Karate students
Aaaah, take that!
Week
in review
Miller injured
RD 1, Box 505, Dallas, sustained
back injuries in a one-car crash on
Upper Demunds Road in Dallas on
Nov. 22.
Miller was reportedly traveling
east when he lost control of the 1979
Datsun he was driving. The vehicle
rolled over on the east side of the
road before coming to rest on its
wheels.
Miller was taken to Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston, where
he was treated and released. He
was alone in the car and no charges
have been filed in connection with
the accident.
Dallas man killed
Charles R. Reynolds, 23, of New-
berry Estates, Dallas; and his
brother, Horace Britton Reynolds
III, 29, of Renovo, Clinton County,
were both killed Nov. 23 in a one-car
accident near Renovo.
Charles Reynolds, a chef at the
Magee Publick House restaurant at
Newberry Estates, Dallas, was driv-
ing when the accident occurred at
about 10:15 p.m.
Charles Reynolds, born in Dun-
kirk, N.Y., was a graduate of Cen-
— tral Columbia Area High School,
Bloomsburg, and the American
Culintary Institute. He had lived in
the Dallas area for one year and
have been employed at the Magee
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
ing at the Dallas restaurant.
Two admitted to bar
Among 25 lawyers admitted to the
Luzerne County Bar Association in
ceremonies lat week were Stephen
J. Fireoved, of 2 Birch Hill Lane,
Dallas; and Eugene D. Sperazza, of
RD 7, Hilltop Acres, Shavertown.
Fireoved is a graduate of Gettys-
burg College and the Temple Uni-
versity School of Law. He served as
a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy for
three years.
Sperazza is a graduate of the
University of Scranton and received
a Master’s Degree from Marywood
College in Scranton. He received his
law degree from the Temple Uni-
versity School of Law and served as
a teaching assistant for Temple’s
Trial Advocacy Program.
Taxes are lowered
Kingston Township supervisors
announced they will lower the 1984
property tax rate from seven mills
to five mills. The announcement
was made at a special budget meet-
ing held Nov. 23.
The supervisors were able to
fower the: rate because the town-
ship’s one percent earned income
tax will generate more money in
1984 as the result of the rising
incomes of township residents. Half
the proceeds of that tax go to the
Dallas School District.
Supervisors will hold one more
meeting to vote on the budget a
second time.
Skating, anyone?
John Molski, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Molski and a
student at the Dallas Town-
ship Elementary School, may
look like he’s ice-skating.
But, actually John is show-
ing his fellow classmates
some smooth moves he
learned in karate class.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Drew Fitch of Dallas has been
elected president of the Dallas Lions
Club for the upcoming year.
Fitch has been a member of the
Dallas Lions Club since 1977 and has
served on the board of directors, as
treasurer for two years and as first
vice-president. He is also a repre-
sentative of the District Lions to the
Eye Bank.
Fitch is an officer in the plumbing
and heating company of R.N. Fitch
and Sons and resides with his wife
Dorris and three sons D.J., Dale
and Dean.
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Cathy Grossman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grossman
and a student at the Dallas Township Elementary School
demonstrates to her fellow students what she has learned at
karate class. Here, Kathy puts a move on instructor Ann
Haas.
The Dallas School Board voted
Nov. 25 to fire John Gabriel, the
school distriet’s building and
after 11 hearings held since Septem-
* The board voted 8-1 to fire
Gabriel, with Patricia Gregory cast-
ing the single no-vote. Gregory, who
sought re-election to the board, was
defeated in this month’s General
Election and will not be returning to
the board following its Dec. 5 reor-
ganization meeting.
The board voted to dismiss
Gabriel in August of this year,
however, the 36-year-old Harveys
Lake man argued that he had not
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been given warning or a hearing.
In a resolution dated Sept. 13, the
board charged Gabriel with incom-
petency and neglect of organiza-
tional and supervisory duties and
voted on that same day to notify
him of its intentions to dismiss him,
pending outcome of the hearings.
Hearings for Gabriel began on
Sept. 15 and he remained at his
position of building and grounds
supervisors through 11 such meet-
ings.
Forty nine findings regarding
Gabriel’s incompetency and neglect
of duty were listed by Shawn
Murphy, board members and per-
sonnel committee chairman.
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