MOBILE HOME
RECREATIONAL
BERTHA
~~ 4 PR. DRAPES. Custom
= lined, bed spreads to
match $30; 1 pr. 100
"widex78" long pink
flowered drapes, $30; 3
pr. 100"x30" drapes, har-
vest print, solid and
green $30; green print
as sheets and pillow
cases to match. Exc.
# cond. $30. 823-6772 or
§ 822-3864. 12-4-P
COAT-Ladies carmel
leather size 12, boot
length w-racoon trim
around cuffs, hem and
front. Very good cond.
$50. Call 822-3228 after 6
~ p.m. or 823-8152 before
. 6 p.m. 12-4-P
DOG CLIPPER-Oster Lucky
with 3 blades, very good
cond. $35. Call 822-3228
after 6 or 823-8152
betore 6 p.m. 12-4-P
2 Pr. Childrens’ English
Riding Boots, only worn
one time. Sizes 3B & 4B
slim calf. $50. Call 675-
3491 after 6 p.m. 12-4-P
1976 CHAMPION MODEL,
14x60, includes skirting
& new hot water heater.
Good cond. Asking
$7000. Call 288-6422 or
477-3148 after 5 p.m. 12-
4-P
SWEET VALLEY ‘83 mobile
home, 14x64, exc. cond.
3 bdrms., porch, shed,
cor. lot, extras. $14,500
in park. 1-477-3662 after
5. 14-2-P
ADOPTION
ADOPTION: Young, hap-
pily married, i kollege
educated and financially
secure couple wish to
adopt a white newborn.
We will give LOVE,
warmth and security,
and a wonderful educa-
tion in the future. Legal
and Confidential. Expen-
ses paid. Anxiously
" awaiting your call. Let's
help one another! Call
Kathy & Jim collect at
(516) 589-4989. 12-4-P
BOYS SUITS, size 10 and
size 14. $15 ea. Call 823-
2630 after 3 p.m. 12-4-P
CENTURY baby’s high
chair $30; baby car seat
$10. Call 287-2183. 12-4-P
HELP WANTED
TYPIST, $500 weekly at
home. Information with
self-addressed stamped
envelope. Reply to: H.
Stevens, PO Box 1704,
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18705.
13-3-P
DALLAS BABYSITTER
needed to care for tod-
dlers ages 2 & 3 in own
home or mine. Car con-
venient. Irregular hours.
References. Reply to
P.O. Box 1614, Kingston,
Pa. 18704. 13-3-P
RELIABLE THOROUGH
LADY for house cleaning,
Harveys Lake. Refer-
ences. Reply to Dallas
Post, PO Box 366E,
Dallas, Pa. 18612. 14-3-P
WANTED PRISONER TO A
DEAD END JOB. If you
have ambition, are will-
ing to work hard, and
desire to earn above
average income, call
717-472-3384. 14-3-P
SEMI-RETIRED or retired
gentleman 2 or 3 days a
week, all year round.
Lawn & maintenance.
696-2304 or 696-2278. 15-
1-P
Construction
Needed to start immedi-
ately. Single ply roofin
mechanics. Travel. Ca
679-2090 anytime. 15-3-P
WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED, painting,
minor repairs, odd jobs.
Reasonable rates. Call
477-3633. 15-4-P A
oi n FOR RENT
§ N NILKES-BARRE Third floor,
three rooms and bath,
carpeting. Stove, refrig-
erator, washer and
dryer. Off-street park-
ing. Heat and hot water
included. $225 per
; month. Available imme-
_ diately. Call 288-8933.
Quiet Setting
Modern 2 bedroom in
Duplex near Harveys
lake. Quiet wooded set-
ting. Rent includes heat,
hot water, gas, refriger-
ator, stove, washer &
dryer, $350. per mo. 639-
1825. 15-4-P ;
REAL ESTATE
WILKES-BARRE Bar with
kitchen and diningroom.
Two newly remodeled
apts. Two car garage
and parking lot. Call 823-
8999. 12-4-P :
HOUSE-Ideal for handy-
man investment or home
on highway-center of
Orange. ¥% acre, oil
heat, deep drilled well.
Phone 693-2091. 15-1-P
ADOPTION the loving
alternative. Professional,
white Christian childless
couple, wishes to adopt
infant to complete our
love filled home. Strictl
legal and confidential.
Expenses paid. Immedi-
ate response guaran-
teed. Write P.O. Box
932, Fort Washington, PA
19034. 14-4-P
MISCELLANEOUS
HALF PRICE!! Flashing
arrow sign $299!
Lighted, non-arrow $279!
Unlighted $229! Free let-
ters! See locally. Very
few left. 1 (800) 423-
0163, anytime. 15-1-P
ANTIQUE
ANTIQUE OAK CHAIR,
claw feet, raised embor-
dered design $80.;
Antique Singer sewing
machine early 1900's one
of the firs elec. sewing
machines $195; Late
1880s antique umbrella
stand. $75. Call 655-1284.
13-4-P
ANIMALS
Stables
Board horses your way at
T & G Stables. Harris Hill
Rd., Trucksville. Call 696-
4943 or 283-1179. 38-tfn-
P
BLACK KITTY, 2 Siamese,
friendly, loving, good
with children. Has all
shots-Dallas Vet Clinic,
want only what | have
into him $46. Make an
offer, child allergic. 675-
4832. 12-4-P
REG. QUARTER HORSE
GELDING,. 6 years old,
15.2%, black. SKIP BRICK
bloodlines, mother pro-
ducer of many champi-
ons. Good to work
around. Rides Western
will ‘go English. Needs
work and aggressive
rider. Can be a good
Gymkana or Reining
prospect. EXPERIENCED
riders only! Call 639-
5678. 15-tfn-P
PUPPIES, 6 weeks old
Samayeds $80 each.
others black $15. Call
675-0962 after 4. 15-2-GR
GENEVA RUNABOUT-40
and trailer. $2500. Call
639-1398. 12-4-P
PROWLER 23 ft. travel
trailer. Sleeps 8. Dbl.
table, 4 roof vents,
ower vent in bathroom,
ull length mirror on
bathroom door. Bath-
room has sink, toilet,
shower & 2 bath tub.
Medicine cabinet & stor-
age. 3 way refrigerator,
4 burner stove w-oven,
lighted stove hood &
exhaust fan. Double
basin sink, AC-DC light-
ing. Gas furnace w-2
thermostats. Gas hot
water heater. Deluxe
interior. Exc. cond. Must
see $4000. 825-8929. 12-
4-GR
MOTORCYCLES
1983 YAMAHA black,
50cc, special $550. Call
675-3713. 14-4-P
‘74 HONDA % fairing,
travel trunk, new chain
and back tire. Exc. cond.
$800. 696-3314. 15-4-GR
AUTO
‘64 OLDS JET STAR 1,
rebuilt eng., new tires,
paint, brakes, battery.
A-title, 90 percent
restored, p.s., p.b., new
master cylinder & rear
shocks. Must see. Exc.
cond. $1700. Cll 826-
1308. 12-4-GR
‘82 AUDI Coupe. 35,000
mi., fuel injection, 5 cyl.,
5 speed, p.s., p.b., air,
AM-FM cassette, GT
instrument package,
heated bucket seates,
blue cloth -interior,
windows, locks & trunk,
sunroof, showroom cond.
Black. Stored during win-
ters $8500. 822-9000, 9-5
ask for Scott, after 7,
675-6396. 12-4-GR
‘84 OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS
COUPE w-astro roof,
contour reclining front
bucket seats, radial tires
& mounted snows. Wire
wheels-lock power door,
vinyl roof, cover padded
deck, rear window
defogger, air, limited
slip differential electron
steering wheel. AM-FM
stereo cassette w-digital
display clock and dual
rear speakers, power
antenna. Exc. cond. 18,-
000 miles. ‘Received
company car” $9995. 823-
AL or 822-3864. 12-4-
R
‘79 MAZDA RX-7, 5 speed,
sunroof, Clarion stereo,
new brakes and shocks,
fresh burgundy paint,
32,000 orig. miles. $4500
firm. Call 654-3238 after
5 p.. 13-4-P
POLICE BLOTTER
¢
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
A Kingston Township police offi-
cer was slightly injured in a two-car
accident early, Monday morning
while driving 2 police car along Rt.
309.
Joseph Bren, 83 Echo Valley
Court, Shavertown, was treated and
released from Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital for moderate head and leg
injuries he received when his vehi-
cle slammed into a car operated by
Scott R. Culver, 100 A Perrin Ave.,
Shavertown, at approximately 6:00
a.m. near Main Street in Dallas
Township.
According to reports, both vehi-
cles were traveling north on Rt. 309
when Culver said his car stalled,
stating that he did put on his 4-way
flashers. Bren said traffic seemed
to be running smoothly when he
noticed the Culver vehicle stopped
in front of him. He then tried to
apply his brakes but rammed into
the rear of Culver’s 1984 Dodge 4-
door sedan.
Bren was taken by the Dallas
Township ambulance to the Nesbitt
where he was treated and released.
Culver was slightly injured, com-
plaining of neck pains and said he
would see his own physician.
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
Two Dallas women escaped injury
after their cars collided on Rt. 309
near Burger King Monday morning.
Kimberly Jo Jurosky, RD 1, Box
477, Upper Demunds Road, Dallas,
and Mary Crispell, 148 Overbrook
Avenue, Dallas, both received
minor injuries in the mishap but
refused treatment.
According to reports Crispell was
309 when Jurosky, traveling north,
ran the red light and slammed into
Crispell’s 1983 AMC Eagle station
wagon. Kingston Township police
said Jurosky will be cited for the
incident.
Both vehicles had to be towed.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
Charles W. Gordon Jr. to Elaine
and Joseph Hudak, ux, 11 Moffitt
Street, Dallas, Property--Dallas
Boro, L-NO. 40, $1,600.
William J. Muskauski, ux to Lynn
A. Matchett and Richard D. Stochla,
al, 219 Davenport Street, Dallas,
Property--Dallas Township, $38,000.
Richard T. Binford, al, to
Rebecca A. and Robert S. Hiller,
-Dallas Township,
$8,000.
Stanley H. Cook, ux, to Rebecca
4.590 acres,
Box 111, Dallas, Property-- LTS. 3-4,
Sec.-1, $2,000.
79 AMC SPIRIT, brown w-
tan interior AM-FM
stereo cassette, must
see, $1795. Call 287-
6709. 13-4-P :
1975 MATADOR WAGON,
Avuto., good running
cond. Rear gate dam-
aged $150. Call 675-0429
after 6 p.m. 13-4-P
1974 SUBARU GL, 4
speed, stereo cassette, 2
new tires. Asking $450.
Good cond. Call 696-
2938. 13-4-P
SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL TYPING--
Term papers, reports,
thesis. 48 Hour service in
most cases (some
quicker). $2.00 per page.
$.25 per page extra
copies. Resume service
also available. Resume
and cover letter pre-
pared, $15.00. Copies,
$.25 per page. Call 288-
9833. 12-ttn-P
VIDEO PERFORM-
ANCE
Video taping for weddings
& all occasions. 457-8910
or 457-7319. 14-2-P
Let Me Do It
Painter and paper hang-
a FREE ing, light carpentry, rea-
FREE House dresses, size Sonable I9ie, Free Esti-
14%. Call 283-2890 mates. Call anytime.
mornings or evenings. 639-2047. 13-4-P
FREE Horse Manure-- WANTED
Great for the garden.
Call 675-3416 after 5 WANTED TO BUY, old
p.m. 12-4-P fishing items. Rods, .
FREE To good home only,
blcck & gray striped
male kitten, 7 wks. old,
friendly, playful & litter
trained. Needs feline
buddy. 287-1465. 12-4-P
FREE Shephard Husky pup,
male, 5 months, well
mannered, great with
kids. Must find home
quickly. 675-2545. 13-4-P
FREE, 3 Frisky kittens,
seek good homes. Litter
trained. 477-5171. 14-4-P
FREE Exc. watch dog,
older. Shephard-husky,
male. Call 639-2737.
GARAGE SALE
THREE-FAMILY
SALE
Saturday and Sunday,
April 26 and 27, 9 a.m.
y @
one mile on Huntsville
Road.
GARAGE SALE Hildonia
_Ave., (Old Goss Manor),
Dallas, Fri. April 25 and
~ Sat. April 26, 9-2 p.m.
Like-new kids othr,
toys, household items,
priced to go! 15-1-P
GARAGE-BAKE-RUMMAGE
SALE, Trucksville Meth-
~ odist Church Educational
Building. Church Road
(off Route 309, Trucks-
ville at red light), Friday,
April 25, 6-9 p.m. and
Saturday, April 26, 9
~ a.m.-1 p.m, 15-1-P
reels, lures and prints.
Call 639-2047. 14-2-GR
LAWN & GARDEN
TROY-BILT TILLERS. Below
factory prices. All
models in stock. Free
demonstration. Financing
& home delivery availa-
ble. Factory-Authorized
Dealer for N.E. PA.,
Homestead Equipment
Co., Box 25, Hack Rd.
Fleetville, PA 18420. 1-
222-3635. 12-8-P
LOST & FOUND
A A A ee LLL a EP
LOST Cat, black female,
red collar & rabies tag,
missing one eye, vicinity
of Coon Rd., Wyoming,
near Frances Slocum
State Park. Reward, 696-
4956. 13-4-P
FOUND-4 Keys on ring in
Dallas Shopping Center
by mailbox outside of H
& R Block. Call 639-5047
after 4 p.m. 13-4-P
RECREATIONAL
ROCKWOOD 1974 POP-
UP, sleeps 8, gas stove &
furnace, sink & storage,
twin gas tank, spare
tire. $1100. Call 288-6256
after 5 p.m. 13-4-GR-
1982 DATSUN 280 ZX
Turbo, auto., black with
all beige leather interior.
New snow tires and
turbo charge, 54,000
miles. $8800 firm. 696-
4959 or evenings 474-
9100. 13-4-P
FORD 77 LTD. 4 dr. sedan,
8 cyl., 351 auto., p.s.,
p.b., exc. body & run-
ning cond., high mile-
age, $1,000. 675-0287.
13-4-P
‘82 BUICK SKYLARK, Lim-
ited, 4 dr. sedan, 4
speed, p.s., p.b., p.w.,
tilt, air, sunroof, AM-FM
stereo cassette, rear
defogger, 4 new radials,
$3700. 693-1138, 693-1910
Chris or leave message.
13-4-GR ;
'69 CHEVELLE MALIBU, 307
cid, 2 dr. hardtop, new
tires & starter. $500 neg.
Call 823-4747 after 4
p.m. 13-4-GR
1981 CHEVY CITATION, 6
cyl., 4 speed, p.s., p.b.,
39,000 miles, very good
cond. $2850. Call 655-
1895. 15-4-P
1975 MG Midget
Pearl white w-brown inte-
rior. Looks & runs excel-
lent. Asking $2400. Call
675-4071. 15-4-P
‘85 TOYOTA MR-2, red,
AM-FM stereo, exc.
cond. $12,000. 825-6092.
13-4-Gr
‘84 BUICK LESABRE 4 dr.,
V6, auto, air, p.s., p.b.,
AM-FM radio, r. defog-
ger, tinted glass, vinyl
roof, bodyside midg.,
wire covers. Exc. cond.
1-owner. Low mileage
$8,450. 675-6970. 13-4-GR
PORSCHE CLASSIC 71 911-
T Michelin tires. Last
Porsche made with
weber carbs. Everything
works (No tire kickers
please) $8200 or best
offer. Garage kept,
never in rain. 824-4306.
14-4-GR
‘80 CHEVY MONZA Newly
painted, 4 new tires, am-
fm, very good cond., 68,-
000 miles.$2,000 or any
reasonable offer.
Garage kept. Call 823-
8532. 14-4-GR
‘85 CROWN VICTORIA
FORD Cost new $17,000.
Loaded, Sale price $10,-
000. 30,000 miles. Call
639-1953. 14-4-GR
'79 FRANKLIN Travel
Trailer-25', full bath &
bedroom, awning, exc.
cond. 675-1317 after 4
p.m. 13-4-GR
1972 PONTIAC CATALINA,
A-title, p.s., p.b., air,
auto., am-fm stereo.
Exc. cond. Call 675-3327.
15-1-P
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Have a news tip?
Call
The Dallas
Post
at 675-5211
AUTO
‘82 VOLVO GLT, 2 dr.
sedan. Turbo, 4 speed w-
elec. O.D., air, sunroof,
stereo cassette, p. win-
dows, locks. Gold w-tan
leather, 50,000 miles,
exc. cond. NADA book
price $9400 will sell for
$8500. Call 333-4900. 12-
4-GR
‘85 PLYMOUTH HORIZON
2.2 auto., p.s., p.b., AM-
FM stereo, 13,000 mi.
relax? Try
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
Whether in mid-winter or in
the heat of summer, Jim John-
son, owner of Air-Med Industries,
has a new type of business in the
Back Mountain that many resi-
dents may enjoy.
It is Rent-A-Tub — not the use
of a bathtub but a hot tub. No
doubt many Back Mountain resi-
dents have heard of the hot tubs,
quite popular in the New Eng-
land States and other parts of the
country, but, in most cases, they
are sold and installed perma-
nently either indoors or out-of-
doors.
Rent-A-Tub is a more recent
enterprise and an idea Jim John-
son got from New Jersey where
a company did the same thing.
According to Johnson, hot tubs
are considered ‘“‘spas’”’ and come
in all shapes, sizes and colors.
Generally, they are a large tub
filled with hot water at a temper-
ature of 104 degrees, with high
pressure water jets which can be
controlled, installed around the
inside.
The hot tubs are currently in
use all of the large motels and
hotels across the country and
may be used inside or outside. In
many cases, they are prescribed
for the individual with circula-
tory or orthopedic problems.
Johnson has one installed in an
enclosed porch of his home
where it can be used all winter.
He doesn’t sell the tubs, but rents
them for any length of time a -
customer might want one. The
tubs are made of fiberglass,
enclosed in redwood. Each tub is
sterilized with alcohol and beta-
dyne after being rented and
returned by a customer.
Johnson said his company’s
major goal is to give an individ-
ual the opportunity to try the hot
tub before making the invest
Jim Johnson,
area.
ment in one which is costly. He
sets them up and takes them
down.
Originally from New Jersey,
Johnson came to the Back Moun-
tain area about five years ago
when he accepted a position in
the Emergency Medical Services
Field. He is the director of the
Emergency Medical Service Pro-
gram at Luzerne County Commu-
nity College and is also employed
as a para-medic at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital.
As mentioned above, Johnson
owns Air-Med Industries, an air
ambulance
Dallas Post/Charlot M. Denmon
rleaxes while he.
transports persons by air to hos-
pitals anywhere in the country as
recommended by physicians to
their patients. The company has
three Lear jets at its disposal.
Johnson is also a member of the
Back Mountain Paramedic Unit
and the West Side Mobile Inten-
sive Care Unit.
His work and his business
keeps him going almost around
the clock. ‘Life is never boring,”
he said.
For persons interested in the
hot tub, call Johnson at 675-3696.
He will be happy to provide
callers with detailed information.
Sale planned
Barbara Dingle, Tickets, Walt Pich-
Asking $5500. Call 288-
‘72 MERCEDES BENZ, 350SL
2 tops, all options,
custom wood int., com-
ert.
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THE WYOMING VALLEY CHAP-
TER OF THE AMERICAN DIA-
week BETES ASSOCIATION will hold an
organizational meeting for chapter
plete AMG spoilers set,
96,000 orig. mi., exc.
cond. Must see to appre-
and board members on Thursday,
May 1, at 6:30 p.m. at the Geisin-
ciate. Call 287-4430, 9 to
5 or 288-8652 weekends
and after 5. 12-4-GR
'79 FORD MUSTANG
GHIA, V-6, auto., p.s.,
p.b., air, AM-FM stereo,
asking $2600. Call 675-
0429 after 6. 13-4-GR
1974 CAPRI, auto., new
paint, sun roof, new
transmission & front end.
Needs motor. Asking
$0: Call 826-0206. 15-4-
R ;
TRUCKS
1983 FORD CUSTOM VAN.
Many extras, very clean.
Garage kept, well main-
oa $11,900. Call 675-
3750 or 822-4125. 13-4-P
1983 DATSUN PICKUP
TRUCK. Four-speed, AM-
FM cassette stereo with
lights, bed cover. Low
mileage. $5200, negotia-
ble. Call 288-8933. 13-tfn-
P
‘77 JEEP CHEROKEE, 4
door, 56,000 miles. A-
title w-Summer tires &
extra set of spoker rims
$2100. 288-6256 after 5
p.m. 13-4-GR
GARAGE KEPT
1978 Subaru Brat with
cap, 4 wheel drive, AM-
FM cassette, rust-
proofed, fog lights,
wagon wheel new radial
tires, new exhaust,
garage kept. $2995. Call
696-1878. 13-4-P
1985 Ram
1985 Dodge D-50 Ram,
Ziebarted, 57,000 miles,
4 speed, $4700 FIRM.
Call 696-4207. 15-2-P
ing the trustees: general chairman,
David Mathers, Sr., kitchen and
dining room service, Barbara
Dingle and Betty Mathers; cooks,
Vought Long and Robert Johnson.
Tickets are available from Walter
Pichert, Ted Bennett, Vought Long
or through the church office 696-
3897.
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THE MERCY HOSPITAL WELL-
NESS CENTER, in conjunction with
the hospital’s Obstetrics and Physi-
cal Medicine departments, will
begin its next series of ‘‘Prepara-
tion for Childbirth’’ classes on
Wednesday, April 30. The program
focuses on the last three months of
pregnancy.
Classes will be held every
Wednesday, starting April 30 and
ending on June 4, from 6:30 p.m. to
8:30 p.m. in the Mercy Hospital
Medical Arts Building. All matern-
ity patients are welcome regardless
of their caregiver or hospital prefer-
ence. Content of class material is
basic to the obstetrical experience.
Future classes are also scheduled.
For further information, call the
Mercy Wellness Center at 826-3553.
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TRUCKSVILLE UNITED METH-
ODIST BOARD OF TRUSTEES will
hold a Chicken Bar-B-Que on
Friday, May 2 and Saturday, May 3
from 5-7 p.m. with takeouts availa-
ble at 4:30 p.m.
Reservations are necessary by
Wednesday, April 30. Tickets are
$5.00 for adults and $3.00 for chil-
dren. Please call church office at
696-3897 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or:
Ted Bennett 696-1744 and Voight
Long 696-2666.
Chairman is Dave Mathers,
Kitchen, Betty June Mathers and
¥
ger-Wyoming Valley Medical
Center.
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AN ‘ARTHRITIS CLINIC at Nes-
bitt Memorial Hospital will be held
on Wednesday, April 30 from 11
am. to 2 p.m. in the hospital's
Medical Arts Building, 534 Wyoming
Avenue (Poplar St. entrance),
Kingston. Dr. John Carey, rheuma-
tologist, conducts the clinic.
Patients must make an appoint-
ment with the Arthritis Clinic by
calling Nesbitt’s Outpatient Regis-
tration office at 288-1411, extension
4130, Monday through Friday, from
1to 4 p.m.
Coming
events
THE COURTDALE UNITED
METHODIST WOMEN will sponsor
an “Arts & Crafts & Things” sale,
Saturday, May 10 from 9:30 a.m. til
Spm.
The sale will be held at Courtdale
dale Ave., Courtdale. Refreshments
will be available for sale.
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MERCY HOSPITAL, Wilkes-
Barre, will offer a four-part series
of educational programs in May for
persons with diabetes and members
of their families.
The programs will be presented
from 6-8:30 p.m. at the Mercy Medi-
cal Arts Building, 8 Church Street.
Topics will include “Managing and
and Menu Planning,” May 7; ‘‘Arti-
and “Home Blood Sugar Monitor-
ing,” May 12; ‘‘Prevention of Com-
plications and Exercise’’ and ‘Foot
Care and the Diabetic,” May 14.
Other topics discussed are ‘Fiber
and Food Labeling,” ‘Medication
Management’’ and ‘‘Sick Day
Rules.”
For more information or to regis-
ter, please call Mercy Education
and Library Services Department at
826-3686. Future programs will be
held in September and November,
1986.
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THE LUZERNE AND LACKA-
WANNA COUNTIES American
Cancer Societies “Reach to Recov-
ery” are planning a Spring-Summer
Fashion Show on Sunday, May 18
from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Woodlands Inn, Wilkes-Barre.
Alberta Preate, will be the fashion
show commentator, with fashions
being provided by Suburban Cas-
uals.
Tickets for the show are available
by contacting the American Cancer
Society at 825-7763 or Carole Tabor
at 675-2744 or any Reach to Recov-
ery Volunteer. No tickets will be
available at the door.
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THE WILKES-BARRE WOMEN’S
LEAGUE of the Northeastern Penn-
sylvania Philharmonic Orchestra
will hold its first Symphony Ball on
Saturday, May 3, at the Westmore-
land Club. According to Mrs. John
J. Aponick, Jr., President of the
Women’s League, this event will
usher in the return of elegance to
Wyoming Valley. Attendance will be
limited to 220 people.
Proceeds from the Ball will be
used for projects which the League
sponsors to benefit the Philhar-
monic Orchestra. The Women’s
League has held several other
events during the year in line with
its purpose of providing support for
projects of the Philharmonic
Orchestra.
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