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ORDINANCE
BE IT ORDAINED AND
ENACTED, by the Mayor and the
Borough Council of Swoyersville,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and
it hereby enacted and ordained by
the authority of the same as
'ollows:
SECTION tt: That the Borough
Council of Swoyersville is hereby
authorized and directed to enter into
la written agreement between
Pagnotti Coal Company, successor
by merger to The Sullivan Trail
Company, a Pennsylvania Cor
poration with its principal office
.ocated at 800 Exeter Avenue, West
P2ittst Pa. and the Borough of
wor ie Luzerne County, Pa.,
or 1ie®™5ale of real property to said
swoyersville., described as follows;
Beginning at a point in the westerly
ine land owned by . John
Kol Jr, at ux., said paint beina
locav=d south 30 degrees 15 minuted
cast, 390.22 feet from the southerly
line of Church Street on the division
line between the westerly line of the
Ischool property and the easterly line
of ‘said Pagnotti Coal Company;
thence souiit 30 degrees 15 minutes
cast 123.78 feet ot a point; thence
north 59 degrees 45 minutes east 200
feet to a point in the westerly line of
Tripp Street; thence along same
South 30 degrees 15 minutes east, 210)
feet to a point - Thenc Irouyn rang vi
the said Pagnotti Coal Company
south 59 degrees 45 minutes west,
560 feet more or less, to the easterly
right-of way line of the Harry M.
Kairoad branch; thence along
same north 30 degrees 15 minutes
vest 33. 78 feet to a point; thence 3.72
acres, more or less, for. the sum of
555,800.00
SECTION 2: That the President of
the Borough Council, the Mayor, and
the Secretary of the Borough
Council, be and they are hereby
-uthorized and directed for the
t-orough of Swoyersville and under
‘he seal of said Borough, to enter
«id written agreement between the
aid Paanottie Coal Companv and
the Borough of Swoyersville.
Enacted and ordained at an aa:
iourned regular meeting of the
Borough Council of Swoyersvillg
held & e 16th day of June 1975.
Joseph B. Prazza
=
President
15 Cold Shrimp
8 Lobster Halves
Jay-C-ettes); Ziba
refreshments (Senior
Paul produce;
(Dallas Borough PTO);
Randolf, candy
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available substitute custodians.
Robert Marr was appointed as a
substitute professional employee for
the secondary summer school
program in the field of mathematics.
The Back Mountain Cultural Center
was granted the use of school facilities
for a summer community education
and enrichment program.
supplies for the 1975-76 year for the
Senior High School, Junior High
School, Intermediate and
Elementary.
Bids were received for audio-visual
equipment, rubbish and garbage
The regular monthly
meeting of the J.R. Davis
Fire Company with Barney
Dobinick presiding. Plans
for the 10th annual horse
show were discussed. This
year’s show will be held on
August 9 and 10 with Mr.
William Rolston of
Harrisonburg, Virginia
serving as judge.
This is the 15th
Patricia Ann Burke, 51
Gordon Ave., Dallas, and
Rebecca Lee Szela, 310
Carverton Rd.,
Trucksville, were named to
the dean’s list for high
academic achievement at
Shippensburg State College
anniversary of the fire
company. The firemen are
planning a celebration for
September. More details
will be published as the
date draws near.
Since -the July meeting
interfers with the holiday,
the next regular meeting
will be held on Friday June
2], at 8 p.m.
a total undergraduate
enrollment of 4,206 there
are 910 receiving this honor
for outstanding
achievement.
Both students are seniors
majoring in business ad-
ministration.
AWARE? --
for the spring semester. Of
A young Dallas resident was
seriously injured last Friday after-
noon when the motorcycle he was
driving collided with a 1970 Chevrolet
at the intersection of East Center Hill
Road and Church Street, Dallas.
Jerome Juris, 50 Hilldonia Ave.,
Dallas, was traveling from Church
Street toward the Dallas Junior High
School when the car driven by Trudy
E. Gerchak, 150 Hemlock Drive,
Dallas, pulled out from the stop sign.
Juris was unable to stop and hit the
side of the car. The impact threw him
from the cycle into the upper part of
the driver’s side of the windshield. He
received serious injuries of the face
and head and was taken to Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital in the Dallas
ambulance.
John C. Urbanski, 14 Valley View
Drive, Pringle, witness at the acci-
dent, stated that Juris was traveling
toward the Dallas Junior High School
when Miss Gerchak coming from
Route 309 toward College Miseri-
cordia stopped for the stop sign and
when the cycle was about 20 feet from
the intersection, pulled out.
Dallas Township Police Chief Carl
Miers and Patrolman J. Gruver,
investigating officers, estimated
damage to the car at $600, and to the
motorcycle $1100. Both vehicles were
removed to Wesley's Citgo Station.
Juris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Juris, Hilldonia Avenue, Dallas. He i is
married to the former Cathy Heffner.
Both are graduates of Dallas Senior
High School.
Ambulance
Jensen ————
PFC. John Jensen, son of
Mrs. Virginia Jensen, New
Goss Manor, Dallas, will
celebrate his 20th birthday
on June 29th in Mannheim,
Germany, where he is
stationed with the 1st
Combat Equipment Co.
While there, he has visited
Paris, Holland’ and has
been backpacking in the
Alps.
He' anticipates being
home on leave sometime in
August.
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than mattresses or bedding ‘of any
type, broken furniture, overstuffed
furniture, coal stoves, magazines and
rummage, items not complete in all
electrical or mechanical applliances.
Donations will be picked up all day
Saturday, and the evenings of July 2
and 9. The barn phone number is 675-
3774, arrangements for pickups at
other than specified times can be
made.
The auction is July 11, 12 and 13 on
the library auction grounds, 69 Main
Street, Dallas.
School board
DALLAS
June 17 . Called to home of Joseph
Paqglianite, Country Club Rd.,
Dalias, Crew: W. Cave, J. Davies,
D. Besecker.
June 20 Motorcycle accident,
Jerome Juris, Hilldonia Ave.
Dallas, to Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital. Crew: 1. Carroll, D.
RN, Kay Wright.
June 20 - Stella Tutak, 32 Water
St., Dallas to Mercy Hospital. Crew:
D. Carey, W. Cave.
June 21 - William May, Huntsville
Rd., Dallas, from Nesbitt to home.
Crew: D. Shaffer, Kay Wright, D.
Besecker.
June 21 - Mary Shaver, Woodlawn
Ave., Dallas, from Mercy Hospital,
to home. Crew: D. Shaffer, Kay
Wright, D. Besecker.
June 23 Martha Roberts, Kanler,
N.C., trom Dallas to Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital. Crew: W. Cave,
D. Carey, R. Cartier.
June 23 - Robert Trethaway, 42nd
Street, Dallas, from Wilkes Barre
General Hospital to home. Crew: J.
Davies, L. Rginski.
June 24 . Harriet Gensel, Lower
Demunds Road, Dallas, to Wilkes
Barre General Hospital. Crew: R.
Besecker, J. Davies.
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
June 17 Ella Hoover, 97 Car
verton Road, Trucksville, to Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital. Crew: E.J.
Brown, A. Adamitz, J. Youngblood.
June 17 . Mary McNellis, 25 Or
chard St., Trucksville, to Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital. Crew: E.J.
Brown, A. Adamitz.
June 18 -
Memorial Hospital, to 12 W. Center
St., Shavertown. Crew: A. Adamitz,
E.J. Brown.
June 20 - Frank Gordon, home of
Leonard Laskoski, 92 Pioneer Ave.,
Trucksville, not needed. Crew: E.J.
Bbown, L. Houringa, G. Beisel, A.
Adamitz, C. Dymond.
June 20 - Charles Kishbaugh, 49 W.
Center St., Shavertown, to Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital. Crew: E.J.
Brown, G. Beisel, L. Dymond Jr.
June 21 . Joseph Kosch, W.
Nanticoke, from State Corerectional
Institution to Nanticoke State
Hospital. Crew: P. Grimes, J.
Youngblood, E.J. Brown.
June 21 - Reba McFarland, 135
Panama St., Pittston, Trucksville
parade accident, to Wilkes-Barre
insurance and manual typewriter
maintenance. . Kasmark opened ‘the
bids and after reading they were
referred to the committee for study
and action. ; 4;
Patricia Gregory, board member,
. requested a recommendation be
submitted at the July meeting for the
appointment of a transportation
coordinator.
Dr. Werkheiser, superintendent,
reported that he had received
numerous calls and letters
concerning bus transportation for
next year, most of them relating to
Haddonfield and Kristin Road. He
persons explaining that there would
be transportation. . ... .
William Helgemo, president of the
Dallas Education Association, asked
the status of the drug and alcohol
abuse program. Werkheiser replied
that he understood the application for
funds was ready to be submitted. He
explained that if the $10,000
appropriation was approved, a team
of five or six people would be
appointed to work with persons in the
school and community interested in
reducing drug and alcohol abuse. If no
one indicated interest, the money will
be returned to the government.
The 1975 Lehman Horse Show
Queen will be chosen at 9 p.m. July 3.
Contestants will be judged on beauty,
poise, and charm. Dani Ziegler, of
Crestwood, 1974 Lehman Horse Show
Queen, will be present to crown her
successor, along with last year’s 1st
runner up Diane McQuown, of Nor-
thwest.
‘Contestants will participate in the
annual parade which will start at 6:30
p.m. July 3 at Lehman Center Route
118, and continue to the Show grounds.
Children’s classes will precede the
beauty contest. Admission is free on
July 3.
Western and English style com-
petition will be held July 4 and 5. The
regular flea market will be held July
6. Proceeds help support the Lehman
Volunteer Fire Company.
Dr. George E. Gittens, special
assistant of mental health and
medical and psychiatric services in
the office of mental health and
medical services, Department of
Welfare, has been named acting
superintendent of Retreat State
Hospital, Hunlock Creek.
Dr. Gittens replaced Dr. John Roop,
who replaced Dr. Lidia Kopernik. Dr.
Kopernik = left as full time
administrator at the hospital in
December. Dr. Roop was her part-
time replacement.
Dr. Gittens will also serve in a part
time capacity, coming to Retreat
from Harrisburg two days a week. He
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Shavertown
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Dallas Shopping Center
~ Closed Sundays
has not been brought to Retreat to
assist in the phasedown, according to
Paul Kelly in the hospital’s business
office.
Kelly said that nothing is really
happening within the hospital itself to
indicate the process of phasedown.
Dr. Gittens is overseeing the hospital
work, following past procedure,
according to Kelly.
Shields grad
Marine Private William
H. Shields, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur V. Shields,
Route 2, Hunlock Creek,
~ was graduated from re-
cruit training at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot,
Parris Island, S.C.
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Jumbo Shrimp - 2.95
Glazed Ham - 2.95
meludes Salad or cole slaw. mashed pot
famous homemade bread
Fried Clams - 2.95
Lasagne - 1.95
Chicken Cordon Bleu - 1.50
Chicken & Lasagne - 3.95
Porterhouse Steak - 5.95
Stuffed Crab $250
itoes or french fries. veg. and our
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