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Fashion show set
The College Misericordia Business Club will sponsor a Fashion Show, on April 21, at 8 p.m. at
the Dallas campus. Students will model fashions from the Merry-Go-Round, Wyoming Valley
Mall, and Fashion Plus, Kingston. Hair styles will be fashioned by Hair Scenes, Wilkes-Barre.
Tickets are $3 for adults, and $2 for student sand senior citizens. Proceeds will benefit the
Luzerne County Missing and Exploited Children Center, Mountaintop. Participating in the fashion
show are, from left." Debbie Watson, West Pittston; Daniel DeRoberto, Exeter; Lydia Zurenda,
Exeter; Robert Corcia, South Plainfield, N.J.; Joe Schoefield, Scranton; Melissa Hume,
Hampton, N.J.; Bill Jones, Dallas; Chris Gaudenzi, Trucksville. For information and tickets, call
675-2181, ext. 253
Flea Market
IS planned
Member of the hand-crafted clothing,
TRI ir
Preparing cookies
cookies for the Soccer Club’s baked goods table.
Dallas High School
Soccer Club are busy
making final prepara-
tions for ‘A Little Bit
of Everything,” a flea
market and bazaar
from 10 a.m. until 4
p.m. at the senior
high school gymna-
sium and cafeteria.
Over 80 vendors
will be on hand to
exhibit and sell their
wares which will
include antiques,
original works of art,
wooden toys, brass
items, lamp shades,
hand-painted porce-
lain and “white ele-
phants’’ to mention
just a few.
The soccer parents
will be selling lunch-
eon items and home-
made baked goods.
Proceeds from this
project will help to
defray travel expen-
ses for the team’s
1986 cultural and
soccer educational
trip to Scotland.
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Exhibits
“NUTZENBOLTZ,” an exhibit of
found-object creations by Shaver-
town resident Tom McCabe will be
presented in the Sheehy Student
Center at King’s College from
Sunday, April 21, to Wednesday,
May 1.
Concerts
A SURE SIGN OF SPRING is the
annual Dallas Senior High School
Stage Band Spring Conert. The con-
cert will be held one night only,
April 19 at 8 p.m. at the senior high
school. Admission is $1.00.
The band under the direction of
Mr. David Benn will perform works
by Vaughaun, Williams Tull and
Sousa.
The Jazz Ensemble which
recently placed outstanding in the
loval Red Cross Jazz Festival will
also appear.
Drives
RESIDENTS OF SHAVERTOWN
are reminded to send in their dona-
tions to the Shavertown Fire Com-
pany Fund Drive.
The drive has been in effect for
four weeks and response to it has
not been as good as had been
expected.
Money collected from the fund
drive is used for upkeep of the
firetrucks and fire-fighting equip-
ment.
Part of the Cultural Events Series
at King’s, the exhibit will be open to
the public free of charge Mondays
to Fridays, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and
Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 8
p.m.
Brook
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back and forth like UFO’s over the hilly landscape.
Entering by the large oak doors, the mood immediately
warms to a subtle, but glowing mauve which deepens to a
medium rose in certain areas of the room. Greenery and
glass play up the elegant peacock chairs and the plush,
deep rose carpeting alludes to perpetual pampering.
Both the ‘Skillet of Fresh Mushrooms’, drenched in
Claret with a delightfully mellow cheese topping and the
“Fried Vegetable Sampler”, which features fresh mush-
rooms, cauliflower, broccoli, cheese, onions and other
delectables, are promising preludes to dinner.
Meat enthusiasts will sigh after tasting the well
marinated beef tenderloin of the Bouef Bourgionne (Beef
Burgundy) and sea food lovers will appreciate the
succulent sweetness of the choice King crabmeat of the
Crabmeat Casserole.
* Abruptly, the end lineman grabs, what you realize now,
is merely a room divider, not a wall. Slowly the structure
of the hive is peeled back to reveal one, extremely large
‘dome; the hub of which stands directly behind the huge
dance floor. In the blackness one can make out several
moving forms that appear to be human but as far as
having any preparation for what you are about to witness
that will take place inside the orbital void...Forget it!
Musicians are tuning...instruments are hum-
ming...when the house lights suddenly snap on...100 of
them flashing; pink to green to blue to purple. Then
BAM. The entire ceiling lights up as the music of
“Quest” rolls out fast; like so many steel balls of a
player pinball machine.
Produced Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, ‘The
Brook’ offers the very finest in regional bands and has
proven to be one of the hottest night spots. in N.E.
Pennsylvania. In conjuction to regular dining, early bird
dinner begins at 5 p.m. and offers three entrees at
Teasonable prices. Saturday is ‘Prime Rib Night’.
Please call for information - 836-2151." In addition to
their restaurant and banquet facilities, the resort has a
dairy bar and family restaurant; serving the same 25
flavors of ice cream. Swimming pool and fitness center,
golf and miniature golf, a 33 room motel, lounge and
barber shop are some of the extras the Shadowbrook
offers its patrons. While reservations aren’t required,
they are suggested for dinner. Credit cards are welcomed
at Shadowbrook.
ATErersn
5 P.M.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary have been
ganied in the Estate of Henry
. Gerhard, late of Kingston
Borough, Luzerne County, Penn-
sylvania, (died February 15,
1985) to ADRIENNE SMITH, of
10 Heights Drive, Wyoming,
Pennsylvania 18644. All persons
indebted to ' said estate are
requested to make payment and
those having claims and
demands to present the same
without delay to the Executrix or
her attorney.
Robert J. Scovell
314 Park Building
400 Third Avenue
Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704
12-3-P
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary have been
granted in the Estate of EMMA
WIELAND HART, late of Jenkins
Township, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania, (died November
25, 1984) to EDITH HART
SMITH. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to
make payment and those having
claims and demands to present
the same without delay to the
Executrix or her attorney.
Robert J. Scovell
314 Park Building
400 Third Avenue
Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704
14-3
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
Firewood 100 percent
oak, cut, split, delivered
$70 per chord; unsplit
$55 per chord. 824-
7979 after 5 p.m. 14-4-
P
Queen Size Mattress
Set $35; floor waxer,
good cond. 287-5239.
14-tfn-P
6 Drawer Unpainted
Desk $30. 675-3076
after 5 p.m. 14-tfn-P
Galvanized Laundry
Tub with stand and
new hoses $12.00.
Phone evenings 388-
6384. 11-tfn-P
Bolens Lawn Tractor
mowing deck, snow
thrower, wheel weights,
chains. 696-4340. 11-
tfn-P
Akai Cassette Deck
GX-F35 $100; Akai
receiver, 80 watts $175.
Both items in exc.
cond. 288-3683 days,
675-3541 after 6 p.m.
11-tfn-P
23% ”’ Geurciotti 12
Speed Bicycle all dura
ace tubular tires or
clincher $300; 24"
Velosolex bicycle, red,
12 speed, Reynolds 531
tubing, $300. 288-3683
days, 675-3541 after 6
p.m. 11-tfn-P
Singer Electric Sewing
Machine all
attachements, cabinet,
$125. Upholstered
barrel back chair $30.
477-5072. 12-tfn-P
Black Wooden 4
Legged Bench and 2
matching chairs. $100.
675-5211 ask for Jean
or Peggy. 13-tfn-P
Beautifully Carved
Oak Bedroom Suite
$600; stainless steel
range hood $30. 298-
2200. 13-tfn-P
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
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
24’ Muskin Pool,
stainless steel pump,
100 Ib. chlorine, has
deck, needs a liner
$500 negotiable. 824-
8723. 10-tfn-P
Late Model Cub Cadet
Tractor--44"’ cut, 12
h.p., auto. shift, exc.
cond. highest bidder.
693-3322. 10-tfn-P
Kirby Vacuum Classic
111 2-CB rug renovator,
fumigator, paint sprayer,
shag rug fluffer, all
accessories $125. Call
675-1610. 10-tfn-P
Speed Bicycle,
woman's peugot superb
cond. $135. Call Chris
at 675-2002. 10-tfn-P
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
ANIMALS
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
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
New and Used Golf
Clubs Very reasonable.
693-1940. 11-tfn-P
Novelty Items of many
types. Fiber-optic
revolving lamps, musical
revolving silk-floral
arrangements with
lights, Blessed Mother,
Saints, yard figurines,
new still in box. 693-
4340. 11-tfn-P
1 Prince Dirt Bike $30;
122" 10 speed, exc.
$60; 1 dune buggy, 5
h.p. Briggs & Stratton
$100. 693-0444. 13-tfn-
P
2 Prs. 100%. Pleated
Width 75" in length; 1
pr. pleated 57% length
75%" custom made
drapes; 9x12 wool rug,
overall pattern. 288-
8870 after 9 a.m. 13-
tfn-P
Queen Size Waterbed
$600 neg. 822-8585.
14-tfn-P
Fiber-Optic Revolving
Lamps am-fm cassette
clock radios, CBs,
scanners, cameras,
Blessed Mother and
other yard statues.
New. 693-4340. 14-tfn-P
Electrolux Vacuum
Cleaner w-all
attachments, real good
cond.; Blessed Mother
statue fo the yard; yard
figurines. 693-3322. 14-
tfn-P
Pair of Love Seats
newly upholstered;
green Kerestan rug,
12x16%2; lined drapes
window, matching for
window 7x5%2’; 2
rocking chairs; misc.
items. 675-0021. 14-tfn-
P
GE Electric Self-
Cleaning Oven 30"
wide. Asking $300.
Serious inquiries need
apply only between 5-8
p.m. 823-3685. 14-tfn-P
MXR Sustain Orignal
Receipt Multivox
space driver. 735-0740.
11-tfn-P
Sheer Priscilla
Curtains tie backs and
valance included: Rust,
90x63, brand new, $25.
Call 675-2164 after 6
p.m. 5-tfn-P
GE Electric Dryer used
3 months. Heavy duty
with energy saving
settings. $275. Call
after 6:30 p.m. 696-
4118. 5-tfn-P
1 Bunny Fur Jacket
woman's size med., like
new $20; 2 size 14,
winter jackets, 1 blue, 1
beige, $12. ea.;
Sesame Street Cookie
Monster lamp, exc.
cond. $12. 675-3891. 6-
tfn-P
Wardrobe for tall, slim
young man: 10 dress
slacks, 4 dress shirts,
12 T-shirts, Wrangler
jacket, bib jeans. Sell
separately or all for $50.
675-2508 evenings. 9-
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
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. 3-
tfn-P
Storm Windows (1)
25x26, (3) 25x50, (4)
25x56 $10. ea. 675-
3627. 3-tfn-P
Woman’s Wardrobe
large size, 15 dresses,
6 blouses, Sell
separately or all for $50.
675-2508 evenings. 9-
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.
4-tfn-P
Serta Perfect Sleeper
Box Spring &
Mattress, full size,
brand new, with bed
frames, $300. 696-
1661. 4-tfn-P
Guitar or Accordion
AMPEG amplifier $145.
823-0710. 4-tfn-P
110” Table Saw, new;
120" apartment sized
bottled gas range;
woodburner stove. 655-
0052. 5-tfn-P
Oil Storage Tank 250
gal., used indoors. Exc.
cond. $35; 16’ lite
weight Craftsman chain
saw $80. 696-2870. 8-
tfn-P
Couch & Swivel Chair
to match almost new
$300. Must sell, moving
out of state. 287-5239.
Hay for Sale, 500
bales, first cutting. Call
288-8525. 8-tfn-P
Meyers Snow Plow
675-4073. 9-tfn-P
Responsible Person to
pick up child at the
Lehman-Jackson
Elementary School
Dallas Center. Apirl 29
until June 4. References
required. Call 696-4705.
12-4-P
Experienced Cleaning
Woman wanted in
Dallas every Friday.
References required.
Call 696-4705 for
interview. 12-4-P
Baby Sitter, Harveys
Lake area. Call 639-
5030. 13-4-P
Mature Female to
Babysit 8-5 p.m. 3
days per week. Must
have own
transportation. 639-
2413 after 6 p.m. 13-4-
P
Airlines Now Hiring.
Reservationists,
stewardesses and
ground crew positions
available. Call 1-619-
569-0241 for details. 24
hrs. 13-3-P
ORGANIST-CHOIR
DIRECTOR needed for
Back Mountain Church.
References to be
provided upon request.
Send resume to P.O.
Box 1777, Shavertown,
Pa. 18708. 14-4-P
Carpenters will do
house remodeling,
paneling, doors, etc.
commercial, insured.
477-3424 or 477-5591.
11-8-P
Will Do Typing
Services in my home.
696-4051. 11-4-P
Carpentry general
construction, interior-
exterior. No jobs too big
or small. Free
estimates. 30 yrs. exp.
675-2620 after 12 p.m.
11-5-P
Will Babysit your 3 to 5
year old in my home.
675-0287. 12-4-P
Lawn Cutting Back
Mountain area only. Call
after 5 p.m. 675-8712.
12-4-P
15 Yr. Old Boy looking
for yard work in Dallas
area. Call 675-2740. 13-
4-P
Housework Wanted
Dallas-Tunkhannock
Area. 333-4846. 14-4-P
Harry Ashford
Plastering--Complete or
patchwork, swirl
ceilings, paint work. | do
small and big plastering
jobs, 30 yrs. exp., Ref.
furnished 823-5583. 12-
4-P
Horse Jumps; show
and practice, have an
advantage this summer.
Call 826-0238. 8-tfn-P
Dutch Dwarf Rabbits 2
months old $8 a piece.
696-4441. 11-4-P
Baby Lambs. Ready for
Easter. Call 639-5881.
11-4-P :
Maltese Male Pup AKC
registered. 288-2343
after 4 p.m. 12-4-P.
AKC Registered 2
Female Beagles Mom
and pop both hunters,
$50. Ask for Ray. Call
675-1579. 13-4-P
Free Manure, great for
your garden. After 7
p.m. 675-3416. 11-4-P
Free Loving Red
‘Doberman puppy mixed
with Springer. 8 wks.
partly housebroken.
Family with children
preferred. 836-3361. 11-
4-P \
Free Playful, beautiful 6
wk old kittens, litter
trained, to a good home
only. Solid greys and
black tortoise shell.
287-1465. 13-4-P
Will Swap 8x10 view
camera, tripod, film
plate holders, for 35mm
Leica camera. Call 287-
1033. 12-4-P
Male Needs
Roommate for 3 :
bedroom mobile home.
$130.00 per mo. 477-
5072 or 477-5661. 12-4-
P
Piano Bench Call 639-
2605. 13-tfn-P
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Flea Market & Bazaar
Sat., April 20, 10 a.m.-4
p.m. over 80 exhibitors,
Dallas Sr. High School
Gym. 14-1-P
Garage Sale New and
used women's clothes,
shoes 5%2-6, purses,
sweaters, etc., Also
toys, household and
miscellaneous articles,
Shavertown, Pa. April
20 and 21, 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. 14-1-P
Indoor Yard Sale
Friday and Saturday,
April 19 & 20, 9-5 p.m.
Household goods, 170
Shady Lane, Trucksville,
Pa. 14-1-P
2 Bedroom House for
privileges. Rent, ol
utilities, security, and
references required. Call
639-5030. 8-tfn-P
Honeymoon Cottage
(Doll House) on Harveys
Lake. 125 ft. lake
frontage, private patio.
For rent for the summer
season. Suitable for
two. Utilities included in
rent. Security and
references required. Call
639-2605 for more
information. 13-tfn-P
Mansfield, Pa.--20
Acres & Mobile home,
completely furnished.
Water, electric, and
septic system, 15565
road frontage. Good
hunting and fishing.
Must sacrifice dug to ill
health. Call 639-2605
after 5 p.m. 9-tfn-P
Must Sell 2 bedroom
mobile home. Set up in
park or can be moved.
$7,000 neg. 822-8585.
14-1-P
For Sale Established
rural tavern business.
Hunlock Creek area.
Includes license, and all
equipment. $62,000
firm. Call 256-3353
before noon. 14-1-P
Government Homes
from $1 (U repair). Also
delinquent tax property.
Call 1-805-687-6000
Ext. GH 6026 for
information. 14-8-P
LOST & FOUND
Found in Beaumont,
male mixed breed dog.
Black and white. Short
haired. 639-2676. 12-4-
P
AUTO PARTS
3 L-78x15 Tracker P-G
Mud & Snow Tires. Off
Jeep. Good cond. 639-
1364 after 7 p.m. 3-tfn-
P