Calendar
Events
THE AMERICAN HEART ASSO-
CIATION, Northeast Pa. Chapter,
will be sponsoring the Fifth Annual
“Heart Day” on Saturday, Feb. 9,
at the Wyoming Valley Mall, from
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Scheduled activities for the day
include CPR demonstrations, Blood
Heart Rhythm Strips, American
Heart Association ifnromation,
Visual Program Slide Showcase,
Balloon Sale to benefit the Ameri-
can Heart ASsociation, and Aerobic
Dance and Jump Rope for Heart
Demonstrations.
Call the American Heart Associa-
tion, Northeast Pa. Chapter, 71
North Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre at
822-6247, for further information.
THE EVANS FALLS PTA
announces it will hold a Spring
Fling Fun Day on Saturday, March
16 at Evans Falls Elementary
School from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
school is located on Rt. 309, South of
Tunkhannock. Plans are being
made to hold a craft show and
bazaar with spaces available for 30
exhibitors. There will be games and
prizes, refreshments and a bake
sale. The day long event will have
fun for the whole family. For more
information call: 836-4936.
Courses
Misericordia will also offer two
credit-gree courses on quilting.
‘‘Applique Pillow Top” will run for
four consecutive Thursday even-
ings, 7 to 9 p.m., beginning Feb. 7.
Participants will each complete a
quilted pillow cover.
“Quilting for Young People” is
open to children, ages 10-16. It will
be held on four consecutive Satur-
day mornings beginning Feb. 16.
According to Ennis, quilting is an
old craft which has developed over
the years into an art. It can be
enjoyed by both the indivudual and
the social group.
“My quilt becomes something I
can hand down to my children,
something which will last longer
than I will,”’ Ennis.
For further information and regis-
tration, contact the college’s Office
of Special Programs at 675-2181, ext.
331.
Dallas School District Acting
Superintendent, Gerald Wycalis, has
indicated that 97 students in the
district will qualify for remedial
instruction as a result of the compe-
tency tests taken earlier this year
by: the district’s third, fifth, and
eighth graders, of these 97 students,
45 students will be participating in
both the Math and Reading Reme-
dial Programs. TELLS (Testing for
Essential Learning and Literacy
Skills) measures a student’s
achievement in reading and mathe-
matics.
The TELLS program is a major
component of Govenor Dick Thorn-
burgh’s ‘Turning the Tide: An
Agenda for Excellence in Pennsyl-
vania Public Schools,” which was
announced last year. Statewide,
more than 353,000 public school stu-
dents and 75,000 nonpublic school
students took the tests in October.
2 Pc. Livingroom Set
cut velvet with
occasional chair.
Complete Hollywood
bed, full size, on rollers.
Mahogany headboard.
288-2563. 49-tfn-P
‘Speed Queen Gas
Dryer heavy duty,
stainless steel interior,
white; Gas hot water
heater-Rudd-30 gal.
Both like new (moving)
Call 287-7525. 43-tfn-P
Insulation Owens-
Corning R-19 faced
fiberglass insulation.
$13.25 per roll. 20 rolls
.~ available. Call 825-9023
after 8 p.m. 47-tfn-P
Have Two Wood
Burners Must sell one.
Shenadoah R-76 with
cabinet $225; or Alaska
Kodiak $225. 823-0710.
Boxes, Moving
Cartons. Various sizes.
Low price. 675-5785.
52-tfn-P
2 BF Goodrich Steel
Belted Radial Tires
185-70 R14's $35 each.
639-1560 ask for Ron.
1-tfn-P
Brand New Security
Dead Bolt Yale Lock.
Will install for $30. 639-
2371. 1-tfn-P
Trailer--4’x7' removable
sides. Ideal for hauling
wood, A-1 cond. $385.
675-0551. 48-tfn-P
Sectional Gold Satin
Sofa, $800; marble-
topped end tables, $150
ea.; 2 lamps at $125.
ea.; gold electric wall
fixture with 5 candles
and black drops, $135.
Call 822-2502. 52-tfn-P
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
16 Cu. Ft. General
Electric Upright
Freezer in very good
cond. $200 or best
offer. 675-5801. 41-tfn-P
Ceramic Tiles 5 cents
ea.; 1 Volkswagon snow
tire, $25; 1 Pittston coal
stove, $125; 2 dart
boards, 1 old ice cream
freezer. 639-5563. 43-
tfn-P
Conn Organ 2
keybords with pedals,
perfect for lessons, sold
new for over $1500.
Good cond. $225. 675-
4911. 47-tfn-P
Kal Diagnostic
Machine used few
times. Brand new on
cart. Must see to
appreciate. Paid $2400,
will sell for $1500. Call
287-2520. Ask for Bob.
51-tfn-P
Brunswick Slate
Bumper Pool Table.
New cond. 3'x5'.
Leather grain top.
Converts to diningtable.
Cost $600, will sell for
$350. 675-1886. 49-tfn-
P
Bear Crafter Ski Rack
SR-11, holds 4 pair of
skies, with lock. Almost
new $55. Ask for Ron,
639-1560. 1-tfn-P
Royal Electric
Portable Typewriter
'84 model, new,
Camera 35 MM,
Haminex, used. 735-
8899. 47-tfn-P
6 Ft. Stainless
Aluminum X-mas Tree
with color wheel $15.
675-3514. 47-tfn-P
Firewood--Seasoned
477-5361. 52-12-P
Stained Glass
Chandelier Amber;
ruby & gold hand
leaded, $25. 675-2261.
48-tfn-P
Kitchen Cabinets
17" top cabinets, 12’
bottom cabinets, L-
shaped kitchen includes
GE stove with self
cleaning oven and
matching hood, Hot
Point dishwasher and
25'' Kohler sink. 693-
3637 or 693-0137. 48-
tfn-P
Love Seat wheat
pattern, light beige &
brown, traditional, new
693-3252. 47-tfn-P
2 CP Air Tools, Air
hammer and gun, like
brand new. Paid $520
for both will sell both for
$300. Call 287-2520,
ask for Bob. 51-tfn-P
Almost New Maternity
Dresses Size large.
283-0431. 43-tfn-P
Pr F78x15” Steel
Belted Snow Tires
mounted on Chrysler
wheels, also fit
American Motors, less
than 150 miles $75.
firm; 8-speed Osterizer
mixer, 5 cup stainless
steel container, $12;
Pro 250 2 speed hair
dryer $5.; hand
operated meat slicer
like new $20. Roger
semi-automatic CO2
cartridge 100 shot
pistol-new, boxed $25.
696-2542. 47-tfn-P
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted in the Estate of Margart
Larmouth, deceased, late of
Franklin Township, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, who died
November 1, 1984. All persons
indebted to said Estate are
requested to make payment and
those having claims or demands
to present the same without
delay to William J. Larmouth
and William David Larmouth,
Executors, Box 32A, R.D. 3,
Wyoming, Pennsylvania 18644,
or their attorney.
Jarrett W. Jennings, Esq.
19 Exeter Avenue
West Pittston, PA 18643
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LEGAL NOTICE
The Dallas Township Zoning
Hearing Board will hold a public
meeting February 19, 1985 at
7:30 P.M. in the Dallas Town-
ship Municipal Building, Rte.
309. Dallas, Pa. to hear the
appeal of George Hanadel, Box
348A. RD 3, Dallas, Pa. 18612
for a Special Exception from
Section 4.02 of the Dallas Town-
ship Zoning Ordinance. proneity
is zone A - 1 and located 0
Lower Demunds Road.
Leonard Kozick
Zoning Officer
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters Testamentary have
been granted in the Estate of
Stella Karwoski. late of the City
of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvnaia, who died
on November 29, 1984. All
persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make payment
and those having claims or
demands to present the same
without delay to William J. Wal-
lace. Executor, c-0 John E.
Esqure, Morris &
65 West South
Pennsyl-
Morris, Il,
Shucosky,
Street, ilkes-Barre,
vania 18701.
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary have been
ranted in the Estate of Rae E
oberts. late of the City of
Wilkes-Barre, who died Decem-
ber 25. 1984, to Jane Oliver,
Individual. Co-Executor and First
Eastern Bank, N.A., Co-Execu-
tor. 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
Co-Executors c-o Morris & Shu-
cosky. 65 West South Street,
Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania
18701.
1-3-P.
LEGAL NOTICE
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While all third, fifth and eighth
grade students in public schools
were required to take the tets,
participation by nonpublic schools
was voluntary.
The tests showed that among 152
third grade students who took the
reading tests, 82 percent exceeded
the cutoff score of 29 correct
answers out of 52 questions. For
third grade mathematics, 88 percent
exceeded the cutoff score of 39 out
of 63 questions.
Among 187 fifth grade students
taking the reading test, 92 percent
exceeded the cutoff score of 37 out
of 65 questions. For the fifth grade
mathematics test, 79 percent of the
fifth graders exceeded the cutoff
score of 40 correct answers out of 66
questions.
Among 263 eighth grade students
taking the reading test, 83 percent
exceeded the cutoff score of 46 out
of 76 questions. On the mathematics
test, 86 percent of the eighth grad-
ers exceeded the cutoff score of 40
correct answers out of 78 questions.
Wycallis stated that although stu-
dents enrolled in some specail edu-
cation classes took the tests, their
scores were not included in the
results he released. Those students,
he said, receive appropriate serv-
ices through their individual educa-
tion programs (IEP’s). TELLS test
data for exceptional students pro-
vide additional information for
developing IEP’s.
“The next step,” Wyecallis said,
“is to design remedial instruction
programs for the regular students
who were identified by the TELLS
tests.” He noted, however, in pass-
ing this year’s state budget, the
General Assembly appropriated
funds for remedial instruction fol-
lowing the TELLS tests. The legisla-
ture distributed $17 million of those
funds among the state’s 501 school
districts with the Dallas School Dis-
trict being alloted $15,871. Those
funds are designated for remedia-
tion related activities and other
efforts to improve instruction.
Another $7 million will be distrib-
uted on the basis of the test results.
The school district’s plan for
remedial instruction is being pre-
pared and remedial instruction is
scheduled to begin during the
second semester. Within the next
week, schools will send individual
student’s scores home with each
child. Parents should be watching
for reports and should contact the
principal of theri child’s school if
they have any questions about the
scores.
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zoning variance on property
located at 42 Mill St., Dallas
Borough.
Susie Stine
Secretary
Zoning Board
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Articles of Incorporation
have been filed and approved
with the Department of State,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on
January 17, 1985, for the pur-
e of obtaining a Certificate of
incorporation pursuant to the
provisions of th Business Corpo-
ration Law approved May 5,
1933, as amended, for the
incorporation of UPCON, INC.
The purposes of which are to
have unlimited power to engage
in and do any lawful act con-
cerning any and all lawful busi-
ness for which corporations may
be incorporated under the Busi-
ness Corporation Law.
OVER 600 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
TWO LOCATIONS
ATT CEA
~ TAYLOR/OLD FORGE, PA.
Rey. TE L118
Glen G. Yanik, Esquire
HOURIGAN, KLUGER, SPOH-
RER & QUINN, P.C.
700 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701
3-1-P.
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