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Mother's Helper
Babysitter
3 days, 4 to 7 p.m. and
few hours on Saturday.
References & own trans-
portation. Call 696-4758.
18-4-P
WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED, painting,
minor repairs, odd jobs.
Reasonable rates. Call
477-3633. 18-8-P
Excellent Typist will do
work at home. Call 675-
8119 before 2:30 p.m. 16-
4-P
Ill Do It!
Reliable teenager will do
yard work and odd jobs.
Call 675-2693 after 3
p.m. 17-3-P
HOUSE CLEANING work
wanted in Bk. Mt. and
Harveys Lake ara. Call
696-2503. 18-4-P
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN
looking for yard work.
Call after 4 p.m. 675-
3815. 18-4-P
EXPERIENCED HOUSE-
KEEPER. Reasonable
rates, references, own
transportation. No job
too big or too small. 477-
5622. 18-4-P
EXPERIENCED RETIRED
HANDYMAN wants com-
plete yard work, 25
years exp. Call 675-0470.
18-1-P
FREE
FREE Exc. watch dog,
older. Shephard-husky,
male. Call 639-2737. 15-
4-P
FREE to a good home,
Siberian Husky &
German Shepherd pups,
strong, healthy dogs,
696-1958. 16-4-P
FREE 2 apple trees that
can be used for fire-
wood. Must be cut down
& taken away. Call 675-
0581. 16-4-P
- FREE kittens, raised with
kids & dog. Also calico
mother cat. 675-4155. 16-
4-P
FREE to good home, black
Labrador Retriever, 1 yr.
old. AKC reg. all shots.
822-5614. 17-4-P
FREE MALE BLACK Labra-
dor Retriever and Span-
iel Mix, 16 mo. old.
Neutered, house broken,
shots, very good watch
dog. 655-0184. 17-4-P
FREE Mixed breed pups,
black & white, 8 414
old. Free to good home.
675-0962. 17-4-P
ANIMALS
Stables
Board horses your way at
T & G Stables. Harris Hill
Rd., Trucksville. Call 696-
4943 or 283-1179. 38-tfn-
P
REG. QUARTER HORSE
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-tn-P
Puppies
Miniature Poodle puppies
for sale. 4 females. Call
477-5591. 16-4-P 3
HORSE, Moving must sell.
5 yr. old 13 hands. Arab-
Welsh Mare with saddle
& bridle, $550. Call even-
ings 333-4625. 17-2-GR
HORSE Bay, thoroughbred
geld. Nice mover, good
dressage horse or
hunter. Asking $1100.
Call 675-2432. 18-4-GR
LOST & FOUND
A LT PT SS —
LOST Lower partial’ con-
taining 2 teeth.’ Call
Mike 824-2348 after 5
p.m. 16-4-P
RECREATIONAL
16 Ft. STARCRAFT Deep V
40 HP Mercury motor.
Electric start. Steering
wheel steered. Includes
trailer, mooring cover,
gas tanks & other acces-
sories. Call 675-4322
after 4 p.m. 18-4-P
GARAGE SALE
MULTI FAMILY SALE, Fri.
& Sat. May 16, 17 (10-4
p.m.) Twin headboards,
ortable TV, tricycle,
abric, boys clothes (12-
14), household items. 26
Fox Hollow Dr., Dallas.
18-1-P
GARAGE SALE Second
street past Trinity Pres-
byterian Church, Dallas.
Household items, furni-
ture, children's clothes,
toys, pictures, air hockey
gaim and console stereo.
May 16 & 17, 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. 18-1-P
GARAGE SALE, 129 Jack-
son St., Dallas, off
Huntsville Rd., May 16, 9
to 3. Color TV, furniture,
lamps, chord organ,
appliances, china dishes,
woman's & boys's cloth-
ing, curtains, books,
materials, toys, much
more. 18-1-P
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE
SALE, Sat. & Sun. May 17
& 18, 9 to 4 p.m. Box
474, Upper Demunds Rd.,
Dallas. 675-2624. 18-1-P
YARD SALE, May 17 & 18,
12 to 5 p.m. Corner of
Mt. Olivet Rd. and Kris-
pin Rd., East Dallas. 18-
1-P
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE
SALE Corner Hemlock
and Terrace Sts., Fern-
brook, off Lower
Demunds Rd. Assortment
of items, some old, some
new, metal bed, Cobra
CB, wicker chair and
much more. Something
for everyone with very
reasonable prices. Sat.
and Sun. May 17 & 18, 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Early
birds welcome. 18-1-P
GARAGE SALE 127 White
Birch Lane, in Elmcrest,
Dallas. May 16 & 17, 10
to 5 p.m. toys, clothes,
lawn furniture, much
more. 18-1-P
GARAGE SALE May 17, 9
to 5 p.m., 11 Dorchester
Dr., Dallas, Commodore
computer, Victorian love
seat, plate glass mirror,
furniture, clothes, tools
and much more. 18-1-P
ADOPTION
ADOPTION: Young, hap-
pily married, college
educated and incocn
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. 17-4-P
FOR RENT
WILKES-BARRE — Parsons,
first “floor, “four - rooms
and bath with shower,
wall. to : wall carpetin
throughout, stove an
refrigerator, lots of
closet space, off-street
parking, $300 per month.
Available” immediately.
Call 2888933.
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 8
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
Call Now!
Allis Chalmers HD6
Motor. Call 759-393. 18-
SORS, 160:cfm & 175 cfm:
$2500. ea. Call 759-3936.
18-2-P
PERSONAL
SERVICES
ete tapereteesa———
PROFESSIONAL TYPING--
Term papers, reports,
thesis. 48 Hour service in
most cases (some
quicker). $2.00 per page.
$.25 per
copies. Resume service
also available. Resume
and cover letter: pre-
pared, $15.00. Capies,
$.25 per page. Call 288-
8933. 12-ttn-P i
PAINTING Interior &: Exte-
rior. 30 years exp..One
man operation. Call now
& save. Phone 288-0548.
18-1-P
HAND PAINTED CLOTH-
ING-T-shirts, sweatsuits,
woman's jand children's.
Wholesale prices. Call
675-0910.{18-4-P 3
WANTED
Lond...
Lake-Lehman «School. "Dis-
trict, 1 acre or no less
than 100x150.,.Prefer., no
realtors. Call 864-2280
after 4 p.m. 17-4-P ,
LAWN & GARDEN
TROY-BILT TILLERS. Below
factory !prices. “All
models in stock. Free
demonstration. Financing
ble. Ze
Dealer for N.E, PA,
Homestead Equipment
Co., Box 25, Hack Rd.
Fleetville, PA 18420. 1-
222-3635. 12-8-P
VISA-MASTERCARD!
;cyour: card foday. NO
ONE REFUSED. CALL
(Refundable): 1:518-459-
3546 EXT €-6112 for info.
24 HRS. 18-3-P ; y
DAY CARE
DAY CARE-BABYSITTING
‘placement in afternoon &
evening shifts. available.
State certified. Centrally
located “in "Dallas. 675-
1188. 18-4-P
MOTORCYCLES
‘74 HONDA % _ fairing,
travel trunk, new chain
and back tire. Exc. cond.
$800. 696-3314. 15-4-GR
1983 YAMAHA black,
50cc, special $550. Call
675-3713. 18-tfn-P
© TRUCKS
1983 DATSUN PICKUP
TRUCK. Four-speed, AM-
FM cassette stereo with
equalizer, roll bar, fog
lights,” bed cover. Low
‘mileage. $4500. Call 288-
1.8933. 13-tfn-P
AUTO
1981: CHEVY. CITATION, 6
cyl., 4 speed, p.s., p.b.,
© “39,000 miles, ve
«cond. $2850. ‘ Call 655-
-11895. 15-4-P 12 A
RABBIT, real clean, new
tires, new clutch.
Fia9e00; 333-4858. 17-4-
ISSUES
STOP IN
8:30 to 5:00
OR MAIL TO:
BERTHA'S
AUTO
1974 CAPRI, auto., new
paint, sun roof, new
transmission & front end.
Needs motor. Asking
GR
'76 FORD GRANADA, '79
eng. 6 i, w-49,000
miles on the eng. Auto.,
p.s., new brakes, good
tires. Body exc., runs
well $800. Call 472-3496
after 4 p.m. 16-4-GR
‘84 CHEVY Raised Roof
Citation Conversion Van.
.s., p.b., power dr.
neg p.w. am-fm cass.
CB., 4 captain chairs,
sofa bed, duel a-c &
heat. Black & gray ext.
gray int. 1 piece fiber-
glass running boards.
New $22,000, sacrifice
$14,500. 675-2660 after 6
p.m. 16-4-GR
1981 CHEVETTE. Exc.
cond. 40,000 miles.
$3,000. Call 675-1376. 18-
1-P
1979 FORD FAIRMONT 4
dr., 6 cyl., auto., AM-FM
cassette, air, p.s., p.b.,
radial tires, A-title, 86,-
000 miles. Good running
cond. 639-5380 after 3
p.m. 17-4-P
'85 CHEVY 20 Series
Custom Van. 2 tone
beige, ext. roof with sun
panels, 4 captain chairs
w-electric sofa, 6 bay
windows w-custom
blinds & curtains. 4 indi-
rect lighting systems.
Color TV w-antenna.
Onboard computer
system, CB, am-fm cas-
sette, custom ext. light-
ing. alarm system, air
cruise, $18,500, save
thousands. Call 655-9172.
GARAGE KEPT 1978
Subaru Brat with cap, 4
wheel drive, AM-FM cas-
sette, rust-proofed, fog
lights, wagon wheel new
radial tires, new
exhaust. Garage kept,
$2495. Call 696-1878. 17-
4-GR
'80 BUICK PARK AVENUE 4
dr. sedan. 51,000 orig.
mi. Mint cond. All luxury
extras. Velvet interior.
Must be seen to be
appreciated. Call 735-
6054. 18-4-GR
79 AMC CONCORD. Silver
with maroon interior. 6
cyl., auto., $900. Good
cond. Call 822-5988. 18-4-
P
1978 CHRYSLER CORDOBA
p.s., p.w., cruise, auto.,
AM-FM cassette, B-Title,
good cond. Serious inqui-
ries only. Call 639-5996.
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On Friday, June 13,
the Lake-Lehman
Band Sponsors, Col-
leagues and Friends
of John Miliauskas
will be clebrating 30
years of musical
memories with him.
You are invited to
join us for a night of
fun and many sur-
prises.
The Toast and
Roast will be held at
Convention Center,
Pittston Township on
Friday, June 13. The
evening begins with
hors d’oeuvres and
cocktails at 6 p.m.
followed by a family
style dinner at'7 p.m.
The toasting and
roasting will be set in
motion at 8 followed
directly afterwards
by dancing and an
open bar from 9 till ?
We are looking for-
ward to you joining
us for an evening of
fun. The cost for the
evening will be $20
for adults and $10 for
students.
Reservations can
be made by mailing
your payment to Judy
Kmetz, 367 Smith
Pond Rd., Shaver-
town, PA 18708.
Please make checks
payable to JM Toast
and Roast.
The Dallas Junior
High School Mixed
Chorus, directed by
‘Mrs. Florence H.
Sherwood, and the
band, directed by
David C. Benn, will
present their annual
Spring Concert on
Friday, May 16, at
7:30. p.m. in. the
Dallas Junior High
School Auditorium.
Part I will be
presented by the
chorus, using the
theme ‘‘American
Songs and Dances.”
Part II will feature a
variety of styles of
music by the band
and ensemble groups.
The concert is open
to the public free of
charge. Shown here
are members of the
chorus who will par-
ticipate in the con-
cert.
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Dallas ost/Ed Campbell
baketball game.
By CHARLOT M: DENMON
Staff Correspondent :
David Williams’ of Kingston was
the overall winner of the men’s
trophy and Marie Tassi of Wilkes-
Barre took the overall woman’s
trophy in the 10th ‘Annual Senior
Citizens Olympic held at College
Misericordia, Dallas; Saturday. Sev-
eral hundred senior citizens repre-
senting 13 Centers in Luzerne and
Wyoming Counties took part in the
competition which actually started
Friday, with bowling at Chacko’s
West in Luzerne.
Wilkes-Barre Center won the
153 points, followed: by: Kingston,
second and Pittston, third. Winner
of the small center trophy was
Hazle Township with 22 points.
Freeland was second among the
small centers and Plains was third.
College Misericordia faculty
members Geri Wall and Prof.
Thomas O’Neill volounteered their
services for the Olympics, just as
they have since the first competition
was initiated 10 years ago. Students
.also volunteered their services,
working as scorekeepers and guides
for the various events which started
lat 9 a.m., Saturday, on the college
_ campus...
“In addition to bowling on Friday,
‘bocci ball, softball throw, walking
races, ' bicycling, basketball throw
{and horseshoes were included in the
competition.
came out for enjoyment only, there
were health screenings, non-compet-
itive games, and music for dancing
from 1:30 to 3 p.m., by Lee Vin-
cent’s Orchestra in Merrick Hall.
Team members participating in
the various events earn points for
their Centers by ‘placing, first,
second or third. First place winners
earned 10 points, second place, eight
and third place, six.
Winners of the bowling competi-
tion, Friday, were males Stanley
Magdan, Wilkes-Barre Center, 1st-
205; Gene Ercolani, Wilkes-Barre
Center, 2nd-204, and Marcel Beitzel,
Freeland Center, 3rd-200; female
winners were Sue Kopaczak,
Wilkes-Barre, 1st-207; Josephine:
Cuper, Wilkes-Barre, 2nd-170; and
Ruth Samley, Wilkes-Barre, 3rd-167.
In the team events, first place was
taken by the men’s team. from
Wilkes-Barre with 773; second place
by the Wyoming County Center’s
team ith 706; and third place by
Nanticoke Center’s team with:705.
All competitive events were div-
ided into two categories, men and
women. Results of these were
Bocci-Ball-1st place Hazleton Town-
ship; 2nd place-Wilkes Barre Town-
ship and 3rd place, Wyoming
County. Walking-Women, 1st place,
Lydia Patterson; 2nd place, Ann
Jozwiak, both of Wilkes-Barre; 3rd
place, Grace Andaloro, Pittston;
Men, 1st place, Chick Kreller,
Dallas; 2nd-Elwood Carpenter,
Pittston; and 3rd, Joseph Gillis,
Wilkes-Barre. Bicycling, Men, 1st
and Harry Shovlin, Wilkes-Barre,
David Williams, Kingston, ‘tied;
Women, 1st place, Olwen Oldfield,
Kingston; 2nd, Mildred Van Auken,
Kingston; and Lydia Patterson,
tied. Basketball, Women, 1st, Marie
Tassi; 2nd jean Bialek, both of
Wilkes-Barre; 3rd; ‘Jean Klass,
Hazle Township; Men; ‘1st; David
Williams, Kingston; 2nd; Harry
Shovlin, Wilkes-Barre; 3rd, Domin-
ick Gallucci, Freeland.
Softball Throw, Women; 1st place,
Suc Koczak; 2nd, Judy Shovlin; 3rd,
Mildred O’Brien, all of Wilkes-
Barre; Men, 1st, David Williams;
2nd, Ronald Merrimac, Pittston;
Horseshoes, Women, 1st place,
Betty Smith, Millie Brown, Wyo-
ming; 2nd, Mary Rafalko, Mary
Tassi, Wilkes-Barre; and 3rd, Ann
Colangelo, Amelia Chirko, Hazle
Township; Men, 1st place,” Dino
DiPasgule, Julio Barbacci, Plains;
2nd, ‘David Williams, John Evans,
Kingston; and 3rd, Ed Greystock,
Ed Witkowski, Wilkes-Barre.
The day was perfect for the out-
door event with the sun, blue sky
and a warm breeze contributing to
the perfect setting on the college
campus. Directors of the various
Centers were present to assist their
members in finding the events in
which they registered to participate
but the one individual, who seemed
to-be everywhere at once informing
her members where they should be
was Dallas resident Irene Smith,
director of the Wilkes-Barre Center,
the Center which has won the larg-
est center trophy for 10 consecutive
years.
Congratulations to you, Irene, and
to. your members who were such
fine sports.
A free soccer clinic for players,
ages 6-17, will be held on May 15-16,
6:30 -9 p.m., at College Misericordia
in Dallas.
English coach Steve Bateup, a
qualified member of the British
Football Association, will -conduct
and parents. Participants may
attend either day or both days at
their convenience The on-field dem-
onstrations require players to bring
their own balls.
The clinic is sponsored by North
American Soccer Camps which will
also conduct a soccer day camp,
August 4-9, at College Misericordia.
will be held in Merrick Hall on May
15-16. For details, call 675-2181,ext.
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