~ HELP WANTED
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for
ambitious men-women
for small supply com-
pany. No experience
necessary. Will train.
Send brief resume with
references to PO Box 73,
Dallas, PA 18612. 37-2-P
3000 GOVERNMENT JOBS
List. $16,040 - $59,230-yr.
Now Hiring. Call 805-687-
6000 Ext. R-6026. 37-8-P
Store Clerk
Full & part-time for new
TURKEY HILL MINIT
MARKET opening soon in
Conyngham. Flexible
hours-various shifts,
including night. Must be
available to work even-
ings & some weekends.
Starting salary above
minimum. Quarter!
salary progress i
advancement opportunity
based on job perform-
ance. Apply in person
Initial Cap District, Initial
Cap Office, TURKEY HILL
MINIT MARKETS, 15 Maf-
fett St., Plains between
8:30 a.m. & 4:30 p.m.
EOE. 38-2-P
MATURE WOMEN to care
for 2 young children in
our home. 696-4658. 38-
1-P
TRUCK MECHANIC. Look-
ing for a change? If you
are an all around truck
mechanic we have the
wages, benefits, and
working conditions for
you. Reply: 655-6771. 38-
2-P
Help Wanted
Kitchen help, pizza
makers and delivery per-
sons. Apply in person,
Lisa's Pizza, Hickory Cor-
Trucksville, next to Mary
Taylor's. 38-1-P
WORK WANTED
LOST & FOUND
LOST, white & gray tabby
cat. Female, spayed,
Lower Demunds Rd.,
child's pet. Call 675-0480.
38-4-P
FOR RENT
WILKES-BARRE, Parsons,
first floor, four rooms
and bath with shower,
stove, refrigerator, wall-
to-wall carpeting. Avail-
able immediately. Heat
and hot water included.
$300 per month. Call
288-8933. 23-tfn-P
RENT FREE--Modern 7
room house located near
Dallas completely fur-
nished, two baths, hot
water heat. Available
Nov. 15, 1986 to June 1,
1987. No pets. Adults
only. Reply Dallas Post,
P.O. Box 366R, Dallas,
PA 18612. 37-4-P
3 BEDROOM APT., bath,
combination kitchen &
breakfast room, large
diningroom & livingroom.
TV room with wood
burner, 1 car garage. No
pets. Available end of
Oct. 696-2924. 38-tfn-P
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO BUY duplex,
double block or handy-
man's special in Dallas-
Shavertown area. Send
particulars to Box 1729,
Shavertown, PA. 18708.
32-8-P
INSTRUCTION
Music Lessons
Experienced professional
music instruction. Lesson
on guitar, bass, man-
dolin, violin, banjo,
piano & organ. Beginners
to advanced. Call 675-
1796 or 693-0119. 35-12-P
EXPERIENCED CHILD CARE
SERVICE for your children
while you work. Offering
balanced meals, age
appropriate activities,
large outdoor play yard.
Located near the Outlet
at Harveys Lake. Contact
Mary at 477-3205. 37-2-P
JOB WANTED, Mainte-
nance, upkeep, small
repair, clean or utility
type person of a busi-
ness. Indoor, outdoor,
ermanent job. Eves:
717) 482-3461. 38-1-P
LOST & FOUND
————————————
FOUND 8-10 yr. old male,
looks like wire-haired
terrier mixed, found
causing traffic jam on
highway in Trucksville.
No collar or ID. Has long
grey hair with black
markings. Call 696-3024
or 696-1146. 35-4-P
MUSIC
MERCHANDISE
Spinet-Console
Piano Bargain
Wanted: Responsible
party to take over low
monthly payments on
spinet-console piano.
Can be seen locally. Call
Mr. White at 1-800-544-
1574 ext. 608. 37-2-P
USED FLUTE, Best offer.
675-3713. 38-tfn-P
WANTED TO RENT
WANT TO RENT GARAGE
in Dallas area. Need
enough room for 1 car.
675-3649. 37-2-P
TRUCKS
76 CHEVY SPORT VAN, 6
cyl., standard. Seats 10,
Good cond. $1800 neg.
Call 696-4161. 35-4-P
MOTORCYCLES
1983 YAMAHA black,
50cc, special. Make an
offer. Call 675-3713. 18-
tfn-P
1985 KAWASAKI
"VULCAN" V-engine,
garage kept. $2400. Call
after 4 p.m. 829-6584.
29-tfn-P
1980 YAMAHA 650. Call
283-0358 after 4 p.m. 35-
4-P
AUTO
1976 TOYOTA COROLLA
SR5, Call 283-0358 after 4
1977 BUICK REGAL 2 door,
V-8, auto. Runs good.
$250. Call 675-1333. 36-4-
P
'68 FORD LTD., auto.
transmission with torck
converter. Good $35.
Call 655-9220. 37-4-P
1974 CHEVY MALIBU
CLASSIC very dependa-
ble vehicle, many new
parts $500. Call for more
information 287-8183. 37-
4-GR
1982 FIAT X-1-9, Sharp
red Italian beauty. 1600
cc fuel-injected engine, 5
speed transmission,
mags, AM-FM stereo
cassette, air cond., 14
mo. comprehensive war-
ranty, $4800. 825-5453
after 6 p.m. 37-2-P
‘83 CAPRICE CLASSIC
SEDAN. Air, fully
equipped, showroom
cond. 25,000 miles. Must
see to appreciate. 823-
0390. 38-4-P
‘74 NOVA 350 2V, air,
auto., p.s., new brakes,
battery, exhaust, great
body paint, 34,000.
$1695. 283-0799 even-
ings. 38-4-P
1974 VOLKSWAGON
DASHER, 32,074 miles. 2
dr., dark blue with beige
interior. Very clean,
good cond. Call for more
information. 675-0068.
38-1-P
Call Now!
1977 Plymouth, 2 door,
318 engine. $795. Good
running cond. 287-6054.
38-1-P
1981 CHEVY CITATION, 4
dr., 4 cyl., needs trans-
mission work. As is
$500. Call 822-6955. 38-4-
GR
'77 PONIAC FIREBIRD, V-6,
p.s., p.b., mag wheels,
44,000 miles. A-title.
Must see $2500. Call 779-
9641. 38-4-GR
BIRTHS
(The following Back Mountain
couples have announced births
during the past week:)
SCOTTS, MARY ROSE and
MICHAEL, P.O. Box 231, Dallas, a
son, Monday, Sept. 22.
WALSH, SYLVIA and SCOTT, 109
Elmcrest Drive, Dallas, a daughter,
Monday, Sept. 22.
MONTVILLE, NANCY and
JAMES, 178 Shade Tree Road,
Shavertown, a son, Sunday, Sept. 21.
PARDUSKI, DESIREE and
JOHN, RD 1, Box 274 E, Sweet
Valley, a son, Sept. 21.
WENTZEL, TINA and SCOTT,
Box 242 RD1, Dallas, a son, Wednes-
day, Sept. 24.
SAMANAS, DONNA and RICH-
ARD, 176 Church St., Dallas, a son,
Thursday, Sept. 25.
MARTIN, LAURIE and JAMES,
Rd 1, Box 357, Dallas, a son, Thurs-
day, Sept. 25.
STEC, SHIRLEY and JOSEPH, 52
Mill St., Dallas, a daughter, Friday,
Sept. 26.
FLACK, CATHY AND RUSTY, 86
Bulford Road, Shavertown, twins, a
son and a daughter, Friday, Sept.
26.
TROSKY, CAROLYN and KEN-
NETH, Box 242, RD2, Dallas, a
daughter, Friday, Sept. 26.
KANARR, JAN and GEORGE, 61
E. Franklin St., Shavertown, a son,
Saturday, Sept. 27.
PUGH, BRENDA, and ALAN,
P.O. Box 405 Dallas, a son, Satur-
day, Sept. 27.
Meetings
are resumed
Regular monthly meetings of the
Kingston Township Crime Watch
Organization resumed on Monday,
Sept. 29, at 8 p.m. Crime Watch
Coordinator, Harold Shelly, invited
all officers, block captains, sector
coordinators, as well as the general
public to this meeting.
Plans were formulated for the
Neighborhood Watch to be expanded
into various areas of the Township.
Coordinator Shelly also discussed
plans for increasing community
involvement in the program.
The public was urged to attend
this important meeting and to
become involved in the Kingston
Township Crime Watch Program.
The meeting was held in the com-
munity meeting room of the Kings-
ton Township Municipal Building, 11
Carverton Road, Trucksville.
a
| Glider on display
Dallas Post/Donna Sutliff
Dallas Post/Donna Sutliff
organizations.
Darlene
"Phillips
Team members are:
Chirs Scott; teacher, Mr. Simon.
Susan
Ryan
-0-
tine Stuart; teacher, Mrs. McCarthy.
Keith Jones;
student council.
treasurer,
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AWARDS CEREMONY was telecast
from the Pasadena Civic Audito-
rium by NBC on September 21, 1986,
with network stars David Letter-
man and Shelley Long serving as
hosts.
Guest presenters included Philip
Michael Thomas, Cybil Shepherd,
Bruce Willis, Beatrice Arthur,
Angie Dickinson, Stacy Keach,
Graduating?
Dallas Post/Charlot M. Denmon
their guests in attendance.
Michael J. Fox, Ali MacGraw, Joan
Collins, Raymond Burr, Milton
Berle, Joan Rivers, Barbara Eden,
Gene Barry, Howie Mandell, Linda
Grey, Tony Danza, John Ritter,
Harry Anderson, Jack Paar, Billy
Crystal, Michele Lee, Steve Allen,
Stephanie Zimbalist, Efrem Zimbal-
ist Jr., Tom Selleck, Robert
Wagner, Angela Lansbury, and
Linda Evans. Lucille Ball, also a
Ritz sisters
note birthdays
Happy 21st birthday to Kim Ritz
on Oct. 4, a nursing student at
College Misericordia and to Kelly
Ritz on Oct. 10, a senior at Dallas
High School.
They are the daughters of Bob
and Ginger Ritz of Trucksville.
Divorces
(The following divorce has been
filed at the Luzerne County Court-
house:)
ALDA M. SWANSON, plaintiff,
RD 1, Box 152A, Harveys Lake, and
TODD C. SWANSON, defendant, RD
1, Box 152A, Harveys Lake.
Drawing held
The Dallas Area Band Boosters
held their raffle drawing on Sunday,
Sept. 28. The winners were: L.
Briggs, Wilkes-Barre, $200; Vicky
Stull, Dallas $100; Tom Sponseller,
Dallas $50; Kathleen Oravitz,
Dallas, $50; Jane Ann Ott, Wilkes-
Barre, Doll.
We thank everyone who pur-
chased a ticket and congratulate the
winners.
presenter, paid special tribute to
comedian Red Skelton, this year’s
recipient of the prestigious Gover-
nor’s Award.
The awards show was again
produced by Alexander Cohen and
his wife, Hildy Parks, and directed
by Jeff Margolis.
This year Parks created a cele-
bration of television’s contribution
to the language with a multitude of
TV stars presented on tape and in
person. Production numbers were
kept to a minimum with the excep-
tion of Shelley Long’s musical
salute to the progress of women in
television.
Instead of saving major awards
for last, this year’s Emmy broad-
cast featured them throughout the
show. Awards were given in groups
of four with a generous sampling of
clips from the programs and its
stars. As for total awards, NBC took
19 of 31 awards, CBS took 10, and
ABC and PBS had one each on a
show which was surprising for its
pace and taste; and above all, it
finished on time.
The series most lauded with top
honors “at the prime time Emmy
ceremony were CBS’s ‘Cagney &
Lacey,” and NBC’s “St. Elsewhere”
he TW
Balken installed
and “The Golden Girls.” Although it
received 16 nominations, more than
any other show, ABC’s ‘“Moonlight-
ing” won only a technical award for
editing which was announced weeks
earlier.
CBS’s “Cagney & Lacey,” about
two women detectives, won for best
drama series for the second straight
year.
“It was a lovely sweep,” said Ms.
Gless of her show’s winning four
Emmys. Sharon Gless was not only
“the luckiest girl in the world,” as
she referred to herself, but also the
most patient as she finally won the
Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead
Actress in a Drama Series. ‘This
was part of my dream. I love this
business...I love all of you,” said
Sharon as she held the statuette
high above her head.
Gless plays Sgt. Christine Cagney,
the NYPD detective partner of
Lacey (Tyne Daly) in the CBS
series. Ms. Daly’s husband, Georg
Stanford Brown, won for best direc-
tor on “Cagney & Lacey,” and John
Karlen, who plays Daly’s husband
Harvey on the series, won for best
For the second year, winam
Daniels, Dr. Mark Craig, of NBC's
“St. Elsewhere,” was honored for
outstanding lead actor in a dra-
matic series, and his wife, Bonnie
Bartlett, was honored as best sup-
porting actress in a dramatic series
for her work on the same show.
“The Golden Girls” was a big
winner capturing laurels in the best
comedy, actress (Betty White), and
writing categories.
Also winning the series category
were Michael J. Fox of NBC's
“Family Ties” (best actor,
comedy), and Rhea Perlman of
NBC’s ‘“‘Cheers’ (supporting
actress, comedy). NBC’s “Hallmark
Hall of Fame: Love is Never Silent”
won as best drama special, and
NBC’s “Peter the Great” as best
miniseries.
Marlo Thomas received an Emmy
for best actress in a special or
miniseries for ‘“‘Nobody’s Child’
and Dustin Hoffman was best actor
for “Death of a Salesman,” both on
CBS.
(Debbey Wysocki is the entertain-
ment writer for The Dallas Post.
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