Wednesday /
Dec. 18
Saturday/
Dec. 21
Tuesday/
Dec. 24
THE SHAVERTOWN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH will have
Youth Bell Choir at 7 p.m.; Evening
Bible Study at 7:15 p.m.
Thursday/
Dec. 19
THE SHAVERTOWN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH will have a
Morning Bible Study at 10:30 a.m.;
Brownie Troop 929 will meet at 4
p.m.; Chancel Choir at 7:30 p.m.;
Festival Choir at 8:15 p.m.
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. VETERANS OF THE VIETNAM
WAR POST 2, will meet Thursday,
Inc. 19 at 8 p.m. at the Coral
Lounge, 245 Owen St., Swoyersville.
A Holiday Party will be held with
food and refreshments. All mem-
bers and their guests are welcome.
A directory of the names of the
Vietnam Veterans Memorial is
available for reference at the meet-
ings.
The Veterans of the Vietnam War
is a full service organization open to
all veterans.
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HAROLD F. SMITH, Ph.D., Pres-
ident of the National Kerosene
Heater Association and Technical
Consultant to the Kerosene Heater
THE SHAVERTOWN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH will have
Salvage Day from 8:30-10 a.m.
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CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS
PARTY of the Harveys Lake Ameri-
can Legion Arthur R. Gosart Post
will be held Dec. 21 at 10 a.m. for
all Legion members’ children and
children of Harveys Lake Boro at
the Post Home, Sunset, Harveys
Lake.
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THE ADULT CHOIR OF DALLAS
BAPTIST CHURCH will be present-
ing their Christmas cantata, “An
Old Fashioned Christmas’, at the
Dallas State Correctional Institute
on December 21.
This special Christmas program
has been planned through the prison
ministry led in our church by Ron
Boudreaux. This same cantata will
be presented on Dec. 22 at the
church at 7 p.m. for the general
public.
Dennis Smith is choir director.
David Penley is pastor.
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THE BACK MOUNTAIN
WIDOWS CLUB will hold its Christ-
mas party on Saturday, December
21, at 12:30 p.m. at Pickett’s Charge
Restaurant, Dallas.
There will be a $3 gift exchange.
The club will not hold any meetings
in January or February.
THE SHAVERTOWN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH will have a
Christmas Eve Family Service at 7
p.m.; Christmas Eve Candlelight
Communion at 10 p.m.
THE DALLAS BAPTIST
CHURCH will conduct a Christmas
Eve Candlelight service on Tues-
day, December 24, at 8 p.m.
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THE IDETOWN UNITED METH-
ODIST CHURCH will conduct its
annual Christmas evening Candle-
light and Communion Service on
Dec. 24 at 7 with Richard Ide and
Lois Ide of Idetown; Lorraine
Coburn of Harveys Lake and Bob
VanGorder of RD 2, Dallas among
those participating.
Greeters wil lbe Bob and Roslyn
Elston. Don Weidner, Ginny Rogers,
and Claire Kleinfelder are readers
with Robert VanGorder providing
special music. Shirley Mahle and
Helen Dymond will sing ‘‘Holy
Child.”
The service of communion will be
celebrated by Rev. Michael Sham-
bora.
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A TRADITIONAL CANDLE-
LIGHT SERVICE will be held
Christmas eve at the Trucksville
United Methodist Church at 7:30
p.m. The Rev. James Shillabeer will
lead the congregation in the candle-
light ceremony. :
Special music will be performed
by the chancel choir. They will be
joined by instrumentalists Robert
Baird, trumpet; Vivian Jayne,
organ and music director Harry
Trebilcox, piano. Soprano soloist
Sherry Hinkle will sing the beloved
“0 Holy Night,”
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Large Lobster Tail
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FOOD STAMPS)
A one-day regional conference on
post-polio sequals is scheduled for
March 14, 1986 at the Philadelphia
Airport Hilton, under the ausipices
of the Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Easter Seal Societies and co-spon-
sored by the two states’ Depart-
ments of Health.
It’s been 30 years since the Salk
polio vaccine was introduced. Thirty
years ago there were almost 39,000
known cases of ‘‘poliomyelitis’’;
today, there are fewer than a dozen.
Of the some quarter-million polio
survivors, however, more than 80
percent today are experiencing
degilitating after-effects of the dis-
ease they thought they’d conquered.
While current research indicates
no recurrence of the polio virus, a
large number of the survivors are
suffering from ‘‘post-polio muscle
atrophy” (PPMA), which presents
as extreme weakness and fatigue,
difficulty in breathing, pain in mus-
cles and joints and a deterioration
of both the polio-affected and non-
affected muscles.
The Pennsylvania and New
Jersey post-polio conference is
aimed at physicians, otehr health
practitioners and post-polio survi-
vors, in order to update them on
research, provide a forum for shar-
ing experiences and create support
networks.
For more information on the
March 14 post-polio conference in
Philadelphia, contact the Pennsyl-
vania Easter Seal Society at P.O.
the New Jersey Easter Seal Society
at P.O. Box 155, Milltown, N.J.
08850.
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Center of the EDCNP by calling
(717) 655-5581 or toll free 1-800-982-
4332.
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(LCCC). Mr. Smith earned his Ph.D Dec 29 "2 BACK "2 3 ristmas Gl eadquarters
In physicol Organic Chemistry and : a : o>
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and has spent 10 years in research v . v :
for the petroleum industry and 16 Yoru Nn, > I SouMPANY a . VIRE® io MOTHER’
ears in the analytical and scientific ; mas party yg , 9
field, he has naly served on numer- for the children of the area on § 878-0 fl 0 Y ER’S 5
ous committees and boards dealing Sunday afternoon, Dec. 22. oo ie RING j
with kerosen heater safety. The fire hall doors in Orange will 389 ! Yo i >
Th ish , : open at 2 p.m. with Santa Claus v FERNBROOK PLAZA y ; N=
e workshop which will also arriving shortly thereafter. = ROUTE 309 = 24-Hr. Service In Most Cases ‘$ 00
devote attention to wood and coal There will be gifts for all the 499 DALLAS. PA. 18612 2 25%0rF 5
stoves is co-sponsored by the Eco- children and refreshments will be Y : - dn I DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT
nomic Development Council of provided. B 0% GIFTS FOR 0
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DCNP) and the office of Fire THE SHAVERTOWN UNITED 2 $ a. 5 NE!
Science Technology at LCCC. METHODIST CHURCH will have {@) 1.99 SPECIAL V8) EVERYO!
Other speakers at the workshop Children’s Choir at 9 a.m.; Cherub ¥ : . v ;
will be Tony Santoli State District Choir at 9:20 a.m.; Church School BETA Has Arrived i pA
Forestor, John Turner, Instructor at for Children, Youth, Adults at 9:30 '8Y Order your tapes for your friends “2 oh
the Office of Fire Science at LCCC; a.m.; Worship-Fourth Sunday in Y that h V.C.R y i ns
Lyle Karpenko, Instructor, Safety Advent at 11 a.m.; Christmas sg bi VE CO Vek DO = g
Division of the Stihl Chain Saw Drama a 4 pm; Congregational Gift Certificates Available T po #
Company and Gary Baker, Manager Soup and Sandwich Meal at 5 p.m. = es 10- e 19. 5 i
for Back Mountain Woodstoves, who -O- oy Hours; 10-9 ph Mon. to Sat.; 12-5 Sundays @ i
is also certified by the Solid Fuel THE DALLAS BAPTIST CHURCH TT, TG >< TG << TRG > TG TO > Nod A 4 bs
Safety Technician Program through will, hold a Children and Youth TRIPP 2P BN HI HRI BI (US SN SY ; A ®
the Yon poaling Eusalion 70d Caroling Party on Sunday, Decem- 3 Large Selection
esearch Foundation, Washington, ber 22, at 1 p.m. L ‘
D.C. Moderator for this event will Pp -0- SSS SES SSE SS Off The World's A
be Jerry Simkonis Energy Coordi- THE ADULT CHOIR of the Dallas we % Best Watches
nator for the Region III Pennsyl- Baptist Church will present “An Old A . 5
vania Energy Center. Fashioned Christmas” on Sunday, : i : ;
The workshop will be held in the December 22, at 7 p.m. A Largest Selection Of Nn
Education. Conference Center, SCIA’S RELIGIOUS JEWELRY ™
Building 10, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. | 3 In The Area A
on December 19. Admission is free, Mon d / gl 5"
but space is limited. Please register dy — fa :
as soon as possible by contacting =
Jerry Simkonis at the Energy Dec 23 = 3 0)
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“SINGLES AGAIN” will conduct Church at Lehman. 3 JEWELERS OPTICIANS
a meeting on Thursday, December The gust speaker will be The Rev. a
19, at 8 p.m. at St. Stephen’s Pegg Ainsley-Richards. GAS SHOP d L d To U EXETER fa
Church, 35 S. Franklin St., Wilkes- i i 24 oacs Lea os VISA
) : “5 Instrumental music will be per- FREE PARKING tnd
Barre, across from Boscov's.
Following the meeting, the club
will adjourn to the Knights of
Columbus Home at 439 S. Franklin
St., Wilkes-Barre, for a social hour.
Refreshments will be available.
The club is open to single men
and women. For more information,
call HELP LINE at 829-1341.
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THE LUZERNE COUNTY COM-
MUNITY COLLEGE (LCCC) and
the Economic Development Council
of Northeastern Pennsylvania
(EDCNP) are providing a free
workshop to help deal with the
problems of house fires caused by
solid and liquid fuel heating sys-
tems.
John Turner, Instructor for the
Office of Fire Science at Luzerne
County Community College recently
stated that individuals need to be
educated concerning safety of wood
and coal stoves, fireplaces, and
especially kerosene heaters. With
the onslaught of winter we can
expect and are presently experienc-
ing an increase in home fires due to
improper use and installation of
wood and coal stoves and kerosene DINE IN LOBSTER IN BUTTER DEVILED CRAB OYSTERS STUFFED FLOUNDER CHICKEN (FOR DEER MEAT MIX) $ 00
heaters. Many fires can be avoided LOBSTER & STEAK CRAB CAKES MUSSELS SALON cHoPS LOOSE P 8
through simple common sense edu- . -or - OUT SCALLOPS SNOW CRAB SEA LEGS SWORDFISH HAM ORK SAUSAGE 10b. bag
Sp — ig Sy im All These & Much Much More, Cooked The Way You Like Them, Broiled, Breaded, Sauteed or Fried MEATY SCRAPLE (Whole or Half) l 8 Q ¢
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aiias ng : SALADS Pt. Qt. | CRABS Crab Fine 6. Ib. Halibut Steaks 3.99 Ib.
December 19. Admission is free, but ff Efile wh on EDem mm Nr” TE] | SROUND CHUCK posi (1000s 911.99
seating is limited. Please register ip Cola Sw Vo 275 | lorries: Ficusb Fed Spe Flr smi HOG CASING 1-1b $
ible b : 7. Hot Sauce 150 275 | Medium 1.25 ea. Trout 3.99 Ib. w Sup :
as soon as possible by contacting Lid SOUPS rr. on) specion stor 22s RAW SDBSTER TANS “| Whiting 1.59 Ib.
Jerry Simkonis at the Energy
Center of the EDCNP by calling
(717) 655-5581 or toll free 1-800-982-
4332. 3
Friday/
Dec. 20
THE DALLAS BAPTIST
CHURCH will hold its Adult Christ-
mas Party on Friday, December 20.
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ON DECEMBER 22 at 4:30 p.m.
an inspirational candlelight service
formed by Kim Weidner on the
clarinet; Roger Lee, guitar; Bonnie
Perrego, clarinet; Alan Perrego,
trumpet; Nathan Santos, clarinet;
Jason Santos, glockenspiel; Andrew
Kolojik, alto sax; Pam Gaines,
trumpet; Erik Santos, soprano sax;
Eddie Havrilla, trombone.
Rosendo Santos is organist and
director.
Special duet by Erik and Harriet
Santos. :
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THE SHAVERTOWN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH, New Com-
munity Singers rehearsal at 7:30
p.m.
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F-R-E-5-H PINK SHRIMP one oroer $2.95
WITH FRENCH FRIES AND COLE SLAW $3.95
F-R-E-s-H CLAMS or MUSSELS
Steamed Order $2.95 With French Fries & Cole Slaw $3.95
WE SERVE
DAILY
MAINE LOBSTERS
STUFF LOBSTER
LOBSTER TAIL
FRIED LOBSTER
STUFF SHRIMP
SHRIMP SCAMPI
FROG LEGS
SEAFOOD SALADS
KING CRAB
CRABMEAT
SOFTSHELL CRAB
CLAMS
COMBO DINNERS
T-BONE STEAKS
N.Y. STRIP STEAKS
FILET MIGNON
$1.00 extra for cooked &
1.25 for deveined
CLAMS
Medium ge
50 ct. 6.25 & up 50 ct. 9.95 & up
OYSTERS
Crob Soup
Man. Chowder
N.E. Chowder
Seafood Gumbo
Lobster Bisque
Shrimp Bisque
Crob Bisque
COOKED SHRIMP
1 pk. Med. 2.95
1 pk. Lge. 3.50
1 pk. Jumbo 3.95
50 ct. 9.75
49.95
Mussels 25 cf. 2.50 50 ct. 4.75
2.25 | Jumbo Soft Shell Crabs
2.75
3.00
3.25
8.50
8.50
8.50
2.00
1.75
1.95
2.00
4.25
4.25
425
7 oz.
74 oz.
8 oz,
8% oz.
9 oz.
9% oz.
10 oz.
1.79 ea.
Alaskan King Crob Legs
7.99 Ib.
Alaskan Snow Crab Clusters
4.99 Ib.
Alaskan Snow Crob Claws
6.99 Ib.
Crabmeat
Fresh or pasteurized 1 Ib. cans
Backfin 10.95 Ib.
11 oz.
3.99 Ib.
3.99 Ib.
1.99 per pack of 4
2.99 Ib.
2.99 Ib.
11% oz.
12 oz.
12'%4 oz.
13 oz.
13% oz.
14 oz.
14% oz.
15 oz.
15% oz.
16 oz.
4.99
5.35
5.70
6.05
6.40
6.75
7.10
Cloms Casino
Bread. Hoddock
Bread. Flounder
Bread, Stutfed Flounder
! 1.79 ea.
Shrimp in 0 basket
Seafood Combo 3.39 ea.
Flounder Fillets 3.19 Ib.
Flounder Stuff. w/crabmeat 3.29 ea.
7.80
Flounder Stutf. w/shrimp
3.29 ea.
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Rear of VA Hospital
ROUND STEAK
CUBE STEAKS (Cut from Round)
FRESH KIELBASA
BEEF ROAST (Boneless Rolled)
KRAKOWSKI (Our Own)
PEPPERETTES TREETS
CITY CHICKEN (solid veal & Pork)
PORK BUTTS (By The Piece—Lean)
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FREEZER CUT and WRAPPED
$129