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Responsible auto
An automobile driven by Wayne
Barber, of RD 2, Box 74, Hunlocks
Creek, left the roadway and struck
four parked vehicles at 11:25 p.m.
Sunday.
Barber, who was driving a 1978
Mercury, was travelling north on
Route 309 when his automobile left
the roadway and struck the other
four vehicles which were parked
along the roadway near Rave’s
Barn fire
Garden Center in Kingston Town-
ship.
The four smashed vehicles were a
1971 Ford owned by Robert G.
Lacomini, 38 S. Main St., Trucks-
ville; a 1978 Honda owned by John
P. DeWitt, 130 Elmcrest Drive,
Dallas; a 1972 Mercury owned by
John Joseph Kosisky, 1378 Main St.,
Pittston; and a 1982 Eagle owned by
David Shilo, 780 N. Penn Ave.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Wilkes-Barre.
Barber and DeWitt were both
transported to Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston.
Kingston Township Police Chief
Paul Sabol reported arrests may be
made in connection with the
mishap. Kingston Township patrol-
man Ralph Seltzer investigated.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
_WKRZ-FM Radio in Wilkes-Barre
orking with the “Make-A-Wish”
dation of Northeastern Penn-
vania to help raise money for
ildren with terminal illnesses.
e money raised in the project is
going to be given to the children in
the region that are dying. The
youngsters can use the money to do
something as entertaining as travel-
ing to Disney World or visitng
relatives. 7?
KRZ-FM is asking area high
schools to get involved in the
“Make-A-Wish” project by organiz-
ing a fundraiser. If a school or even
a class wants to participate, contact
Don Hallett or Carol Gibbons at
KRZ-FM at 1-800-222-0985.
The grand prize for the group
raising the most money for the
children is a ‘Dream Party’ on
Sunday, Dec. 23 at the Station Com-
plex in Wilkes-Barre. The party
starts at noon and will feature:
music all afternoon by the Rock
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Groups ‘Dakota’ and ‘“The Great
Rock Scare.”
The deadline for turning in the
money raised for ‘Make-A-Wish’ is
Friday, Dec. 21 at noon. KRZ-FM
will announce the winner of the
contest on the air later that same
day. All checks must be made
payable to the ‘Make-A-Wish Foun-
dation of Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania.”
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Insurance rates
Pennsylvania’s new automobile
insurance law became effective
October 1, 1984. Some motorists
have already received new policies
and may be confused by the new
requirements. :
In some cases, it may appear that
premiums have gone up. In many
instances, this has nothing to do
with the new law. It may be
because your insurance company
recently asked for and received a
rate increase before the new law
took effect due to previously inade-
quate rates under the old no-fault
law.
Most of the companies in this
category are not a competitive force
in the auto insurance market and do
not have competitive rates.
THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, December 12, 1984 3
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for ‘Kids’
Coleco /Industries, Incorporated,
of West Hartford, Connecticut, and
WNEP-TV, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton,
the station that brings you the
Children’s Miracle Network Tele-
thon to benefit the Children’s Hospi-,
tal Center of Geisinger, are combin-; *
ing in a unique holiday promotion to‘
benefit pediatric medicine at Geisin-:
ger.
Coleco has donated 100 Cabbage: ;
Patch Kids dolls to The Children’s! * *.
Hospital Center of Geisinger to use’ |
in order to raise money for the 1985. *
Children’s Miracle Network Tele-':
thon which is sponsored by the’:
Osmond Foundation in Utah. Fifty. |
of these dolls will be made available. :
for purchase to viewers of Channel* ;
16’s Land of Hatch Milatchy pro-.*
_gram on Thursday, Dec. 13. Should: *
any of the 50 dolls not be sold at the »
end of the program, they will be:
available once again at 4 p.m.}:
during The Dialing for Dollarse
Movie. 3
Miss Judy will have completes’
details during her program at 9.
a.m. on Thursday on the telephone: }
number to call to purchase a doll. *
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Each doll maybe purchased for ac.
minimum of $100 which is a tax-«!
deductible contribution to the Chil-~*
dren’s Miracle Network Telethon.
For those people who call in first
and are able to obtain Cabbage
Patch Kids doll, a second doll will
be given in that person’s name to an
underprivileged child in the area as
a community service by Coleco,
- WNEP-TV and Geisinger.
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Library closed
The Children’s Department of the: ©
Back Mountain Library will be ©
closed on Tuesday evenings until
further notice.
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