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REP. STANLEY JAROLIN
Democratic State Representa-
tive hopeful Joe Yeager narrowly
missed out knocking off incum-
bent Stanley Jarolin by a total of
12 votes in his first run ever for
public office. This time, however,
he feels the outcome will be
different in the 119th Legislative
District on the May 20 Primary.
“I feel very confident,” said
Atty. Yeager, a public defender
for Luzerne County said. ‘After
having gone door-to-door, I see
the response has been very posi-
tive. The people have been dis-
couraged and dissatisfied with
their representation over the
past four years. He (Jarolin) has
shown the inability to secure jobs
in the region, except for his
family, and the people also want
to know about his financial trou-
bles (referring to his declaring
voluntary bankruptcy for his
heating-plumbing firm).
“He has also refused to debate
me on the issues, and I think the
voters should at least have a
chance to view a debate and then
Hargraves
IS candidate
Deborah A. Hargraves of Bear
Creek Township has announced her
candidacy in the May race for
Democratic State Committee, repre-
senting Luzerne County in Harris-
burg.
Ms. Hargraves is running county-
wide as an independent Democrat,
except in the Greater Hazleton
area, where she is the sole state
committee contender endorsed to
date.
Ms. Hargraves is a 1972 graduate
of Coughlin High School, Wilkes-
Barre and a 1976 graduate of Wilkes
College.
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JOE YEAGER
make decision on who they want
to represent them.”
Incumbent State Rep. Stanley
Jarolin, D-Nanticoke, says his
record over the years speaks for
itself and that he is confident he
will be elected to serve a third
term in the 119th Legislative
District.
“I have brought in $7 million in
state funds to the district,’”” Jaro-
lin stated. “I have also done
work to improve the environ-
ment, highways and we are now
working on legislation to solve
the problem of teenage alcohol-
ism and teenage suicide.
Jarolin has also dismissed
charges by his opponent, Atty.
Joe Yeager. ‘“He’s just looking
for free advertisement,” Jarolin
said. “My accomplishments are
public record. I have been a 100
per cent legislator and I have not
missed a session in 3% years. I
am available seven days a week
and I am a full-time representa-
tive.”
in the Democratic Party
A Voice, Not an Echo
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The following individuals will be
running for committee personposi-
tions in the Back Mountain.
HARVEYS LAKE BORO
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Betty J. (Becky) Casterline, 450
Carpenter Road, Harvey’s Lake.
Elizabeth A. Sichles, RD 2, Box
189, Harvey’s Lake.
LAKE TOWNSHIP
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Edna Higgins, RD 2, Box 22,
Harvey’s Lake
Lewis Higgins, RD 2, Box 22,
Harvey’s Lake.
LEHMAN TOWNSHIP
(Southwest District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Florence T. Swartz, PO Box 173,
Hunlcok Creek
Harold C. Cornell, Jr., RD 2, Box
90, Hunlock Creek
ROSS TOWNSHIP
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Robert E. Gray, RD Box 167, MM
Hunlock Creek
Albert Wallace, Box 38, Sweet
Valley
DALLAS BORO
(North District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Mary Wright, 23 Monroe Ave.
Dallas
Theodore W. Wright, 23 Monroe
Ave., Dallas
DALLAS BORO
(South District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Martha Reese, 126%, Franklin St.,
Dallas
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
(Middle District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
John J. Thomas, 169 W. Center
Hill Road
Dolores Burke, 57 Gordon Ave.,
Dallas
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
(North District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Ayleen Landon, RD 1, Box 174A,
Dallas
Mary Martin, RD 1, Box 139,
Dallas
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
(South District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Donald Anthony, 69 Grandview
Ave., Dallas
Leonard Kozick, 40 Dorchester
Dr., Dallas
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
(Northeast District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Edgar B. Sutton, 675 Carverton
Rd., Wyoming
Leonard Falcone, 519 Carverton
Rd., Wyoming
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
(Northwest District)
Harry T.Evans, 202 Fergerson
Ave., Shavertown
David J. Jenkins, 32 Spring St.,
Shavertown
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
(Southwest District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Vern E. Pritchard, 205 Maple St.,
Trucksville
Marie O. Naprkoski, 216 Holly St.,
Trucksville
LEHMAN TOWNSHIP
(Middle District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
Gary S. Baker, Box 88, Mt. View
Dr.
Gary A. Miers, 649 Jackson Rd,
Shavertown
LEHMAN TOWNSHIP
(Northeast District)
Republican - 2 yr. term
Vote for two
William M Jones, RD 4, 121 Hill-
top Dr., Dallas
Shirley D. Osborne, RD 4, 114
Hemlock Dr., Dallas
HARVEYS LAKE BORO
Democrat committeeman - 2 yr.
term
Vote for one
Daniel F. Blaine, Box 610 RD 1,
Harvey’s Lake
Committeewoman
Michelle T. Boice, RD 1, Box 308,
Harvey’s Lake
ROSS TOWNSHIP
Democrat committeeman - 2 yr.
term
Vote for one
Thomas Pantle, Box 191; Sweet
Valley
Committeewoman
Donna Smits, Box 26, Apt. B, RD
1, Sweet Valley
JACKSON TOWNSIHP
Democrat committeeman - 2 yr.
term
Vote for two
Arthur “Jim” Spencer, Follies
Rd., RD 2, Box 248, Dallas
Committeewoman
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Virginia “Ginger” Spencer, Fol-
lies Rd, RD 2, Box 248, Dallas
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
(Northwest District
Democrat committeeman - 2 yr.
term
Vote for two
Francis, G. Youngblood, 116 E.
Center St., Shavertown
Committeewoman
Jane Youngblood, 116 E. Center
St., Shavertown
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
(Southwest District)
Democrat - committeeman - 2 yr.
term
Vote for one
Robert Spears, 245 Carverton Rd.,
‘Trucksville
John Pitcavage, Pad 14, 200
Harris Hill Rd., Shavertown
Committeewoman
Emily Bobeck, 249 Clifford Ave.,
Trucksville
Barbara Pitcavage, Pad 14, 200
Harris Hill Rd., Shavertown
A 15-year-old Dallas youth was
injured Saturday morning as a
result of a bus-car accident that
took place at Lake Street and
Center Hill Road, Dallas.
Ron Post, Jr., RD 5, Oval Drive,
was listed in ‘‘fair’’ condition by
Nesbitt Hospital officials. Post was
a passenger in a car driven by his
father, Ron Post, when they became
involved in an incident with a bus
driven by Christopher Zavatski, 406
East Grand Street, Nanticoke.
According to reports, 33 senior
citizens were being transported to
College Misericordia for the Senior
Citizens Olympics when the vehicle,
heading north on Lake Street, failed
to stop at the intersection, striking
the Post car which was headed east
on Center Hill Road. None of the
senior citizens were injured.
The Back Mountain Memorial
Library, in conjunction with its vol-
unteer members, invites all public
parochial school students and resi-
dents, ages 5 through 12, to enter its
Book-Store Book-Mart Contest. The
winning entry will be printed and
will become the official Book-Mark
Permits needed in
Homeowners in Kingston Town-
ship and contractors doing work in
the Township are reminded that
Building Permits must be obtained
for the following: New Homes, addi-
tions, garages, moving or tearing
down buildings, sheds (including
of the newly opened bookstore.
Deadline for entries is June 13,
1986. Prizes will be awarded and a
presentation at the Back Mountain
Memorial Library Auction. Stop in
at the library to obtain a registra-
tion form and contest rules.
Kingston Twp.
temporary sheds), roofing, siding,
converting homes to apartments,
patios, roofing over or closing
patios, chimneys, porches, closing
in porches, commercial buildings,
swimming pools, driveways, and
new businesses.
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