Miliauskas honored
“John Miliauskas, Director of the widely accalimed Lake-Lehman Band, is pictured above with
“Mr. Thomas Williams, school board representative and Mr. John Zaleskas, high school principal
‘Mr. Williams presented Mr. Miliauskas with a plague during a school board meeting in
“recognition of the band's outstanding achievements. The Lake-Lehman High School Band
recently won both the State Cavalcade and the Atlantic Coast competitions. These honors are
the culmination of long hours of practice and a dedication to excellence The plaque is a symbol
-of gratitude from the school to Mr. Miliauskas and all the members of the band for a job well
done. Shown above, from left, are Thomas Williams, John Miliauskas, John Zaleskas.
‘Dinner planned
“Christmas Together, a free holiday feast sponsored by a coalition ‘of area churches,
“organizations, and volunteers, will be held again this year on Christmas Day. Everyone is invited
“40 enjoy a traditional menu .of roast turkey and stuffing; mashed potatoes, candied yams;
“vegetables and rolls; and holiday pies and beverages. Entertianment is provided throughout the
“afternoon andigoodie bags are distributed to all the guests. Transportation is provided and
{those who are homebound may have their meals delivered. The dinner Will be held on Christmas
Day. from noon to 3 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, 97 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre. Child
Care will be provided and the church is barrier free. People wishing to volunieer or make
reservations may call the church at 824-2478. Front iow, from left. Julie Burger Pierson,
Florence Yelland, Jean Pisarcik, Henry Brooks, Elizabeth Davenport, Rev. James Shannon
Middle row, Carol Hussa, Rev. Stewart Pierson, Julia Kredell, Nancy Frey, Rev. Dr. Jule Ayers.
Back row, David Frey, James Alcorn, Fred Kohl.
Collect goods
and Gerard Lukachinsky.
Party committee
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Association staff member; Harold Shelly, Shavertown, invocation; Mrs. Marily Maslow Dallas,
Association president and co-chairperson; Hank Selinski, Dallas; Chris Ertley, Dallas; Guyler
Gutstein, Shavertown, volunteer checkroom aides; Tom Jones, Forty Fort Association vice
president and co-chairman. Others assisting the committee were: Marie Rimple, Kingston;
Nancy Brown, Dallas; Frances Nork, Kingston; Lillian Smith, Dallas; Barbara Koehl, Dallas,
board members: Eilene Kaska, staff. The annual holiday event honors the memory of the late
Arline Phillips, Wilkes-Barre blind educator, who for nearly seven decades personally assisted in
promoting and implementing educational programs for this area's visually handicapped persons.
Daniel Pennick, Chairman of the
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board,
today announced that beginning
January 1, 1985, the LCB will no
longer issue photo identification
cards, commonly known as “LCB
cards.”
Pennick explained that LCB cards
will be replaced by Department of
Transportation photo-driver’s licen-
ses or non-driver’s photo identifica-
tion cards, as acceptable proof-of-
age documents in LCB licensed
establishments as of January 1st.
All Adult Identification Cards (AID)
previously issued by the LCB will
continue to serve as proof-of-age as
well.
The change is a result of Act 76,
1980, which created the photo
driver’s license, along with the
schedule to have all licenses con-
King honored
of Wilkes-
activities dt e
King is curt
/ i
verted to photo I.D. by the end of
1984. Pennsylvania residents who do
not drive may receive a photo
identification card for a $5 fee at the
D.O.T. camera stations.
Donald Krafsig, Director of
Bureau of Licensing, said the first
Adult Identification Card was issued
on October 24, 1961. Since them over
one million LCB cards have been
issued free of charge.
Residents hold
holiday party
The residents of the Meadows
Apartments held their annual tree
trimming party on November: 29
with all residents participating.
Mr. George McCutcheon, repre-
senting the Kiwanis Club assisted.
With the tree all trimmed, the
lights turned on, and the train
operating, the Meadow Larks led in
the singing of Christmas carols.
Refreshments were served con-
§ 1g of punch, tea, coffee and
cookies.
LEGAL NOTICE
Bids will be received by the
Board of Supervisors of Dallas
Township not later than 7:00
P.M. January 15, 1985 and
publicly opened and read at a
Regular Meeting at Dallas Town-
ship Municipal ‘Building 7:00
P.M. January 15, 1985 to fur-
nish and deliver the following:
One new 1985 Police Cruiser
Specifications may be
obtained at Dallas Township
Municipal Building, Route 309,
Dallas, Pennsylvania.
Glenn M. Howell, Sec.-Treas.
R.D. 3, Box 332A,
Dallas, Pa. 18612
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE |S HEREBY GIVEN
that Letters of Administration
have been granted in the follow-
ing Estate. All persons indebted
to said Estate are required to
make payment, and those
i and demands to
me without delay
ratr
YVO
ICKI, late of Huntington’ Town=
ship, Luzerne County, Pennsyl-
vania (died October 7, 1984).
Mrs. Julia. Kashnicki. ¢-0
ANTHONY P. MOSES. ESQ
960 United Penn Bank Bldg:
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
LITTIE'E. RAU, ESP:
77 Cotlear S
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702
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LEGAL NOTICE
DALLAS TOWNSHIP, ORDI-
ES
ip Ordinance
a tax of Twa,
Dollars ($ per month ong
house tra [
ship. as @ ded in 1963. has;
been ree ted under ‘the?
authority of the Act approved :
December 31, 1965, (No. 511),
without substantial change, and
the same tax has been imposed
for the year 1985
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Dallas: Township Ordinance
No. 1960-1 igyying the Town-
ship of Dallas Real Estate Trans-
fer Tax at th. rate of one (1
percent) per cent of the value of:
the real estate transferred, has
been 'reenacted un
authority of the A
December, 1963. ( 511).7
without ‘substantial change, and
the same tax has been imposed
for the year 1985 y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Dallas Township Ordinance:
No. 1972-1, levying a per capita!
tax of Five Dollars (85.00) hast
been reenacted under the Parit
of the Act approved Decembej
31, 1965, (NO. 511), withoud
substantial change, and the
same tax has been imposed for:
the year 1385 “
NOTICE 18 ALSO GIVEN that)
Dallas Township C ance Nog
1966-4, levying earned
income tax, conti in force
during, the year 1985, without
reenactment, under tie author
ity of Subsection |i of Section 13
Y the Act approved December
31, 1965, (No. 511).
DALLAS TOWNSHIP SUPERVI:
SORS
Glenn Howell, SecretaryFrank
Townend, Solicitor
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