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Mercy Center Pre-
School and Kindergarten
will hold an Open House
on Sunday, March 20,
from 1 to 3 p.m. All in-
terested parents and their
young children are in-
vited.
The classes are held in
the Mercy Center
Building, located on the
campus of College
Misericordia in Dallas.
Those who visit will see
the open classrooms with
multiple learning centers,
innovative ideas as
demonstrated by the work
of the children who
currently attend the
Three local artists, Sue
Hand, Geri williams and
Kathleen Semmel, will
exhibit and demonstrate
their at work at “The Big
Art Event’ to be held at
Lake-Noxen Elementary
School on Friday, March
18.
The P.T.A. sponsored
art show will also feature
over 1,500 pieces of
student art work, a giant
mural to be completed by
visitors, and seven
student arts and crafts
demonstrations. Children
from kindergarten to
Kathryn Gregory, a
science teacher at Lake-
Lehman Junior-Senior
High School, recently
captured a .$3,500 grant
from the state Depart-
ment of Education.
This grant, one of 194
awarded throughout the
state, enables Lake-
Lehman to acquire a
highly sophisticated tele-
“scope, which will be used
to enhance various
studies of sky
phenomenon. Ms.
Gregory’s proposal was
selected from 1,206 sub-
mitted by various
teachers throughout the
Commonwealth.
In addition to the tele-
scope, the grant will allow
for the provision of photo-
graphic facilities to be
used in conjunction with
it. This combination of
technology will allow
astronomy students to
photograph sky pheno-
menon and use the
developed photographs
for intensive individual
and group study.
Ms. Gregory, the
recipient of Bachelor and
Masters degrees from
Penn State University,
has had a distinguished
teaching career, in-
cluding service as a
Wilkes College. She has
presented scientific
papers at conventions of
the National Science
Association,
held in Dallas, Texas and
Cincinnati. She is a
member of the adjunct
faculty at Penn State at
Wilkes-Barre. Her public
school experience in-
cludes service at
Wyoming Valley West.
Her intense interest in
natural science led Ms.
Gregory to a recent
sabbatical leave. While on
leave she visited the
volcanoes of Hawaii, the
Rocky Mountains, the
deserts of the southwest
and the Everglades of
Florida. All of these
travels were keyed to
wilderness study and
were undertaken in
conjunction with the
Smithsonian Institution.
James L. Nicholas,
principal of Lake-
Lehman, praised Ms.
Gregory’s efforts: “In
every sense of the word
Ms. Gregory is a master
teacher. She is totally
dedicated, utterly
professional and provides
enormous motivation to
her students. She makes
science a fascinating
experience but, more than
that, she is a concerned
and caring teacher.”
school, and have the
opportunity to meet and
talk to the teachers, Sister
Stella Maris and Sister
Rose Ellen Li.
The program is Christ-
centered, but open to
children of all,
denominations and races.
Full and half-day sessions
and Danny Paley.
al
are “available:
Registrations will be
accepted for children who
will be four or five years
old by Jan. 31, 1984. The
Sisters of Mercy of the
Union, Scranton
Province, sponsor this
learning center for young
children.
sixth grade will show
their skills in such areas
as paper-mache, pinatas,
weaving, clay pinch pots,
tie and dye and more.
The event is open to the
public and is scheduled
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
_ Sue Hand teaches
drawing, painting and
calligraphy at her studio-
gallery in Dallas, and has
taught at College Miseri-
cordia and Penn State.
She hs studied with many
well-known artists and is
a member of the
Wyoming “Valley Art
League, Cider Painters of
America and is an
associate member of the
American Watercolor
Society. She will demon-
strate watercolor
techniques to ' those in
attendance.
Geri Williams has been
working with pen and ink
for five years. Currently
she is a student of Sue
Hand and works at the
Dallas Studio. She
exhibits and sells her
work regularly and is a
member of the Wyoming
Valley Art League and the
Sordoni Gallery. :
Kathleen Semmel is
particularly interested in
wildlife painting. She will
be demonstrating acrylic
painting techniques. She
began painting eight
years ago and has since
exhibited her work at the
Benton Bank, and the Salt
Box Restaurant in Ben-
ton. Kathleen enjoys
painting murals in homes.
The Dallas Elementary
P.T.O. Spring Musical
will be presented Thur-
sday, March 24, at 7 p.m.
Parents and students
are invited to attend and
enjoy the talents of the
children who will take
part in the program.
Under the direction of
Mrs. Marilyn O’Connell,
the fourth grade will pre-
sent two skits titled,
“Little Train;; and ‘The
Tortoise and the Hare.”
A ‘“‘Sound of Music
Medley” will be presented
by selected second grade
girls and the Recorder
Band will play several
Several students were
recentlyy named to the
second trimester honor
roll at Wyoming
Seminary Lower School,
Forty-Fort.
Local students
achieving high honors
include John Aponick,
Christina Connor and
Erin Moore of Dallas.
selections. Costumes and
props for the musical
were constructed by
P.T.O. members.
A brief P.T.0. meeting
will also be held. Cheryl
Richardson, president,
will lead the meeting.
Many activities are being
planned for the children.
Patrolman DeWald, from
the Nanticoke police force
will soon speak to the
students. He will also
demonstrate the skills of
his trained dog, Kojak.
The final roller skating
party will be held
Thursday, April 7.
Named to regular
honors were Rose Ann
Serpico, Trucksville;
Christopher Kersey, Scott
Moore, Christina Caputo,
Eugene Choi and Heather
Aponick, Shavertown;
Jennifer Banks, Dallas;
Charles Parente, Harveys
Lake, and Paul Bartley,
Tunkhannock.
The Scholastic Aptitude
Test will be given at
Dallas Senior High
School, Saturday, March
19. Students, especially
juniors, planning to at-
tend two-year or four-
year colleges should take
this exam. Students who
plan to attend Luzerne
County Community
College do not need to
take this exam, but should
plan to take the ACT’s on
April 16.
. The doors will open at 8
0%
a.m. Students are
reminded to bring their
admission ticket and two
number two pencils.
be accepted if the student
brings to the test center a
,completed registration
form, some type of
identification, and a
check or money order for
$30.50 made payable to
ATP. Registration forms
are availble in the Dallas
High School guidance
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LEGAL NOTICE
The Dallas Borough Zoning
Board will meet on Wednesday,
March 23, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Dallas Borough Building, 25 Main
St., Dallas, Pa. for the purpose of
taking action on application from
Dr. Richard Scott for a zoning
variance on property located at 30
Foster St., Dallas Borough.
Susie Stine
Secretary’
Zoning Board
LEGAL NOTICE
The Dallas Borough Zoning
Board will meet on Wednesday,
March 23, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Dallas Borough Building, 25 Main
St., Dallas, for the purpose of
taking action on application from
Mr. John Devlin for a zoning
variance on property located on
Memorial Highway, Dallas
Borough.
Susie Stine
Secretary
Zoning Board
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LEGAL NOTICE
The Dallas Borough Zoning
Board will meet on Wednesday,
March 23, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Dallas Borough Building, 25 Main
St., Dallas, for the purpose of
taking action on application from
Louis F. Goeringer for a zoning
variance on property located at
Rt. 309 (Dallas Shopping Center),
Dallas Borough.
Susie Stine
Secretary
Zoning Board
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary in the
Estate of CATHERINE MARSH,
ak-a Katherine Marsh, late of
Ross Township, Luzerne County,
Pa., who died February 8, 1983,
have been granted to Frederick S.
Marsh, R.D. 1, Hunlock Creek, Pa.
18621 and to Edward Marsh, R.D.
1, Box 332, Waymart, Pa. 18472. All
persons having claims against
said decedent are directed to
make known the same, and all
persons indebted to said decedant
are directed to make payment
without delay to said executors or
to their attorney, ROBERT L.
FLEMING, ESQ., 63 Main Street,
Dallas, Pa. 18612.
LEGAL 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 to present the same
without delay to the Executor
named:
Estate of WILLIAM CONYERS,
late of Wilkes-Barre City, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania (died
February 24, 1983).
Thomas C. Moore, Esq., ¢c-0
ANTHONY P. MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN,
That Letters Testamentary have
been granted in the estate of
Walter Goobic, late of Bear Creek
Township, PA (died January 20,
1983), to Michael Goobic, Jr., 753
Summitt Avenue, Westfield, NJ.
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 Executor named or his
Attorney.
? EDWARD E.HOSEY
Attorney-at-Law
74 East Main Street
Plymouth, PA 18651
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Lefters of Administration
C.T.A. have been granted in the
following Estate. All persons
indebted to said Estate are
required to make payment, and
those having claims and demands
to present the same without delay
to the Administrator named:
Estate of LORETTA
ROWLAND, late of Courtdale
Borough, Luzerne County, Pa.
(died December 12, 1982).
James J. Larson, Jr., co
ANTHONY P, MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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i d of Supervisors, and the Dallas Borough
The Kingston Township Board of Supervisors, the Dallas Township Boar
Council have jointly resolved to advertise for sealed bids to be opened on April 13,1983 at 8 p.m. at the Kingston
Township Municipal Building, 11 Carverton Road, Trucksville, Pennsylvania 18708. Sealed bids will be received on
the following materials: {
1D2 wearing surface - 3640 tons, more or less, FOB and delivered price
ID2A binder - 700 tons, more or less, FOB and delivered price
2A Modified - 250 tons, more or less, FOB and delivered price
2RC Modified - 2000 tons, more or less, FOB and delivered price
Anti-skid --2400 tons, more or less, FOB and delivered price
3A Stone - 300 tons, more or less, FOB and delivered price
15 R.C.C.P. - 300 feet, more or less, delivered to site
15" C.M.P. Galvanized Steel - 120 feet, more or less, delivered to site
Be
must meet Pennsylvania Department of Transportation specifications.
a forms provided 14 the municipalities. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond
in the amount of 10 percent of the bid and must be made payable to Kingston Township, Dallas Township, and .
Dallas Borough. Bid forms may be obtained at the Kingston Township Municipal Building, 11 Carverton Road,
Trucksville, Penna. 18708. Bids must be received at the Kingston Township Municipal Building by 4:30 p.m., April
13, 1983. Bid envelopes must be sealed and clearly marked on the front ‘Road Materials Bid’. The respective
legislative elected officials of each municipality reserve the'right to accept or reject any or all bids.
For the Dallas Township
Board of Supervisors,
For the Dallas.
Borough Council
For the Kingston Twp.
Board of Supervisors :
Glen M. Howell Ralph Garris Mark A. Kunkle r
Secretary Secretary Secretary ¢
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LEGAL NOTICE
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE NO. 1983-1
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE ERECTION OF ASTOP INTERSECTION
ON BUTTERNUT ROAD AT THE INTERSECTION OF BUTTERNUT ROAD
AND GREEN POND ROAD IN THE TOWNSHIP OF KINGSTON,
LUZERNE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF
BE IT ORDAINED by the Supervisors of Kingston Township, pursuant to *’ THE SECOND CLASS TOWNSHIP
CODE’, as prepared in accordance with THE HOME RULE CHARTER AND OPTIONAL PLANS LAW, Act 62 of
1972 of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, effective January 1st, 1976, that: A
SECTION I. The intersection of Butternut Road and Green Pond Road in Kingston Township, Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania, is hereby established as a stop intersection, and an official stop sign or signs shall be erected in such
a position as to face traffic approaching the intersection of Butternut Road and Green Pond Road proceeding along
Butternut Road. All motor vehicles approaching the intersection .of Butternut Road and Green Pond Road along
Butternut Road shall come to a complete and full stop, within a reasonable distance, before entering the aforesaid
March, 1983.
‘ATTEST:
Mark A. Kunkle
LEGAL NOTICE
BY Herbert Hill
CHAIRMAN
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NO. NAME OF ESTATE
1. Carl W. Warg
2. John Klimkosky
3. Sadie Kirchdoerfer, etc.
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Sylvester Salvador
Edward F. McMahon
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Anna Chickerino, etc.
. Elizabeth H. Manbeck
. Benjamin R. Jones, etc.
. George Guzo
10. Mary M. Mahoney
11. Mary B. Miklos
12. Elmer L. Sweitzer
13. Mary S. Kuharchik Zavada
14. Anne M. Young
15. John F. Janeczek, Jr.
16. Anna Smulovitz
17. Mary Irene Kilgallon
18. Curtis D. Paxson
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19. Josephine J. Gonsiorowski
20. Thelma V. Kraft
21. Josephine Gillespie
22. Mary Swartz
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ACCOUNTANT
Marlene C. Warg
Linda Falatovich
Luke Kirchdoerfer and
Beverly Foose
Alma Berlot
John J. Conahan and
Joseph P. McMahon
Daniel Chickerino
Lynn M. Tumbelty
Benjamin R. Jones, | 11
George T.Guzo
Eleanor Mahoney Frederick
Robert M. Miklos
United Penn Bank
Thomas Kuharchik
Anne Marie Gallick
Stella Janeczek
Goldie Schwarzbarth
Francis A. Kilgallon
Dorothy Paxson and First
Eastern Bank, N.A.
Anthony J. Kadysewski, | 11
Peoples First National Bank
Miners Savings Bank of Pittston
Hazleton National Bank
HELEN A. O'CONNOR
Register of Wills and
Clerk of the Orphans’ Court
LEGAL NOTICE
FIDUCIARY CAPACITY’
Executrix
Executrix
Executors
Guardian
Executors
Executor
Administratrix
Executor
Administrator
Execufrix
Executor
Executor
Executor
Executrix
Adm. D.B.N.C.T,
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AUTO
AUTO
ANIMALS
For the Kingston Township
Board of Supervisors,
Mark A. Kunkle, secre
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CHILD CARE
1976 Suburu--4 door, for
parts $100. 675-1532. 6-tfn-
’73 Lincoln Mark IV--Wire
wheels with 4 new radials,
all power, exc. cond. 654-
0937. 9-tfn-P
’66 Ford Mustang Coupe--
351 Windsor engine, runs
good, body perfect. After
3:30 weekdays, Sat. all
day, 829-0912. 2-tfn-P
1973 Volkswagen Bus--
69,000 miles, red and
white. Good cond. $1500.
675-4279. 3-tfn-P
1979 Plymouth Horizon--4
dr., hatchback, auto., p.s.,
p.b., a-c, AM-FM stereo,
loaded with extras, 88,000
miles, good cond. Must
see, $3500. 675-3545 or 639-
5920. 3-tfn-P
New paint, new tires,
tinted windows, needs
exhaust and rear bumper,
_ $400. 477-5159 after 5 p.m.
3-tfn-P
1973 Plymouth Valiant--6
cyl, 3-speed on column,
good running cond. $500.
Call 675-6325. 4-tfn-P
’73 Capri--Runs good,
looks good, Good gas
mileage, $500. 655-5119 or
639-1020. 4-tfn-P
, 1975 Olds Delta 88-3504
. BBL. High mileage, runs
J i
5
ugh 3 ES A ge
’79 210 Datsun--A title, 1
owner, $2895. Call 696-
3614. 9-tfn-P
’66 Mustang--Restorable
cond.,, good tires, new
exhaust, 3 spd. 289 eng.
parts; negotiable; ’68 200
CD 6 cyl. auto eng. 675-
3076 after 5 p.m. 9-tfn-P
’69 Lincoln Mark III titled
Classic CAr. Runs and
looks exec. All Lincoln
options. Asking $1595. 825-
3039. 9-tfn-P
AUTO PARTS
5 Tires And Rims--custom
wagon wheels, Datona
tires with raised letters,
size 950x16.5, 4 tires are
excellent, 1 new tire,
never on road, wheels-
rims, 5 lug. fit Jeep. $300.
675-4322 after 5 p.m. 52-
tfn-P
Pipe Bumper & Roll Bar-
for pick-up, $25. ea. 477-
5159 after 5 p.m. 3-tfn-P
Champion Bloodline Show
quality Newfoundland for
stud. 562-2915 after 5 p.m.
39-tfn-P
For Sale--3 year old, long
haired all black poodle
mixture with shots. $25 or
A
Palomino Horse--Bea-
utiful, 15.2 hands. Saddle
included, $675. Call 675-
1695 or 675-0270. 2-tfn-P
Wanted--AKC Lhasa Apso
for stud. 675-0480. 3-tfn-P
For Sale AKC Registered
8 mos. old male golden
retriever, housebroken,
all shots, champion line,
big-boned, outgoing
temperament. Show
potential. Parents clear
hip and eyes. 696-1858. 5-
tfn-P
21, . yr. old English
Springer Spaniel--regi-
stered male. Best offer.
Call 333-4085. 7-tfn-P
BUNNIES--Dwarfs,
Dutch, French lops, mini-
ops, English spots, New
Zealand whites and reds.
Purebred and pedigreed.
Cages, feed, supplies.
Stokes’ Rabbitry. 675-
3470. 7-6-P -
AKC Registered German
Shepherd Pups--7 males,
$100 ea.; 2 females, $125
ea. Call after 3 p.m. 288-
3087. 9-tfn-P
CHAIR CANING
Lawn Furniture Webbing
Replaced—-United Reh-
abilitation Services, Inc.,
421 North Pennsylvania
Avenue, Wilkes-Barre,
Top Notch Foster Parents
Needed--By private child
welfare agency to care for
children with special
problems. Foster parents
active with other agencies
are not eligible. Excellent
compensation & backup
services. POCONO
CHILD CARE, INC., 501
425, Chinchilla, PA 18410
Tele. (717)587-1111. 5-13-P
FREE
Free--Beautiful puppies to
good homes. 6 weeks old.
Lehman, 675-2542. 7-tfn-P
Free--Irish setter and lab
mixed puppies. 7 weeks
old, 3 females, free to
Lost--Daschund, mini-
atrue, tan female. Lost in
vicinity of Demunds Rd.
Reward--675-2531. = 94-P
MISCELLANEOUS
Children’s Good Used
Clothing Crafts, the Closet
Boutique, Trinity United!
Presbyterian Church,
Church St.
Wednesdays 10-4 p.m.
Clothing donations ap-
preciated. 6-4-P
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