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to noon at Offset Paperback Company, Dallas. Paper will
be collected only. No pickups will be made.
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MARCH 23, 1983
The Harveys Lake
Police Department has
three engravers to loan to
citizens wishing to
identify personal
belongings. The
engravers were sent to
the community from the
state Commission on
Crime and Delinquency
as part of a ‘Crime
Watch” package.
Mayor Frank Picchi
explained the package
includes informational
leaflets and window
stickers, which will be
distributed to
homeowners. He said the
“Crime Watch’’ program
at the lake is still being
developed, regardless of
the fact that he has run
into difficulty setting up a
police training session.
Officials at the lake
were recently notified
that the commission
would not be conducting
the session bcause an
insufficient number of law
enforcement people had
signed up to attend.
Picchi said he was told he
needed 10 such persons,
and had received com-
mittments from 14. At this
point, the commission
informed him the
minimum number was 20.
When he questioned its
reasoning, the com-
mission then said 15 would
do.
Picchi has forwarded
letters to State
Representative George
Hasay and State Sen.
HELEN FREDERICK
and LINDA GREY were
among over 140 Luzerne
, County residents who
+attended three candle-
wicking classes recently
in Hazleton and Wilkes-
Barre, sponsored by The
Penn State University
Cooperative ~~ Extension
Service,
+» Instructions were given
on selecting candle-
wicking supplies, making
the colonial knot and
finishing the design to use
as a pillow, sachet, wall-
hanging or picture.
The classes were taught
by Barbara Kosakowski,
extension home econmist;
assisted by Mary Ann
Anme Office Columbus Ohio
Frank O’Connell
requesting tgheir
assistance in bringing the
session to the lake. “We
are determined to
organize a neighborhood
watch program here,” he
said. “And we'll do it with
or without a training
session.”
Picchi noted Police
Chief Lionel Bulford has
suggested taking some of
those residents = ex-
pressing interest in
serving as block captains
for an informal training
tour in the police cruiser.
Local police would
provide tips on what to
look for and how to
respond in case police
assistance is needed.
shades, adult volunteer
and Rita Stefanowicz,
Natalie Schiffhauer and
Carol ' Yeninas, all 4-H
leaders.
JANE HUDAK,
KIMBERLY BARBER
and AMBY FAUT, three
choral students at Dallas
Area, will be listed in the
1983 edition of Who's Who
in Music. The students
directed by Florence H.
Sherwood, have been
selected as being among
the country’s most out-
standing high school
music students.
ANTHONY B.
NAUROTH, Box 126-B,
Lower Demunds Road,
Dallas, has attained
Dean’s List honors for the
Fall, 1982 semester at
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The homes of two
prominent Dallas
citizens, both of whom
live in Shrine Acres, were
burglarized last week.
The first home was en-
tered forcibly during the
night time hours of March
cupants were asleep.
Dallas Township Police
Chief Carl Miers reported
entry was made by
removing the front door-
knob, probably with tools.
Stolen were a purse con-
taining $100 and valuable
papers, along with a gym
bag containing clothing.
The second burglary in
a neighboring Shrine
Acres home was reported
a day later when oc-
cupants discovered a
checkbook missing. There
were no signs of forcible
entry. The occupants
were not at home at the
time of the brea-in.
One of the mising
checks, made out for the
sum of $50.62, was cashed
at a local bank" the
following day.
Dallas Township police
are presently following
number of leads.
Tax notices for 1983
county, institution and
Franklin Twp. taxes have
been mailed to all tax-
payers in that com-
munity, Mrs. Glenna
rozelle, Franklin Twp. tax
collector, has announced.
The notices also carry the
township $5 per capita tax
for 1983. Franklin Twp’s
1983 millage is eight mills
on assessed valuation.
Taxes are payable at
Mrs. Rozelle’s home in
Orange or can be mailed
to her at RD 3, Box 240-A,
Dallas, Pa. 18612. Office
hours are on Wednesdays
from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. or
by appointment.
Taxes paid by April 15
will earn a two percent
discount. From April® 16
through June 15, taxes
will be payable at face
value. After June 15, a 10
percent late penalty will
be added to the face
value.
Syracuse University.
Nauroth is enrolled in the
College of Public Com-
munications. He is the
sone of Leo E. and Betty
L. Nauroth.
RICHARD C..
BESTEDER, son of Cory
C. and Florence M.
Besteder of RD 1, Dallas,
has been promoted in the
U.S. Air Force to the rank
of major.
Besteder is a chaplain
Support Group at RAF
Upper Heyford, England.
He received a master’s
degree in 1969 from
Emmanuel School of
Religion, Johnson City,
Tenn.
His wife, Elaine, is the
daughter of Daniel B. and
Cleo S. Harley of 1403
Pratt St., Starke, Fla.
Navy Seaman
Apprentice CHRISTO-
PHER J. PELTON, son of
Reese E. and Sybil I.
Pelton of 10 Gordon Ave.,
Dallas hasreceived a
Letter. of Commendation.
He received the letter
for superior performance
of duty while serving with
Attack Squadron 25,
embarked aboard the
aircraft carrier USS
Ranger. The squadron is
based at Naval Air Station
Lemoore, Calif.
A Letter of Commenda-
tion is official recognition
of an individual’s out-
standing accomplish-
ments and is presented
during formal
ceremonies.
JOHN J. MULHERN, of
22 Joseph St., Dallas,
VFW Post 8595, has been
appointed by VFW
National Commander-in-
Chief James R. Currieo,
of Sierra Vista, Ariz., to
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serve as a national aide-
de-camp for 1982-83.
Currieo, head of over 1.9
million member
organization of overseas
veterans commented, ‘It
is because of the tireless
efforts of civic and
patriotic minded citizens
like Mr. Mulhern that the
veterans and “®
munities the VFW serve
have been affected in a,
positive manner. f
“Our programs touch
every citizen in the
community, they help the
young, the old, the
Vietnam veteran and the
World War I veteran. I am
pleased to make this
appointment because I
know Mr. Mulhern will do
an outstanding job for the
VFW. Our theme for this
year is ‘Strength Through
Service,” and that means
to the veteran, his com-
munity and his country.”
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