Call 474-6175. 44-4-P
Keep Warm!
Montgomery Ward wood-
a
burner w-tfan Vaty good
cond. $135. Call 779-
2500. 44-4-P
WOODSTOVE, Franco
Belge, 52,000 BTU's per
hour, very efficient, used
3 winters, exc. cond.
new for $715,
asking $300. Call 696-
4205. 44-4-P
BEN FRANKLIN STOVE.
i i a A pA ret we —— ee a
Very good cond. $50;
Floral sofa & chair best
offer. Call 675-3033 after
6:30 p.m. 45-4-P
SHOWER DOORS, Horizon-
tal blind design, 2 price
$95. Call 823-0661 or 822-
5998. 45-4-P
1985 VATICAN Proof Coin
set, $30. Call 693-3223.
45-4-P
TOYS, suitable for Christ-
mas. Some new. 50 cents
to $4. Call 287-6147. 45-
4-P
OVAL PICTURE FRAME
with beveled glass,
pressed flower arrange-
ment, signed and dated
on back $45. Call 675-
0020 after 4 p.m. 45-4-P
INFANT CAR SEAT $10;
baby swing $20. Call 825-
4125. 45-4-P
MAPLE KITCHEN SET with
4 chairs, builtin exten-
sion. Exc. cond. Call 823-
0661 or 822-5988. 45-4-P
WALNUT BEDROOM SET, 5
pieces, king size bed,
complete triple dresser
w-mirror, chest, 2 night
Call 836-5276 before 12
noon or after 5 p.m. 44-
4-P
2 GUN CASES $5. ea.;
Weaver 22 scope &
mounts $10. Call 696-
1523: 44-4-P
Pot Belly
stove for coal or wood.
Call 836-5276 before 12
noon or after 5 p.m. 44-
2-P
Oil Tanks
(2) 250 gallons, $25. ea.
Call after 4 p.m. 779-
3106. 44-4-P
18
FOR SALE FOR SALE RECREATIONAL
TABLE, yellow formica WOOD STOVE with ther- LARK TRUCK CAMPER
top, leaf, 4 chairs, $25. mostat contron for sale. 10% foot, sleeps 5, side
entance, pressurized
water system, hot water
heater, furnace, gas
elec. refrigator freezer,
bathroom, 40 gal. water-
tank, double sink. Must
see to appreciate $1300.
639-5678 before 6 p.m.
639-2935 after 6 p.m. 41-
+#n-P
GARAGE SALE
DALLAS PATIO CRAFT
SALE, behind Acme
(across from Eastern
Star). Hand crafted gift
items. Handpainted
sweat shirts. Sat. and
Sun., Nov. 22 & 23. 10
a.m.-5 p.m. 45-1-P
LADIES CLOTHING, pant
suits, slacks, leather
coat, dresses, sizes 18 to
20. $3 & up, very good
cond. Call 333-4318. 44-4-
P
STORM COAT, woman's
tan hooded, completely
fur lined. Size 12-14. Exc.
cond. $25; childs snow-
suit blue with grey pile
lining. - Toddler size 3.
Good cond. $5. Call 735-
1471. 44-4-P
ROTARY GAS LAWN
MOWER, runs $30; one
500-15" snow tire; one
520-13" snow tire; one
600-15 summer tire. All
like new $12 eac. Call
655-9220 after 12 noon.
44-4-P
10
COMMERCIAL STOVE,
burners with 2 large
ovens. Used for church
dinners. $300 or best
offer. Call 675-3213 after
6 p.m. 44-4-P
WELL BUILT dog coop
with cage $15. Call 696-
3102. 44-4-P
stands. $300. Call 675-
| 4033. 45-4-P
| BABY ITEMS, clothes,
newborn to 2T, furniture,
toys & accessories $35 &
under. Call 823-0661 or
822-5988. 45-4-P
J.C. PENNEY'S stereo, 2
| cass., turntable, like
. new. Less than $100.
J Must sell. Call 825-4125.
45-4-P
PANASONIC HOME
STEREO, AM-FM, 8 track,
2 thruster speakers. Exc.
| cond. $65. Call 825-5505.
!
45.4-P
PORTABLE Infra Red
remote control unit. Fits
any TV $65. Call any-
time. 654-2944. 45-4-P
3.C. PENNEY
MICROWAVE. $100. or
best offer. Good cond.
825-4125. 45-4-P
OLD BUFFET, $20. Call
675-5761 after 5 p.m. 45-
4-P
Diaper pail, brand new.
$1.50. Call 825-4125 45-4-
P
BRASS LAMPS $45 pair;
Oval rug, shades of blue
8x5 $25; 24 ft. wood
extension ladder $75;
Kitchen needs & much
more. 823-0661 or 822-
5988. 45-4-P
STEREO RADIO AM-FM,
| $45. Call 675-0020. 45-4-P
ROLLER SKATES, black
leather size 7, like new
$30. Call 675-0589. 45-4-P
TIMEX SINCLAIR 1000
COMPUTER, good starter
computer, ram modual
and topes $45. Call 675-
t 0020 after 5 p.m. 45-4-P
| ICE SKATES, white, size
7%, $5. Call 675-0589.
| 45-4-P
: ASSORTED G.I. JOE TOYS,
! Figures and vehicles;
, Afghan, never used $45.
| Call 675-0020 after 4
p.m. 45-4-P
GE AIR CONDITIONER fits
into window. Good cond.
$45. Call 825-4125. 45-4-P
| GREAT YARD DECORA-
i TION dog house cottage.
One of a kind. Exc.
cond. $25. Call 823-0661.
43-4-P
| PING PONG TABLE with
| accessories $40. Call 283-
| 1031. 43-4-P
: 12 VOLT BATTERY, new
$25. Call 675-1327. 43-4-P
6' TRUCK CAP for pickup.
Crank out windows,
good cond. $50. 675-
8696. 43-4-P
4 WHITE WAGON WHEELS
15"x8%, 6 hole $90. Call
735-8395. 43-4-P
- GOODYEAR RADIAL
| TIRES P185-65-R-14, $15
for 3; 1 Firestone tire
750-16, $10. Call 675-
| 5060. 43-4-P
!
2v SIDE CUSHIONS for
| Jeep or boat. 2 for $5.
696-1523. 43-4-P
CAR AM RADIO $10; boys
| dirt bike $20; exhaust
fan $25. Call 287-0639.
| 43-4-P
2 KELLY NAVIGATOR
RADIALS P235-75-R-15,
from pick up $60 both;
Jeep trans. case chain,
used 1500 miles, $40;
chrome front bumper for
77 Jeep Wagoneer $30;
1978 Camaro passenger
side door with glass,
$50. 825-0931 or 457-
7946. 43-4-P
LIVING ROOM COUCH
and chair, gold provin-
cial, fair cond. $30;
round kitchen table,
brown marble formica w-
leaf and 2 chairs $15.
, 287-4809. 44-4-P | 44-4-P
‘COMPLETE LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM
SUITE, 4 mo. old, con-
temporary st le, pd.
$700 sell ith $500,
includes couch, love
seat, recliner, coffee
table, 2 end tables,
beige color-factory
scotch guard treated.
~ Exc. cond. only $500;
patio furniture, black
wrought iron, love seat,
2 chairs, newly uphol- .
stered orange Pl
cushions, very good
cond. $100. 675-1392. 44-
CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY
blue velvet completely
lined, fits window 115”
widex84"” length $75. Pd.
$400 new, made by Pom-
eroys; Beautiful wall
decorations, see on
walls, make offer. 675-
1392. 44-4-P
WESTERN EQUITATION
SUIT burgundy, ladies
size 11. Exc. cond. 639-
2989. 44-4-P
12 WOMAN'S PURSES
good cond. $4 for all; 39
Harlequin & Silhouette
and other romance
novels $5.50; girls snow-
mobile suit size 12, 2 pc.
snowmobile suit size 8,
$8.00. 675-0907. 44-4-P
ENGLISH HUNT COAT
Harry Hall, green, worn
very little. ladies sie 14.
Exc. cond. must sell. 639-
5678. 44-4-P
VELVET SOFA, 6' & love
seat, both good cond. w-
large round swivel chair.
All three black & white,
swivel chair exc. cond.
Also 3 Early American
chairs, exc. cond. $250.
Call after 4 p.m. 825-
3351. 44-4-P
MAYTAG GAS DRYER,
$30. Needs some work;
kitchen set, white, 6
upholstered chairs, extra
leaf, $100. 675-1392. 44-
4-P
CHAIR for livingroom,
dark gold w-velvet
finish, good cond. $25.
Call 287-8547 after 4
p.m. 44-4-P
SOFA w-matching chair,
Early American, Scotch-
vard, gold tweed $75 or
est offer. 823-2825. 44-
4-P
BROYHILL bedroom suite,
bed, triple dresser, large
chest of drawers w-
doors. $300 or best offer.
675-1392. 44-4-P
FREE
Free Horse manure.
Upher Demunds Rd.,
as. Call after 4 p.m.
> on weekends. 675-
4182. 37-tfn-P
FREE 2-14 " wheels, 5 lug
holes, good cond. $6 ea.
675-2927. 42-4-P
FREE Infant car bed. 696-
1523. 44-4-P
FREE, to a good home 2
beautiful black kittens, 1
with tiny white spot on
chest, 7 wks. old, litter
trained, frisky & play-
ful.287-1465. 44-4-P
FREE Female kitten, all
black. 2 mos. old. Call
825-4125. 45-4-P
LOST & FOUND
LOST Female black & tan
coon hound in West
Dallas area, Sgarlet
lake. Call 675-8880 or
collect 1-301-836-7155.
44-4-P
LOST, 1970 men's Wilkes
College class ring with
initials. Lost in W-B area.
Reward. Call 693-3223.
45-4-P
LOST small white North-
eastern Bank envelope
with mortgage money.
Vicinity of Weis Market
in Dallas on 11-13-86.
Reward! 696-2913. 45-4-P
MOTORCYCLES
1983 YAMAHA black,
50cc, special. Make an
offer. Call 675-3713. 18-
tfn-P
RECREATIONAL
1983 HONDA ATV, 185cc
needs chain $500. Call
639-1163 after 5 p.m. 42-
4-P
1973 POLARIS TX 340 with
cover, 830 miles. Exc.
cond. $750 firm. Call 639-
1163 after 5 p.m. 42-4-P
GLASTRON inboard-out-
board speedboat, 16%
ft., 2 yrs. old. Open
bow, built in cooler, cus-
tomized trailer included.
(Exc. cond. $7500. Call
693-4565 after 6 p.m. 44-
4-P
MOBILE HOME
STAND CRAFT MOBILE
HOME for sale. 12 x 20,
2 bdrm., aluminum
siding, new carpeting,
some appliances. Exc.
cond. Must be moved.
$6500. Call 675-4001. 43-
4-P
MUSIC
MERCHANDISE
USED FLUTE, Best offer.
675-3713. 38-tfn-P
JANSSEN SPINET PIANO,
with bench. Good cond.
$500 firm. 675-3076 after
5 p.m. Ask for Peggy.
45-tfn-P
ADOPTION
By JOHN HOINSKI
Staff Writer
The Kingston Township board
of supervisors unanimously
passed the final reading of the
1987 budget at its monthly meet-
ing last Wednesday, which calls
for no. increase in property
taxes.
Taxes will remain at five
mills, with the budget being
$925,785, including $188,000 for
capital improvements.
Township Manager Fred
Potzer said he would also like to
inform residents the township
has not yet taken over responsi-
bility for Pioneer Ave. and at
this point has only informed
PennDOT of its intentions.
“First,” Potzer said, ‘‘Penn-
DOT will have to make approxi-
mately $200,000 worth of
repairs, including the installe-
tion of drains, guardrails and
resurfacing and paving of the
shoulders.’ Potzer said the
work probably will begin in 1987
when the weather breaks. The
project will be funded by the
Department of Transportation’s
Turnback Program and will be
at no cost to the taxpayers.
In other business:
— The board heard several
complaints from residents of
Fire Cut Road who say the road
is being poorly maintained. Res-
idents want the road paved but
Township solicitor Atty. Ben R.
Jones said that one reason the
road cannot be paved is that it
only 15 feet wide. He said road-
ways must be 33 feet wide in
order to qualify for reimburse-
ment of funds by the state.
— Rejected a subdivision for
plan for the Woodridge 11 devel-
opment near Sutton Road
because of concern over the
water runoff situation.
— Approved the following
appointments to the township
water commission: Deloris
Sesiensky, Harris Hill Road,
Trucksville; Robert H. Nat-
tress, Jr., Armstrong Dr., Shav-
ertown and ‘James Ward,
Tamanini Dr., Wyoming.
— Accepted a high bid of
$2,600 from the Lake Township
Board of Supervisors to buy the
township’s 1983 Plymouth Fury
cruiser.
— Approved an ordinance
requiring dumpsters at all new
building construction sites for
the purpose of discouraging
abuse of the township’s open
burning law by contractors.
(The following Back Mountain
properties have been listed for
transfer at the Luzerne County
Courthouse: )
INTERSTATE PROPERTIES,
to CAROL L. and JAMES E.
DAVIS, 51 Church Road, RD 3,
Wyoming, Property there--
Dallas Borough, Richfield
Street.
LOUIS HIRSH, trustee, to
CAROL and JAMES E. DAVIS,
51 Church Road, RD 3, Wyo-
ming, Property there--Dallas
Borough, Richfield Street.
DANIEL VOITEK, and all, to
RITA A. and THOMAS F. WISI-
NIESKI, 29 Stafford Street,
Trucksville, Property there--
Kingston Township, PTL.-81,
Stafford Street. .
MARION HAZELTINE, to
BARBARA and BARRY
SHAVER, - RD 1, Box 272-B,
Ridge Ave., Dallas; Property
there--Harveys Lake Borough,
L-46 Clarence Ave.
JOHN J. TOBIN and wife, to
JOSEPH A. MARIA, and all, 26
Harvard Street, White Plains,
N.Y.,” Property ' there--Harveys
Lake Borough, L66 +68, Dudley
Ave.,
LACEY M. WILLIAMS, and
wife, to KAREN D. and CRAIG
R. WILLIAMS, Lehigh Street,
Shavertown, Property there--
Kingston Township, 15 acres.
wife, to FRANCESCA M. CAC-
CIAPUOTI, and all, 119 E.
Franklin Street, Shavertown,
Property there--Kingston Town-
ship, Franklin Ave.
ANDREW M. KLEMISH, to
SANDRA A. KLEMISH, 14
Alfred Road, RD 3, Wyoming,
Property there--Kingston Town-
ship, L-38, Alfred Road, Sunrise
Estates.
JAMES P. O'DONNELL and
wife, to AILEEN A. O’DON-
NELL, and all, RD 1, Box 417,
Harveys Lake, Property there--
Harveys Lake Borough, L-4.
HAPPINESS - is our desire
to privately adopt white
infant. We are a profes-
sional young couple very
much in love, with a
sound future. All medical
xpenses paid. Please
call collect 201-255-6939.
45-4-P .
ADOPTION--Happily mar-
ried couple desires to
Sdopt white newborn.
i paid. Confiden-
Call collect 516-289-
7866. 45-4-P
MISCELLANEOUS
HALF PRICE!
arrow sign
Lighted, non-arrow $279!
Unlighted $239! Free Let-
ters! Few left. Warranty.
See locally. 1(800)423-
0163, anytime. 45-1-P
ANIMALS
Stables
Board horses your way at
T & G Stables. Harris Hill
Rd., Trucksville. Call 696-
4943 or 283-1179. 38-tfn-
P
Boston Terrier
Puppies
AKC-Reg. shots, wormed,
males. 799-5411, 44-2-P
AK.C.
Registered German Shep-
herd puppies. Black and
tan. $100. Call 542-5630.
45-4-P
AKC REG. GOLDEN
RETRIEVERS. 8 males, 9
wks. old. Call 826-0481
between 9 & 5. After 5
p.m. call 675-4126. 45-4-P
SERVICES
BUSY BEE CLEANING
SERVICE wants to make
you a honey of a deal.
Call now for our low
rates. 824-9849. 44-4-P
Please Call!
Bubblegum Cleaning Com-
pany. THOROUGH, resi-
dential cleaning. Call
675-2347. 45-4-P
FIREWOOD
WELL SEASONED oak,
split & delivered $50,
cord. Buy six loads, get
one free. 639-5000 or
477-5596. 45-4-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. 36-12-P
FOR RENT
2 BDRM. MOBILE HOME
for rent. No. pets. Refer-
ences requested. Call
333-4944. 44-4-P
WILKES-BARRE-Parsons,
1st. floor, 6 rooms 1%
baths w-shower, wall to
wall carpeting, stove,
dishwasher. Garage.
Heat and hot water
included $395 per mo.
Available Dec. 1. Call
288-8933. 45-tfn-P
WILKES-BARRE-Parsons,
2nd floor, 4 rooms and
bath w-shower, wall to
wall carpeting, stove.
Off street parking. Heat
and hot water included.
$285 per mo. Available
Dec. 1. Call 288-8933. 45-
tin-P
REAL ESTATE
LOT 135x135, Jackson St.
off Huntsville Road,
Four
from 309-415. Asking
$14,500. Call 693-4508.
45-4-P
Flashing
TRUCKS
‘77 DODGE MAXIVAN,
runs good. No windows,
air, auto., 360 engine, 36
al. fuel tank, heavy
uty tow package, cruise
j720 firm. 825-3648. 41-
# CJ-5 JEEP, 4 cyl.,
38,000 miles, good cond.
1$2950. 639-1955. 41-5-P
Corrine
(Continued from page 16)
but that is not significant.”
Arnong the few things Corrine
cannot do is drive because of
her vision which is not as good
as it once was. She does how-
ever enjoy walking in the warm
weather.
It is a special honor to Corrine
that her three daughters,
Homecoming Queens at Dallas.
Ramah, the oldest, graduated
from Wittenburg in Ohio and is
now with Bell Atlantic, outside
of Washington, D.C. Robin, a
senior at Gettysburg, is enjoy-
ing her first semester in
Geneva, Switzerland, and Leigh,
of course is a senior at Dallas.
ing Queens at Dallas in 1980,
1982 and 1986, respectively.
“The girls have always been
kind and caring persons, always
considerate of others, just as
they were of me when I was
ill,”” Corrine says fondly of their
daughters.‘I guess that is. why
their friends and classmates
like them and respect them.”
admits her frustrations but to
someone who has not seen her
in a long time, she has the same
lilt in her voice, same wit and
humor and the same caring she
had when she founded Career
Concepts for Women, and later
took over and directed Uniforce
Ramah, Robin and Leigh were The girls served as Homecom- Corrine Pawling readily Temporary Services.
(Continued from page 16) and alcohol classes at the “0 fall.
with her brother Joe and her
grandparents Dorothy and Fred
Sokolowski, of Davenport St.,
Dallas.
-0-
LEO G. THOMAS, son of Joan
Z. Thomas, of 160 Summit Ave.,
Summit, N.J., has been pro-
moted in the U.S. Air Force to
the rank of senior airman.
His grandfather, John A.
Rakos, resides at 127 W. Mount
Airy Road, Shavertown.
-0-
THREE BACK MOUNTAIN
RESIDENTS were recent recip-
ients of awards for their contri-
butions to the 1986 “Ride to Stop
Cancer.”
Maria Stahovec, Dallas, was
honored for having the most
pledges; Carol King, Dallas,
was honored as the oldest rider
in the event; and Ann Smaka,
Dallas, was the winner of the 10-
speed bicycle in a drawing held
after the event.
-0-
MRS. LENORE ROSEN-
CRANS, a representative from
the Luzerne-Wyoming Counties
Drug and Alcohol Program,
recently presented the film A
Step in Time to the sixth grade
students of Mr. Cicon’s: drug
Dallas Junior High School. The
film centered on alcohol aware-
ness.
-0-
DR. MICHAEL J. RAYMOND
of Dallas, Director of Psycho-
logical Services at Allied Serv-
ices’ John Heinz Institute of
Rehabilitation Medicine, Wilkes-
Barre, presented a paper at the
sixth annual meeting of the
National Academy of Neuropsy-
chologists in Las Vegas, Nevada.
on October 27, 1986.
A native of Little Falls, N.J.,
Dr. Raymond lives in Dallas
with his wife, the former Carrie
Roberts of Dallas, a medical
technolgist at the Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
-0-
WADE CURTIS, of Dallas,
was recently elected president
of the Student Government
Association of Luzerne County
Community College.
AIRMAN BENJAMIN
KOPROWSKI, son of Linda F.
and Chester J. Koprowski of RD
1, Sweet Valley, has graduated
from Air Force basic training at
Lackland Air Force Base,
Texas.
He is a 1986 graduate of Lake-
Lehman Senior High School.
AIR FORCE STAFF SGT.
MICHAEL J. McGLYNN SR.,
nephew of Leo A. Corbett of 201
Clearview Ave., Trucksville,
has arrived for duty with the
20th Tactical Fighter Wing,
England.
20:
NAVY SEAMAN KENNETH
S. PINDER, son of Donald B.
Flick of Rotue 1, Dallas, is
currently deployed to the West-
ern and Northern Pacific
Oceans aboard the aircraft car-
rier USS Ranger homeported in
San Diego.
He joined the Navy in July
1985.
-0-
THREE BACK MOUNTAIN
RESIDENTS are participating
in the Candy Striper program at
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital this
They are Shelby Naparsteck
of Dallas, who works in the
supply processing and distribu-
tion department; Holly Banks of
Dallas, who works in the hospi-
tality shop; and Hollie Price, of
Dallas who works in the Pedia-
trics Department.
-0-
Meadows Apartments, Dallas,
recently held a surprise baby
shower for their assistant man-
ager, Janet Mazur.
Mrs. Mazur is the former
Janet Baloh of Luzerne. She has
been employed at the Meadows
Apartments for the past four
years and currently resides in
Hanover Green with her hus-
band, Frank. The Mazurs are
expecting their first child in
early December.
Police blotter
TRUCKS
AUTO
Call Now!
(100) 4 x 4's at Eagles
Nest. Call 717-921-8991.
43-6-P
Ford Van
1982 300-6, auto., p.s.,
p.b., air, $3800. Call 477-
5912. 41-5-P
1984 GMC 5-25, 4 ‘speed,
4 cyl., AM-FM, sport
packagbe, custom cap.
Exc. cond. $4800. Call
675-4472. 41-5-P
1969 CHEVY C30 Dump
truck. A-title, 52,000
orig. miles, body, motor-
drive, train & lift. Exc.
cond. $3795. Call 693-
0792. 45-4-P
AUTO
72 OLDS CUTLASS
SUPREME, 4 door hard-
top, p.b., s., ‘exc.
Pp.
cond. 8all 696-4465 after
6 p.m. 41-5-P
1979 AMC CONCORD, no
rust, p.s., p.b., auto.,
miles, $1000; 1981 Aries
K, 4 dr. sedan, 2.6 liter
engine, 70,000 miles.
Good running cond.
$700. 824-2406. 41-5-P
'72 PLYMOUTH VALIANT,
auto., p.s., Looks great,
runs great. Slant 6 eng.
recently installed. Low
mil., new paint, extra
HD rear leaf spring just
installed, trailer hitch,
many new parts. Ready
for road. Very dependa-
ble. Good gas mileage.
All good tires, incl.
snows on rear. Winter-
ized, $450 firm. Call 825-
3648. 41-5-P
1984 CHEVY CAMARO,
Exc. cond. V6, good gas
mileage, p.s., p.b., AM-
FM stereo, rear def.
reclining bucket seats,
cloth int.$7000 neg. Call
825-7626. 42-5-GR
76 CADILLAC COUPE
DEVILLE, white w-blue
interior, includes all Cad-
illac options, 52,000
miles, $2700. Call 779-
4160 after 4:30. 42-5-P
1985 DELTA ROYAL OLDS-
MOBILE, A-title, loaded,
sunroof, 14,000 miles.
GAMC Extended War-
ranty included. Charcoal
grey. Call 696-4565 after
6 p.m. 44-4-P
84 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER
WAGON, Low mileage,
blue w-wood grain, fully
equipped with 3rd seat
$8900. Call 675-3213
after 6 p.m. 44-4-P
1981 FORD ESCORT front
wheel drive, auto., p.b.,
new Michelin all weather
radials. Red cloth int.
$2000. Call ater 4 p.m.
823-8918. 45-4-GR
‘79 CHEVY CHEVETTE.
Garage kept. p.s., stick
shift, new battery, new
exhaust & new aro
Body exc. cond. Interior
good cond. AM-FM like
new. Must see to appre-
ciate $1200. neg. Call
after 4 p.m. 655-5023.
45-4-GR
'73 PLYMOUTH
Fury Ill, fully equipped,
auto., air, $225. all 477-
2547 after 4 p.m. 45-1-P
1974 CHRYSLER NEWPORT,
4 dr. sedan, 8 cyl., p.s.,
p.b., p.w., a-c, radial
tires. Asking $450. 675-
0561. 45-4-P
1979 PLYMOUTH HORI-
ZON. Red, 4 spd., hatch-
back, A-title. Must sell!
$1350. Call 696-3405
before 12 noon or after 5
p.m. 45-4-P
1981 CHEVY CITATION, 6
cyl., auto., p.b., ps.
low mileage $1500. Good
Sori; Call 825-0031. 42-5-
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PROFESSIONAL BABYSIT-
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Dallas home. Must be in
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smoker, own transporta-
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Call 288-3737 between 7
& 9 p.m. 44-4-P
Buy or Sell
Avon Products. Exc. con-
ditions. Call Marge at
825-3351. 44-4-P
AIRLINE JOBS $17,747 to
$63,459-Year. Now
Hiring! CALL JOB LINE 1-
Slay Ext. A-6112.
45-1-P
AN OHIO OIL CO. offers
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bonuses, benefits to
mature person in Dallas
area. Regardless of
experience, write P.D.
Read, American Lubri-
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Secretary
Part-time position, flexi-
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Relations Office at Penn
State. Word processing
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knowledge preferred.
el 675-9228. AAEOE.
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Kingston Township
No one was seriously injured
Saturday night as a result of a
two-car crash along Rt. 309 in
Kingston Township.
Michael Sheridan, 18, 69 Par-
rish St., Dallas, was treated and
released from the Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital after being
removed from his car by the
Jaws of Life. Neither Thomas J.
Susz, 48, 7 Brookside Road, Box
373, Tunkhannock and operator
of the second vehicle, nor his
wife, Janice Ann, a passenger,
were injured.
According to reports, Sheridan
was traveling south on Rt. 309
when he lost control of his
vehicle , slid sideways across
the southbound lane and into the
northbound where it struck the
Susz car. The Sheridan vehicle
then slid off the berm of the
road and struck a bridge wall
before flipping over. Investigat-
ing officers were James Balav-
age and Michael Moravec.
Dallas Township
A bizarre incident involving
two separate accidents within 10
minutes of each other at the
same location in Dallas Town-
ship Friday morning resulted in
two individuals being struck by
a car and a Dallas Township
cruiser being damaged.
In the first accident at approx-
imately 8:21 a.m., three vehi-
cles were involved in a mishap
on Lake Street near College
Misericordia.
Two college workers operating
a 1979 GMC dump truck were
parked on the south bound lane
of the street when a second
vehicle driven by Bernadine
Bator, 62, of College Manor
noticed the truck did not have
its flashers on. Bator then
pulled up along side the truck to
inform the workers about the
flashers when a 1978 Impala
driven by Kathleen Oravitz, 42,
also of College Manor, traveling
south impacted both vehicles.
The Oravitz car had to be
towed while the other vehicles
were removed off to the right
berm with part of the cars
remaining on the road. Dallas
Township police Carl Miers
investigated the incident.
Meanwhile, the unmarked
township cruiser, which was
parked at the rear of the truck
with its four-way flashers on,
was struck by a vehicle driven
by Louis Dagnick, 52, College
Manor, who was traveling
south.
Dagnick said he was blinded
by the sun when his his car
struck the rear of the cruiser
and the side of the truck before
hitting the two pasasengers of
the truck who had been standing
in front of their vehicle.
Daniel Lazar, 38, of Luzerne
and Douglas Pallup, - 30, from
Kingston, were both injured and
taken to the Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital by the Dallas ambul-
ance where they were treated
and later released. The Dagnick
vehicle had to be towed from
the scene. _
Dallas Borough police chief
Ed Lyons investigated the inci-
dent since it is the township’s
policy not to investigate any
accidents involving their own
vehicles.
Eugene Shelley, Fenwood
Drive, reported the theft of his
1986 Ford Mustang Monday
morning which he says was
stolen from his garage. Shelley
told police he parked the vehicle
in the garage and locked it
when someone entered the
structure, disconnected the elec-
tric door and removed the car.
Four windows were shot out at
the Dallas Senior High it was
reported on Friday. The
damage may have been done
with a pellet gun and follows an
identical incident which had
occurred a week before at the
Junior High.
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