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We now have the restroom unit and it is ready to be installed, but without an agreement of maintenance we cannot go ahead with construction.” Councilman Jones said Friday the only possible way to reach some type of agreement would be if the PFC would give Harveys Lake Bor- ough a percentage of monies col- lected by the PFC through citations, licenses and boat registrations. “I feel the maintenance is their (PFC) responsibility,” said Jones. “The PFC is actually raping the borough. They write all those cita- tions and to collect money from boat registrations and fish licenses and they keep all the money. Har- veys Lake Borough gets absolutely none of that money. Since they get all the revenue from people out here, then they should maintain the restroom.” Jones continued by saying he feels Harveys Lake residents, and others who use the boat launch, need the restroom facility but held firm in stating he did not feel it would be 2 (USPS 147-780) An independent newspaper pub- | lished each Wednesday by Penna- print, Inc. from Route 309 - 415 Plaza, P.0. Box 366, Dallas, Pa. under the act of March 3, 1889. Subscription rates are $12 per year in Pennsylvania and $14 per year out of state. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. - Newsstand rate is 25 cents per copy. (Continued from page 1) fair to ask the borough to foot the bill. “I am not saying we do not need a facility for the people,” said Jones. “God knows we have needed some- thing like this for years. But I do not want to see the taxpayers of Harveys Lake Borough paying for what is largely PFC maintenance.” — JOHN F. KILDUFF 11.98% * GOVERNMENT INTEREST... PLUS. 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The award winning Dallas Band recently competed in the “March of Champions” competition hosted by the Knights of Lake-Lehman at Wilkes-Barre Memorial Stadium. Participating in Group II competi- tion the band scored 76.40 and was awarded a first place trophy. They also received specialty awards for music, marching and band front in their group. The band, which is under the direction of David C. Benn, will have its next performance on Sunday, Oct. 27, when Wyoming Area hosts the “Warrior Invita- tional” at Wyoming Area Stadium in West Pittston. ARC weight loss, premature aging and unexplained high fevers are preve- lent in most ARC patients. SCID’s third suspected AIDS inmate, who was found to be AIDS- free two weeks ago, is currently being kept in the infirmary as a precautionary measure, Figmik said. With the SCID’s second ARC (Continued from page 1) inmate officially diagnosed, Penn- sylvania’s Department of Correc- tions total of ARC inmates stands at five for the entire ten-prison system. The correctional system, which currently * houses over 14,000 inmates, also has two confirmed AIDS inmates now being held at the Camp Hill prison. ghost town. People just will not come to the lake. “Where would property values go then?’”’ Dolloff asked. ‘‘They obviously would go down.” The four intersecting borough roads which CATCH is targeting for public access, are located within a .4 of a mile stretch of Lakeside Drive. All four roads are located near - CATCH member Sandra Perez’s home on Ash street. Perez has been an outspoken member of CATCH and CATCH opponents have charged that the four roads were selected only for Perez’s benefit. “The fact that the roads are near Sandy’s house is just coincidental,” said Dolloff. “We have to start S ~ é Es somewhere and these roads just happen to be the ones O’Conner (Harveys Lake solicitor) found.” Dolloff said CATCH is questioning the legality of people building docks at the four borough road locations. CATCH claims that residents of Harveys Lake have built docks without ever purchasing and acquir- ing a deed for the lake frontage. “To own something, you need a deed for it,” said Dolloff. ‘What we are asking for is proof that these people actually own the property. If they do own the property, we want to know how they (dock owners near the four borough roads) got the deeds. Did they purchase them or what?’’ Dolloff asked. SAVE $12.00 on our $40.00 Quantum Perm = by Helene Curtis & Now Only $28.00! Now Only $28.00! (Cut & Style Included) # or e 675-9789 ® % 0» & = *®,E; Dolloff said many Harveys Lake residents are apathetic to the {CATCH committee’s goals because they (residents) are used to the idea of having public access areas like Old Sandy Bottom Beach and Hanson’s Marina available. Old Sandy Bottom Beach is now a pri- vate beach club requiring a $2,000 a- year membership fee and Hanson’s beach requires a $1 fee for gach family member. “People have a false sense of (Continued from page 1) security with Sandy Bottom there,” said Dolloff. ‘But how many people can actually afford $2,000 a year to swim? They also claim that we have Hanson’s for public access. But with Hanson's, there really is not that much beach there to talk about. It (Hanson’s) is also a busi- ness. And it could be sold just like any other property. Then (if it were sold), where would the public access be available?” — JOHN F. KILDUFF Thurs. -Fri.-Sat.. reg. 78¢ ea. 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