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national account manager of AT&T; Helen O'Connor, escorted tours, plan cruises, make
Luzerne County Register of Wills; and Daniel Schall, hotel and motel reservations world- 5 Si ab
inventory and purchasing manager of Commonwealth Bide, Bn hofale all Oe pr ; ig SO FREE
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wide.
TIME Magazine has named
George J. Alles, Jr. of Harveys
Lake, president of Geo. J. Alles,
Inc., an AMC, Jeep, Renault, Peu-
geot dealership in Kingston, as a
recipient of the 1984 TIME Maga-
zine Quality Dealer Award
(TMQDA).
The selection of Alles was
announced by Michael M. Carey,
director of the TMQDA Program for
TIME at the National Automobile
Dealers Association (NADA) Con-
vention held recently in Dallas,
Texas. Alles and the other recipi-
ents were honored at the opening
business meeting of the NADA Con-
vention which this year was
attended by over 5,000 people
involved in the automotive industry.
Alles, whose dealership is located
at 70-76 W. Bennett Street in Kings-
ton, is one of only 65 dealers in the
entire nation nominated for the
TIME honor.
The TMQDA Program is spon-
sored by TIME in cooperation with
the NADA. Each year it honors
outstanding new car dealers in
America for “exceptional perform-
ance in their dealerships combined
with distinguished community serv-
ice.” The recipients are chosen by a
GEORGE J. ALLES, JR.
of Michigan Graduate School of
Business Administration.
Born in Wilkes-Barre, Alles
served with the United States Navy
during World War II.
He began his automotive career in
1946 as a mechanic for his family’s
company, The George J. Alles
Garage. He later became a partner
and was named president in 1960.
The Jeep franchise was acquired in
1957, Peugeot in 1978 and AMC,
Renault in 1981.
An active member of the automo-
tive industry, Alles was nominated
for the TIME Award by the Penn-
sylvania Automotive Association of
which he is a director and past
president. In addition, he is an
executive board member and vice
president of the Valley AAA Motor
Club, past president of the Wyoming
Valley New Car Dealers Assocation,
a member of NADA and has served
as chairman of the service commit-
tee on the AMC-Jeep National
Dealer Advisory Board.
Alles has led his dealership to
many honors inlcuding the 1983 Peu-
geot Sales Guild Award and several
AMC Sales and Parts Awards.
Involved in community affairs,
Alles is a director of the United
Penn Bank Regional Board, Har-
veys Lake Protective Association,
and a past president of the Harveys
Lake Lions Club and the Daniel C.
Roberts Fire Company. His mem-
berships include the Westmoreland
Club and the Fox Hill Country Club.
In political and educational
affairs, he is chairman of the Gen-
eral Municipal Authority of Harveys
Lake Boro and organized the Auto
Mechanic Training Course at Luz-
panel of judges from the University
erne County Community College.
B ack M ou ntain now has Alles and his wife, Larayne, have
its very own travel agency four children.
The Back Mountain now has its
very own full-fledged travel agency
with the March 5 opening of the
Back Mountin branch of the Valley
Automobile Club. The announce-
ment of the opening was made by
Charles J. Spitale, Executive Vice
President of the local AAA.
Located at 31 Tunkhannock High-
way, Route 309, Dallas, this office is
and the Wilma Boyd Travel Career
School, Pittsburgh, she has com-
pleted United Airlines Computer
Training School. Ms. Biernacki is a
member of Eastern Travel Associa-
tion (ETA), a travel industry per-
sonnel organization.
Mrs. Casterline has traveled
extensively and has been an outside
sales representative for local travel
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for airline travel and ticketing, groups.
The recent arrival of the newest
The new travel agency office is
‘located at a point just north of the
Dallas Shopping Center in the same
building that houses DeRemer’s
Laundry and Gino’s Shoe Store.
The office will be staffed by
Cheryl Biernacki of Kingston, who
will serve as the branch manager,
and Becky Casterline of Harveys
Lake, who is the travel consultant.
Ms. Biernacki has more than four
years’ experience in the travel busi-
ness, handling client needs in all
forms of travel. A graduate of
Wyoming Valley West High School
member of your household is the
perfect time to arrange for a
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State ‘Rep! ” Frank” Cosleft
reminded Luzerne County residents
that Monday, March 12, is the last
day to register to vote in the pri-
mary election.
On April 10, voters will select
candidates to run on party slates in
November, elect delegates and
alternates to the national political
conventions, ‘and choose committee
members for county and state Politi
cal organizations.
Coslett said that to be eligible to
vote, a person must be:
— a citizen of the United States
for at least one month;
trict for at least 30 days before the
primary;
— over 18 years of age on, before
or the day after the election.
Citizens who have moved recently
or who have not voted in the past
two years should check with the
county courthouse in Wilkes-Barre
to be sure that their registration is
current.
Individuals who need postcard
registration forms may obtain them
from Rep. Coslett, P.O. Box 17,
House or Representatives, Harris-
burg, PA 17120.
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