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Possible Termination in Sight
For Police Answering Service
Unless contracts for 24-hour
‘telephone answering service
are signed in the near future by
officials of Dallas Borough and
‘Kingston Township, the service
for the police departments of
‘the two municipalities will be
discontinued by Dallas Town-
ship, whose facilities have been
~ used in the past by all three
communities.
Board of Supervisors, Dallas
Township, agreed on the
proposed termination at their
meeting Aug. 3. Board chair-
‘man Phillip Walter stated he
had tried to contact several
officials of the two
municipalities, on the matter,
‘but was unable to do so. He said
‘secretaries of Dallas Broough
‘and Kingston Township will be
contacted and if contracts to
share costs of telephone opera-
tion are not signed, service will
be discontinued ‘ immediately.
The board concurred in
changing officially the name of
the police department from
Back Mountain to Dallas Town-
ship Police Department. The
telephone number, 675-5251,
remains the same.
In other action, secretary
Glenn Howell was instructed to
write letters to Kenneth Rice
and Leo Rutkowski, developers
of residential areas, informing
them that the practice of
grading lots down to blacktop
roads must cease. Supervisor
Fred Lamoreaux, who is also
roadmaster, said the
developers are not leaving five-
Bank Merger Approved
By Currency Comptroller
The merger between The
First National Bank of Eastern
Pennsylvania and First-
Stroudsburg National Bank has
been approved by the Comp-
troller of the Currency. News of
| the approval was released
~~ today by the two bank presi-
dents, Thomas H. Kiley of First
of Eastern Pennsylvania and
Francis. R. Drake: of First-
Stroudsburg.
Consummation of the merger
must be delayed thirty days in
accordance with the comp-
troller’s direction. The merger,
which was previously approved
by directors and shareholders
of both banks is scheduled to
become effective on or about
the middle of September.
‘Merger is to be effected under
the charter and name of The
First National Bank of Eastern
Pennsylvania - through an ex-
change of stock in the ratio of
1.20 shares of stock of The First
National Bank of Eastern
Pennsylvania for each share of
First-Stroudsburg National
Bank.
Trucksville
Voters of Kingston and
Jackson Townships may
register at the Trucksville Fire
House on Carverton Road, Aug.
16. Hours from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
New voter registrations in-
cluding those in the 18-year age
group will be accepted. Change
| of address can also be made at
this time.
Trucksville Fire Company
will hold its annual clambake at
| Mathers Grove, Knobb Hill,
Aug. 14. Robert Chamberlain is
chairman.
Margaret Coolbaugh, Field-
crest, has returned home from
General Hospital where she was
a medical patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
ih Harrison, Englewood, N.J., are
~ visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob H. Harrison, Car-
verton Road. :
Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry
~ Alderfer who were recently
married at her home in Hunts-
ville are residing in London,
~ England. Mrs. Alderfer is the
- former Barbara R. Casper,
daughter of Mr.
Robert L. Casper.
Seaman P. W. Straub was
aboard the Fleet Tug Salinan
for the critical period of the
Apollo 15 launch. Straub is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip H.
and Mrs.
Straub, 182 Springgarden St.
Mrs. Paul J. Schalm III,
Huntsville Road, is honorary
chairman for the General
Hospital Auxiliary’s charity
ball. The event will be held Nov.
6 at the West Side Armory in
Kingston.
Mrs. Walter Williams and
infant son have returned from
Wyoming Valley Hospital, to
their home at 161 Cedar Ave.
Michael Joseph Philibim,
New York City, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Wallace
Perrin Sr., Holly Street.
P.O. Box 859
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
by Nelson Woolbert
696-1689
Beverly A. Johnson, 90
Carverton Road, Trucksville, is
a patient at Geisinger Hospital,
Danville.
Dallas Area all Fair will be
held at the Lehman Horse Show
Grounds from Sept. 3 to 5. Leo
Corbett, general chairman of
the event, has announced the
New Christy Minstrels,
nationally known musical
group, will headline the attrac-
tions this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Williams, Harris Hill Road,
entertained Tuesday evening.
Helen Thompson, Irvington,
N.J., will visit friends and
relatives in the area this
weekend.
Jeffery R. Lohman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William R. Lohman of
Lancaster, is visiting his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
R. Lohman III, Lohman Street.
Richard Staub, 75 Staub
Road, is a patient in Veterans
Administration Hospital at |
Wilkes-Barre.
Lori Newman, Hillside Street,
is four years old today. She will
be honor guest at a party.
Sunday. Lori is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.
Newman Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baines,
Carverton Road, entertained
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen-
drick, Sandlewood Road,
Virginia Beach, Va., announce
the birth of a daughter, Tanya
Marie, July 18. Mrs. Hendrick is
the former Eleanor Drochak,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Drochak, 119 Warden Ave.
Jerry Long of Atlanta, Ga.,
formerly of Carverton, was the
guest of his aunt, Mary Glahn,
Bunker Hill, and Marjorie
Glahn, Hazelton.
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foot berms, and water runs out
onto the roads.
“These are not private roads
but have been taken over by the
township,”’ observed Mr.
Lamoreaus. ..‘‘Also large
boulders are being placed on the
rights- of-way.”
If conditions have not been
rectified by Aug. 15, zoning
officer Fred Dodson will be
instructed to cease issuing
building permits to the two
developers.
John T. Appel and James L.
Gruver were appointed regular
policemen, subject to a six- :
months probationary period.
Named as special officers were
Albert Hoover and Walter
Davis. The resignation of Frank
Garris, school crossing guard,
was accepted. A guard replace-
ment will be sought by the town-
ship. Hourly rate of pay is $2.
Solicitor Frank Townend
presented copies of resolution
for adoption by board.
Resolution confirmed zoning
hearing board of Dallas Town-
ship, as official agency of the
Board of Supervisors, ‘‘to ap-
prove, modify or disapprove
any development plan in the
Township of Dallas’.
Malak Charged with
Assault and Battery
Bail of $2,000 was set by
District Magistrate Frederick
W. Anderson for Donald Malak,
RD 5, Shavertown, following a
hearing July 28 on a charge of
assault and battery.
The charge, brought against
Malak by Audrey L. Coolbaugh
of Box 140, RD 1, Dallas, alleged
that the defendant had
assaulted Mrs. Coolbaugh at
her home by throwing her onto
the floor and then punching her
in' the stomach repeatedly.
The incident reportedly oc-
cured at 6 p.m. July 22.
At the hearing, Mrs. Cool-
baugh testified that she had
known the defendant two years;
she refuted a statement by
Malak that she had struck him.
Malak was represented by
Atty. Patrick J. Toole Jr.
Announcements
Cards
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THE DALLAS POST, AUG. 12, 1971
One car, parked at Howard
“Duke” Isaacs, Inc., Memorial
Highway, Trucksville, was the
instrument used by vandals
Sunday night to smash and
damage five other automobiles °
on the same parking lot.
According to Kingston Town-
ship police, vandals entered a
car owned by John A. Smith, 100
Rice St., Trucksville, which was
on the lot for servicing. The
unknown persons proceeded to
drive through the used car
parking area, crashing into five
other vehicles, all the property
of the business.
More than $4,000 in estimated
damages were done, to a
Plymouth, $75 damages;
Camaro, $900; Impala, $500;
Plymouth, $1,000; Chrysler,
$350; and over $1,200 to the
Smith automobile, which was
smashed on both sides, the rear
and the front.
A slide camera, valued at $75,
was taken from Mr. Snith’s car.
The vandalism was
discovered Monday morning at
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Patrolman Cliff Culver was the
officer in charge of the in-
vestigation, and was assis ted by
Patrolman William Pugh.
In a later announcement, it
was reported two 11-year-old
boys were picked-up by
Patrolman Pugh for the offense.
They will be petitioned into
Juvenile Court.
Huntsville Home
Robbed of $90
A home in the Huntsville area
of Lehman Township was en-
tered Aug. 2 by person or
persons unknown and robbed of
$90, reports Lehman Township
Police Chief Lionel Bulford.
Chief Bulford is continuing his
investigation.
Evans Reunion Set
The 60th reunion of the James
and Oliver Evans family will be
held Aug. 15 at Frances Slcoum
Park, Carverton.
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