Two weeks of bowling in the
Idetown Compact League had Aries
‘taking four from the Capris and
dividing 2-2 with the Camaros. Cita-
‘tions shut out the Camaros and split
2-2 with the Capris. LaBarons
dropped three points to the Fire-
‘birds but blanked the Pintos. The
Pintos took three from the Corvettes
who also divided equally with the
Firebirds.
Hitting good scores were A. Stogo-
ski 181, C. Williams, 539-557, A.
Edwards 551, S. Mathers 181, C.
Doty 192 (477), 181 (502), J. Berti
503, A. Edwards 523. Making some
difficult splits were Marilyn Morris
1-2-4-10; Jack Thomas 6-7-10; and
Helen Dickinson 4-7-10.
In the Back Mountain Church
League, the week of Feb. 20 Orange
A took all from Trucksville C and
Trucksville B took four from Shav-
ertown A. Carverton A picked up
three points from Maple Grove
while East Dallas took three from
Shavertown B. Carverton B copped
three from Dallas A. The week
before Shavertown B blanked
Sharvertown A while Trucksville B
picked up three from Orange.
Trucksville C made it three. over
East Dallas.
High scorers were D. Wright 551,
223-225 (611); C. Kazokas 224 (573),
(554); J. Cobleigh 561; 531; R.
Witkowski 551; Glen Mazur 545, 225-
201 (601); G. Kohli 513, 549; S.
three from Darla. Spanky copped
three from Alfalfa and Stymie and
Waldo divided 2-2. T. Haggerty
rolled 554 and M. Carkhuff hit 212
(534) for Waldo. D. Jenkins posted
172 (480) for Stymie.
The week before Waldo blanked
Alfalfa led by D. Bevan’s 513.
Nancy Daney rolled 181 (478) for
Alfalfa. Spanky took three from
Porky while Lee Isaac’s 518 led
Stymie to three from Buckwheat.
Darla picked up three from
Wheezer whose high man was D.
Jenkins with 506.
In Bonomo’s Mixed League D.
Prynn’s 212 (559) paced Halfbreeds
to three points from Ghost Busters.
Nobody’s copped three from the A
Team sparked by Ray Kutz’s 521.
Larry Lavelle gave A Team 528.
Prynn rolled 215 (587) the previous
week to aid the Halfbreeds in taking
three from the A Team. N. Ide
added 192. Lavelle rolled 547 for the
losing five. Nobody’s made it three
from the Ghost Busters.
Franklin’s took four from Tom
Reese aided by R. Gula’s 191 in the
Bowlerettes League while C.
Badman rolled 175 for the Reese
team. Brent Long chalked up three
points from Hoagie Bar with N.
Moser toppling pins for 179-194
(527).
In the Imperialette League Sca-
vone Motors and Lombardo Bakery
tied for first place when the bakery
team took three from Scavone. S.
Johnson set the pace for the winning
five with 192-170 (488). Humphrey’s
Apparel earned three from Hoof 'N
Paw with nobody hitting high
scores. Jean Shop 'picked up three
from Mahaffey Oil.
G. Mazer’s 224 (566), R. Bonomo’s
544 and B. Mazer’s 534 helped Sweet
Valley Outfitters shut out Bermudas
in Bonomo’s Major League. Back
Mt. Sporting Goods took three from
Hambos aided by.R. Harned’s 222
(585), L. Coolbaugh’s 563 and H.
Garris’ 538. F. Adams hit 575 and T.
Doughton scattered pins for 238
(552) for Hambos. G.H. Harris
picked up three from Brown’s Oil
with C. Kazokas’ 215-216 (618) show-
ing the way. A. Wendel added 247
(590) and D. Purvin gave 230 (590).
R. Bonomo’s 212 (541) was high for
the oil men. Beach Combers copped
three from Charlies All Stars
despite K. Orkwis’ 208-214 (591) and
F. Cornell’s 225 (554).
In the George Shupp League
Fino’s Pharmacy shut out Harris
Associates led by K. Youngblood’s
225 (589), R. Bonomo’s 213 (572) and
C. Glasser’s 554. G. Harris hit 540
for the losing five. Gino’s Shoe Store
took three from Steele’s Restaurant
led by T. Doughton’s 548. Katyl TV
blanked SCID but men on neither
team were able to hit high scores.
In a previous match, Harris Asso-
ciates took all from SCID, Gino’s
Shoe Store earned three from Fino’s
Pharmacy and Steele’s Restaurant
copped three from Katyl TV. High
rollers were D. Purvin 541; S.
Bonomo 514; K. Orkwis 521; C.
Kazokas 226 (568), T. Doughton 552,
R. Cyphers 528; F. Adams 555; and
L. Coolbaugh 512.
Last week the Ladies Country
League was surprised by a visit
from the Kissing Bandit, who came
with a huge silver balloon in honor
of Kay Scavone’s birthday.
Olympics set
Shawnee Mountain and Shawnee Village have been
chose as the site for the 1985 Pennsylvania Special
Olympics Winter Games.
The resort, located in the Pocono Mountains has
hosted the games for 7 years and is pleased the event
is returning for the 8th year on March 5-8.
The games are held for special athletes who
participate in skiing and ice skating including events
such as slalom, giant slalom, cross-country skiing,
figure skating.
A gala Opening Ceremonies Celebration is scheduled
for the evening of March 5 at Shawnee Mountain, to
include a torchlight parade down the mountain,
ceremonial lighting of the Olympic torch and spectac-
ular fireworks display.
The competition will take place all day March 6 and
7 and the morning of March 8 - ending with the
‘awarding of medals and the closing ceremonies.
PM Magazine at Camelback
WNEP-TV-16’s PM Magazine will be at Camelback,
Saturday, March 2, for the PM Magazine-Dr. Pepper
Cup. The cup is part of the Pro Am Circuit to
determine the world’s best skiers in top ski resorts.
Local celebrities, and from surround states such as
N.Y. and N.J., will be racing in the afternoon. Last
year’s winner and top-ranked skier, Hans Ulibosch, of
Austria, will be returning to race in the circuit.
The qualifying will start Friday, March 1 through
Saturday, March 2. Final qualifications for the Profes-
sional race will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, the race will
immediately follow the final qualifications. The ama-
teur race will egin at 2 p.m.
10 K RACES
Across the United States, hundreds of thousands of
people will be walking, jogging, and running their way
to better health during The National 10-K Month, May,
1985.
The first annual National 10-K is sponsored by the
National Association for Sport and Physical education
and the student section of the Pennsylvania State
Association for Health, Physical Education, Recrea-
tion and Dance.
Races will be conducted in hundreds of communities
across the country and in cities and towns throughout
Pennsylvania in celebration of the first annual
National 10-K Month.
The National Association for Sport and Physical
Education, a non-profit educational association within
the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance (founded in 1985), is dedicated
to people through the promotion of programs like The
National 10-K.
Anyone interested in sponsoring a National 10-K
race in your area, please contact David J. Craig at
(412) 794-7333 or write to SRAHPERD, Morrow Field-
house, Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA
16057.
Names omitted |
The names of Brett Gauntlett and Mark Medura
were inadvertently omitted from winners in the recent
Back Mountain Youth Basketball Organization Philly
Shoot-Out Contest.
Gauntlett was a runner-up in the sixth and seventh
grade division while Medura won the championship
trophy with 25 points.
A cash prize will be awarded to the first place
winner in the Professional race. Trophies will be
awarded in both the Professional and Amateur races.
The sponsors are PM Magazine and Dr. Pepper. The
National Cup is sponsored by Peugot. ?
For more information contact Jeff Merena or Bill
Christian, 346-7474.
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~~ GOLDSTEIN, late of Courtdale
‘Borough, Luzerne County, Penn-
sylvania, (died January 29,
? 1985) to WALTER GOLDSTEIN,
of 57 E. Liberty Street, Mountain
© Top, Pennsylvania. All persons
indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment and
those having claims = and
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without delay to the Executor or
his attorney.
3 Robert J. Scovell
314 Park Building
400 Third Avenue
Kingston, Pennsylvania
17047-3-P
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The Kingston Township Board
- of Supervisors, the Dallas Town-
ship Board of Supervisors, the
Lehman Township Board of
* Supervisors, and the Dallas Bor-
ough Council have jointly
_ resolved to advertise for sealed
bids to be opened on March 13,
1985 at 8 p.m. in the Kingston
* Township Municipal Building, 11
~ Carverton Road, Trucksville, PA
© 18708. Sealed bids will be
received on the following mate-
rial:
ID 2 Wearing Surface 2850 tons,
more or less, F.O.B. & delivered
rice
ID 2A Binder 700 tons, more or
less, F.O.B. & delivered price
‘2 A Modified 3100 tons, more or
“less, F.O.B. & delivered price
_ Anti-Skid 3700 tons, more or
- less, F.O.B. & delivered price
- Crusher Rock 475 tons, more or
less, F.0.B. & delivered price
~ Calcium Chloride 110 tons, more
~ or less, delivered price and bulk
application
' 3A Stone 500 ton, more or less,
- F.O.B. & delivered price
All materials must meet Penn-
Sylvania Department of Trans-
portation specifications. Asphalt
~ materials bid must be accom-
panied by PA DOT ‘approved job
formula mix. Bid must be on
- form Brovided by the municipali-
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~~ by a certified check or bid bond
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call Phil Reid
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639-2341
in the amount of ten (10) per-
cent of the bid and must be
made payable to Kingston
Township, Dallas Township,
Lehman Township, and Dallas
Borough. Bid forms may be
obtained at the Kingston Town-
ship Municipal Building, 11 Carv-
erton Road, Trucksville, PA from
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week-
days. Bids must be received at
the Kingston Township Munici-
pal Building by 4:30 p.m., March
13, 1985. Bid envelopes must
be sealed and clearly marked on
the front ‘Road Materials Bid''.
The. respective elected officials
of each municipality reserve the
right to accept or reject any or
all bids.
For the Dallas Township
Board of Supervisors
Glenn M. Howell, Secretary
For the Dallas Borough Council
Edward M. Buckley, Secretary
For the Lehman Township
Board of Supervisors
Alvin L. Cragle, Secretary
For the Kingston Township
Board of Supervisors
Mark A. Kunkle, Secretary
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
BY THE COUNCIL OF THE BOR-
OUGH OF DALLAS, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, that it is
their intention to enact an
Amended Ordinance hereinafter
set forth at a meeting to be held
by the said Council on the 19th
day of March, 1985 at 8:00
P.M., at the Dallas Borough
Municipal Building, Dallas, said
Ordinance to become effective
March 29, 1985.
BE IT ENACTED AND
ORDAINED by Dallas Borough,
Luzerne oun, Pennsylvania,
and it is hereby enacted and
ordained by the authority of the
same as follows:
1. Present Section 35-4, B.
(2) of the Code of Dallas Bor-
ough, is hereby modified and
amended.
2. Section 35-4, B. (2) is
hereby adopted as follows:
Burning of household wastes will
be permitted in an approved
container during daylight hours,
an approved container being
any container covered with a
one-half inch mesh screen,
EXCEPT THAT no burning of
household wastes, whatsoever,
will be permitted on Sundays,
Mondays, and Thursdays.
JOHN E. MORRIS, Ill, ESQUIRE
SOLICITOR FOR DALLAS BOR-
OUGH
65 West South Street
P.O. Box 1457
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
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LEGAL NOTICE
The Dallas Borough Zoning
Board will meet on Wednesday,
March 13, 1985, at 7:00 p.m. at
the Dallas Borough Building, 25
Main St., Dallas. The purpose
will be to take action on an
application from John J. Perfetto
for a zoning variance on prop-
erty located at 96 Huntsville
Road, Dallas Borough.
Larry E. Barnes
Secretary
Zoning Board
Royal Electric
Portable Typewriter
'84 model, new;
Camera 35 MM,
Haminex, used. 735-
8899. 47-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
Firewood--Seasoned
hardwood, cut and split.
477-5361. 52-12-P
CYCLES LEGAL
Cycle Shop
cle Sh DIVORCES
Sales & Service $175 TOTAL FEE
Rte. 6 Atty. Howard Singer,
Tunkhannock Call 822-1201 or
836-5015 800-872-301)
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bake/bront 4 sortecs| | 13 Weeks
eating elements, $27.56
switches, thermostats.
Dryer belts & heating
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455-4918 or
1-387-0411
518 W. 7th St.
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Seamless
Gutter
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At Reasonable Prices
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Convenient Co-op
FOOD Warehouse
Rt. 29, Lake Silkworth Hwy.
Eve-len- (717) 477-3413
CATERING
TWO IN THE
KITCHEN
Professional Gowr-
moet Chef & Butler
will cater any affair
from yowr kitchen.
Reasonable.
654-3781
FOR SALE
Adler Heavy Duty
Electronic Typewriter
like new, serviceable.
Reasonable, call aftr 3
p.m. 693-0272. 45-tfn-P
4570 Rifle like new, with
scope make offer; pump
22-octagon barrel
patent Aug. 12, 1890,
make offer. 477-3031.
45-tfn-P
Riding Lawnmower 8
h.p. with snow plow
$350; lawn mower reel
type 8 ft. wide cut as is
$275. needs work. 477-
3031. 45-tfn-P
2 Pc. Livingroom Set
cut velvet with
occasional chair.
Complete Hollywood
bed, full size, on'rollers.
Mahogany headboard.
288-2563. 49-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-
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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
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
{oil Filter,
4-CYL.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Organ Seldom played.
Like new, sacrifice
$950. Call for details.
829-4969 or 655-1822.
50-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
Double Wide Wooden
Garage Door with
hardware, 7'x16’, $135.
696-1846. 45-tfn-P
Bell & Howell Super 8
Movie Outfit. Camera
and projector $100.
675-4161 after 5 p.m.
45-tfn-P
2 Firestone Studded
Snow Tires on GM rims
P205-75R14. Exc. cond.
$60. Call after 3 p.m.
696-2118. 45-tfn-P
Dickson Stove 2 coal
& 4 gas. Warm morning
gas heater. 333-4374.
45-tfn-P
Designer Cabbage
Patch Clothes for sale
for Christmas 675-4097.
45-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-
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Install
8-CYL.
Shenadoah Coal or
wood burner $185. 823-
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
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
Almost New Maternity
Dresses Size large.
283-0431. 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
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
Trailer--4'x7’ removable
sides. Ideal for hauling
wood, A-1 cond. $385.
675-0551. 48-tfn-P
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Campbell Hausfield
Air Compresssor 4
h.p., gas engine 10
CFM $325. Call after 6
p.m. 696-3331. 45-tfn-P
Boxes, Moving
Cartons. Various sizes.
Low price. 675-5785.
52-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
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. 824-
1388. 1-tfn-P
Electrolux Vacuum
Cleaner with all
attachments, Blessed
Virgin Statue; kitchen
table and 3 swivel
chairs, exc. cond. 693-
3322. 47-tfn-P
Bolens 14 hp. Tractor,
mowing deck, snow
blower, cab, wheel
weights, chains,
hydraulic lifting, P.T.O.
equipped. Shaft driven,
low running hrs.
Excellent cond. 693-
2006. 1-tfn-P
Ski Clothing and Ski
Equipment. Best offer.
696-3276. after 5:30
p.m. 2-tfn-P
Evinrude Outboard
Motor Fleetwin
model, (as is). Asking
$200. 287-0286. 2-tfn-P
PLUS
TAX
Stained Glass -
Chandelier Amber,
ruby & gold hand
Burnham Corporation
Furnace. Hand fired or
conversion 2 oil burner
guns and grates. 287-
0286. 2-tfn-P
4 Trail Boss Radial
Tires 33-1250 x 15,
$400 neg. 333-4156
Love Seat wheat
pattern, light beige &
brown, traditional, new
693-3252. 47-tfn-P
Storm Windows (1)
25x26, (3) 25x50, (4)
25x56 $10. ea. 675-
3627. 3-tfn-P
4 Pick-up Truck Tires
with tubes mounted on
slow tires, 2 are
regulars. Low mileage,
good cond. $25. ea.
696-4206. 3-tfn-P
Lowrey Spinet Organ
2 keyboards, foot
pedals, $175. 675-2708.
Kitchen Set oak table
with one leaf, 6 solid
oak chairs, exc. cond.
$275 or neg. 696-1661.
Serta Perfect Sleeper
Box Spring &
Mattress, full size,
brand new, with bed
frames, $300. 696-
1661. 4-tfn-P
Guitar or Accordion
AMPEG amplifier $175.
823-0710. 4-tfn-P
110” Table Saw, new;
1 20" apartment sized
bottled gas range; !
woodburner stove. 655-
0052. 5-tfn-P
12’x12’ Area Carpet,
foam backing, indoor-
outdoor, rust, brown,
beige in color. Good
cond. $60; sheer
Priscilla curtains, tie
backs and valance
included. Rust, 90x63,
brand new, $25. Call
675-2164 after 6 p.m. 5-
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IBM SYSTEM-23
DATAMASTER--Model
5322, 64K, 2.2MB CPU
with 5242 model one,
160 CPS Printer. All
components under
continuous IBM
maintenance. All
manuals, software
supplies included. Exc.
cond. call 717-824-
9231. 7-2-P
Two 1 Bag Cement
Motor Mixers. Large
buggy for concrete
pour. Heater for garage.
123 Simpson St.,
Swoyersville. 7-tfn-P
6 Ft. Stainless
Aluminum X-mas Tree
with color wheel $15.
675-3514. 47-tfn-P
Ice Augar With 6
Blades $15; 14-15 tire
chains for ice and snow,
$10; tape recorder $20;
juicer machine $50.
288-1377 anytime.
5 Pc. Velvet Antique
Loveseat, 2 rockers,
and 2 small chairs; 7
pc. punch bowl made in
Germany real fancy
$250; crystal mug made
in Germany hand
painted $75; a lot of flea
market items. 477-3031.
Artic Cat Children's
snowmobile suit, size 8.
Exc. cond. $40. 675-
2311. 46-tfn-P
Children’s
Snowmobile Suit Size
8-10. Good Cond. $30.
675-2311. 46-tfn-P
Outside Premolded
Concrete Step Unit
with Bilco doors $250;
outside premolded
concrete 3 step unit
$45. 675-2468. 43-tfn-P ~
4 Goodyear Radial
Used Tires Size 195-
75R15, $25. 675-4161.
Girl’s 2 Piece Green
Ski Suit, Size 10,
(children's size), good
cond. $40. 675-2311.
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