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carrying a minimum of 14
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the semester.
Locally, DAWN E.
CAMPBELL, RD 1, East
42nd St., Dallas, and
BRENDA L. LONG, 62
Hickory St., Trucksville,
are included on the list.
Campbell, a ‘business
computer science major
has accumulated a 3.66
average. Long, a special
education for the handi-
capped major, touts a 4.0
average.
MARILYN O. WEB-
STER has been named the
Art Gallery Director of
College Misericordia.
Announcement was made
recently by Dr. Joseph R.
Fink, college president.
The Dallas resident is a
graduate of Edinboro
State College with a
bachelor of science in art
and crafts classes for
Allegheny County
Community College and
Art Camp for College
Misericordia.
As Director of the
Gallery, Mrs. Webster's
responsibilities include
scheduling and co-ordina-
ting art gallery exhibits
and events, running the
membership drive, and
other community
Marilyn O. Webster
development activities.
Mrs. Webster, married
to Richard W. Webster, is
a member of the Dallas
Area Federated Women’s
Club, Dallas Band
Parents and the Dallas
Methodist Church. She
and her husband have
three children.
Webster is
in her new
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assisted
as assistant
Sr. Mary Carl Kittle, RSM
director, is a graduate of
College Misericordia with
a bachelor degree in art.
She has an associate
degree in fine arts from
Mt. Oloysius. She is inter-
ested in sculpture and
wood carving art forms.
The State Department
of Aging today reminded
senior citizens and those
entrusted with their care
that assistance in com-
pleting Property Tax and
Rebate forms is available
free of charge from a
variety of sources.
Under the program,
property tax and rent
rebates up to a maximum
of $500 are made from the
state Lottery to senior
citizens 65 years of age
and older and widows and
widowers age 50 to 64
whose household incomes
are below $11,999 a year.
Senior citizens can have
the forms completed free
of charge through the
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tax preparation services
are being offered to and
sometimes forced on
nursing home residents
and others for a fee.
Forms for property tax
and rent rebate claims for
1982 will soon be issued by
the Department of
Revenue.
Methodist
church
schedule
Shavertown United
Methodist Church has
announced its schedule of
events for the coming
week. ;
Thursday, Jan. 27--7:30
p.m.; Chancel Choir
p.m.,
The beginning of last
weekend’s snowfall
caused a number of
problems for Kingston
Township police as
hazardous driving on
Carverton Road resulted
in multiple accidents
there. Early on Saturday
morning, Jan. 15, drivers
found the hill on Car-
verton impassable. Four
separate mishaps oc-
curred on the location
within the space of an
hour. Patrolmen Don
Gavigan and Walter
Davis were themselves
unable to reach the scene
until an hour after the
first call came in. The two
Kingston Township of-
ficers contacted Penn-
dot about the problem, but
the Transportation
Department did not
Richard John Frey was
arraigned before District
Justice Earl Gregory on
Wednesday, Jan. . 19
following an arrest made
in the Pizza Bar on
Memorial Highway in
Shavertown. Frey, of 159
Pringle St., Kingston, had
been sought by Kingston
Township patrolmen
Walter Davis and Ralph
Saltzer, Dallas: Township
Two persons were in-
jured in a mishap on
Route 309 in Trucksville
on Monday, Jan. 17, but
both agreed to seek
medical attention on their
own. Elsie Odae
halinowski and Joyce
Elaine Halinowski were
passengers in a 1972
Dallas Borough police
chief Ed Lyons investi-
gated a two-car mishap on
Huntsville = Road on
Thursday, Jan. 20. Nancy
Place, 933 Washington
Blvd., Williamsport,
misjudged a directional
Dallas Township
patrolman Doug
Lamoreux investigated a
Kingston Township in-
cident on Jan. 17 at 12:10
p.m. No injuries were
reported when a 1982
Mazda was struck in the
| Festival Choir rehearsal.
Jan. 30--11
La my, Service of
for. the
recently installed custom
organ, 4 p.m.; Dedicatory
A slippery highway,
early in the morning on
Concert, open to the §Jan.15, was the cause of a
public. one-car mishap just north
Tuesday, Feb. 1-9:30 §of Route 118. Colleen
a.m., UMW craft group; f§ Dillon, 19, of 130 Willow
7:30 p.m., Fine Arts JStreet, Plymouth was
Committee meeting.
Wednesday, Feb. 2--7:30
p.m., Bell Choir meeting.
traveling north on Rute
415 when her automobile
slid on the snow covered
arrive until several hours
later.
The first incident oc-
curred at 2:10 a.m. when
Chester E. Colson,
Trucksville was unable to
make the hill in his 1976
Ford. While attempting to
back down the incline, his
vehicle was struck by a
1976 Mercedes driven by
Ernest Allen Phillips, RD
1, Dallas.
Shortly afterward,
David Puchalsky, Car-
verton Road, attempted
the hill and was unable to
get to the top. He pulled
off to the right and was
struck by a sliding vehicle
driven by Lorraine
Heigan, 7th St., Wyoming,
coming in the opposite
direction.
About an hour later,
Barbara Rutt, Harris Hill
patrolman John Appel
and Constable Doug
Smith in order to serve a
warrant on criminal mis-
chief charges.
While conducting a
body search, the officers
found a 25 caliber auto-
matic gun on Frey. He
was immediately charged
with carrying firearms
without a license and
Chevrolet truck driven by
Frank Martin Halinowski,
RD 1, Harveys Lake.
The truck was traveling
south on Route 309 in the
left lane. Carol Ann
Doknovitch, Carverton
Road was also traveling
south in the right lane and
attempted to move into
signal on a 1964 Buick
driven by Steven A.
Crispell, Park St., Dallas.
While attempting to pass
Crispell on the left, Place
slid on the icy road sur-
face and struck a tele-
rear by a stake body truck
on Route 309 near the
Church Road intersection
in Trucksville.
Alice Rae Kutish, 86 N.
Welles St., Kingston was
traveling south on the
roadway and hit her
roadway. Going out of
control, the vehicle came
to rest against the guard-
rails on the north side. of
the highway. Dallas
Snow and ice on the
roadway was the cause of
an accident on Green
Road in Kingston
Township on Jan. 17.
Mark A. Whittle, 201 E.
Heights Drive, Wyoming
struck a 1974 Dodge
Charger which was
Mildred Halstead,
Pellam Trailer Park,
Dallas Township reported
the theft of a propane gas
tank from her property on
Wednesday, Jan. 19. She
policeman Clark Van
Marie Trudgen, RD 3,
Dallas, lost control of her
vehicle on snowcovered
Hildebrandt Road on
Saturday, Jan. 15. She
struck a UGI pole after
crossing the berm in the
Harveys Lake police
chief Lionel Bulford has
issued a warning to ice
fishermen that the ice
cover on the lake is in-
sufficient for such ac-
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Road, Shavertown came
upon the first mishap and
was unable to stop in
time. Her 1979 Dodge
Coupe slid into a 1978
John W. Jones, RD 7,
Shavertown. y
At about the same ti
Catherine Harris, Valley’
View Trailer Park,
traveling west on Car-
verton Road was unable
to stop on the snow and ice
and slid into an unat-
tended vehicle left by
Jones, who had left his car
along the roadway.
Of the entire group,
Harris was the only
person who wass injured.
She was transported to
Nesbitt Hospital by
Kingston Township
Ambulance.
taken to Gregory’s office
for arraignment.
The charge is a mis-
demeanor of the first
degree and a preliminary
Friday, Jan. 28. 'Y
original criminal mischi
warrant constituted a
summary offense and
stemmed from an earlier
incident in Valley View
Trailer Park.
the passing lane.
The two vehicles
collided once, causing the
truck to strike the medial
divider, bounce back and
collide with the
Doknovitch vehicle again.
The incident occurred at
4:05 p.m. Patrolman J.J.
Balavage investigated.
phone pole. Crispell was |
stopped to make a turnf
into Park St.
Place’s 1981 Chevrolet |
was towed to Wesley’s (mt
Dallas. No injuries we
reported.
brakes to avoid striking |
another vehicle which had
stopped to turn onto
Church Road. Duane L.
Coleman, Binghamton,
N.Y. was unable to stop
his truck in time to avoid
a collision.
Township patrolman
Elliot Ide, who witnessed
the occurrence, also ig
vestigated. No: 0
were reported.
backing out of a private
driveway. Lorraine M.
Kanasky, RD 7, Manor
Drive, Shavertown was
the driver of the second
vehicle. Whittle was
unable to stop his 1975
Ford in time to avoid
hitting the Kanasky auto.
Orden her babysitter saw
a truck pull up to the
property, a male person
get out of the vehicle and
take the tank, which was
valued at $50. The in-
cident occurred between
2:30 and 4 p.m.
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southbound lane, shearing
it. Trudgen was unin-
jured. Her vehicle was
towed to Wesley's in
Dallas. Patrolman Doug
Lamoreux investigated. |
tivity. He made the
recommendation that
sportsmen hold up on this
activity after witnessing
three fishermen out on the
lake.