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- Gerald Morgan, 216 Meadowcrest,
Trucksville, was driving a 1981
Honda owned by Ronald Griffith of
Wilkes-Bare on April 23 when a dog
traveling north on Manor Drive and,
as he applied his brakes to avoid
hitting the dog, he slid and the bike
dumped, then skidded approxi-
mately 51 feet. Morgan was taken to
Nesbitt Hospital by. Kingston Town-
ship Ambulance.
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Approximately $4,000 damage
resulted from someone driving
through Mount Greenwood Ceme-
tery last week. The unknown vehicle
drove into the family plot of Hunt,
over a freshly dug grave, and
knocked over two markers and a
head monument. Investigation is on-
going.
Ronald Griffith, 24, of R 34
Thompson St., Wilkes-Barre was
charged with Driving Under the
Influence, speeding, alluding and
driving while under suspension by
Township Officers Beisell and
Balavage. On April 26, while travel-
signaled to pull over by the officers.
A chase ensued from Carverton
Road to Courtdale where he was
arrested after driving into some-
one’s yard.
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Joseph Wysocki of RD 3, Wyo-
ming, was injured early Monday
morning when he lost control of the
1974 Firebird he was driving and hit
a U.GI. Pole on Route 309, in
Kingston Township. Wysocki skid-
ded 28 feet before shearing the pole,
then continued in a skid for 90 more
feet. His vehicle was towed by
Harry Wesley. Wysocki was taken
to Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
Driving Under the Influence
charges are pending.
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A BMX Team Murray bicycle was
reported stolen from the residence
of Gerald Wycallis, Perrin Ave.
boys bike was parked in the Wycal-
lis’ garage at the time.
A case of vandalism occurred in
Kingston Township, on April 27
when someone cut the phone wires
to the Trucksville Volunteer Fire
siren located at the top of Spring
Garden Street. Police Chief Paul
Sabol stated that this type of inci-
dent endangers the lives and prop-
erty of anyone served by the fire
company, and, when caught, the
violators will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
Miers, one person was injured in a
mishap that occurred on April 26 at
the intersection of routes 415 and
118. Anna Yalick, operator of a 1979
Cadillac, was traveling North on
Route 415 and attempted to make a
left hand turn onto Route 118. She
stated she looked, then attempted to
make the turn when she was striick
by Bernadette White, RD5 Tunkhan-
nock, driving a 1979 Plymouth. Ms.
White told police she was traveling
South on Route 415 when the Yalick
vehicle turned in front of her with
no warning.
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Drew D. Fitch, Jr., 21, of 83 Park
Street in Dallas was injured on
Saturday night when his 1984 Chevy
Blazer crossed over into the north-
bound lane of Route 415 and struck
another vehicle, a 1979 Bronco oper-
ated by Scott Walsh, head on.
Walsh, 17, of Box 1727, Shavertown,
had been traveling in the south-
bound lane accompanied by a pas-
senger, Kirk Vandermark, 16, of
RD2, Dallas.
The Kingston Township rescue
squad got Fitch out of his vehicle
with the jaws of life. Township
Officer Clark VanOrden responded
to the accident which is still under
investigation. 3
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Jason Donnora, Claude Street,
Dallas, was riding his bicycle along
Hillcrest Road when an unknown
person stopped him, took the bicy-
cle, and rode away. John Appel
investigated the incident when the
bicycle was reported missing by
Pam Richards.
Poster contest
The Geisinger Medical Group in
Wilkes-Barre is sponsoring a Poster
Contest for area elementary school
children which is being held in
conjunction with the Children’s Mir-
acle Network Telethon (to air on
June 1 & 2 on WNEP-TV Channel
16).
The theme of the contest is ‘‘Heal-
thy Physical Activities.” There are
three categories, with one winner to
be selected from each.
Ribbon winner
walk and trot.
Work begins
received by the township.
By JUDIE MATHERS
gistafl Writer
Ciean up along Toby Creek got underway last week
through funding received by Kingston Township from
the Department of Environmental Resources.
The firm of Freeman, Robbins Jr. and Son of
Unityville, who were awarded the $20,189.00 contract
by the township, began work near the Franklin St.
Bridge.
According to Mark Kunkle, Kingston Township
administrator, gabion walls will be installed along the
side of the creek where there are residences.
“These are retaining walls made of wire mesh cubes
filled with stones,” Kunkle explained. ‘They are
constructed on the order of a brick wall. They will
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prevent any erosion of the residents’ properties. The
other side of the creek is being widened and sloped, so
that the creek can accommodate large volumes of
water.”
The project, which is scheduled to be completed by
the end of May, will run from the Main Street Bridge
(just behind the Shavertown Volunteer Fire Company)
1000 feet north towards the Dallas Township line. Upon
completion, information on the project will be submit-
ted by the Township to the Federal Emergency
Management Association.
“Along with the previous replacement of the Main
Street Bridge, the work currently being done should
improve flood conditions by reducing the flood plain,”
Kunkle said. “We are hopeful that this may reduce
flood insurance for residents located along the creek.”
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