A Greenstreet News Co. Publication THE DALLAS POST, APRIL 11, 1974 : Yr Page 11 1
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the highway in Luzerne in 1950 L U ZER N | % Luzerne-
When the Connolly brothers of
they already had a vision of a
plan. They could foresee a great
future for the location as a shop-
ping center, and today they are
seeing their dreams realized.
By 1958, as extensive excava-
tion gave way to usable land,
the Connolly brothers saw the
opening of a Giant Supermar-
ket, the first of several busines-
ses to be located in what is now
known as the Luzerne Shopping
Center. The Fairway Finance
Corp. soon occupied the next
Dallas Hwy.
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occupies a prominent place in
the growing shopping complex,
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a new, modern outlet.
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brothers, John, Pat and Mike,
says he hopes their plans will
continue to develop for a more
complete shopping center at the
Luzerne location. The brothers
are currently negotiating for a
drug store, they say, to open in
the center soon, and they are
negotiating with a beer distri-
butor who may occupy the
building which stands in the
foreground, close to the high-
way.
The center is conveniently
located on the highway which is
the main artery linking the
Back Mountain communities
with the west side of Greater
Wyoming Valley. And ac-
cording to Mr. Connolly, the
shopping center should provide
an ev etter location when the
Cross "Valley Expressway is
completed. It will pass behind
the shopping complex, with
exits leading off directly into
the center.
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that had water running through
its cellar. Mr. McManus
proposed to solve the problem
with some 24 inch pipe to run the
water into the lake.
Mr. MecManus reported
problems with the roads near
the Keefer plot. 250 tons of road
material have been‘used'in this
area with no significant results.
He said he would continue to
study the problem and would be
annouy@ng a plan shortly to
— the situation.
Mr. McManus commended
the roads department for the
good job they did removing the
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recreation project or purchase
some new street signs.
Tax Collector Calvin McHose
reported he collected $12,020.46
in property taxes for the month
of March. This figure
represents the total amount
collected after two percent
rebates were paid.
Chet Davis of the ambulance -
squad asked council if the sewer
construction project would seal
off areas of the borough to all
traffic inclnding emergency
vehicles. Mr. Merrill stated the
construction company would
leave an access area for these
vehicles.
Council agreed to update its
Worl compensation plan
{o ref\&¥( increased costs of
medical care.
Council accepted the
resignation of Joan Murphy, a
former auditor, who resigned to
take a position with the federal
government.
President Merrill announced
‘that Marge Garinger has been
appointed chairman of the
borough's clean-up, fix-up,
paint-up program in May. He
announced two pick up days,
May 10 and 17. Those residents
whose trash is normally picked
up on Tuesday should set out
their junk on May 10. Those who
set it £¥% on Wednesday will
have it collected on May 17. Mr.
Merrill said the same
regulations apply as in the past.
Items that are heavier than
what one man can lift will not be
picked up.
Mr. Merrill stated that
starting April 8 the Alderson -
Noxen Road will be closed to
thru traffic from 8 a.m. to 4:30 Let's
p.m. He asked the cooperation
of residents to plan their travel
~ accordingly.
Bills totaling $520.75 were
paid by council.
There is a correspondent in vea/il
your area if you live in Dal-
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