fons
Other liabilities
PAGE SIX
SAFETY VALVE
(Continued from Page Two)
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cies and Coordinate Activities will
partly fall under both. 4
Joint School Board
This shall be organized and con-
ducted as provided by law except-
ing that to protect each district
from undue influence by the other
the President of Kingston Township
District shall be exofficio President
of the Joint Board in odd number-
ed years and the President of the
Dallas Borough District shall be
Vice President; in even numbered
~ years the reverse shall be effected.
The secretary shall not be a mem-
ber of either board. The solicitors
of the participating districts shall
serve concurrently as solicitors for
the Joint Board without additional
compensation.
Property and Equipment
Each District shall continue to
own all land, buildings, and equip- |
ment chargeable to capital outlay.
Inventory shall be made as of
May 1 preceding the organization
of the joint school. The owning
district shall be responsible for all
repairs to buildings and fire insur-
ance. The Joint school shall be
responsible for the replacement of
equipment destroyed or worn out.
A rental charge “per pupil’ shall
be estimated to cover the use of
this equipment and .all buildings.
This shall be included in the tui-
tion charge, and the owning dis-
trict shall be credited on its tuition
bill for the share of the tofal rental
covered by buildings and equip-
ment owned by it. Equipment may
be transferred from one building
to another without changing the
ownership.
Any minor improvement or al-
teration costing less than $10,000
Charter No. 8164
Reserve District No. 3
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DALLAS
In the State of Pennsylvania, at:the close of business on December 30,
1950. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the cur-
rency, under section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes.
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance,
and cash items in the process of collection ............_._.. $ 533,032.19
United States Govt. obligations, direct and guaranteed .. 1,070,735.42
Obligations of States and political subdivisions ..._.._ ._ 191,480.00
Other bonds, notes, and debentures SH 33,840.50
Corporate stocks (including $9,000 stock of Federal
Reserve Bank)
Loans and discounts (including $1.50 overdrafts)
9,000.00
1,722,765.06
Bank premises owned $22,000.00, furniture and fixtures
$13,000.00
Real Estate owned other than bank premises
Gtherliassets «oi toil nee re
TOTAL ASSETS
35,000.00
1.00
1,200.00
$3,597.054.17
; S LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, & corporations $1,220,409.29
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships & corporations 1,606,691.85
Deposits of United States Govt. (including postal savings)
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
Other Deposits (certified and cashier’s checks, etc.)
TOTAL DEPOSITS
TOTAL LIABILITIES
60,536.48
322,641.98
36,452.05
$3,246,731.65
29,632.02
$3,276,363.67
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock, total par $100,000.08
Burplus
Undivided Profits
TOTAL CAPITAL J 'ACCO CO UN \ TS 5
100,000.00
200,000.00
20,690.50
$ 320,690.50
$3,597.054.17
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other
purposes
Loans as shown above are after deduction of reserves of _.
Sia amiauenel yarn) Jed id *---
Sl ll $ 405,000.00
3,062.80
State of Pennsylvania, County of Luzerne, ss:
I, Frederick J. Eck, cashier of the above-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 5th day of January, 1951.
GRACE P. RICHARDSON,
Notary Public
January
(Notarial Seal)
My Commission Expires
@;. 1951.
Frederick J, Eck, Cashier
Correct—Attest:
A. C. DEVENS
H. L. TITMAN
W. B. JETER
Directors
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per year (or any agreed upon
figure) shall be made by the own-
ing district. Any major improve-
ment or alteration, building addi-
tions, or new buildings shall be
covered by a new agreement.
Transportation
Tansportation shall be the re-
sponsibility of the district in which
the pupils reside. It ‘shall be or-
ganized on. a pool basis to secure
maximum efficiency and each dis-
trict shall contribute to the total
cost its proportion of the total
cost based on the number of pupils
actually transported. Pupils resid-
ing within legal walking distance
of any appropriate school shall not
be counted.
Miscellaneous
There should be provisions for a
joint roster of teachers and other
employes, location and organiza-
tion of schools, etc.
I do not believe the present
school directors who are elected
or a comparatively short time
should make such "a radical
change in operation of the schools
without a public hearing,
Personally T regard some of the
people who are setting themselves
up as school experts as very or-
dinary people away from home. As
a third generation taxpayer in the
town, one who expects to stay
here, I feel it is only fair that the
whole proposition be , carefully
studied. In the past, new residents
have stirred up movements and
Fast Games Are
On League Card
Borough-Katie Game
Holds Limelight
Back Mountain High School
League after playing a rousing
opening day schedule offers an
equally fine program tonight. With
Harter pulling a surprise victory
over Dallas Borough and Dallas
Township causing a scare before
bowing to Kingston
Tuesday's games showed the
league to be quite a bit stronger
than expected. Lehman defeated
Laketon handily.
Tonight’s Games
Choicest bit tonight is the Dallas
Borough-Kingston Township con-
test at Dallas. Both teams are
strong contenders for the league
crown and both are on the re-
bound. Dallas Borough more so
because of the shock received at
Harter. Another top encounter
finds Lehman Scotties visiting Dal-
las Township Redskins, Both teams
are considerably stronger than ex-
pected after last year’s graduation
losses. Dallas Township is the
biggest surprise of all. The final
game of the evening sees Harter
travelling to Laketon in a contest !
Township,”
, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12,1951 =
Upsets Feature
Season Openers
Harter Humbles
Dallas Borough
One decided upset and two sur-
prising shows of strength marked
the opening night of the Back
Mountain High School League.
Harter, led by its sterling pivot-
man, Stan Pincofski, humbled an
amazed Dallas Borough five by a
66-57 - count. Lehman Scotties,
just to show that they must be
figured on, turned in a lopsided
50-30 victory over Laketon. Kings-
ton Township defeated Dallas
Township as was expected but it
took a big spurt in the closing
minutes to widen its narrow eight-
point margin to the: 57-41 winning
score. :
Girls’ Games
Laketon took a narrow 35-33
victory over Lehman in the top
girl's game of the night. Dallas
Township took an easy victory over
Kingston Township 32-17 while
Harter held Dallas Borough to two
points in the last period in scoring
an 22-13 victory.
Six-foot Stan Pincofski proved
too much for the Dallas Borough
sharpshooters as he bucketed 26
points in leading Harter to its first
triumph.: Dalla§ played a fine game
connecting on an amazing percent-
age of its shots but the height of
the Plymouth Township quintet
featuring the scoring and ball
handling of Pincofski proved the
difference. Frankie Pavlick led
the Borough with 17 points.
It took Kingston Township four
quarters to find the range and
finally ‘move away from the chal-
lenging Dallas Township five. While
they led during the entire contest,
the Katies were never safe until
the middle of the final period.
‘Pooch’ Kozich shared honors with
Jack Pesavento and Jack Richards
as he kept the Redskin hopes alive.
ship resume their old rivalry Tues-
day on the Redskin’s floor. Dallas
Borough will be out to preserve
its record of eight straight tri-
umphs over the Redskins. It will
be the first game in the series for
Bob Thomas, Dallas Township's
new coach, but will mark the third
year for Bernard Rockovich, men-
tor of the Borough five. Lehman
travels to Harter and Laketon to
Kingston Township for what ap-
pears to be clean-cut’ victories for
the home teams.
Lady Rebekah Banquet
Lady Dallas Rebekah Lodge No.
513 will hold its banquet in the
Dallas Methodist Church Monday
night at 6:30 P. M. Reservations
Kingston Township finds itself
in the odd position of being fav-
ored to capture its first league
crown with an almost totally green
squad. However the basis for this
choice is sound for although the
Katies have only three lettermen
returning, two of these were un-
amimous All-Star selections for
last year’s first team. Jack Pesa-
vento, six foot senior, and Jack
Richards, five foot eleven junior,
will form the nucleus for coach
Bob Becker's championship seek-
ing team.
Richards, who was chosen for
the All-Star five in both his fresh-
man and sophomore years, is a
tricky passer and top floor man
beside having fine scoring ability
and a dead eye on a one-handed
push shot effective all over the
floor. Pesavento topped the voting
list for the All-Stars as he led
the league in scoring last year
with an 18.1 scoring average. He
also broke the individual scoring
record for one game when he
poured in 38 points against Dallas
Township. B. Sherin, only other
returning letterman, will share
varsity duty with Davis and Carey.
The Katies have been successful
in pre-season encounters with
«their finest game coming against
St. Michaels, last year’s Catholic
League champs. It took an over-
time period to gain a 59-56 tri-
umph for the Orange and Black.
Pesavento with 30 points was the
top man for either team and. Rich-
ards with 15 tied the Mike's lead-
ing scorer.
Hart Thinks Katies’ Green
Squad May Lead The League
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Pesavento, J. Richards, B, Sher-
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CHURCH LEAGUE STANDINGS
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