PASTOR SPEAKS AT PENN STATE: Rev. Lynn H.
Rothrock, pastor of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in
Shavertown, presented a talk to a religious study class at
the Lehman campus of Penn State. Students in Dr.
Frederick J. Stefon’s class entitled “Introduction to the
Study of Religion” heard Rev. Rothrock discuss Karl
Jaspers’ philosophical essay on the message, life, and
influence of Jesus. Rev. Rothrock is a member of the
Advisory Board of the Penn State Wilkes-Barre Campus.
The Harveys Lake
Bassmasters, at a recent
meeting, finalized plans
for their third = annual
youth trout derby, on
April 16 at Harveys Lake.
As in the past, no fee is
required to enter the
derby, and the age groups
will be 11 and under and 12
through 15.
This year’s event will
feature, in addition to
prizes by the Bassmasters
and Harveys Lake
businessmen, special
awards by Budweiser,
Lowrance Electronics
and Berkley-Trelene.
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Budweiser will award
trophies to the winners in
each age group.
Lowrence Electronics
will award the youngster
catching the largest trout,
a trophy appropriately
dubbed ‘‘The Lowrance
Lunker Award.”
Berkley-Trelene ~~ will
supply the youngsters
with hats, patches and
fishing literature.
Another special feature
of the day’s events will be
an. ‘‘on the water”
demonstration of
Lowrance product line. A
representative of the firm
will be on hand, with boat,
to demonstrate the X-15
computer graph, and the
System 200 flasher units.
The demonstration will
take place at the Grotto
Marina, Sunset from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. The public
is invited to attend.
This year’s event is
expected to draw the
largest amount of en-
trants ever, with over 200
youngsters entered.
Any youngsters wishing
to participate in this event
can sign up at the
following places:
Boscov’s, Back- Mountain
Sporting Goods, Caddie
LaBars or any business
place at Harveys Lake.
The Bassmasters will
also hold their annual
“Harveys Lake Clean-up
Day” on Saturday, April 9
with the help of the area
Cub Scouts and the high-
way department.
This yearly clean-up of
the roadway and
shoreline around the lake
was organized by the
Bassmasters several
years ‘ago, with the
purpose of setting an
example to help keep the
lake clean.
ANTIQUES SHOW AND SALE: The church women of
the Prince of Peace Episcopal Church of Main Street,
Dallas, announce their 31st Antiques Show and Sale to be
held May 3 and 4 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the church
parish house. Gail Ide is general chairman and Lois
Townsend, co-chairman. Sheryl Lenz is dealer chair-
The State Treasury has mailed checks totaling more
than $90 million to communities throughout Pennsyl-
vania that have applied for liquid fuels tax allocations.
The payments have gone to first and second class
townships, cities, borough and towns and represent the
first allocation from .an overall total for 1983 of
$132,473,000.
Area communities receiving allocations are Dallas
Twp., $70,144; Franklin Twp., $21,766; Lake Twp.,
$35,277; Ross Twp., $47,765; Dallas Borough, $28,568.
Minimal fire and smoke damage occurred to the
John Fielding home in Fieldcrest Development last
week. The fire started in an overheated metal wood
chimney and spread to the attic and roof. Jackson Twp.
firemen responded, using a high-pressure fog.
A preliminary hearing for Robert Marcus Friend,
Bloomsburg, accused of making off with $1 million in
precious gems, has been continued until later in April.
The hearing was scheduled before District Justice
Leonard Harvey on Thursday, March 31. It was con-
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man. A snack bar will be open during the hours of the
show, with platters served during the dinner hours. A
floer mart and flea market wili also be featured. Pic-
tured are Lois Townsend, co-chairman; Edna Yatsko,
publicity and Janice Taylor, advisor. }
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tinued at the request of counsel. ”
Friend remains incarcerated in Luzerne County
Prison in lieu of $500,000 bail. He is charged with theft
by unlawful taking and criminal conspiracy stemming
from a May 18, 1982 incident at a local bank. The
suspect allegedly absconded with the gems from a
safety deposit box owned by Seven Seals Inc., Berwick.
Richard Boice, 35, RD 1, Harveys Lake received a
total of $15,000 from the borough and municipal i
authority on March 4 to settle a civil rights suit. Of the i
total, $6,000 represented, the borough settlement and §
$9,000 came from the authority. The amounts were
determined by an out-of-court settlement on Jan.7.
Boice, who was fired from two positions at Harveys |
Lake claimed the dismissals were politically
motivated and filed a lawsuit in federal court in July,
1981. He sought $88,000 in damages. He had served as a
full-time employee with the sewer authority and part-
time zoning officer and building inspector with the
borough. The firings came five days after he had an- .
nounced his intention to start an independent political /
party in the borough.
Spring has arrived in the Back Mountain and is not
only being celebrated by the croicus and the robins but
by most residents.
Among those who are really into the season are
Burton and Rita Roberts who have their picnic table
and grill out just waiting for the hot dogs...Dallas
Borough Police Chief Ed Lyons and Mayor Paul LaBar
who were discussing exactly which day the onion sets
should be put out...an unidentified bicycle rider who
was clocked doing 41 miles per hour past the bowling
alley on Route 415...Also, Jill Shaffer and all the other
fashion-minded young ladies wearing short sleeves and )
getting ready to trade in their heavy jackets for § =
shorts...Ralph Anthony and ‘Earl ‘Gregory who are %
practicing turkey mating calls to attract gobblers
during the spring hunting season...Dallas Twp. Zoning
Officer Pooch Kozick who was wearing a fishing cap
while putting his lawn mower out...countless kids
throwing baseballs getting ready for the Little League
tryouts, while those other big kids were polishing up
their golf clubs.
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programs offered by Education, Early
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won reapproval from the Special Education, Art ¥
State Department of Eduction, Music i
Education. Education, and School
The approved programs Nursing.
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