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Franklin Township
supervisors will hold their
May meeting Monday
evening at ‘8 in the
basement of the Orange
United Methodist Church.
Included on the agenda
wil be a resolution to sue
the 1981 Federal revenue
sharing funds of slightly
ayment on the town-
ship’s loan debt of $10,000
‘at First National Bank of
‘Wyoming.
"A special program,
“Help for the Aged,” will
take place today from 9 to
4 at the Franklin Town-
ship fire hall in Orange.
Plans for a benefit
rummage sale to'be held
May 6-7 were discussed at
a meeting Monday af-
ternoon of women of St.
Frances Cabrini R.C.
Church. Donations of
items for the sale are
being requested.
© May meeting of the
board of supervisors of
Northmoreland Township
will be held Monday
evening at 7 at the home
of the board’s secretary,
Mrs. Bea Beatty, Route
292, in Centermoreland.
Communion will be
administered at ° the
evening gospel service
Sunday at 7:30 in Nor-
thmoreland Baptist
Church when Fred
Whitman will be the guest
speaker, Pastor James
May has announced.
Pairs and Spares Class
of Carverton UM Church
will meet Friday evening
at 8 in the church social
rooms. George Parrish is
class president.
Wesley Lewis of Mount
Zion is a patient in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital,
Kingston.
Congregation of Orange
UM Church was on the
receiving end of a new
attractive bulletin board
made by Louis Bedford of
Orange.
The open house
celebrations for two of the
area’s older residents,
Rev. Charles Gilbert of
Mount Zion and Mrs.
Gertrude Coolbaugh of
Dymond Hollow, on
Sunday afternoon were
well attended. Mrs.
"Dallas Chapter of Unico
will hold its installation
“dinner, May 9, at ‘the
Legal Notice
The Dallas Borough Zoning
Board will meet May 13, 1981, 7:00
“|p.m., at the Dallas Borough
‘| Building, 25 Main Street, Dallas,
Pennsylvania, to act on the ap-
Devlin, Memorial Highway,
Dallas, Pennsylvania.
For the Zoning Board
of Dallas Borough
Drew Fitch, Zoning Officer
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NOTICE
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters Testamentary have
been - granted in the following
Estate. All persons indebted to
said Estate are required to make:
payment, and those having claims
and demands fo present the same
without delay to the Executrix
named :
Estate of ZEQUA SALLITT, late
lof Wilkes-Barre City, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania (died
March 5, 1981).
Mrs. Sarah Casem, €.0.
ANTHONY P. MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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NOTICE is hereby given that
Letters: of Administration have
PATRICK J. DeMURO, a.k.a.
PATRICK J. MOORE; late of the
Borough of Forty Fort, County of
Luzerne, Pennsylvania, who died
May 23, 1980. All persons indebted
to said Estate are required to
make payment, and those having
“| claims or demands to present the
same without delay to the
Administratrix, Helen DeMuro,
1002 Wyoming Avenue, Forty
Fort, Pennsylvania 18704, or her
Attorneys, Hourigan, Kluger &
Spohrer Associates, 700 United
| Penn Bank Building, Wilkes:
Barre, Pennsylvania 18701.
Richard M. Goldberg, Esquire
for HOURIGAN, KLUGER &
SPOHRER ASSOCIATES
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701
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NOTICE
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN
“that Arficles of Incorporation
were filed with and approved by
the Department of State of the
‘Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
on April 3, 1981, and a Certificate
of Incorporation issued to
JUDICORP, INC.
The purpose of the corporation
is to have unlimited power to
“engage in and do any lawful act
concerning any or all lawful
business for which corporations
may be incorporated under the
Business Corporation Law, ap-
amended.
COSLETT &COSLETT
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
515 United Penn Bank Bldg:
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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NOTICE
5 The Lake-Lehman School
District hereby gives notice that a
proposed budget in the amount of
funds that will be required by the
' School District in its several
departments for the 1981-82 fiscal
year is available for. public in-
spection at the Office of the
" Secretary, Lehman-Jackson
Elementary School, Lehman,
Pennsylvania.
It is the purpose of the Board of
Directors of the Lake-Lehman
School District to adopt this
proposed budget after making
such revisions in it as are deemed
advisable and levy the proposed
taxes at the regular monthly
Board of School
High School, Lehman, PA.
he is liable.
Court House,
Assessors’ Office,
nock, Pennsylavnia.
LAKE-LEHMAN
DISTRICT
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Castle Inn Restaurant,
Coolbaugh’s open house
took place in the Franklin
Township fire hall in
Orange; Rev. Mr. Gilbert,
who observed his 90th
birthday, was honored at
an open house at ‘the
Mount Zion UM ‘Church
social rooms.
The CPR course is
being offered today and
tomorrow at the Orange
Opening day
ceremonies of the Bob
Horlacher Memorial
Little League will take
place Saturday afternoon
at 1 at ‘the Beaumont
diamond, Richard ‘Dick’
Hislop, league president
has announced. Five two-
inning exhibition ball
games are on the opening
day program and will
include games by these
teams:
In the Tee Ball division,
Noxen A’s will meet the
Orange Orioles;
Beaumont will meet the
Centermoreland Phillies
in a Minor Division
contest; Pony Tail Soft-
ball division, for girls nine
to12 years of age, Kunkle
will take on Noxen;
Orange Yankes will play
the Beaumont squad in a
Majors Division game,
and the final contest will
fire hall, each evening
from 7 to 10.
MM’s of Cen-
termoreland UM Church
will complete plans for
their annual Senior
Citizens’ dinner at a
meeting this evening in
the church social rooms.
The dinner will be held
Saturday evening at 6 in
the church social rooms.
of the Majors Division will
be Tuesday, May 5, when
three games are on tap.
In Tuesday’s openers,
Orange Orioles will
journey to Noxen; Kunkle
Indians will take on the
Beaumont Braves, and
the Centermoreland
the Orange Yankees of the
Orange Firemen’s
diamond.
Regular season opening
games in the other
Horlacher divisions will
be played during the
latter part of next week.
In preparation for the
opening, Hislop an-
nounced that a
scorekeepers clinic will
be held Thursday evening
at 8 at the Beaumont
school field, with an
umpire clinic for all
league umpries taking
Memorial fynwat; send the Centermoreland place Friday evening at
a calzo 1S ppjjlies against Kunkle in 7:30, also at Beaumont.
: a Teeners Division soft- All scorekeepers and
Cocktails will be from 6
to 7 p.m. with dinner from
7 to 8 p.m. There will be a
program beginning at 8
p.m.
Outgoing president ‘is
Angelo M. Russo. The
newly-elected president is
Gene DeStefano. Guest
speakers will be past
national president, Al
Dante, Jr.
Guests are invited.
Kingston Township Supervisors
ball game. :
Regular season opening
umpires are asked to
attend.
The annual Roast Beef
Dinner sponsored by the
Brotherhood of St. Paul’s
Lutheran - Church,
Shavertown, will be held
Saturday, May 2.
The dinner will be
served in the church
social rooms from 5 to 7
p.m.
Adult tickets are $3.75,
children under 12 years
$2.
necessary in the circumstances.
Kingston, Pennsylvania
March 3, 1981
Joseph H. Williams & Co.
December 31, 1980and 1979 1980 : rr 1999
’ ASSETS
CASH (Includes General Fund balance of $128,601
and $88,601 at 1980 and 1979, respectively) $492,733 $364,019
RECEIVABLES
General Fund-Taxes and other receivables-less 25
percent reserve for uncollectable taxes $ 2,097 $ 1,005
Revenue Sharing Fund 1300 in
ommunity Park Fund .
A TOTAL RECEIVABLES $13,197 $19,039
$505,930 $383,058
3 LIABILITIES AND FUND EQUITY
' ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
General Fund $ 14,602 $ 5,468
Revenue Sharing Fund 322 225
EDA Grant Fund : i 560
Highway Aid Fund
Due to Dallas Area Municipal Authority for
delinquent sewer rental payments (Note 1) 23,065 18520
TOTAL LIABILITIES $38,840 $24,773
EQUITY OF FUNDS
RS S557 1250
Unrestricted fund:
General Fund 77,332 53,031
Restricted funds (Note 4)
Police Pension Fund 295,584 244,576
Highway Aid Fund 37,486 16,060
Community Park Fund r 7,500
Revenue Sharing Fund 39.818 20,521
EDA Grant Fund 3 o) 4,010
Capital Reserve Fund ’
: TOTAL EQUITY OF FUNDS $467,090 $358,285
: $505,930 $383058
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP, PENNSYLVANIA
STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Years ended December 31, 1980 and 1979 7
1980 1979
GENERAL FUND
CASH BALANCE-at Januray 1 $88,601 $ 7,230
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Real estate and per capita tax $85,635 $81,039
Earned income tax 341,705 321,284
Real estate transfer tax 15,963 17,293
Licenses and permits ? 9,475 8,207
Fines, forfeits and costs 15,881 11,491
Departmental earnings 6,570 7,928
Grants and gifts 18,365 62,139
. Miscellaneous 11,330 355
Interest 6,365 £
: TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS S120 S50%73¢
NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS
Contributions from state for pension funds $33,325 $29,993
Transfer from Revenue Sharing Fund 3 4,156
Miscellaneous 8,744 8,698
TOTAL NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS $42,069 $42,847
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND OPENING BALANCE $641,952 $559,813
GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES
Administration $33,821 $36,091
Tax collections 15,371 10,692
Township buildings 18,068 17,720
Police protection 118,608 112,039
Fire protection 300 200
Building regulation, planning and zoning 7,396 9,035
Highways 129,225 156,836
General health services A 40,595
General recreation 7,607 2,719
Miscellaneous governmental 62,066 55,292
TOTAL GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES $392,462 $441,219
NON-GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES
Transfers to Capital Reserve Fund $85,053 eo
Transfer to Highway Aid Fund 2,518 :
Transfers to Police and Volunteer Firemen Pension Funds 33,325 29,993
TOTAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES $120,896 $29,993
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $513,358 $471,212
$128,601 $88,601
CASH BALANCE-at December 31
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP, PENNSYLVANIA
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT
December 31, 1930
NOTE 1--DUE TO DALLAS AREA MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY
Under an agreement with the Dallas Area Municipal Authority, the Township is required to make payment to
the Authority for delinquent sewer rental accounts. Amounts billed to the Township for delinquencies as of
December 31, 1980 and 1979 were, according to the Dallas Area Municipal Authority, $23,065 and $18,520 respec-
tively.
NOTE 2--EDA GRANT FUND
The Township entered into a contract with the Economic Development Administration of the U.S. Department of
Commerce for a grant for renovations to its municipal building. As of December 31, 1980, the project was com-
pleted. The entire $398,000 grant funds have been received and disbursed. The general contractor received final
payment in 1979. No reporting of this grant is enclosed due to the fact that the entire grant is under a separate
report.
NOTE 3--TRANSFERS
In 1980 and 1979, the Township deposited directly into its General Fund checking account monies received for the
Police and Volunteer Firemen Pension Funds. These monies were then disbursed to the various funds accounted
for separately.
NOTE 4--RESTRICTED FUNDS
The equity of restricted funds is to be used for the following purposes:
Police Pension Fund-Restricted trust fund from which expenditures may be for police pension and death
benefits only.
Highway Aid Fund-Restricted to expenditures relating to roads and streets.
Community Park Fund-Restricted to expenditures for the community park project.
Revenue Sharing Fund-Restricted to allowable expenditures under federal revenue sharing regulations.
EDA Grant Fund-Restricted to expenditures for municipal building renovations.
Capital Reserve Fund-Restricted to expenditures for capital outlays.
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