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Rec Center
now open
The Dallas Borough Recreation
Center began its fun-filled summer
on June 10. The center will be open
each day, Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Daily activities for the summer
will include games such as kickball,
tag, basketball, ping-pong, tennis
and board games. Weekly activities
will include Arts ¢ Crafts, a story
hour, bike hikes and field trips.
Special events schedules thus far
are Western Night, Christmas in
July; a Lip Sync Contest, Olympic
Days and a surprise trip!
Come join the fun and games
under the direction of Mr. Jay Pope
with assistant director Christine
Dombek and staff members. Amy
O’Donnell, Sheri Ciccarelli, and Jill
Radzinski.
Children of all ages are welcome;
must be accompanied by an adult at
all times.
Commission
schedules
kids’ contest
The Kingston Township Recrea-
tion Commission will be sponsoring
Coloring Contest for children in
grades K-6. Entry forms may be
picked up at the Westmoreland Ele-
mentary School Playground from
the Recreation Staff or at the Town-
ship Municipal Building, 11 Carver-
ton Road, Trucksville during the
week of June 17. There will be one
prize awarded at each grade level.
All contest entries must be submit-
ted by June 21.
The Kingston Township Recrea-
tion Program will begin on June 17
at ‘the Westmoreland Elementary
School Playground.
Parents may register their child
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 17.
Winners listed
Jonathan R. Davis Fire Co. of
Idetown announces the following
winners of their annual bazaar
raffle:
First prize, $200, to B. Gregory of
Harveys Lake; second prize, $100,
to Irma Paglianite, of Harveys
Lake; third prize, $50, to Pat Szy-
manski of Dallas; and fourth prize,
afghan to John Young, of Hunlock
Creek.
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Arrangements have been com-
pleted between representatives of
the Kiwanis Club and Circus USA to
bring an old-fashioned tented circus
to Dallas on- Saturday, July 6, at
Fall Fairgrounds on Route 118.
This year the circus features the
Great Wallenda Duo with Enrico
and Debbie Walldenda’s high wire
act.
The circus, ‘whether it is magic,
illusion or real is a treat for chil-
acts in the circus field from the
civilized nations of the world will be
seen.
Trained domestic and wild ani-
mals, including a performing ele-
phant, are with the circus coming to
town. Tents will be erected early
circus day at the circus grounds.
Mr. Link Lindquist of the Kiwanis
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Club says that funds raised by the
circus project will be devoted to the
civic and charjtable activities of the
organization. An advanced sale of
tickets, at reduced prices and for
the benefit of less-fortunate citizens,
is now in progress throughout the
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The Shavertown Branch of the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will feature homemade pies,
cookies, brownies, bread and Welsh cookies at the Auxiliary's Annual June Festival on
Wednesday, June 19 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mrs. James Goodwin and Mrs. Frederick Eck are
coordinating the activities of the Shavertown Branch. The general public is cordially invited to
attend the June Festival which also includes live entertainment, a baby parade, celebrity
splash, bingo, a health fair for adults and children and chicken and spaghetti dinners. The
Festival will be held on the grounds of Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, 562 Wyoming Avenue,
Kington and all proceeds will be used to enhance patient care. Shown on the festival grounds
are members of the Shavertown Branch. From left, are Mrs. James Goodwin, Mrs. Earl Brown,
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Auction 44 features variety
The month for weddings, graduations, Father’s Day
and...AUCTION 44! WVIA-TV’s live, on-air auction
continues through Saturday, June 15 on Channel 44.
This year’s showcase item is a 1985 Lincoln Town
Car Signature Series, valued at $26,300, and provided
by Goodwin Lincoln-Mercury, Larksville. Alaska Com-
pany, Inc., Bloomsburg, is this year’s major auction
waterbed, $3250, Sugerman’s Furniture, Eyenon; hot
tub, $3200, Warmth Inc., Danville; dresser w-mirror,
desk, wardrobe, cocktail table, $2641, Gleason Cabine-
try, Moosic; dining room, $2500, Jacob Kurlanchek
Furniture, Duryea and Dallas; two wood-burning
stoves, $2500, Woody’s Fireplaces, Kingston; car care
pkgs., rustproofing, truck bed liners, $2370, Connolly’s
underwriter. J . RV Sales & Service, Edwardsville; crystal chandelier,
. Major items now in the Auction 44 warehouse $2350, Anesco, Kingston. #
include: Grandfather clock, $2295, Ye Olde Clock & Gift
Stoker stoves, patio furniture, $11,020, Alaska Com-
pany, Inc., Bloomsburg; bedroom, china and buffet,
chest, butler tray table, $7,305, Colonial Furniture,
Freeburg; awning, barns, dog houses, other items,
$6400, PA Aluminum, Berwick; Birchwood vacations,
$6120, Birchwood Resort, E. Stroudsburg; computers,
copier, $5380, North Central Digital, Danville; security
systems, $5204, Triple A Security Systems, Wilkes-
Barre; marble chips, tile, centerpieces, $5135, Passeri
Marble & Tile, Dupont; two lawn and garden tractors,
gas trimmer, $5078, Valley Outboard, Inc., Swoyers-
ville; two satellite systems, $4990, Broody’s Satellite
Systems, Swoyersville; eyeglasses, $4950, Doloff &
Fragin, Scranton.
Canon typewriters, copier, $4918, Golden Business
Machines, Kingston; Disney World vacation for four,
$4592, Hotel Royal Plaza, Eastern Airlines and Walt
Disney World; porch, patio set, fireplace inserts, other
items, $4500, Scranton Craftsmen, Throop; living
room, apt. livingroom, cedar chest, cocktail table,
$3949, Plaza House Furniture, Selinsgrove; cherry
dining room set, $3900, Town & Country Furniture,
Wilkes-Barre; custom van seating package, custom
raised van sports-tep, $3700, Celebrity Coach, Larks-
ville.
Custom home stereo system, car stereo system,
$3465, Suramit Audio, Kingston; two wall units, child’s
Shoppe, Dallas; five-piece bedroom, $2249, Wilkes-
. Barre Bedding Center, Wilkes-Barre; escape week~
ends, $2100, The Station Complex, Wilkes-Barre;
diamond watch, $2100, Bartikowsky Jewelers, Wilkes-
Barre; kitchen, $1995, Mariotti Lumber Co., Old
Forge; get-away weekends, $1950, Sheraton Inn, Dan- ,
ville; double mattress-box spring, microwave oven,
cedar chest, jewelry boxes, $1837, Nachlis Furniture,
Plains; Surewall, $1809, Inca Company, Wilkes-Barre;
cash register, $1800, Capital Cash Register Inc.,
Schuylkill Haven; kitchen, $1800, Whipple’s Lumber.
Co., Laceyville; various-items $1600, Pocono Outlet
Complex, Stroudsburg. (As : it
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sofabed, - $1558, Statewide Furniture, Bloomsburg;
computer discettes, $1400, Deemer’s Office Supplies,
Scranton, Wilkeg-Barre, Kingston; gas range w-micro-
wave, $1400, PA Gas & Water Co., Wilkes-Barre; desk
chairs, $1393, Pittston Stove Works, Old Forge; mini
car, $1300, A & A Auto Parts, Exeter; charcoal, cannel
coal, ice melt, animal chaser, $1234, Milazzo Indus-
tries, Pittston; bridal photography, $1200, Colorgraph-
ies, Clarks summit; mini racer, $1200, D.G. Nicholas,
Scranton.
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June 15, 1985
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learn about the many health-related services and skilled professionals available to
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