’s perseverance and recruit- ment resulted in a full team of both boys and girls to finish the season. Mountaineer Mark Wright, after an early season injury, set a course record last Monday by turning in an 18:04, the new 3.2 mile course at Dallas. He broke the previous record set by Coughlin’s Chris DeCenti, who ran the course in 18:27 earlier in the year. It was Wright’s eighth first place finish this season. Lake-Lehman’s Dave Janiczek finished second and also broke DeCenti’s record with a time of 18:22. In the girls meet, Crestwood won on forfeits by Dallas and Lake- Lehman. Results of the boys meets were Wright (D) 18:04; Janiczek (LL) 18:22; John Rosencrans (LL) 18:58; Bob Oliver (D) 19:17; Dave Radom- ski (LL) 19:19; Walt Lasecki (D) 19:22; Eric Swank (CR) 20:05; Dave Henninger (LL) 20:14; Matt Mathias (CR) 20:20; Steve Kazmier- ski (LL) 20:24; Bill Gable (D) 20:38; MichaelgSchall (LL) 20:49; David Judge (LL) 20:50; Bob Cas- tellani (LL) 21:04; and Dave Traver (LL) 21:07. your ad. LEGAL NOTICE The Kingston Township Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, Results of the girsl were (1) Jodi Lanotti (CR) 24:01; (2) Chrissy Dock (CR) 24:16; (3) Brenda Hess (CR) 24:33; (4) Wendy Sue Roche (CR) 24:53; (5) Michelle Judge (LL) 26:14; (6) Karen Austin (LL) 26:28; (7) Virginia Lenahan (CR) 27:20; (8) Malia Dervin (CR) 27:45; (9) Heather Nattras (D) 28:02; and (10) Kim Culp (D) 28:03. In the tri-meet with Hazleton and Nanticoke, Wright came in first with a time of 18:30. Hazleton’s Bill Schneider finished second in 19:11; Mount Walt Lasecki placed third in 19:26 and Bob Oliver came in fourth in 19:43. Bill Gable of Dallas fin- ished fifth in 20:00 and Hazleton’s Paul Talerico was sixth with a time of 20:07. Seventh, eighth and ninth spots were taken by Hazleton’s Glen Knippe 20:53; Bill Moses 21:03 and Jay Berman 21:10. Jeff Gayeski of Nanticoke placed 10th with a time of 21:26. Joe Patts of Dallas finished in 22:08 to take 12th spot and Paul Gritman was two places back with 22:38 for the Mountaineers. Dallas girls lost both of their meets, going down to Nanticoke 20- 38 and to Hazleton 20-40, despite Amy Aston setting a course record of 19:54 for the girls. Hazleton defeaded Nanticoke in a close 27-28 meet. Lake-Lehman’s Coach Ed Nar- kiewicz’ runners closed out the season with wins over Coughlin and Meyerson the Knights course Thurs- day, Oct. 18. Coughlin Chris DeCinti came in first in 15:21 to break Knight John Wendel’s record of 15:22 set in 1981. Meyers Andy Krawczeniuk placed second in 15:51 but the Knights edged Coughlin 26-29 and took Meyers 27-28 to up their record to 15-1 and hold second place in the Wyoming Valley Conference just one game behind the Pittston Patriots. The Knights only loss was to Pittston in the opening meet of the season. Dave Janiczek of Lake-Lehman finished third in 15:58, Coughlin’s Charles Conkoin placed fourth with 16:10 and John Rosencrans came in fifth for Lake-Lehman with a time of 16:22. Other results were Joe Bedwick (M) 16:37; Dave Radomski (LL) 16:38; Jim Harris (M) 16:48; Bob McFadden (M) 16:56; Steve Myku- lyn (C) 17:09; Steve Kazmierski (LL) 17:10;Dave Henninger (LL) 17:24; DaleDesoye (M) 17:33; D. Serafin (C) 17:36; and Pat .0’Con- nell (M) 17:48. The Knights will be aiming as a qualifier to states at the District competition scheduled for Thurs- day, Oct. 25, at Frances Slocum Park. The first event will be at 1 p.m. for the girls AA teams, fol- lowed by the boys AA runners at 1:40. Lake-Lehman and Dallas girls are in Division AA as are the Lake- Lehman boys cross country run- ners. Dallas Mountaineers are in the Division AAA which will begin at 3:15 p.m. In Division AA, the top team and the next four individual winners will qualify for the state competition in both the boys and girls class. The top two teams and the next seven individual place winners will qualify in Division AAA. The Dallas Varsity Cheerleaders will journey to Penn State Univer- sity, State College, on Saturday, Oct. 27, to compete in the National High School Cheerleading Champi- onship Eastern Regionals. Winners in this event will advance to the finals held on March 2-3 at Sea World, Orlando, Fla. which are nationally televised on ESPN. The 1984-85 Dallas squad brought home the first place trophy from the Universal Cheerleading Camp for their presentation set to music. They were also awarded 15 ribbons ranging from excellent to superior, for their performance at the camp, during their three day stay, this past summer. ALBERT WILLIAMS Albert H. Williams, Jr., 62, of 44 Main St., Dallas, died Oct. 18 at home, following a heart attack. Surviving are his sons, Harold and Albert III, Kingston, mother, Mrs. Edith Williams, Wilkes-Barre; sister, Mrs. Robert Moran, Wilkes- Barre. Funeral was held Oct. 22 from the Harold C. Snowdon Funeral Home, Kingston, with the Rev. David Mali- nowski, pastor of East End Primi- tive Methodist Church, officiating. Interment, Mount Greenwood Ceme- tery, Trucksville. GLENN SPENCER Glenn H. Spencer, 71, of RD 1, Idetown, Dallas, died Oct. 21 in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kings- ton. Surviving are his wife, the former Doris Rogers; daughter, Mrs. Sharon Wallace, Shavertown; three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held today at 11 aim. from the Curtis L. Swanson Funeral Home, corner of Routes 29 and 118, Pikes Creek. The Rev. Michael Shambora, pastor of the Idetown United Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Idetown Cemetery. WALBRIDGE LEINTHALL Walbridge ‘E. Leinthall, 70, of Harveys Lake, died Oct. 18 in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Surviving are his wife, the former Hilda Allen; daughters, Mrs. Sharon Link, Harveys Lake; Mrs. Terri Marinello, ‘Fairfax, Va.; brother, Franklin, New York, N.Y.; sister, Mrs. Pauline Keim, Rock Island, IIL; ‘three grandsons. A memorial service was held Oct. 21 from the Alderson United Meth- odist Church, Harveys Lake, with the Rev. W. William Kennard offici- ating. JOSEPHINE GOSART Mrs. Josephine M. (Ginger) Gosart, 60, of Shawanese, Harveys Lake, died Oct. 17 in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital following a pro- longed illness. Surviving are her husband, Arthur; daughter, Mrs. Donna Sanders, Berwick; brother, Stanley Padalski, Colorado Springs, Colo; sisters, Mrs. Irene Kaminski, Glen Lyon; Mrs. Hedwig McNeice, Roch- Swoyersville; two grandchildren. Funeral was held Oct. 20 from the Richard H. Disque Funeral Home, Dallas, with a Mass of Christian Burial, in Our Lady of Victory Church, Harveys Lake. Interment, Chapel Lawn Memorial Park, Dallas. FRANK YABLONSKI Frank Yablonski, 67, of William St., Dallas, died Oct. 18 in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kingston. ' Surviving are his wife, the former Julia Dominick; daughters, Mrs. Shirley Cave, and Mrs. Karen Rit- tenhouse, both of Dallas; brothers, Chester, Wyoming, Peter, Kingston; Bernard, Tunkhannock; sisters, Hughes and Mrs. Wanda Pietrac- cini, all of Dallas; Mrs. Leona Lutz, Courtdale; Mrs. Natalie Perlowski and Mrs. Rose Kalish, both of Prin- gle; seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held Oct. 20 from the Richard H. Disque Funeral Home, Dallas, with the Rev. Jerome J. Purta, of Sacred Heart Church in Luzerne, officiat- ing. Interment, Chapel Lawn Meme- morial Park, Dallas. ANN PLEISS Mrs. Ann E. Pleiss, of 123 Perrin Ave., Shavertown, died Oct. 17 at home. Surviving are her brother, Ste- phen Stolarick, Shavertown; and sister, Mrs. Katherine Disque, Dallas. Funeral services were held Oct. 22 from the Richard H. Disque Funeral Home, Dallas, with the Rev. Michael Shambora, pastor of the Lehman United Methodist Church, ofbiciating. Interment, St. Stephen’sCemetery, Lehman. RAYMOND GREGORY Raymond G. Gregory, 60, of RD 2, Benton, died Oct. 27 in Veterans Administration Medical Center, Plains Township, where he had been a patient for three weeks. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary L. Sobers; children, Raymond G., Jr., Bloomsburg, RD 2; ‘Mrs. James Ippolito, Tenafly, N.J.; Steven T. Benton, RD 2; Mrs. Charles J. Downs, Catawissa; seven grandchildren. Funeral was held Oct. 20 from the Dean W, Kriner Inc. Funeral Home, Benton, with the Rev. David- D. Plank, pastor of the Benton United Methodist Church, officiating. Inter- ment, St. Gabriel's Cemetery, Benton. DONALD HARGRAVE * A Donald Hargrave Jr., infant-son | of Donald and Brenda "Smith Har- grave, Box 35, RD 6, Dallas, Ged Oct. 17 at home. Surviving in addition to his, par Le ents are paternal grandmother, Mrs. Priscilla Hargrave; - and maternal grandparents, Jeanette and Bernard Smith Jr. Funeral services were held Qct. i 18 from the Memorial Shrine A Chapel, Carverton. 5 WILLIAM MILLER hi William R. Miller, 61, of 36. Hill- crest Drive, New Goss Manor, Dallas, died Oct. 16 in Nesbitt i Memorial Hospital, Kingston, "Spon Sa admission, Wn Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Ruth Cope Miller, Wilkes-Barre; his wife, the former Gloria Robefts; 23 son, William R., New Rochelle, 4 N. Y.; daughter, Jane, at home; brothers, Robert, Milton; John, Wilkes-Barre; sisters, Mrs. 'Mation Rinehimer, Mountaintop; and Mildred Common, Reading. : Funeral services were held Oct. 19 from the M.S. Frederick and Sons Funeral Home, Forty Fort with the Rev. Andrew Pillarella of | the Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Dallas, officiating. Inter- ment, ‘Hanover Green Cometiey. Hanover Township. oe Sally Shea and Carole Ertley, both of Dallas Dallas, are helping to coordinate Wyoming Seminary Lower School’s second annual “Sports Equipment Sale’ scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Forty Fort school. This fund-raising event, sponsored by the Lower School Parents’ Asso- 3 = 2 & * % ciation, will feature the sale of tennis rackets, ski equipment, ice ment, basketballs and other used sporting goods and clothing which have been donated by parents at the school. i The public is invited to this event. a mation. 3 date. 3 4 S FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE October 10, 1984, considered and read Ordinance 1984-8 for the first reading. Due to the length of Ordinance 1984-8 the entire ordinance is not published here but is available for public review at the Kingston Township Municipal Building, 11 Carverton Road, Trucksville, PA 18708 Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m, to 4:30 p.m. The ordinance will be considered for adoption on November 14, 1984 at 8 p.m KINGSTON | TOWNSHIP ORDI- NANCE 1984-8 An ordinance amending the zoning ordinance of Kingston Township enacted January 1974 changing the zoning classifica- tion of property owned by Stan- ley and Joyce Hilstolsky, et al along Old Main Road, Shaver: town, PA from C-1 to B-2 For the Kingston Township Board of Supervisors Mark A. Kunkie Secretary 41-1-P LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the Dallas Area Municipal Authority that the following amendments to their Rates, Rules and Regu- lations will become effective January 1, 1985. 1. Section 701. The sewer rent in respect to a New Con- nection Unit shall be payable and, collected from the Property Owner starting from, whichever comes first, the date of occu- pancy, sixty (60) days from the date of connection to an exist- ing service lateral or sixty (60) days from the date of instalia- tion of a new service lateral 2. The interest rate will be increased from 6 percent per annum to 10 percent per annum on sewer rentals. 3. The 2 percent yearly dis- count will ‘be increased to a 5 percent discount for those cus- tomers paying the yearly sewer rental in advance Kenneth N. Rogers, Secretary Dallas Area Municipal Authority 41-1-P LEGAL NOTICE The Kingston Township Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, October, 10, 11984, passed on first reading Kingston Township Ordinance 1984-5. On Novem- ber 14, 1984 the Kingston Board of Supervisors will consider Ordi- nance 1984-5 for passage. Due to the length of the Ordinance only the litle caption will be published, the entire ordinance is available for review at the Kingston Township Municipal Building, 11 Carverton Road, Trucksville, 'PA 18708 Monda through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:3 p.m. KINGSTON TOWNSHIP ORDI- NANCE 1984-5 An ordinance declaring Ather- holt Drive as a Public Roadway in the Township of Kingston For the Kingston Township Board of Supervisors Mark A. Kunkie Secretary P LEGAL NOTICE The Kingston Township Board of Supervisors, on Wednesday, 4141- the first reading of Ordinance No. 1984-6. Due to the length of the ordinance only the title caption will be published, a complete copy may be reviewed at Kingston Township Municipal Building, 11 Carverton Road, Trucksville, PA Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The final reading will be con- ducted on November 14, 1984 at 8 p.m. KINGSTON TOWNSHIP ORDI- NANCE 1984-6 An ordinance laying out and opening of a portion of Taminini Drive, a portion of Alfred Road, and Timothy Road; all being within the subdivision plan of Sunrise Estates, Situate in Mark A. Kunkle Secretary 41-1-P LEGAL NOTICE The Kingston Township Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, October 10, 1984, conducted the first reading of Ordinance 1984-7. Ordinance 1984-7 will be considered for final adoption on November 14, 1984 at 8 p.m. in the Kingston Township Municipal Building, 11 Carverton Road, Trucksville, PA. KINGSTON TOWNSHIP ORDI- NANCE 1984-7 WHEREAS, it is desired to amend the zoning ordinance of Kingston Township enacted Jan- vary, 1974, in order to confirm the action of the Board of Supervisors of Kingston Town- ship in which the below- described premises were changed from an OS zone to an R-3 district. NOW, THEREFORE, Board of Supervisors of Kingston Township does hereby enact and ordain the following ordi- nance pursuant to its full and complete powers of local self- government as is or may be in the future possible under the the Constitution and laws of the Commonwaalt th of Pennsylvania and The Home Rule Charter of the Township Kingston, which is cited as ''The Second Class Township Code’'; as prepared in accordance with the Home Rule Charter and Optional Plans Law, Act 62 of 1972 of the Common- wealth of Pennsylvania, effective January 1st, 1976; and, in addi- tion, to those powers vested in the Township of Kingston, a Home Rule entity, not denied to it by said Constitution and laws of Pennsylvania and by its Charter, and, further pursuant to Article IX of the zoning ordi- nance of Kingston Township. SECTION 1. The Official Zoning Map of the Township of Kingston is hereby amended to change the below-described premises from an OS zone dis- trict to an R-3 zone district. SECTION 2. The premises hereby changed from an OS district to an R-3 district are described more fully in Schedule “A’", which is attached hereto, made a part hereof, and incor- porated herein by specific refer- ence made thereto. SECTION 3. The premises described in Schedule 'A’" are depicted in a certain map pre- gared bo Stanley W. Sowa, Jr., mith Miller and Associates, dated July 13th, 19883, which is attached hereto as Schedule ‘‘B"" made a part hereof, and incorporated herein by specific reference made thereto. the For the Kingston Township Board of Supervisors Mark A. Kunkle Secretary 41-1-P Hoover Upwright Vacuum Cleaner with all attachments, $20; boys 10 speed bike 24", $30; diningroom chandelier, black wrought iron, 5 amber glass shades $15. 696- 3640. 38-tfn-P Electrophone Stereo with table, AM-FM radio, 8 track, 4 speed records, 2 separate speakers $25. 696- 3640. 38-tfn-P Firewood must be cut, reasonable. 836-5337 or 675-0411. 39-4-P Baby Swing Exc. cond., asking $10; Autoharp, exc. cond. $40 or best offer. 283- 0431 before 3 p.m. Women’s Clothing-- Quality name brands, exc. cond. Sizes 10 to 14, over 100 selections. None over $10. Values up to $75. Call for appt. 825-5970 or 283-1018. 35-tfn-P Firewood Oak wood, split, $60 cord picked up. 696-3758. 35-8-P Large Shenandoah Wood Stove good cond. includes pipe; 2 asbestos boards, sheet metal $200. Call 675- 4578. 35-tfin-P Lt. Green Shag Rug-- 10x13’, exc. cond. $100. 675-2753. 35-tin- P Used Restaurant Equipment--fryer, freezer, grills etc. frigidaire and ice machine, furnace and woodburner. 824-6444. 35-tfn-P Whirlpool Gas Dryer heavy duty, avocado, 3 cycle, 5 temp., exc. cond. $150; Sunbeam humidifier, 10 gal. capacity, 2 spd. with humidity control $50. 288-2174 or 696-4250. 39-tfn-P Hunting & Gun Books 696-1474. 40-tfn-P 9 Pc. French Provincial Diningroom Set $700; service for 12 Bavarian China $450; nurses white uniform sizes 10 and 12, $5. ea.; 288-0932. 41-tfn-P Hardwood Fireplace or Woodburner Logs cut to order. Lake Catalpa Tree Farm, 675- 4452 or 639-5492. 40-7- P Mountain Bicycle Trek Model 830. Front and rear Pannier Racks, many extras, 2 mos. old. $275. firm. 823- 0105. 38-tfn-P Mita 900D Copier $350. 639-1418. Ornamental Evergreen Transplants or Christmas trees wholesale or retail; Douglas Fir, Blue Spruce, Austrian and Catalpa Tree Farm 675- 4452 or 639-5492. Table with 2 leaves and 4 chairs; antique platform rocker, bedroom rocker and Harvard metal bed frames. Call 675-0219 between 5 and 7 p.m. 26-tfn-P Wheel Horse A 800 Ranger tractor 675- 3194, 26-tfn-P Homemade Doll Clothes--for Barbie and Cabbage Patch dolls. Also do alterations. Call 678-7234 every day except Wednesday. 35- tfn-P Free Standing Fireplace round, chimney ducting included, $100; 2 CB radios, $15 and $20; Original equipment, 1980 Ford T Bird, Am- FM stereo radio, $45; Electric train set, Marx, = 027, 15 yrs. old, in original box, $25. Call 675-3912 after 6 p.m. 35-tfn-P Swimming Pool 4'x27’ round, all accessories; plus dock. 288-1643. 35-tfn-P Wire Fence, 4’ high, 330 feet, $50. More fence to sell. 675-2920. 35-tfn-P Baby Grand Piano Must play to appreciate. Asking $1,000 or best offer. 287-4846. 35-tfn-P Men’s or Boy’s Schwinn Bike--10 speed; good cond. $60. 823-0710. 35-tfn-P 25 Piece Nativity Set-- French mat, gold and rhinestones. 693-3322. 35-tfn-P Sears Men’s Ice Skates Brand new, size 11, $12; majorette boots, size 8, $8. 288- 3321. 35-tfn-P Full Length Black Persian Lamb Coat-- Size 20, exc. cond. $350. 288-3321. 35-tfn- E ‘ Rust Colored Suede Jacket fur lining. Very warm, size 10, value $95 will sell for $55." 825-5970 or 283-1018. 35-tfn-P Color TV-RCA 25" floor model, $125. Call 639-1161. 39-tfn-P Girls Bike 20 inch. good cond. $35. Call 333-4551. 40-tfn-P 4 Pc. Set Lady Baltimore Luggage, light green, slightly damaged. 696-1434. Couch & Matching Chair; 9x12 rug, like new $500; also print chair like new $70. 696- 3254 after'5 p.m. 25- tfn-P Moped Exc. cond. $400. Call 675-0480. 2 New Yale Security Dead Bolts for exterior doors. Will install for only $75. 639-2371. Twin Head Boards & Framework white Provincial $70; dark wood coffee table $25; portable RCA 19" color TV, needs some repairs $50; Early American livingroom chair $10. 288-1506. 25-tfn-P 7000 BTU Air Conditioner $100. 5000 BTU Air Conditioner $25. 19" color TV Zenith $75, 17!" Zenith color TV $75. 283-2101. 32-tfn-P. Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner with all attachments, Blessed Virgin Statue. 693-3322. ‘Girls Bedroom, exc. cond. and value, white dresser with mirror, night stand, desk, $175. 675-4033. 34-tin-P School Clothing, all sizes, jeans, shoes, sneakers and much more. Very reasonable 288-4376. 34-tfn-P 2 Wood Stoves exc. cond. $50 ea.; 40 channel CB with antenna, $20. 333- 4083. 34-tin-P Stereo Record Player, AM-FM radio, tape player, 4 speakers. Asking $225. 675-1725. 2 Ross Boys Bikes 26’ wheel, 17%2 frame. Coaster brakes, orig. tires. Practically new, $60 ea. Call after 5 p.m. 693-0156. 39-tfn-P Combination Bench- Table very unique, back turns up for table, down forbench, 48 inches long, sturdy, well made, nice enough to used indoors.Only $65. 696- 2339. 39-tfn-P 3 Pc. Livingroom Suite good cond. orange, green and gold. Asking $300. 696-2638 after 2 p.m. 39-tfn-P 260,000 BTU Hot Water Furnace can be used to heat large single or double block. Good cond. $400. 825-8355 from 7-10 p.m. 33-tfn-P Werlitzer Spinet Organ. Double key board, rythm section and cassette player. Excellent Cond. 288- 3102. 32-tfn-P. Fisher Mama Bear Wood Stove Very good condition, $275. 333- 4540. 32-tfn-P. Brownie Uniform, blouse jumper, slax, belt, etc., size 12 like new, also good-quality name brand girls clothing, sizes 4-14 and teen sizes. Majorette boots and saddle shoes. ©all anytime 696-3969 Single White Provincial 4 Poster Bed $75; Box spring and mattress $100. 696-4937 after 6 p.m. 1 Electric Dryer and 1- 9 cycle washer, $250. must buy both; 1 FTE Ceiling Heater used only 2 mos. Thermostatically controlled, 220 volts, 5KW $140. 824-0255 between 2 and 6 p.m. Ya H.P. Furnace Air Circulating Motor $18.; 3 furnace oil burner motors GE and Delco, $10 ea.; 1 Goulds Stainles Steel automatic submersible pump one third h.p., 115 volts, 1735 r.p.m’s, 18 ft. head 1%" discharge $85. 824- 0255 between 2 and 6 p.m. 36-tfn-P ¥2 h.p. Delco Washer Motor 1140-1725 r.p.m. continuous thermostatically protected $25; 1 spin and 1 clutch elenoids for Speed Queen Washers $10. ea.; 3-%4" drill motors, $7. ea. 824-0255 between 2 and 6 p.m. 36-tfn-P Snow Tires 175-80 R13 MS, 1 Summit 2 plus 2 S7814; 1 Bridgestone Blackwall 714. 477- 2319. 36-tfn-P Crockpot, roasting pans, Mr. Coffee, dishes, other household items, flower pots and planters. call 675-3005 after 3 p.m. 32-tfn-P. FOR SALE For your convenience, we can provide. | a confidential box number to hold da i i FOR SALE New Modern Platform Queen Size Bed, dresser, night table; Mediterranean bedroom suit; living room suite; cedar chest. 287-4869. 30-tfn-P Upsy Cup Playpen infant seat, bathtub, high chair, carrier, boys clothing newborn to 18 mos., 4 drawer changer. Negotiable 298-2347. 30-tfn-P Maternity Clothes summer and winter, size 11-12; $2.50 to $7.00; baby clothes, infant to toddler $1.00 to $10. Some hew items, others all good cond. 298- 2347. 30-tfn-P Wet and Dry Vac $25; Dehumidifier $30., back- to-school clothes, $1. ea. 12 yr. old and up; white metal base cabinet $20. 639-2415. 31-tfn-P 12 Tonka Toys Good cond. New: pinch pleated curtain, 125" across and 84’ long, $15. 288-0932. 31-tin-P Full Size Mattress & Box Spring. Exc. cond. call evenings 675-1675. 31-tfn-P 1 Metal Bed free mattress $35; large modern dresser, 12 drawers, $40; 3 old fashined dressers, $35, $40; dressing table with mirror $15; 1 rockergreen upholstered $15. Call 256-3029 after 9, daytime Sat. & Sun. 31-tfn-P Scandia Woodburner 2 aluminum storm doors with glass louvres $60 for both; 1 aluminum screen door, $20. 675- 2168. 31-tfn-P Boys 10 speed Schwinn bicycle $45. 779-3683. 32-tfn-P. complete with dresser and night stand $250. after 4 p.m. call 696- 3007. 32-tfn-P. Air Conditioner for Volvo GE Garbage Disposal. 696-2052. 32- tin-P. Zenith color TV, very good cond., stand size refrigerator, exc. cond., $35. 675-8238 after 6 p.m. 32-tfn-P Ar Old fashioned solid oak porch swing and picnic table. 639-2371. 32-tfn-P. New! One Left! Texas Instrument Peripheral System. Includes expansion box, disc 32K Memory Card and TI WRITER. Other items also available. $449.95 firm. 829-3869. 33-tfn-P Wheel Chair Ramp 16’ long, 3’ wide with railings, all wood neve used. 287-1937. 33-tfn- P New Ti 994A Computer $59.95; TI Micro soft multi plan logo RS232; RCA 12" black and white TV $69.95. 829-3869. 39- tfn-P Early American Console Admiral Color TV 26", very good cond. $100. 823-1645. 39-tfn-P 12x15 Rug very good cond., gray background, floral design, stair carpet and pad $95. 675-3194. 39-tfn-P Ashley Stove with blower, combination wood and coal. Used 4 mos. 24’ firebox. 675- 3252. 39-tfn-P Going South Ladies winter coats, size 12- 14, $5 ea.; heavy pull over and coat sweaters, $1-$3.50 both mens and ladies; Large wet and dry vacuum cleaners $25; assorted aluminum pots and pans .50- $5.00; footbath and massager, new $5.00. Childrens clothes and shoes. 639-2415. 39- tfn-P 16 Cu. Ft. General Electric Upright Freezer in very good cond. $200 or best offer. 675-5801. 41-tfn-P Blue Cobalt & Chinese Dishes; Admiral 25" color TV; console radio and record player; Bittersweet sprays and plants. 675-3057. 41- tfn-P 3 Pc. French Provincial Livingroom Set $75; 2 kitchen tables & chairs, $20; 2 rugs, $50 ea. 675-0281 between 6 & 8 p.m. 41- 4 Pc. Brushed Dark, Brown Velvet % Sectional $150; new « cane-backed tufted = © velvet bench $100; 18 chiming wall clock, $55; stereo console w- ¢ casette 8 track player : and recorder $115; # diningroom table and 4. chairs, $50; 4 Hummek bells $325; 4 Hummel + plates $325. 675-44717 o 28-tfn-P H78-15, $50 set; gas Kenmore dryer, 22,000: homemade table for = sewing machine, 2 drop leafs and drawser $30.+ 822-9941. 28-tfn-P 3 Pc. Livingroom Suite good cond. Ideal for 2 hunting cabin $100. od 675-0345. 28-tfn-P 2 2 Twin Beds White © $70; 19'’ RCA portable; color TV, needs some * repair $75; dark wood u coffee table $20; livingroom chair $10. 288-1506. 28-tin-P Remington China Base Lamp white and gold rim, 24" tall, 100 » percent perfect, cost. $125 will sell for $35; RT print velvet, $60; dishes, vases and _ - glassware. 283-1732. 28-tfn-P 2 Genuine Mahagony Grandfathers Clock: with chimes, perfect . cond. Call 655-1376 - after 5 p.m. 28-tfn-P Blackberries Bring baskets and pick 50c qt.; red raspberry & blackberry plants 50c ea.; blue spruce trees, | 50c ea.; white dogwood, chestnut trees $2 ea. 0733057. 29-tfn-P 20” Roadmaster Convertible Bicycle $30; 24" Huffy bicycle $20. 639-1990. 29-tin-P 3 Wooden Chairs, 3 folding chairs, Kero-Sun heater, Coalman stove, THERE EE RW RACER ES we wd NA 22 RRR antique maple dresser, « manual typewriter 696- r 2068. 29-tfn-P ¥ 7 security bars. Orig. $49.95. Now $30. ~. © 2371. 82-tfn-P.
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