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assistance to taxpayers and the Business Tax preparation
who have no yet filed their
tax returns and are
confused about filling out
the necessary information
to the IRS.
VITA, the Volunteer
Income Tax Assistance
Adminstration students at
PSU-Wilkes-Barre. The
center will be located in
Hayfield house, Room H-
105. The VITA student
volunteers were specially
sessions will not be held
on Tuesday, March 2, or
March 9, due to the
campus Spring break
because students will not
be available. VITA
assistance, however, will
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THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1982
League will take place
By Mike Polk
y ° Saturday afternoon from
Members of Cavertown 3 to 5 for Little Leaguers
United Methodist Church fron} i Nominee)
will sponsor a hoagie sal OWnsinp ai, the; Un
20 Ble See | Methodist Church in
. on Wednesday, March 24.
| Hoagie orders at $1.25
teach should be placed by
March 17.
Girl Scout Sunday will
be observed at the 11:15
i morning worship service
i Sunday in Cen-
termoreland United
Methodist Church when
Brownies, Cadettes and
- Senior Girl Scouts will
take part in the service.
Centermoreland, and for
Franklin Township Little
Leaguers at the home of
Richard Hislop in Orange.
Northmoreland = Town-
ship Volunteer Firemen’s
Group will meet Tuesday
evening at 8 at the home
of Clinton Kyttle.
Cindy Weiskerger is a
patient in the Alfred L.
Dupont Institute,
Charles (Chuckie) pDeNemours Foundation,
Dulsky of Cen- in Wilmington, Del.
termoreland is a patient
in Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
Cheerio Class of Orange
United Methodist Church
will meet Monday evening
The second in the six-
weeks Lenten Series Tour
will highlight an evening
service Sunday at 7:30 for
members of the three
at 8. United Methodists
March meeting of the Churches of the Cen-
Franklin Township termoreland UM Charge.
The service on Sunday,
‘“The Passover,” will be
at the Dymond Hollow
UM Church. Rev. Donald
Walter is pastor.
Volunteer Fire Company
will be held Tuesday
evening at 8 at the fire
house in Orange.
resume operation on Registrations for Little
March 16 through April 6.
Noxen looking for turn
By Mike Polk
Prominent civic leaders
of Noxen Township are
looking forward to a ‘turn-
around’ in that com-
munity’s progress
following the demolition
of the former Noxen
Tannery. The Tannery,
closed since 1953, is a
group of dilapidated
buildings that has been a
‘community blight’ the
last two decades.
Demolition is ten-
tatively scheduled to
begin next month.
Representatives of 15
northeastern Pennsyl-
vania firms have shown
interest in acquiring the
demolition contract since
the authority advertised
last month for bidders. A
pre-ward conference was
held last Tuesday in
Tunkhannock and the
authority expects to
receive in the neigh-
borhood of 10 actual
proposals for the
domolition.
Proposals on the cost of
the demolition will be
opened in the Wyoming
County Redevelopment
and Housing Authority
offices on Route 309,
Eaton Township, Friday
morning at 11.
Federal Department of
Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) has
awarded the Wyoming
County Redevelopment
Authority a grant of
$50,000 for the tannery’s
demolition. Raising the
priority for the Wyoming
County Redevelopment
Authority for more than a
year because the Housing
Authority plans to con-
struct a low-to-moderate
housing project on a
portion of the site when
the demolition is com-
pleted.
According to plans
discussed at last week’s
meeting of the Wyoming
County Authority, were
tentative plans for the
housing project presented
by Thomas Kearns of Von
Storch & Kearns, an
architectural firm of
Clarks Summit, for a 16-
unit apartment building.
The Clarks Summit firm
is designing the housing
project. Proposal sub-
mitted by Kearns includes
nine two-bedroom
apartments, six three-
bedroom apartments and
a two-bedroom apartment
to accommodate
physically handicapped
residents.
Some elements of the
Kearns’ proposal on
construction materials to
be used were questioned
and the architectural firm
agreed to reconsider
those parts of the ten-
tative plans. John Martin,
executive director of the
Wyoming County
Redevelopment and
Housing Authority, hopes
the final plans on the
housing project will be
completed quickly so that
plans can be submitted to
for the housing project
also will come from HUD.
The Housing Authority
awarded a contract for
$990 to James Walton,
Laceyville surveyor, for a
topographic survey of the
housing project site. The
topographic survey,
Martin said, must be
Youth Group of Cen:
termoreland UM Church
will go on a roller skating
party Sunday after the
morning service.
World Day of Prayer
service for women will be
held Friday afternoon at 1
at Orange United
Methodist
termoreland.
Confirmation Class of
the Carvertown UM
Charge will
Saturday at Carvertown
UM Church.
Mount Zion UM Church
Men’s Class will hold its’
annual benefit pancake!
supper at the church on|
Saturday, March 13.|
Tickets can be purchased |
from any member of the’
class.
Ella Moore Class of |
East Dallas UM Church
will meet Tuesday af-
ternoon at 1.
Ladies Christian Class
of East Dallas UM Church
will meet Tuesday
evening.
HUD as part of the
prelimanary for the
housing project. Housing
Authority members are
looking for completion of
the project early Fall if
plans move along as]
scheduled. i
On Thursday March 4,
at 8 p.m., at Marks Old
House Restaurant, Rte.
92S Tunkhannock, the
Endless Mountains
Kennel Club will host Pa.
State Dog Law Officer
Russel Carney as guest
speaker at the regular
monthly meeting.
Carney’s topic for the
evening will be current
Dog. Laws pertaining to
the keeping of dogs,
providing for the licensing
of dogs and kennels, also
new legislation con-
cerning the dog laws will
be discussed.
The public is invited to
attend, the club extends
it’s open invitation to any
person interested in
learning more about dogs,
their care, management
and training. At each
monthly meeting the club
maintains a free in-
formation table with
various booklets and
pamphlets ‘to help dog
owners learn more about
Hi Crafters,
Still the number one craft of the season is candy making. Molds,
flavoring, coloring, instruction books, trims, papers, foil wraps,
caramel filling, fondant, dark chocolate, milk chocolate, white,
colored, peanut butter, mint and dietetic coatings are all
available for you to make your own confections for Easter or
parties. The molds are great for plaster also.
Coming up very quickly is counted cross stitch and needle point
on plastic canvas. Mary Alice and Susan are conducting classes
every Wednesday evening. You can join anytime. Our walls are
stocked with over 350 books, D.M.C. floss, plastic canvas,
clear and colored, and many accessories for your needle work.
I'm going headfirst into the wedding season. Car decorations
of all styles, shower favors, silk bouquets, headpieces or any
other item you may need to complete your special day | will
create for you.
We have had.'so many requests for cake decorating supplies
we went ahead and put the line in. It's all new to us and with
help and ideas from our customers we'll have everyone turning
cakes into works of art. ye
A great new product is Duncan Home ceramics. You can pour
a mold and bake it right in your own oven. Your design comes
out perfect for painting and is virtually unbreakable.
™: DELLA ROBBIA
697 Market St., Kingston Corners Building — 288-0873
OPEN: MON., WED., THURS., 9:30-9 — TUES., FRI, SAT., 9:30-6
their pets.
tannery has heen a top HUD for approval. Funds
Sallie's most exciting time of the year is nearing — Easter. She
now can release all her new bump chenille bunnies. Classes
will be taught on these adorable credtures. Come in and talk
to her, she'll be glad to get you going on your own bunny hutch.
Wait until you see her giant “Peter Cottontail”.
Scott is back to his favorite craft — Pom Poms. His latest is a
takeoff on Smurf. He also did a really pretty ribbon rainbow.
For St. Patrick's Day the lighted shamrocks for your front window
have been selling so fast Scott can’t keep up with his orders.
My Grandmother, Lottie, has been working day and night to
price all the new Spring flowers, ribbons, Annalee rabbits,
baskets and Easter novelties that have been coming into the
shop. Along with our full line of Pysanky Egg supplies, we have
in stock the Polish willow baskets in which to carry your tradi-
tional foods and eggs to church.
There are craft classes assembling at Luzerne County Community
College and Kingston Recreation Board that Delores will be
teaching this semester. Call the offices of the two locations to
find out how you can sign up.
Young and old girls alike love the barrettes made from satin
ribbon and beads. We will soon have almost every color made
in the ribbon for you to design your own “fashion barrettes”.
A potpourri class will be held at the store on March 18. Potpourri
is the blending of oils and flowers to make lovely scented
sachets and home accessories. Call for further information.
Every day of the year holds a special meaning for someone. Share
HAPPY
CRAFTING . .
Presently the club is
working on spring ac-
tivities which include an
‘obedience training class.
‘For more information,
write Endless Mountains
Kennel Club, . P.O. Box
18657.
Knights bounce
O’Reilly
Coach Shorty Hitch-
cock’s Lake-Lehman
Queensmen 51-11
thrashing last Wednesday
gym.
pins, four forfeits and a
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Cash Balances Jan. 1, 1981
General Fund
Highway Aid
Federal Revenue Sharing
Receipts
Real Estate Taxes
Local Tax Act
Highway Aid
Fed. Revenue Sharing
License & Permits
Fines & Costs
Grants & Gifts
Special Assess. & Loans
Sale of Supplies
Misc. Non Revenue Receipts
Temporary Loan
Interest
Total Receipts and balances
Administration
Tax Collection
Municipal Buildings
Police Protection
Fire Protection
Building Regulations & Zoning
Health & Sanitation
Highways
Parks & Recreation
Special Services
Misc.
Interest
Non Governmental Expenditures
Cash Balances Jan. 1, 1982
General Fund
Highway Aid
Federal Revenue Sharing
Total Expenditures & Balances
Due From Taxes
Assessed Valuation
WAP
$1324.15
459.14
226.84 $2010.13
$18554.28
43649.87
13803.93
7732.00
1461.50
2053.03
4695.54
1276.70
5.53
580.00
5500.00
310.33
$5831.13
4400.56
1245.92
1800.00
4852691
7962.64
26.80
12155.76
601.12
8496.94
38.50
3743.75
158.84
2752.01
$2,440,980.00
Auditors
Janice Brace
Faye D. Perry
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