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Legal Notice —
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Supervisors of Dallas Township will
consider enacting the Ordinance set
forth below at a special meeting on
Monday, the 21st of November,
1966, at 7:00 P.M. EST, at the Dallas | meet on November 21 to enact an | Dallas Methodist W.S.C.S, will be| Diane Davies, Joan Nelson, Susan School Open House Monday eve-
Area Senior High School in Dallas
Township:
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
ORDINANCE NO. 1966-4
EARNED INCOME TAX
Be it ordained and enacted by
the Board of Supervisors of Dallas
Township, under the authority of
the Local Tax Enabling Act: (Act
#511 of 1965) and its amendments,
as follows:
Section 1. A tax of one per cent
(1%) is hereby levied on earned
income received and on net profits |
earned (a) by persons within Dal- |
las Township and (b) by persons |
who are residents of Dallas Town-
ship. The effective date of this Or- |
dinance is January 1, 1967, and the
tax shall continue in force on a
calendar year basis or taxpayer fis- |
cal year basis. i
Section 2. (a) The provisions of
Section 13 of the Local Tax Enabling |
Act, from “I Definitions” = through
“IX Fines and Penalties . . .” in-|
clusive, are hereby included in this |
Ordinance and incorponated herein
by reference and as required by.
such Act shall be construed to be
ia part of the tax levied and assessed
by this Ordinance.
(b) In accordance with the pro- |
visions of III A (1) of Section 13,
the Supervisors of Dallas Township
as the governing body elect to re-
quire the filing of a declaration of
estimated net profits and quarterly
payments. :
(¢) In accordance with the pro- |
visions of III A (4) of Section 13, |
the Income Tax Officer is authorized
to provide by regulation for the
making and filing of adjusted decla-
rations of estimated net profits, et
cetera, as set forth in such sub- |
section.
(d) In accordance with the pro-
visions of III B of Section 13, the
Supervisors of Dallas ‘Township as
the governing body elect to require |
every taxpayer to make and file a |
final return as set forth in the first |
paragraph of such subséction.
(e) In accordance with the pro: |
visions of IIT B of Section 13, the |
Supervisors of Dallas Township as |
the governing body elect to require |
every taxpayer, who is employed |
for a salary, et cetera, and who re- |
ceived any earned income not sub- |
ject to withholding, to make and |
file an annual retum as set forth in |
the second paragraph of such sub- |
section. :
Section 3. In accordance with the |’
provisions of Section 14 of the Local |
Tax Enabling Act:
(a) Payment of any “tax to any |
political sub-division pursuant to an |
ordinance or resolution passed or |
adopted prior to the effective date |
of such act shall be credited to and '
allowed as a deduction from the
liability of taxpayers for any like
tax imposed by this Ordinance. |
(b) Payment of any tax on sal-
aries, wages, commissions, Other |
compensation or net profits of busi-
ness, proféssions or other ‘activities |
to a political subdivision by residents
thereof pursuant ‘to an ordinance |
or resolution passed or adopted un-
der the authority of such. act shall
be credited to and allowed as al
deduction from the liability of sich |
persons for anv other like tax im- |
posed bv this Ordinance.
(c) Payment of any tax on in-
come to any political subdivision by
residents thereof pursuant to an or- |
dinance or resolution passed or |
adopted under the authority of such
act shall, to the extent that such
income includes salaries, wages, |
commissions. other compensation or |
net profits of businesses, professions, |
or other activities, but in such pro-
portion as hereinafter set forth, be
credited to and allowed as a de-
duction from the liability of such
persons for any other tax imposed
by this Ordinance.
(d) Payment of any tax on in-
come to any state or to any political
subdivision thereof by residents
thereof, pursuant to any State or
Jocal law, shall. to the extent that
such income includes salaries, wages,
commissions. or other compensation
or net profits of businesses. pro-
fessions or other activities but in
such proportions as hereinafter set
forth, be credited to and allowed
as a deduction from the liability
of such person for any other tax
imposed by this Ordinance. if res-
idents of the political subdivision
in Pennsylvania receive credits and |
deductions of a similar kind to a
like degree from the tax on income
imposed by the other state or politi-
cal subdivision thereof.
(e) Payment of any tax on income
to any state other than Pennsvl-
vania or to any political subdivision
located outside the boundaries of
this Commonwealth. by residents of
a political subdivision located in
Pennsylvania, shall, to the extent
that such income includes salaries,
wages, commissions, or other com-
pensation or net profits of business,
professions or other activities but
in such proportions as hereinafter
set forth, be credited to and allowed
as a deduction from the liability of
such person for any other tax im-
posed by this Ordinance.
(f) Where a credit or a deduction
is allowable in any of the several
cases hereinabove provided, it shall
be allowed in proportion to ‘the
concurrent periods for which taxes
are imposed by the other state or
respective political subdivisions, but
not in excess of the amount pre-
viously paid for a concurrent period.
Section 4. The Supervisors of Dal-
lag Township shall appoint by rés-
olution an income tax officer and
such clerks, collectors, assistants
and employees as may be deemed
| shall by
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‘To Enact 1% Tax Delicious Smorgasbord Nov. 19
| Dallas Township Supervisors will | Smorgasbord Dinner sponsored by | berge and ‘Allen Brown. Runners;
ordinance on the earned income
| tax.
{| The board, Wednesday evening
| voted to petition the state for in-
| stallation of warning signals at
| Goss Manor entrance and the Junior
High School sector intersecting with
Route 309. Fred Lamoreaux, chair-
man, said traffic is hazardous along
this state road and action is dic-
tated to protect the school children.
| Warning signals will designate a
restricted speed limit during the
morning and afternoon hours when
many pupils cross the route. |
Willard Johns requested that the |
board take over a ‘road in the
Grandview Acres development which
he had named Grandview Terrace. |
The board took issue in ‘that too
many sections named Grandview |
would confuse. Johns then sug-
gested Pear Tree Lane and this
was acceptable to the supervisors.
Two fathers appeared before the!
board from College Manor asking
if some protection: could be given
youngsters: ‘at: play in’ this. sector.
Board chairman suggested . “they
turn in a petition to the supervisors
seeking speed limit signs and ‘they
| would forward same to state high-
way department. Mr. ‘Lamoreaux
warned, - however, that the state |
is reluctant to “place such speed
limits and a refusal might be forth- |
coming.
STUDY OF GROSBEAKS PLANNED
’ |
Back Mountain Bird Club is about |
to undertake a study ‘of the Eve-!
ning Grosbeak and its migrant,
habits. For years, the Audubon so- |
cieties held that if seven grosbeaks
were seen in -a flock, that made
| history. Residents who have found
their bird-feeders screaming with
grosbeaks, would take exception. So |
far this year, no grosbeaks.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, Harveys Lake, |
has taken up residence at 68 W.
| Northampton Street, Wilkes-Barre. |
collection of taxes imposed by this |
Ordinance. The Supervisors may
make a joint agreement with other |
political subdivisions and may agree |
to appoint one person or agency to |
collect taxes upon earned income |
imposed by other political sub- |
divisions and Dallas Township. The |
Supervisors of = Dallas Township
resolution determine the
compensation to be paid to the in- |
{
come tax officer for his services |
| and expenses, fix the amount of the |
bond to be furnished by the officer, !
and designate the custodian of such |
bond. :
Section 5. The Supervisors of Dal-
lass Township shall provide for. not
less than one examination each year
of the books, accounts and records
of the income tax - collector by. a
certified public accountant appoint-
ed by them by resolution. |
Section 6. The Income Tax Officer, i
in addition to the powers and duties
set forth in “V. Powers and Duties |
| of Officer” as set forth in Section |
13 of the Local Tax Enabling Act, |
shall also have the powers set forth |
in Sections 18, 19, 20, and 21 of |
such Act in relation to collection of
taxes, which sections are herzby in-
corporated herein by reference.
Section 7. Severability. The pro-
visions of this Ordinance are sev-
| erable. If any sentence, clause or
section of this Ordinance is for any
reason found to be unconstitutional,
illegal or invalid, such unconstitu-
tionality, illegality or invalidity shall
not affect or impair any of the re- |
maining provisions, sentences,
clauses or sections of this Ordinance. |
It is hereby declared to be the in- |
tent of the Supervisors of Dallas
Township that this Ordinance would
constitutional, illegal or invalid
sentence, clause or section not been |
included herein. |
Copies of the provisions of Sec- |
tion 13 of the Local Tax Enabling |
Act, incorporated in such proposed
Ordinance by reference, are availa-
Secretary. |
All parties interested may attend
such meeting and be heard.
DALLAS TWP. SUPERVISORS |
Glenn Howell, Secretary
Demunds Road, RD #3 |
Dallas, Pa. {
Frank Townend, Solicitor |
READ THE TRADING POST
| coffee,
| bie, Jamie and Ricky.
have been adopted had such un- ||
held Nov, 19 (Sat.), with serving
| from 5 to 7 p.m. The delicious and
varied menu of all home cooked
items, consist of: Roast Turkey,
S wedish Meat Balls, Baked Ham,
Assorted cold cut platter of meats | Chamberlain, Ray Daring, Welton | Ziba Smith, Jr.
Scalloped Potatoes,
Cole
and cheeses.
Potato Salad, Baked Beans,
Slaw, Devilled Eggs, Applesauce,
Cranberry. sauce; Peas, Pickled
Beets, Cottage Cheese, Assorted
jello salads; Assorted
Variety of homemade pies, . cakes,
puddings and cookies, Rolls, tea,
milk and orange drink.
The food is of the highest quality
and the price is ridiculously low.
Chairman for this affair
Carlton Davies,
James Darling and Mrs. Sheldon
Mosier. Other committee heads are:
Tickets; Mr. Nelson Nelson and
Frank Besecker, Dining Room; Mrs.
Lewis Reese. Buffet Table; Mrs. Wal-
ter Bronson. Dessert Table; Mrs.
Robert ‘Moore, Mrs. Jay Elston, and
Beth‘ Sheehan.
Mrs. Frank Huttman. Kitchen; The
three chairmen, Mrs. Sylvia Kuh-
nert, Mrs. Arthur Miller. Dishwash-
ing; Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs. Frank Besecker.
Bus Boys; Bruce Davies, Chuck La- |
Hosts Halloween Party
Mrs. Irene Major, Lower Demunds |
Road, ‘East Dallas, entertained at a
Halloween Party last Monday eve-
ning, October’ 31. i |
Those attending were as follows: |
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Thomas Noon and |
children Linda, Tim and Shirley
Ann; Carol Metz ‘and’ daughter |
Terry; Patty Culver; Sharon Morris, |
Lorraine Moore and children Rhon- | as a radio teletype operator.
da and Terry, Jane Gula and chil-
dren Johnnie and Jacqueline; Debbie
and . Lynn Noon; Phyllis Tondora |
and daughter Lisa Jean and Irene
Moore (Hostess) and children Rob- |
Prizes were awarded for the fun- |
niest going to Lynn Noon and for |
the prettiest going to Terry Metz. |
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relish tray. |
isn Mrs. |
assisted by Mrs. |
Rolls and drinks; |
| Wasserott. Clean-up; Dr. Carlton
| Davies, Mr. Bruce Davies, and Mr. |
| James Darling.
| Waitresses; Mesdames, Earl
| Brown, Donald Bulford, Donald
| Farrar, George Hess, John LaBerge,
| Paul Wasserott, and Donald Weid-
| ner. Dishwashing from 5-7; Mrs.
Thomas Bottoms, . Mrs. Harry Ed- |
wards, Mr. Jay Elston, Welton Far-
rar, Bill Johns, Sheldon Mosier,
Robert Parry, Robert- Stair, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Taylor. Dishwashing from
|. 7-9; Dr. and Mrs. John Blase, Wal-
| ter Bronson, Mr. and. Mrs. John
Casner, ‘Dr. Carlton: Davies, George
Hess, Mr. and Mrs. William Richard-
son, and Mrs. Wilson Maury.
The W.S.C.S. telephone squad and
many others will be contacting the
| church members for donations of
food and money, to supply the smor-
gasbord table with gourmet dishes
| to satisfy the most fastidious diner.
Bring your, family and friends. The
public is cordially invited. .
The name of Mrs. Floyd Slocum
was omitted last weelé as co-chair-
man of the Novelty Booth. of the
Bazaar. Mrs. Herman -Thomas heads
this committee.
Now In Vietnam.
PFC: Larry Lettie, ‘son of: Mr. and
Mrs. Duane = Lettie, RD Harveys
Lake, is now in Vietnam.
‘The young man, a graduate of |
Lake Lehman Class of 1964, arrived
in Vietnam on September 4. He en-
tered service January 20. 1966 and
took his basic. training at Fort Jack-
son, S.C. being reassigned to Fort
Gordon, Ga., where he graduated
Before entering service he was
employed by Eastman Kodak Com- |
pany, Rochester, N.Y.
His address is PFC Larry Lettie,
U.S. 52666984, C R D .Box 27, Team
33, A P O San Francisco, Cal.
Refreshments were served and the
kiddos all had a marvelous time!
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Sharon Morris won the game prize. |
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'Hostesses For Lehman
‘Open House On Monday
|
| Mrs. Lee Watson, Mrs. J. Wil-
| liams and Mrs. Gilbert Tough
poured at the Lehman Elementary
ning.
On the serving committee were
Mrs.
son, and Mrs. Richard Bingaman.
In charge of the centerpiece .is Mrs.
Present will be
James Darling, vice president of!
J the PTA for Lehman. Mrs. Stephen |
DuBarry ' is handling publicity.
Following the visitation of rooms
| and conferences with teachers!
| scheduled for 7:30 to 8:30, the as- |
semblage met it the cafetorium
for refreshments.
Stolen Puppy Points
To Dog Snatchers
| It was a cute little puppy, who
frolicked with his companion, an- |
| other German Shepherd and the
children in the yard at the Willard
Rau home in Kunkle.
On Thursday ' evening - his little
| mistress saw a car stop and flash
la strong light about the yard. When
‘she went to the door the car drove
away.
| Friday evening when the Raus
| returned from shopping the little
bobtailed puppy was gone. The
next evening, the Raus talked to a
| state trooper from Tunkhannock
| who had given chase to" an auto- !
| mobile loaded with dogs and had
lost the driver.
A bobtailed shepherd is most |
unusual and the Raus are most anx-
|ious to get their five month old
pet back.
"Mr. Rau said the animal was al-
ways in the yard and made no at- |
tempt to leave the grounds about
| the home.
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Other nice dogs have disappeared |
| in recent months, very mysteriously. |
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Miss Sheryl Evans, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Evans, Spring
Hill Lane, Md., has returned home
after spending a week with her |
cousin, Miss Valerie Mallin, Pine-
crest Avenue, Dallas.
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| Memorial Highway
John Cave, Mrs. Carl Harri- |
and material
| sounded back
moting a civic action program and
Dallas Township Dallas Methodist WSCS To Hold * Hostosses F Mr. And Mrs. Rudolph Baloga
Observe 26th Wedding Date
Mr. land Mrs. Rudolph Baloga,
Tunkhannock Highway, Dallas, ob- |
served their 26th wedding anniver-
sary, yesterday, November 9.
There are two daughters; Mary-
anne, and Christine, a tenth grade
student at Dallas Sr. High School.
The couple were wed in Sacred
Heart Slovak Church, Wilkes-Barre,
Yoga Course Being Introduced At
YWCA Homemakers Holiday
A new popular course for the
| ladies in Yoga will be introduced
| at the Back Mt. YWICA Homemakers
Holiday Classes in a new eight
weeks course beginning November
17. F
Mrs. Leo, Novy will teach “Yoga”
which is expected to interest many
of the housewives in this area.
Also included in the new series
of instruction will be Christmas
‘Workshop and Dried Arrangements
with. Mrs. Leonard Adamchik;
Seaman R. P. Weaver.
Serves On Saratoga
Seaman Ronald P. Weaver, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Weaver of Noxen, has returned to
Mayport, Fla., as a crewmember of
attack aircraft carrier Saratoga,
after a six-month deployment with
the U. S./ Sixth Fleet. ;
The Saratoga was in the Med-
iterranean participating with a Task
Group which was responsible for the
military defense of the area and
the discouragement of aggressive
disorders. During this time the men
aboard the carrier
were constantly being tested. Many
exercises were held with other ships
of the U.S, Navy and navies of the
NATO countries in the area, as a
part of our commitment to our allies |
since the end of World War II.
Also during the cruise the ship
visited foreign ports whose names
into ‘history, pro-
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Couples Club Planning |
Old Time Movie Night |
The Couples Club of the Dallas}
Methodist Church will sponsor a
covered dish and attraction show,
| by the late Monsignor J. Sobota.
Ye: a own On Saturday, at. 6:30 p.m. An ‘Old
Mrs. Baloga is the former Emily |
| Hvozdovic, daughter of the late Mr. |
| and Mrs. Andrew Hvozdovic, Wilkes | movie stars such as Mack Sennett,
Movie Night” will be featured. Silent} "
Barn | Harold Lloyd, Fatty Arbuckle will], 1
arre. > : : His
Mr. Baloga is the son of the late be included. Honky-Tonky piano KS Lel
Mr and Mrs. John Baloga, Wilkes: | accompaniment by the master of : we
Barre. He is employed with Foster | ceremonies, Don Williams. Bring 2 Jar
Wheeler Corp., Mountain Top. | covered dish, table setting and an- Att
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| be made by calling Mrs. Don Smith, § = id,
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Teachers’ Guild Plans 3)
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Bridge with Mrs. Richard Lindsley; | Thanksgiving Dang : Wa
Paper Mache with Mrs. Edward Rat-| . The Parent Teachers Guild of Gate
cliffe, and an Art Study Group. of Heaven ‘School will hold a dance 1
Those interested in the Paper| tomorrow night at the Brothers lan
; Madhe ee asked to bring Fou,r Main Street, Dallas. Today is | at’
heavy aluminum foil, DeWSPAPEYS, | the last ‘day to make reservations, |’
| liquid starch and a dripping pan. by calling Mrs. Jchn Curran; Mrs. | T
Mrs. Mae Bittenbender and Mrs. | paiph Godleski, Mrs. Leo Mohen. wh
| Judy Rafferty will Supervise thel Mrs: Francis. J. Dixon, president fun
| playschool for he chilgren Glnssos) of the Parent Teachers Guild invited Gir
pre from 10 to 12 am. with early | all Back Mountain residents to at- Pos
coffee at 9:30 and are held at United | 14 An evening filled with en- We
Trinity Presbyterian Church. | tertainment- and surprises will be
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