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Seamstress’ 53 54 55 56 57 haunt works case 59 0 61 2 63 64 65 66 THE INTERNATIONAL Challenger o H&S 67 8 ~ DIRECTIONS 69 [70 [71 2 6 79 [80 ° o Fill each square with a number, one through nine Bos Oo * Horizontal squares should add to totals on right. 81 82 83 84 oS y J ve/tal Squares should add to totals on bottom. //-2Z 7) * Diagonal squares through center should add to 2 ) 'y, 85 86 87 88 89 & S total in upper and lower right. — 1 O 8 O 9 96 97 98 = oO Today's Challenge wn oD 99 [100 [101 102 103 104 105 106 [107 |108 5 5 Time 14 Minutes 2 SS OQ seconds 709 11 KE 11 113 114 1 c 5 Your Working 6 TL A Elia] 118° 119 120 - ; Time Minutes 121 122 123 124 Seconds » Bf The Dallas Post Dallas, PA A , malcolm Leaves (continued from page 1) pay ten percent of the price, with DER picking up the rest of the tab. When the borough buys the equipment, it will hold several information sessions to become familiar with the new program, Lutsey said. He has requested that residents not begin raking their leaves into the gutters until the borough announces that the new equip- ment has arrived and is ready to 0. g Funded by a $2 per ton assess- ment at landfills and recycling centers, the grant program is operated by DER to help munici- palities develop waste disposal plans and recycling programs. Because many landfills no. . longer accept leaves and state or 1 1 local ordinances limit open burn- : ing, municipalities have begun to. set up various types of sormpestii & programs in which homeowners’ leaves are collected for com- posting. These programs also. provide for homeowners and farm 4 nts ers to pick up leaves for garden. | fo mulch. v Grants cover up to 90 percent , . of the cost of equipment and site. ,_ preparation, according to a re: ; cent DER news release ach} Ta 03 = fi Med center (continued from page 1) “The cornerstone to this facility is the Dallas Family Practice,” explained Messersmith of the health care efficient, convenient. | and cost effective. People are oat “itl looking for an alternative to ex- /' HAIRCUT aways $12 OPEN 9-6 LABOR DAY HAIRCUTTERS Family Hair Care Centers NO APPOINTMENTS OPEN 7 DAYS & NIGHTS ! KIDS CUTS (Under 10) ee . Dry $6.00 IM/NGE We use and recommend IMAGE Professional w/Shampoo $8.00 sos Pde IEA ARS AI (SIVA R ») @ Country Club Keep your Summer Tan! Luzerne Shopping Center NEW TANNING Shopping Center DALLAS SALON! LUZERNE 675-8400 6 Visits for $18. 283-2003 J y et Jw Te rere ed el cone er re LR mand esd wot afl tas I AUTUMN JUMPING CURLS ; PERM SPECIAL" ADULT HAIRCUT SPECIAL! 11 ONLY $ 309 11 ONLYS 11:00 Receive a FRE Reg. $50 I | Reg. $12 ee Ets y 11 Dallass malaslmy this Coupon. $8,50 VALUE, ’ Includes Shampoo, Cut, Blow Dry, Curling ron, SARL art Dy I I With Mp coupon i Adults Onl No other offers. Exp. 9-30-93 | | Not valid with other offers. Exp. 9 0.30.93 PRESENT COUPONS PRIOR 0s RERVICE, of L PRESENT COUPONS PRIOR TO SERVICE. ANE EEN SEES NEN DENS NEN BEE a aE SE Aaa" ——— — i i rE I fa A beautiful memory is worth saving Preserve the wedding day loveliness of your bridal gown for the next generation with our exclusive bridal gown cleaning and preservation service. After gentle cleaning, your gown is folded in tissue and placed in a keepsake memory chest for safekeeping. Steven's Town & Country Cleaners Country Club Shopping Ctr. « 675-0468 Check Out Our New Store Hours Mon.-Fri. 7 AM. -7 P.M. « Sat. § AM. - 6 PM. The Professional Edge, The Personal Touch & il A member of the International Fabricare Institute, 1 the association of professional drycleaners and launderers. 0 50 A YL... kk kk vk ok dk kk kk sk kk kkk sk dk ok dk kok ke ok kok ok ok ok * * * * * * * * * * GUN SHOW AND SALE Howard Johnson Inn 500 Kidder Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA August 28 - 29 - 30 Daily Admission Adults $4.00 « Children $2.00 Sat. 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. e Sun. 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. 1, $.6.6.0.6.6.6.6.6.0.6.6.0.06.6.0.6.6.6.0.6.6.6.606.6.6.0¢ »* * * * * * * * The Back rE Don't leave home without us. 22 tL 's Bh ol * Newspaper Since 1889 35¢ Vo! 104 No 28 High water rates bring wave of rove Tg All other states - $17 Name Q Start a student subscription to: Or a school-year subscription to The Dallas Post. Your away-from-home student will get The Post from September through May at these special rates: In Pennsylvania, New York or New Jersey - $15 Mailing address City State Ordered by: Name Zip Mailing Address City State Amount enclosed: Sendto: The Dallas Post P.O. Box 366 Dallas, PA 18612 Zip reason for placing the complex in the Back Mountain. “We're going to build space to accommodate eight family practitioners. We're hoping to have doctors time-share the office space with other spe- cialists. “We're going to offer treatment services such as physical therapy therapy,” “We're also going to have diagnostic services such as radiology and mammog- raphy. The whole move in the and occupational Messersmith added. pensive in-patient care. We're hoping to offer that kind of care. '- right here in the Back Mountain.” If everything goes according to. = plan, ground-breaking for the. = facility could take place in Janu-' ary of 1994. But Messersmith‘ quickly added that he wouldn'tbe = surprised if the ground-breaking took place in the spring of next year. Once ground is broken, it should take approximately nine months for the complex to be health care industry is to make completed. of 4 Lehman raises a (continued from page 1) i Hh GH {iod Her salary for the next four cent). a [ie years will increase with the con- In other business, the board + |... sumer price index, not to ex- voted to: 1 pas ceed 4.5 percent, every July 1. * Hire teachers Marie Bor- | The board approved the fol- ton, Louise Schwartz, Susan ® {= > lowing administrators'salaries: Young, Scott Kerkowski and | Regina Corbett, special ed Pearl Fulton, library aide [i supervisor/psychologist: Christine Sakowski and sub- «|: $54,810 (3.5 percent.) stitute teachers John Soboc- ff John Oliver, high school inski, Shelby Girard and Pat ~~ principal: $64,075 (2.7 per- Moyer. RT Tira cent). e Appoint coaches James 7, |; Fred Sponenberg, assistant Welby, assistant varsity soc- fs high school principal: $53,617 cer; Geoffrey Hoyt, junior high =| 1/ (6.7 percent.) principal: cent.) respectively). percent). Robert Roberts, middle level $60,088 (3.5 per- Charles James and Robert Kunkle, elementary principals: $57,784 (1.9 and 2.0 percent, Barbara Ross, transporta- tion coordinator: $32,355 (10 Joyce Coolbaugh, food serv- ice director: $22,239 (10 per- soccer; Dona Trebilcox, assis- tant girls’ volleyball and volun- : teer assistant girls’ volleyball coaches Robin Rogers, Charles James and Anthony Scavone. .7 J". e Appoint class advisors and co-curricular advisors. e Approve a 45¢ per hour in- crease for secretaries, with the '.|° exception ofthe twonewly hired +} ~ secretaries at the high school * +} and middle level center, retro- -, active to July 1. LN Phone 675-5211 What did you do on summer vacation? Readers who have spent part of their vacation at an especially interesting or economical attraction are invited to share their" experiences with the readers of The Dallas Post. Just call or write to let us know of your experience and to set up an interview. The Dallas Post, P.O. Box 366, Dallas, PA 18612. The Dallas Post Call 675-5211 to place your GUARANTEED RESULTS classified ad (More Classifieds Pg. 14) ANIMALS FOR SALE ROTTWEILER MIXED PUPPIES, 696-4313. 33- 4-P KITTENS recent strays, vet. checked spayed/ neutered, litter trained. Please help. Serious inquiries only. 693-6134. 34-4-P HORSES BOARDED, 2 vacancies, Box stalls, Riding rails, $100/month. 655-2404 . 33-4-P AUTOMOBILES ENGLISH BOOTS, $30; rowing ma- chine $30. 31-4-P ELECTRIC FUFNACE MAN COAL STOKER with Worm Feed. New drive motor, 25 yrs. old. $450 or best offer. 823- 2986 after 4 p.m. 32-4-P JOHN DEERE 19" CHAIN SAW with new chain $50; crib $5; stroller $5. Call 288-4471. 33-4- 1987 8S-10 BLAZER. P Exc. cond. Must sell. Also parting out 1972 MGB many good parts including engine and transmission. 675-1072. 34-4-P CHILD CARE BK. MT. BABYSITTING CO-OP seeks new members. Moms who need child care to run errands, exercise, etc. and are willing to ex- change sitting services. Call Brigette at 675-4479 or Molly at 675-2813. 31- 4-P FINANCIAL PREPARE YOURSELF forthe Clinton tax deluge with MetLife’s tax-de- ferred financial products. Call Ward Wilcox, 825- 3427 for information. 34- 9 4-P ROWING MACHINE, $25; new bathroom sink, $5; Singer sewing ma- chine in cabinet $25; ph y ru aly FOR SALE ii RATA LE RIDING STORM WINDOW (1):'i: 29x52 window. srg 675-3244. 0460. 36 tfn-P fie: YASHICA FRI 35 MM-"-*"' CAMERA with 50mm_ _ . lens, skylight filter. Very =" good cond. Make an of- + fer. 675-5211. 29-tnf-P . motorcycle jacket, horse- | SE re * I 2 v . a foe a hi ie Fg Vo ut Mi Wh hg i ay Big Fog i © wo Ey Hd wc E8 RE 2% but d ¥ =e Bs Be Bs BaF Ff hide $100. 675-3244. Ersua 4 7 AR FLEA MARKET ITEMS, . practically new $50. 696- Wo free betigle Ve, 4 1973. 34-4-P men’s all weather top FULL SIZE PINE WA- TERBED w/drawers underneath. $175. Mat- tress not included. 696- 1508. 34-1-P BALDWININTERLUDE ORGAN, double key- board, exc. various in- coat brand new, 38R; too many items to list. 287- 4235. 33-4-P FREE FREE, to good home 2 striped tabby cats. 7 yrs. strument sound. Exc. gl, 2 yrs. old. Fully 4 cond. includes lamp declawed, neutered. lots $008, 696-2021. health, all shots. Very BE 6 DRAWER DRESSER maple with light finish - $45, matching desk, 4 drawers, $40. Both exc. cond. Atari 7800 video ame. New still in box $40. 675-7413. 34-4-P friendly. Must be kept in- doors & together. Owner must give away, 696- 1408 evenings. 84-4-P- AKC REG. COLLIE,» sable & white, male, 5 2 yrs old. 287- 3429. 33-4- P Fs
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