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Lehman twirlers
Tamagnini, Beverly Hazeltine.
the high school auditorium.
ances on Friday evening.
tion.
at the door.
Luncheon slated
Jackson Township supervisors
approved the acceptance of a bid
for $4,800 for a used office trailer
and office furniture that will house
the township police department
temporarily, at the regular meeting
held Monday, April 7. The total of
$4,800 included $4,600 for the trailer
and the additional $200 for office
furniture.
The supervisors also approved the
motion to obtain the services of an
appraiser to survey the property the
township hopes to purchase as a
possible location for a permanent
township building.
Most of the residents at the meet-
ing were surprised at the announce-
ment but most of them were in
agreement that the township needed
a permanent police building.
Police chief Donald Jones
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The board took no action on a
letter from the Woodridge Asso-
ciates read by Township Solicitor
Blythe Evans. The letter sent to
Evans by the Woodridge Associates
attorney requested that the supervi-
sors pass the existing specifications
for roadways within the Woodridge
Associates development.
The letter further stated the
entire six-year project is under the
guidelines of the township appointed
engineer and the developers feel the
supervisors should pass the resolu-
tion so the development can
progress.
It was announced that the county
has sent approval to demolish a
substandard structure near Hunts-
ville Corners, Huntsville Corners,
owned by Arthur A. Houck of New
York. The county will pay the cost
of demolition of the structure.
— CHARLOT M. DENMON
in the
Soccer Club
plans show
The April 19 Dallas Soccer Club
Craft Show will include the custom
and personalized wood work of Jack
Dunnigan noted area wood worker.
Glori Miller, chairperson of the
Craft Show cited Mr. Dunnigan’s
work with cradles, high chairs,
wooden toys and many other items.
According to Mrs. Miller, over 90
crafts people will appear. at the
show scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on Saturday, April 19 at the Dallas
Senior High School.
Mrs. Miller stated that along with
the many wood smiths will be quil-
ters, macrame, brass rubbings,
leaded glass painting, candle
makers, and a host of other crafts
people.
The proceeds from the booth rent-
als at the show will help underwrite
the cost of the Dallas High School
Soccer trip to Scotland in early
August. Soccer Club parents will
also provide refreshments including
hot dogs, wimpies, salads and much
more.
Police using
VASCAR now
Kingston Township police are
once again using VASCAR methods
for traffic control thanks to a new
law signed by Gov. Dick Thorn-
burgh on March 27.
THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, April 16, 1986 5
Dance set
The Wyoming Seminary Dance Company, under the direc-
tion of Bernadine Borinski, choreographer, will present their
Sixth Annual Dance Production ‘‘Just Dance’ this Friday,
April 18 and Saturday, April 19 at 8 p.m. in the Harold C.
Buckingham Performing Arts Center, Sprague Avenue,
Kingston. The presentation is free and open to the public.
Shown taking a break during rehearsal are student dancers
from the left, row one: Lisa Kosenak, Luzerne; Kathryn
Quick, Harveys Lake; Robin Yuskovitz, Kingston; Laurie
Nelson, Wilkes-Barre; and Stephanie Ruckno, Forty Fort.
Second row, Cathleen Mohr, Allentown; Cynthia O’Brien,
Dallas; Rebecca Ritenour, Saudi Arabia; Terry Cox, Dayton,
OH; Amy Rutherford, Plains; and Bridgett Cameron, Brook-
lyn, NY. Third row, Erin Kinney, Kingston; Eboney Dean,
Saudi Arabia; Kathryn McDermott, Edwardsville. Row four:
Kim Vo, Wilkes-Barre; Susan Conway, Kingston; Jennifer
Quick, Harveys Lake and Juliana Koo, Dallas.
Show slated
Plans are now underway for
the annual Tables of the
Year and Fashion Show
sponsored by the Harveys
Lake Women's Service Club.
This year's theme, Fashions
Now and Then, promises an
gvening of entertainment
with original styles dating
back to turn of the century.
The event iis scheduled for
Thursday, April 17, at 7:30
p.m. at the Lake-Noxen Ele-
mentary School. Refresh-
ments will be served and
door prizes will be awarded.
Tickets are $3.00 and may
be purchased at the door or
from any club member. Seen
in photo are co-chairmen
Karen Boback, left, and
JOANN Jones.
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