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Embulance
(Continued from page A-1)
Also on October 9, Mrs. Ruth
Murphy, who was recuperating at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Robert, Boylan, Beech Street, jwas
taken to Mercy Hospital, William
Frederick and Walter Davis as
crew.
Monday, E. J. Hessler, Rice Street,
was taken to General Hospital at-
tended by Andrew Roan, Harry
Smith and Al Hawke.
Later that afternoon, the same |
crew rushed Bradley Wright, Trucks-
ville, accident victim to Nesbitt
Hospital.
Early Tuesday morning, Thomas
Rushnak, Jackson Township, was
rushed to Nesbitt Hospital after
suffering a heart attack at his home.
Andrew Roan, Jack Lasher and
Sheldon MacAvoy as crew.
Tuesday afternoon, Raymond Fin-
ley, Pranks Street, was brought
~m~ from General Hospital. - Harry
Tah ma Wo Bullock attending.
} “iooda- evoning the crew
was called to an accident scene at
Harris Hill Road, and took several
ictims to the office of Dr. Perkins.
Noxen Community
Noxen Community Ambulance
took John Dodson. 39, a guest in
this area who suffered a heart at-
tack at a hunting cabin on the
Lake Road, to General Hospital on
Wednesday, Gilbert Harvey and
Robert Crispell as crew. ?
Effa Crispell, Noxen, was taken
to General Hospital on Thursday, -
Harvey and Joseph Nalbone attend-
ing.
Weaver Ebsolved Of
His Father's Death
Coroner’s jury absolved John
Weaver, 16, of upper Demunds
Road, of the death of his father,
Walter Weaver, who died Septem-
ber 29, nine hours after a fight
at the family home, having twice
refused to go to the hospital.
The decision quashes further pro-
ceedings on the part of the District
alleging delinquency "by man-
slaughter.
Sentence For Huddy
Pends Investigation
District Attorney’s office says
Richard Calvin Huddy’s case is still
under ~ pre-sentence investigation.
The 22-year old Harveys Lake RD 1
man was convicted Thursday of ag-
gravated assault and battery and
assault and - battery on June 19
on the person of Frances Olack, 22,
student at College Misericordia.
Judge Richard Bigelow presided.
Fund Helps Here
$6500 Goal Set;
United Bppeal Goes
To 4,104 Area Folks
With a Back Mountain goal of
$6500 in an overall campaign goal
of $1,250,000 for the People’s Ap-
peal of Wyoming Valley United
Fund, residents of the area should
be interested to learn how member
agencies of the fund serve the Back
Mountain area. = Mrs. Edward Rat-
cliffe, area chairman, has supplied
the Dallas Post with the following
statistics.
In Dallas, Dallas Township, Kings-
ton Township, Lake Township, Leh-
man Township and Jackson Town-
ship, member agencies of the fund
served the following number of
people: Adult Mental Health, 10;
Children’s Service Center, 32; Cath-
olic (Charities, 83; Family Service
Association, 144; Jewish Welfare
Agency, 29; Legal Aid, 30; Associa-
tion for the Blind, 54; Crippled
Children’s Association, 200; Luzerne
County Association for Retarded
Children, 13; United Cerebral Palsy,
2; Mercy Hospital, 46; Pittston [Hos-
pital, 9; Boy Scouts, 741, of which
443 are residents of Kingston Town-
ship; Jewish Community Center, 62;
YMCA, 545; YWCA, 282; Red Cross,
631; Visiting Nurses of Wyoming
Valley, 193; Workshop Limited, 13.
Thus of more than 100,000 people
served by the 45 United Fund agen-
cies in 1963, a total of 4,104 live in
the Back Mountain.
Jackson Supervisors
(Continued from page -A-1)
November 1st. A citizen brought up
the question of a $10 Occupational
or Right to Work Tax for Jackson
Township, similar to the tax now
imposed by Wilkes-Barre, his point
being that everyone working in
Jackson Township should pay the
‘ tax, thus giving the township ad-
ditional money to run its affairs.
Solicitor said he was checking into
the matter.
Another citizen asked the su-
penviscrs to pass an ordinance re-
suiring persons raising cattle or pigs
to confine same to their own prop-
erty and not have them run loose
along the public. highway, as they
create a menace to motorists and
damage the roads. Supervisors pro-
mised to look into the matter.
Several citizens asked why the
Township was not taking advantage
of the money available under the
Accelerated Public Works Program
of the Federal Government. They
were advised by the Supervisors
that they had looked into the poss-
iblity of obtaining some of this
money, but at present, the Federal
Fund was exhausted. A complaint
was made as to the condition of the |
roads in Chase Manor, that same
should be fixed before Winter sets ;
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