Back Mountain
News Briefs
Harveys Lake property owners are now required to
replace worn out driveway drainage pipes, according
to a new ordinance passed by Council last week. The
new law is aimed at keeping excess water off borough
roads. Pipes will be installed by the road department
free-of-charge, but residents must pay for the pipes.
The Oak Hill Water Company, serving 139 residential
@ customers in Lehman Township has requested a rate
hike of 30.5 percent. The raise will generate $5,500
which it says is needed to offset higher operating costs.
If approved, the increase will raise customers’ bills
from $131 to $171 per year.
The Hearthstone Steak Pub, Main ST., Dallas, and
owners Richard Chaney and Ronald Post were charged
with selling liquor to minors and allowing underage
drinkers to frequent the bar. Citations were filed with
District Justice Leonard Harvey by the state liquor
control board. The charges carry fines of $100 to $500.
They result from a March 24 raid of the establishment
during which five underage drinkers were also issued
IT’S A BEAUTY--So said Lynn Sheehan when he saw the
motorcycle he had won in Kunkle Motors Open House
Sweepstakes. It won’t be easy to get him off the thing now
as can be seen from the above photo. Lynn is pictured on
the bike with his sister Megan. Kunkle Motors owner Dan
Meeker is standing behind. (Dan Walsh Photo)
citations.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Crispell of Noxen en-
tertained on Sunday,
April 17 at a “Family
Anniversary” dinner in
honor of wedding and
birthday anniversaries
being observed by family
members. Honored for
celebrating birthday
anniversaries were Earl
and Claude Crispell.
' Celebrating wedding
anniversaries were Mr.
and Mrs. Francis
Schenck, who will observe
their 47th in June; Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Newberry,
whjo observed their 40th,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Moyer, who are
celebrating their 35th.
Guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Newberry, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Moyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
aSchenck, Mrs. Alice
fontz, ¢ Claude Crispell,
Carl ‘and Ruth Newberry,
9 and” Mrs. Clyde
Moyer.
Supervisors of Monroe
Township will meet
Monday May 2 at 7:30
p:m. at the home of the
board’s secretary-trea-
surer, Mrs. Arlene
Traver; Tunkhannock
Road, Bowmans Creek.
Supervisors of Noxen
Township’ will meet
Tuesday May 3 at 7 p.m.
in the Noxen Community
Building.
Special = birthday
greetings are extended to
Earl Crispell of Noxen,
birthday anniversary on
April 19; and to Linda
Traver, who marked her
milestone on April 17.
Belated anniversary
greetings are extended to
Sherry and Larry Shiffer,
who celebrated their
wedding anniversary on
April 17.
The benefit soup and
St. Luke’s Lutheran
Church last week was a
success and Mrs. Clara
Meade and Mrs. Shirley
Strohl, co-chairwomen,
express thanks to all who
helped in any way.
Linda Gray was a
medical patient in Tyler
Memorial Hospital,
Tunkhannock, at press
time.
United Methodist
Women of Kunkle UM
Church are putting
together a birthday-
anniversary calendar for
1984. - Anniversaries and
birthdays can be turned
into any UMW member.
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“I can’t believe how
excited I am!” Lynn
Sheehan Jr. exclaimed
upon hearing the news.
“This is great!”
Lynn, 14, was picked as
the grand prize winner in
Kunkle Motors’ Open
House celebration
drawing last week. He is
presently the new owner
of a Yamaha Midnight 50
Special and he’s thinking
it’s one of the most ex-
citing things ‘which have
happened to him during
his lifetime.
The eighth grade
student at Dallas Junior
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Sheehan, Huntsville
Band Parents
Road, Dallas. His mother,
Sandy, is ‘a Dallas Post
employee. She said the
boy will not be riding the
bike on the street because
of his age, but the family
has 13 acres of land ad-
jacent to their home so
he’ll have plenty of space
to enjoy his new toy.
The bike was awarded
as the highlight of Kunkle
Motors’ Open House cele-
bration which ran from
April 9-17.
Kunkle Motors is owned
by Dan Meeker. It is an
authorized dealership for
Saab Automobiles,
Yamaha Motorcycles and
Bolens Garden Equip-
ment.
Activities of the Dallas
Band Parents Association
include a bake sale to be
conducted at the I.G.A.
market in Dallas shop-
ping center on Saturday,
April 30, beginning at 9
a.m. All proceeds will be
applied to current needs
of the high school band
through its support
organization.
Regular meeting of the
Dallas band parents is
slated for Tuesday, May
3, at 7:30 p.m. in the
senior high band room.
All band parents from
senior and junior high
should attend.
On Friday, May 13, the
Dallas Senior High Band
will be feted at a banquet
in its honor by the Band
Parents Association. This
event will be held in the
senior high cafeteria at
6:30 p.m. Parents of band
members are invited to be
present and should make
reservations with any of
the organization’s of-
ficers.
On Friday evening,
May 20, the Junior High
School Bands will present
a public concert at7:30 in
the schoool auditorium
with the theme “Infinite
Variety in Music.”” There
is no charge for the event
which will feature 70
musicians in three band
ensembles.
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Deaths
Ethel Engler
Mrs. Ethel Eddy
Engler, 63, of Lakeview
Terrace, Harveys Lake,
died Wednesday April 20
at Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital following an
illness. :
Surviving in addition to
her mother are her
husband, Luther E.,
Harveys Lake; daughter,
Mrs. Connie Jean Paul,
Harveys Lake; sons,
* Luther J., Nutley, N.J.;
Robert A., Diamond Bar,
Calif.; Rarry L., Las
Vegas, Nev. ; sister, Mrs.
Virginia Dungey,
Kingston; brother, Will J.
Roden, Endwell, N.Y;
nine grandchildren.
Funeral was Monday,
April 25 from the Harold
C. Snowdon Funeral
Home. The Rev. Gene
Carroll of the First
Primitive Methodist
Church of Plymouth of-
ficiated. Interment was in
Chapel Lawn Memorial
Park, Dallas.
Dr. Marvin
Blum
Marvin Blum, M.D., 67,
of 440 Orchard West,
Newberry Estates,
Dallas, died Saturday,
April 16, at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital
following an illness.
Shavertown = United
Methodist Church an-
nounces the following
calendar of events:
Wednesday, April 27 - 7
p.m., caring ministry
support group will meet.
Rev. Wert presiding. 6:30
p.m. - Wesley choir will
meet. All children from
thiird through eighth
grades are urged to at
tend. 7:30 p.m. - Pastor
parish relations com-
mittee will meet. Everell
Chadwick presiding. 8
p.m., choir rehearsal.
Make reservations for the
covered dish luncheon
which will follow the
children and youth ser-
vice on Sunday May 1.
Call Mary Lou Swingle
696-2764 or 675-1311 or
Marilyn Klick 675-3712.
Saturday, April 30 -
10:30 a.m., Children and
youth will rehearse for the
Surviving are his wife,
the former June Liben-
son; a son, Dr. Richard
H., Kingston; daughters,
Marnie, mendocino,
Calif.; Debbie, San Diego,
Calif.; two grand-
children; brothers, Leon,
Kingston; Samuel, New
York City; sister, Mrs.
Lewis Salsburg, Kingston.
Funeral was Sunday,
April 17 from the
Rosenberg Funeral
Chapel, Wilkes-Barre.
Interment was in the
family plot, Temple Israel
Cemetery.
Bertha
Reimiller
Mrs. Bertha Reimiller,
89 Wesley Village, for-
merly of Shavertown,
died Saturday, April 17 in
NPW Medical Center,
Plains Twp., where she
had been a patient for the
past two weeks.
Surviving are sons,
George, Edwardsville;
Paul, Tunkhannock:
Arthur, Shavertown;
daughter, Lillian Davis,
Shavertown; eight grand-
children; six great-grand-
children; brothers,
Gordon Roberts Sr.
Plymouth; John Roberts,
Kingston; sister, Mrs.
Lillian Rolland.
Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday, April
19 from the First Welsh
Schedule
service to be held May 1.
Children are asked to
bring a sandwich for
lunch. Beverage and
dessert will be provided.
Sunday, May 1 - 9:45
a.m., Church school with
classes for everyone. Mrs.
Elwood Swingle church
school superintendent. 11
a.m., children and youth
service. "12:15. p.m.,
family covered dish
luncheon in the social
hall. Make your reser-
vations. All are invited. 4
p.m., confirmation.
Monday, May 2 - 7:30
p.m., council on ministry
will meet.
Tuesday, May 3 - United
Methodist Women’s craft
group will meet.
6:30 p.m., Wesley choir
will meet. 7:30 p.m.
education work area will
meet. 7:30 p.m., bell choir
rehearsal.
Baptist Church, Green
Street, Edwardsville with
the Rev. Ronald Berrus
officiating. Interment was
Swoyersville.
Frank Siino
Frank Siino, 69, of 95 E.
Center 'St., Shavertown
died Monday April 18 at
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital, where he had
been a patient for 17 days.
Surviving are his wife,
the former Rose Lansky;
brother, Peter;
Tuckerton, N.J.; sisters,
Mrs. Anna Mae Dupas,
Long Island, N.Y.; Mrs.
Josephine Harris, and
Mrs. Catherine Matosin,
both of Florida.
Funeral services were
held Wednesday April 20
from the Richard H.
Disque Funeral Home, 672
Memorial Highway,
Dallas. Interment was in
Maple Lawn Cemetery,
Wilkes-Barre.
Also available:
William Evans
William L. Evans, 90, of
Pole 288, Harveys Lake,
died Monday, April 18 at
his home.
Surviving are a sister,
Mrs. John Hannigan,
Kingston; nephews,
William Evans, Tur-
nersville, 'N.J.; "H.I.
Evans, Valley Forge and
Daniel H. Evans, Harveys
Lake.
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