Evening Herald from Shenandoah, Pennsylvania • Page 9

PAGE NINE To Buy, Sell Rent, Hire, Find, Trade Call Us Today Phones: 462 2777, 875-1184, 773-1011 1 1 i. i. i iii -1 i i VT.NTNG HERALD OF SHENANDOAH ASHLAND MAHANOY CITY MONDAY, MARCH 30," 1970 nnr I Easter Snow Final Insult OBITUARIES SEE CHISELCHIKJ- VERMIN SKJEAKB Michael Ference Michael Ference, 49, of 185 VERM HAS TO WORK FAST-WHEN KNOW HIM ONE everything we think another official Easter should be declared. After all, this is the hol first thought would be "It's Christmas!" Then they see Easter baskets. Has the Easter Bunny gone mad? Imagine the tears shed by women who spent small fortunes on spiffy new Easter outfits, ex-Dectina to be seen in one of the THE GUY PUTTIN' ON HIS GLOVES- HE'D RAT 1 AM OLD BLUE NOSE-AN1 THE DAME PUTTW1 ON 1 THE LIPSTICK- HAZEL PATOOTIE-SHE THINKS -ft SHE RUNS THIS WAX- WORKS-AND WATCH FOR MUSTACHE HE'S A STOOL PISEON Eveninq Herald SHENANDOAH ASHLAND MAHANOY CITY 20 Words or Less 1 Time $1.16 3 Time $2.00 6 Times $3.60 CASH RATES apply di placM hn mn4 paid within 10 4Vf of ma Hi pn Pill.

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He is a third grade student at Jefferson school and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Matta. Karen Dick daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Dick, 86 Swa-tara Road, Shenandoah Heights is 14 today. Karen is in the eighth grade at Shenandoah Valley School. Michael Staskel, 618 West Penn street, Shenandoah is observing his 70th birthday today. Joseph Gober observed his birthday on Sunday. Mirocke Moving and Storage Dial 462-1730 Local and Long Distance 533 W.

Coal Shenandoah Altamont Lumber Co. 919 Centre Ashland Lumber and Hardware Business Including all buildings, stock and equipment. This building can be used for many purposes. 3,200 ft. of storeroom.

5.000 ft. of warehouse. Buildings can be purchased separately. Will finance to the right party. Excellent business opportunity.

Where can you get financing at 6V4 today. Appointment for terms. U1DVCV C. CRESSWELL- REALTOR 874--OI47 FRACKVIUl Phone 622-1122 Auto Repairs 51 SEE KLINE BROS. AUTO PARTS FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF TAIL PIPES, MUFFLERS, REBUILT ENGINES, CRANK SHAFTS, WILLARD BATTERIES AND AUTO PARTS.

711 West Centre Shenandoah 462-3728 938 West Centre Mahanoy City 773-3310 307 Schuylkill Tamaqua 668-3340 local Easter parades. We have received no word on whether any local parades will be rescheduled. It might be a good idea. We did see a few dcodIc. brav ing the elements in Sorine fin erysnow covering the cunning little flowers on their hats.

But most people were encased in boots and fur, some sporting snow-covered orchids in deference to the day. Though it would be in com plete defiance of practically A daughter was born to Rev and Mrs. Carl P. Mitchell, Mahanoy City, on Saturday at the Good Samaritan Hospital, Pottsville. Rev.

Mitchell is pastor of St. Paul's U. C. Church, Main and Pine streets, Mahanoy Mrs. Mitchell is the former Brit-ta Spohn.

A daughter was born today in the Ashland State Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i Meade, of 406 Catherine street, Fountain Springs. The mother is the former Joanne O'Neill. Dispensary Cases Two dispensary cases were recorded at Locust Mountain Hospital over the holiday weekend.

Both were visitors to this area. Tania McKeone of RD 1, County Road, Newark, was treated for nausea and vomiting after she struck her head against a desk. Mark Oil in, 349 Northern Parkway, Ridgewood, N. la cerated his right eyebrow In a fall. AVOID BUILDUP If you use fabric softeners in your wash, skip the softener after every few washes to avoid buildup, which can cause such items as towels to lose their drying power.

Personals I wish to extend my sincere thanks to Dr. J. Howard and the Hahnemann Hospital Staff for their excellent care, and all my friends for cards, flowers and prayers during my recent illness. John F. Mellon John Covitch Tnhn rsmttvl Covitch, 66, a resident of Shenandoah until eouon vpars aso.

died Sunday at his home 104 Hedgerow drive, Yardley Farms, Morris- ville, after a lingering illness. A retired coal miner and automobile mechanic, he was a sen of the late Michael and Barbara (Zinchak) Covitch. Surviving are three brothers Michael Kovac, Shenandoah; Joseph and Andrew Covitch, Morrisville; three sisters: Mrs. Elizabeth Walacavage, Miss Mary E. Covitch, Mrs.

Elea-nore Leonard, of Morrisville: a nephew Burton Walacavage and one niece Linda Leonard, Morrisville. Funeral servicps will hp WpH. nesday 9 a.m. J. Allen Hooper runerai w.apei, 45 North Pennsylvania avenue, Morrisville.

Kequiem High Mass, St. John the Evanoelist Church. Morris. ville. Burial Holv Tri.iitv Cemetery, Morrisville.

Calling Mums me iunerai nome 3 to 9 p.m. Friends are also wel come at the Covitch residence. Cards nf Thanks 55 THE FAMTT.V ir. oLiumwieage with 1 "'uae the flora offerings and sympathy card' received in their recent be' reavement and especial'y ex press annrpr-iatinn u. many acts of kindness and pv.M44CO u4 svmpainy.

SINCERFST iPPBlTfllTinM A 1 and thanks for messages of intc, iiuiai ana spiritual Off Prindc nea rf ei- ui auLimiu- biles and other kind acts of svnipainy in mv sorrow, the drath of Mrs. Sara O'Donnell. Signed: Mrs. Wcller Hunsing-er, Daughter WE EXPRESS sincere apprecia tion lor lioral tributes, messages of condolence, use of and other personal acts of kindness in our bereavement, the death of Pierce F. Richards.

Signed: Family THE MEMBERS of the familv of the late Charles E. Love, of Ashland, wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses performed during their recent bereavement. Especially do they wish to thank the pallbearers for their services, those who offered their cars for the funeral, and the donors of cards and flowers. Obituaries 57 McLAIN Daniel 131 North West street. Funeral Tuesday from Sullivan Funeral Home, Coal and Jardin streets, with services at 9:30 a.m.

High Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. in Annunciation Church. Friends and relatives invited. Interment in parish cemetery. Viewing Monday 2 to 10 p.m.

Scriptural services 7:45 p.m. Michael J. Sullivan has charge. Legal 58 SEALED PROPOSALS Sealed proposals will be re ceived by the Borough of Ash land until 7 p.m. on April 8.

1970 at the Borough Hall and then pub icly opened and read for the furnishing of the Borough's 1970 street material requirements. Specifications, instructions and proposal forms may be obtained at the Secre- tary onice in Borougn Han. All proposals must be on forms provided by the Borough, must be in sealed envelopes plainly marked "Bid Proposal" on the outside and each proposal for each individua1 item must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of $200.00, made payable to the Borough of Ashland. The Borough of Ashland re serves the right to reject any or all proDOsals. Bv direction or the Council of the Eorough of Ashland.

EMIL R. ERMERT Secretary ESTATE OF PHOEBE MAE THOMAS a'ka MAE THOMAS Late of the Borough of Maha noy City. County of Schuylkill and State of Pennsylvania, de ceased. Letters Testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons in debted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settle ment to: Pennsy'vania National Bank and Trust Company, Executor Centre Norwegian streets Pottsville. Pa.

17901 OR Noonan. Pace Lavelle Attorneys at Law 5 West Centre street Mahanoy City, Pa. 17948 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Joseph Ozor. late of the Borough of Shenandoah, County of Schuylkill and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settle ment to JOHN OZOR Executor 4ii West Oak street Shenandoah, Pa.

or MTEENICKI AND MTFRNICKI Law Offices ANTHONY J. MIERNICKI Attorney 104 North Jardin street Shenandoah, Pa. This was the final insult. How much more can mere mortals take, for crying out loud! We cou almost tolerate be ing snowed in on Christmas at least then it added something to the good, old fashioned Holiday spirit. But Easter! Imagine the total confusion of little kids waking up expecting sunshine and flowers, as befits the traditional Easter image, and see ing piles of white stuff.

Iheir FUNERALS Charles E. Love The funeral of Charles E. Love, of Ashland, was held from the Kull Funeral Home Saturday morning. Interment was in Christ Church Cemetery, Fountain Springs. The Rev.

David Albright, pastor of Bethany E. C. Church, Asniana. uiuckucu. Pallbearers were t-reueni-K.

Batdorf, Charles Batdorf, Donald Love, Leonard Dinger, James Lyden and timer r-aui. Mrs. Sara O'Donnell Funeral services for Mrs. Sara O'Donnell, Ringtown, were held Friday from the Stauffer Funeral Home, Ringtown, with Rev. Albert Haffley pastor of the United Methodist Church officiating.

Riinai was Saturday after noon in the Center County Memorial Park at State College. Pallbearers were Eugane Christman, Peter Damguard, Michael Fedor, Scott Hunsing-er, Robert Lope, Harry Johnson Jr. Edward W. Stauffer had charge. Pierce F.

Richards Funeral services for Pierce F. Richards. 438 West Penn street, Shenandoah, were held from the Waters Funeral Home, 200 North Jardin street. Rev. Harrv Cadman.

of the Primitive Methodist Church of ficiated at services at the funeral home and graveside. Members of the Rescue Hook and Ladder Company held a ritual for their deoarted mem ber Friday evening. Pallbearers were George Barlow, William Guers, William Amos. John Blakes. Rnnair Thomas, Arnold Howells, Les ter Davidson.

Burial was in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. W. Harry Waters and Sons had charge. Mrs. Emily Thomas The funeral of Mrs.

Emily W. Thomas, Park Crest, Earnes-ville, was held at 10:30 a.m. Friday from the Jane Clifford Ritz Funeral Home. Rev. Philip Sherman, pastor of Zion Baptist Church officiated at the funeral parlor and at the graveside in the German Protestant Cemetery.

Pallbearers wprp IPurnell, Linwood Purnell, Howard Fisher, James Price, Charles Kern and Arthur Kern. $650 Damages In Car Crash Forced off the highway by an unidentified motorist. Theodore John Williams, of 164 Swatara road, Shenandoah Heights, lost control of his car and knocked over seven iron guard rails on Route 54, a mile and a half west of Mahanoy City Saturday nignt. Williams, alone in the 1966 Chevrolet sedan owned by his wife Patricia, escaped injury according to Sgt. Michael Ber-uck of the Mahanoy Township Police Department who investigated the accident.

The officer listed estimated damage at $650. tery with Rev. Paul Ropitsky, officiating. Robert F. Hoppes has charge.

Beatrice A. Oxley Services for Beatrice A. Ox-ley, 74, of Pottsville R.D. 3, widow of Arthur M. Oxley, will be held Tuesday morning at 11! o'clock in the Geschwindt Fu-, neral Home, Schuvlkil! Haven.

The Rev. John R. Coble will officiate. Burial will be ini Schuylkill Memorial Schuylkill Haven R.D. 1.

Mrs. Oxlev died earlv Satur-i day morning in her residence, i Born in Mahanoy City, she was a daughter of John and Tamar (Beadle) Herring. Heri husband died in 1961. Mrs. Oxley was a member of St.

James Episcopal Church, Schuylkill Haven, and of the Friendship Club of North Man-heim Township. Surviving are a dauphter. Madeline, wife of Delbert Mil-1 ler, et home, and two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Also a sister, Mrs. Jane George, Baltimore, Md.

1 IS EITHER PUTTIN' THE ARM ON THE DAY YOU NEW GUY OR PUTTIW1 JO TALK THE KNOCK ON THE ASSORTED CO-WORKERS' 51 New and used Cars and Trucks 27 SALE ON OLDER PICK-UP TRUCKS 1959 Cnevy Pick-up. Tag. Burns Oil $150 1953 Ford Pick-up, Tag. $160. 1951 Chevy Pick-up.

Front Fender Dented. $95. A Lot of Cheap Work Cars To Choose From. ED WAIKS TJSP CAPS Lower William Penn PHONE 462-9123 FOR SALE: 1966 Caprice 4 door naratop. Brand new tires, in good condition.

Call 773-3686 after 6 p.m. Business Opportunities 34 SPARE TIME INCOME EARN $550 OR MORE EXTRA INCOME PER MONTH. A new conceDt for merchan dising qua ity nuts vacuum seal ed in aluminum containers. The exact amount vou can earn each month depends on the size oi your investment and your willingness to work. You need no experience to succeed in this vendine Dlan that really worXs.

TAYSTEE NUT will place vour vending machines in good locations. All you have to do is restock with vacuum packed nuts. All products 100 guaranteed. Investment of $1990.00 to 5J.19u.UU cash is required for in ventory and equipment. You must have a good car and be able to work 6 to 12 hours per week.

Our business is seeing that you succeed. If you want to have your own business, write to us today. En close your NAME. ADDRESS and PHONE NUMBER. TAYSTEE NUT AND CANDY.

CORPORATION 2200 East Sunshine Commerce Terrace, Suite 310 Springfield. Missouri 65804 Phone: (417) 883-5550 A division of First Marketing Corp. Business Announcement li THOMAS BROS NATUROL GAS COMPANY LET US PROVE BOTTLED GAS IS THE BEST BUY WHEREVER YOU LIVE. Phone Shenandoah 462-0154 for Complete Gas Service. Freo Installation and 24-hour Service YOU Ohio avenue, Shenandoah.

Heights, died suddenly Sunday afternoon at his home. A retired coal trucker and World War II veteran, he was a I son of Mrs. Elizabeth Koleman Ference of Raven Run and the late John Ference. He was a member of St. Stanislaus Church, Shenandoah Heights Fire Amvets War-digo Post 7, Anthony P.

Da- mato Post 792 and Disabled American Veterans, Frackville. Surviving in addition to his mother are his wife Florence (Varenick) a son Gerald and a daughter, Kathy, both at home; brothers and sisters: John Ference, Shenandoah; John Koleman, Shenandoah; Steve Koleman, Shenandoah Heights; George Koleman, New Jersey; Andrew Coleman, Shen. Heights, Mrs. Margaret Cross, Pottsville; Mrs. Helen Kowalick, Ravan Run; Mrs.

Betty Dower, Shenandoah; Mrs. Mary Lorady, Gir-ardville. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services Thursday at 9 a.m. from the Oravitz Home for Funerals, 38-40 North Jar din street.

Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. in St. Stanislaus Church, with burial in the parish cemetery Viewing is Wednesday 2 until 10 p.m. J. A.

Oravitz and Sons in charge. Jacob Herring Jacob Herring 75, of 513 Morris street, Frackville, died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting at the home of his mother-in-law Mrs. Elsie Wert, 507 West Third street, Birdsboro. He was a former member of the Shenandoah Police Dept. and was affiliated with a detective agency at the time of his death.

He also was employed by the Borough of Frackville in the sewer maintenance department. He retired from the Birdsboro Corp. in 1960. A baseball player of note he was a member of a number of semi-pro teams in the area. He was born in Shenandoah, a son of the late George and Margaret (Williams) Herring, and a member of the Good Will Fire Co.

Surviving are his widow Sara E. (Wert), a son Jacob Herring in Frackville, one grandson and a sister Carrie, widow of Albert Baker, of Shenandoah. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Shalkop Funeral 433 East First street, Birdsboro. Rev.

Calvin H. Pue will officiate. Burial is in St. John's Cemetery, Gibraltar. Viewing is Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Mary Kerwin Mrs. Marv Kerwin 3fi Nnrfii Main street, Shenandoah, died Easter Sundav in thp. PnttsviiM Hospital after an illness of several weeks. Born in Shenandoah shp at tended local schools.

Shp daughter of the late Michael and Margaret McCaughey. Her hus- Dana bamuel preceded her in death. She was a memhpr nt the Annunciation Church. Survivine is a sistpr Rocp Ann McCaughey, Shenandoah, a patient at Pottsville Hospital: alsr nieces and nephews. runerai services are scheduled for a from Oravitz Home for Funer als.

Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. Annunciation Church. Burial narish cpmpterv vi0, ing Tuesday 4 to 10 p.m. J. A.

Oravitz and Sons in charge. Mrs. Anna Kessock Mrs. Anna Kessock. Mountain avenue, Frackville, died early Sunday morning m' Ashland State Hospital.

Born in Pottsville, she was a daughter of the late George anu ausan Mccooia. She is survived hv hpr band, Michael; six children, Mary, wife of Jacob Savior, Emmaus; John, Sierra Madre, Michael, Frackville; Robert, at home; George, Baltimore, and Ronald with U.S. Air Force, Germany; a sister, Mrs. Mary Sherokman, Philadelphia: two brothers. Mithae).

New York Cily; John, spring Valley, N.Y.; 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was a member of Holy Ascension Russion Orthodox Church, Frackville. Parastas service will be Tues day, 7:30 p.m. Funeral service win oe held Wednesday 8:30 a.m. from Robert F.

Hoppes Funeral Home, Third and Washington streets, Frackville. Service of Divine Liturgy 9 a m. in Holy Ascension Russian Orthodox Frackville. Interment will be in parish ceme- DON WANT TO HIM- HES GOT ME ON THE PAN- I rJUST ASKED HIAA i FOR THE FIVE BUCKS HE BORROWED SIX MONTHS AGO -7 A. Business Opportunities 54 ASSOCIATE Our expanding organization needs a man or woman or partnership team to handle mailings, process orders and keep records for company furnished computerized accounts.

There is NO outside selling or telephone solicitation required. Our business is conducted by mail using computer techniques with a unique incentive program. We supply aK types of writing in struments to commercial indus trial and institutional accounts. You can start part or full time and set your own hours. MU in ventory required.

An investment of $1192.00 to $3392.00 is required. Age is not a factor, but you need ability to work without supervision and a desire for your own business. If you are sincere and meet these qualifications please write and include vour phone number tor more details by return mail to: R. E. BRADLEY Directory, Pub ic Relations G.

Martin Frank Ltd. 1 Martin Avennp Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034 Business Announcement 55 FOR TELEVISION service, please call before 11 a.m., or after 4 p.m. Link Heckman Television Service, Aristes. 875-3080. OVERHEAD GARAGE doors.

Sales, service, installation Call Fred Eng'eberger, Zion Grove. Phone 889-3383. Professional Services 38 DENTAL LABORATORY serv ice: Broken olates repaired while you wait, at small cost, direct from laboratory. Loose plates relined New plates made. Great savings.

Dr. B. Bovd. 100 South Main street. Shenandoah.

462-1844, MONUMENT: Sausser Monu ment and Memorial Company, Ashland, open daily, includ ing Sundav s. 8 a.m. to a p.m Phone 875-3070. Property Improvements 44 SEASONAL SPECIAL. Roofing asbestos ana aluminum sin-ing; storm windows, doors, cement porches.

A-l carpentry, inside and out. New windows, doors and additions. We do the complete iob. Terms arranged. Guaranteed Hot vnnr frpp estimate today.

Bonded Construction Co Phone Mahanoy uty us-1603 or Pottsville 622-6479 or 622-0505. Dogs, Birds, Pets 45 WANTED: HOME for female Xitten. part Persian. 9 weeks old, housebroKen. cnarge.

Annlv Mrs. Harry Brown Coal street, Cumbola. Phone 277-6293. Miscellaneous 49 REDUCE SAFE and fast with GoBese Tablets and E-Vap 'water pills" Tomiin urugs Shenandoah and Allen Drugs Frackville. Wearing Apparel REMODEL YOUR, old tur coat into cape, jacket or sioie.

Claire Hope Furs, 800 Hazle street, Tamaqua. Call collect 608-3110. Personals SI I wish to thank relatives, neighbors, friends, and employees of Patton Mfg. Front Makers, for flowers, cards, prayers and other kindnesses. Your generosity was deeply appreciated.

Thank you. Mrs. Dorothy Hall DODGE BIG DISCOUNTS WAITING We Need Room for More Stock Coming In. SEE OUR LOW-COST USED CARS! Come In or Phone for An Evening Appointment Phone 773-1420 or 773-0153 "See Your Friendly Bank'- BLACKWELL Brothers 300 EAST PINE ST. MAHANOY CITY Announcementt SUBS SANDWICHES PIZZA DONNA LU SUB SHOP 43 South Broad Mt.

Ave. FRACKVILLE Phone 874-1906 DR. H. PENN EYESIGHT SPECIALIST CONTACT LENSES Ground Floor 127 North Main Street SHENANDOAH 462-1738 Office Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 4: 6 to 8 BARGAIN BARN, Schuylkill Fridge. New Ringgold, will be open every day noon til 9 p.m.

NOTICE: MEMBERS of Shenandoah Heights Fire Co. Dues are now $4.00 yearly. Dues payable by March 31st. Signed: Edward Domkus, Financial Secretary. SHENANDOAH ELKS: Please report to lodge Monday at 7:30 p.m.

to form Procession and conduct Ritual for Brother Daniel M. McClain. Exalted Ruler Anthony ReiHy. NOTICE: KNIGHTS of Columbus Council 618. Fourth Degree Honor Guard and Third Degree ritual for late brother.

Daniel McLain. at 8 o'clock this evening, at Sullivan Funeral Home. Francis J. Monag-han, Grand Knight. Meetings NOTICE: AMVETS Waidigo Post No.

7 Regular meeting Mondav. March 7:30 p.m. Signed: Anthony Grod-zki, Commander. Male Help Wanted DUE TO the retirement of an employe, the Mutual Life Insurance Company is interviewing applicants, who hav strong desire to grow and earn above average income, while training for management position. Fringe benefits include: group life, major medical, retirement, company car after one year.

Experience not necessary. For interview phone 454-3692 days, or 636-0196 evenings. Female Help Wanted WHO IS AN AVON REPRESENTATIVE? Someone like you who likes people, has some spare time and likes to earn money. Be an AVON Representative Call now-Collect 648-7186 or write: MRS. DOROTHY CURTIS R.D.

1, Elysburg, Pa. 17824 For Sale Paesano TIRE AND CAR CARE CENTER 809-19 West Centre St. Mahanoy City Firestone and Dunlop TIRES 20 to 40 OFF ALL TIRES IN STOCK! Easy Credit Terms! Open Friday Nights Til 3IG DISCOUNTS on instruments New drum sets from $79. Electric guitars, $39. Amplifiers.

$39. Fender guitars from $39. Comp'ete sets of guitar strings. 99c. Mikes from $11.95 Drummer seats.

$12.95. Sock cvmbals with stand. $29.99. Drum sticks, 99c pr. Many more savings in stock at the lowest prices when you visit Staff Music Center, 95 North Wyoming street, Hazleton, Pa.

Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, until 9. Phone 717-455-2102. USED ORGAN SALE Holiday trades many styles and finishes; include delivery and guarante. Pricei atart $395.00. We service what we selL ECKERT INC.

635 Penn Street READING. PA. 19601 Phone 372-7S6J Dr. Edgar F. Bechtel, M.D.

POTTSVILLE Announces The Closing of His Office For the Practice of Psychiatry AS OF MARCH 30, 1970 For Sale Wallpapers Paints Sanitas RATZBURG LUMBER CO. 225 N. Main Shenandoah (Across from Gen tti's Super Ma-ket) PHONE 462-2214 LOSCH STOKER, complete, in-c udes piping. 8 new type hot water radiators, complete with valves, lengths ranging from 18 inch to 65 inch. 25 ft.

cast-iron baseboard. Phone 462-0529, after 5 p.m. Household Goods 11 1970 AMERICAN Standard bath outfits; 5' castiron tub, toilet, 19" 17" 'avatory. $99. See our display of bathroom vanities.

Rozenweig's. Second and Hancock streets, St. Clair. 429-1653. Apartments for Rent 14 APARTMENT FOR rent.

Four rooms and bath; first f'oor. Heat and water included. Phone Frackville 874-3242. Wanted lo Buy 18 HIGHEST PRICES paid for old furniture, dishes, glassware, clocks, lamps, antiques, anything od. Estates, one piece or houseful.

Anna's. 874-2094. WANTED TO buy. Used trains and guns. Convert your old trains and guns to quick cash.

Phone 462-0085, Shenandoah Lumber Co. WANTED TO buy. Antiques. Old furniture. China.

Clocks. Round tables. China closets. We buv estates. Sweeney's, Ashland.

Phone 875-1976. Wanted to Rent Apartments 23 WANTED TO rent. Two bed room apartment in Shenandoah. Write Box 376. care of Evening Herald, Shenandoah.

Business Announcement 35 EFFICIENT OIL CONVERSION UNITS For Al! Make Stokers 4-Hour Installation Tim ANTZ'S REFRIGERATION PLUMBING 'HEATING 323 Virginia Avenue Shenandoah Heights Phon 462-0448 Candy Supply Route Man or woman to restock new type coin dispensers with high quality package candy products. NO SELLING! Dependable Person Can Earn Up To $800.00 a Month. Part or full time positions needed in this area. Requires car, exchange of references, $1450 to $2990 cash, secured by inventory and equipment. Write for personal interview, giving phone number to: Strategic Franchises Dept.

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