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Kingston Board Pays Tribute
To Late Road Superintendent
In memory of the late Lawton
Culver, road superintendent,
the Kingston Township Board of
Supervisors observed a moment
of silence at their Dec. 15
meeting.
The 1972 tentative budget was
approved, and Secreatry
Michael Stanley was authorized
to advertise it.
Supervisor Ed Richards
announced false-arrest in-
surance is in effect for mem-
bers of the police force. He
requested that the police
pension fund be amended to
include benefits for a widow
whose husband is killed in the
line of duty. This was adopted
by the board.
In line with township officials
not serving in two capacities,
Mr. Richards resigned from the
Police Pension Commission.
Le¥on Auxiliary 967
Holds Xmas Dinner
Auxiliary to the Harveys
Lake American Legion, Unit.
967, held their annual Christmas
party at the Brothers Four Dec.
14.
A smorgasbord was held.
Gifts were exchanged and
group Christmas songs sung. .
Games were played and prizes
were won.
resent were: Mr. and Mrs.
cag Strohl, Mr. and Mrs.
ard Schooley, Mrs. Edward
Crake, Mrs. Clarence Grey,
Arley Herron, Mr. and
M&K enneth Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Daugherty, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Engler, Jack
Bozek, Mrs. Thomas Bozek, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph N. Desiderio,
Mary Yvonne Uzdella, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Uzdella, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Yankoski, and Mr. and
Mrs. Goble.
The next meeting will be held
Jan. 11 at the Daniel C. Roberts
Fire Hall.
Hostesses will be Ann Crake
and Margret Grey.
resident
After a nine-year term of
service, R. Spencer Martin’s
resignation from the Board of
Adjustments was accepted.
Also, Earl D. Fritzges resigned
from the Recreation Com-
mission.
On recommendation of Super-
visor W.R. Mather, and with
unanimous consent, R. Spencer
Martin was named to a five-
year term on Dallas Area
Municipal Authority.
The board was advised by
Solicitor Ben Jones 3rd that
Meadowcrest Housing Develop-
ment has a licensed sewage
treatment plant in operation,
and therefore, does not have to
hook into the Dallas Area sewer
system.
Mrs. Herbert Updyke and
son, Robert Updyke, each
donated to the police depart-
ment certain personal effects,
including firearms, and fur-
niture of the late Herbert Up-
dyke, police chief.
A new zoning ordinance has
been drawn up and will be
advertised for two weeks prior
to a public hearing.
4A number of residents of
Midway Manor and Carverton
Heights voiced complaints
about snow removal during the
Thanksgiving holidays. One
suggested that ad-
ditional equipment be pur-
chased and extra help hired
during such storm emergen-
cies. Mr. Richards informed the
audience that Dallas Area
Municipal Authority volun-
teered the use of 3 pieces of
equipment, and was largely
responsible for getting Car-
verton Heights roads open.
Chairman Ed Hall said his
phone rang continuously, from
very early morning hours on-
ward, during the snowstorm
and that he was shocked at the
language used. ‘‘This was the
worse condition I’ve ever been
through,” he added.
David Phillips, chairman of
Kingston Township Water
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THE DALLAS POST, DEC. 21, 1971
Commission, recommended in a
letter to the board that a °
commission be formed of Back
Mountain communities to seek
the best possible solution for
water problems in the area.
Pennsylvania Department of
Transportation authorized the
township to spend $1,480 to
move township equipment from
the old building on Carverton
Road to the new municipal }
garage.
Lehman Firemen
Guests at Party
Members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of Lehman Volunteer
Fire Company were hostesses
at a Christmas party for the
firemen of the company.
Dinner was served to
auxiliary members and their
guests. Carols were led by Janet
Ehret. Naoma Nuss read
Christmas stories and told of
the birth of Jesus Christ.
The “Flute Trio’ of Lake-
Lehman High School en-
tertained with several selec-
tions, accompanied by Vera
Tough. The girls in the trio are
Debbie McKeel, Helen Jean
Earl and Lynda Tough.
Photo by Alex Rebar
Christmas,a Time for Giving
Christmas is the time to give,
In all the lands where children live;
Canada, Japan, and other places, too;
Santa sends best wishes to you!
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A memorial plaque and a light to illuminate the plaque were
presented to Lehman Volunteer Fire Company at the ladies’
auxiliary Christmas party held recently in the firehall. Left to
right: Beula Sutton, auxiliary president, who presented the
plaque; Edna Coolbaugh, who gave the light in memory of her
late husband, Russell Coolbaugh; and Ed Hartman, fire com-
pany president.
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Junior Women Enjoy
Dinner at Castle Inn
Dallas Junior Woman's Club
held its Christmas Dinner
meeting recently at Castle Inn,
Dallas.
Entertainment for the affair
was provided by Dallas
Woman's Club Chorale.
Mrs. Robert Shepherd,
Haddonfield Hills, Dallas,
chairman of the Christmas
welfare program, announced
that arrangements had been
made to collect canned goods in
the Back Mountain and to
deliver them by Dec. 19.
Christmas favors for children of
needy families were made by
Girl Scouts of the Back
Mountain area.
Dallas Junior Woman's Club
will sponsor all Girl Scout
troops in the Back Mountain
area who do not presently have
SpONSOrs.
Mrs. Edward Thompson
announced that a thank you
letter was received from
Deborah Bednar, this year’s
scholarship recipient, now
attending Broome Technical
College, Binghamton.
Mrs. Evan Bonawitz an-
nounced that the art contest for
club members and area
students will be held in January
and that the sewing contest for
club members and members
and area students will be held in
February.
A covered dish meeting will
be held Jan. 4 at Prince of
Peace Episcopal Church,
Dallas. Members are requested
to bring their own place set-
tings.
New members will be
welcomed into the club at the
January meeting.
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