The Dallas Post f he i eo ? oy Dallas, PA Wednesday. November 16, 1988 2 = 2 It was a great day for a great game this Sound of Music It was a beautiful day. The sun Brownie Leaders of 649 took troop ° shone brightly in the bright blue sky . . e iin Tebers and their {fens to the Rgplgeany cotton Die Slotids, B ack M ountain glin IPSCS or ound of Music presentation in rays warm o age Sy yor liane By Charlot M. Denmon rst row, e Br Race in the gate and those already filling —" 2 i Robin J up the stands on both sides of the tographers watched patiently for the Mountaineers won the toss, chose Is Addie Groblewsi, Robin ones, field. performers. Then a voice over the to receive and the play was under- o1ied Laura Gammage, Becky Yeisley, It was the game of the year! The public address system announced way. Play of a great game, a great cial Janelle Klein, Tamara Mussman, ‘Old Shoe’ game between the Knights the jumpers were overhead. Aplane day, great fans-a great day for the | ent Eric Klein and Eddie ODell; back and the Mountaineers; but more appeared from behind the clouds, Back Mountain. row, Robin Groblewski, Linda than that-it was the game thatcould circled overhead several times then ; : ade ODell, Jennifer Gramps, Faith decide a single or three-way title cruised slowly high over the lower Jt Was ae played game played | lits holde - end of the field as first one, then a = PY ‘Wo great teams of athletes. Yes, ODell, Robyn Weber, Marla r. : ’ y Hs tempers flared at times but no more Brown and Eleanor Klein. (C.M. Enthusiasm and excitement was second and yet another figure i an natural when two high school Vas Denmon Photo) ata high as photographers lined the jumped from the plane. teams comurised of filendo with the ) of side of the playing field early-even Fans waited breathlessly as they we DD gameTeet : lies before the Lake-Lehman Band lined watched the parachutists begin their = Smt high school ot g entSinot ol upon thefield. Cheerleadersinblack descent. Leaving the plane at about iA not Of IARSTOUt. 5ons of to rail and gold ran busily like squirrels 5,000 feet, the jumpers’ parachutes in oe or pans ORAL for ¥ Miller gathering tidbits for the winter as opened immediately and they began oriie boin Dallas. ohe froma Lake- | the 4 Hs they darted in and out of the sta- descending toward midfield. Lehm ’ 89 (continued from page 1) BRith and a director for the stated that zoning is a key in the dium to make certain all prepara- The first landed with the Ameri: an. i the beginning Miller worked Pennsylvania Society of development; = that’ the tions were in order. can Flag and that was the signal for That's the joy of ivingin the Back mostly on shopping centers, but Architects, and is a municipalities need only to hire The Lake-Lehman Award-Win- the Knights Band to begin the Star- Mountain—a Knight's girlfriend is Sia he now his office does a mixed bag representative for the local a professional to review plans to ning Band as usual played ‘au ex- Spangled Banner as the other para- from Dallas; a Mountaineer’s girl- 5 he of developments from residential chapter. determine if they are in cellence’ and performed its original ~~ chutists made their landing. friend may be from Lake-Lehman. vill to commercial and industrial. His major interest is in the compliance with the code. and beautiful field show to perfec- They have relatives in each district, 88 He designed his own home in newly-organized Back Mountain A professional will make it tion. As it marched from the field to The performance over, the play- they have brothers and sisters, some he Bulford Farms where he now Citizens Council, not only as a easier for the local planning its seats in the stand, alleyes looked ~~ €rS came on the field - first the j, one district, some in the other. ry resides with his wife, Elly, and professional helping tomaintain board and his fees could be paid to the sky, watching for the prom- Enighis in yellow and black, hen Their father may teach in Dallas, of- ‘two sons, ages 14 and 18. The proper growthinthecommunity, by the developer, Miller said. ised performance of the Rip-Cords be Suniaineersin eir Columbia tp eirmotherin Lake-Lehman or vice- he Millers are a skiing family and butasaBack Mountainresident The fees are determined by the nationally known parachutists. Le and White versa. 1d they enjoy getting up in the willing to share his experience size and complexity of the Sounds of a plane overhead Warm-ups over, captains ap- They are friends-friends who for £ of morning on can be on the with rapid growth. development. heightened the excitement as fans, proached the officials, shook hands one day of the year become nvals ¥ mountain in 45 minutes. They pos i Miler eh o “The council is only an students, administrators and pho- and waited for the toss of the coin. and play as such. LL e gro s due to the influx dvi and” has. no there 1s myriad of actin dp People fromNewJerseyandNew paren SOUP, and, bas no ee enjoy Irom SWIMIILIE WW CuLILTL LS, York who have discovered it is municipalities but just assist Pro pe rty tra nsfe rs ' to first class shows. much more economical to live m them in setting up- standard | - Both Murray and Elly Miller thiz-area than there. ordinances for everyone's Property transfers recorded at the Luzenre County Estate John St. Cave, Jr. to Kenneth Wentzel, RD 1, are active in the community We like the Back Mountain benefit,” Miller explained. “It's a Court House from November 4, through November 9, Box 519B, Harveys Lake, property 3 parcels, Lehman despite their busy professional and want to see aeveiopment leasure to work in communities $2,500. S P controlled. Theareahas: 2. m 1988. Prices are extrapolated from transfer taxes paid. TWp.. i ” schedules. Elly is an assistant property : who have professionals. Many transactions are t from tax, so no amounts Anthony C. Lizza, to Frank S. Zeske, 68 W. Pettebone academic dean at Luzerne grown rapidly since we first y exemp d Miller sees the Back Mountain are now shown. St., Forty Fort, property Ransom Twp., County Community College, but moved here. The people coming SHll Tiaas tine’ to work: with here are looking for a place to aS avery interesting place in the $16, 000. ; numerous organizations and escape the city. They first came future with growing density and David E. Schwager to David E. Schwager, 121 Or- John J. Manganiello to Township of pag 11 community projects. into Stroudsburg ‘area, many Proximity tometropolitanareas. _ chard East , Newberry Estates, Dallas. property Unit Carverton Rd., Trucksville, property Kingston Twp. ; Miller's casual manner and before the CEG and are still He feels the Back Mountain 121, 36, 37, Orchard East, Dallas. Robert Brice Brown to John P. Cols 1; Slo i congenial personality belie the coming,” Miller said. Citizens Council would like to Leonard Morris to Charles A. lacoma, PO Box 7, Washington St., es-Barre, property Harveys , 0 busy schedule necessary in his “There are good people here see growth as a positive force by Sweet Valley, property Dallas Twp., $3,333. $13,250. 6H St. : < business career which requires and the economy, despite the which everyone will be able to Gertrude Distasio to Catherine M. Mendrzycki, prop- Thomas L. Adolph to Susan Rainer, 1 anover : him to make quick trips to New national trend, is on a steady enjoy the facilities that can be erty Lake Silkworth, Lehman Twp. Wilkes-Barre, property L-13 Worden Place, Center St., York, New Jersey and the increase. If we make it through 34ded along with the increased Lynn Hoover to David D. Hoover, RD 4, Box 276-B, Harveys Lake Boro. Poconos as well as to keep the next five years, we will be population. Dallas, property 1. 4.47 acres, 2. 1 acre, Lake Twp. Shirlee Jones to Robt. B. Brown, 143 E. Overbrook 9 numerous local appointments. looking at a Dallas- “If planning is not done Charles E. Chiampi to Bonnie A. Taylor, 257 S. Ave., Shavertown, Dallas, property L-9-10, 2 parcels, : His first civic involvement was Tunkhannock community. properly, development pushes all Memorial Hwy, Dallas, property Kingston Twp. , $48,900. Dallas Twp., $43,000. with the Jewish Community Development is headed out that of the natives out, citizens who Florence MacDonald to Michael McCann, 14 Mayling Flamar Realty Inc. to Thomas N. Crossin, 96 Denni- Center where he is a member of way now. were born and raised here and Court, Edison, N.J. property 2 parcels, Harveys Lake, son St., Swoyersville, property Kimberly Lane, Kingston the board of directors. His sons Miller pointed out that the whose ancestors founded the $21,000. Twp., $40,000. | are swimmers and he has always local oolloges. Kirby fener and communities. This would be Flamar Realty Inc. to Stephen N. Clementi, 96 1/2 Per Commsioners Elmer Rummage to Lee Sorbers, found time io become involved eJewlsh comunity Centerare disastrous. Good management Dennison St., Swoyersville, property Kimberly Lane, 166 Harris Hill Rd., Trucksville, property Sec. C., Oak with their sport. He has assisted bringing in Some Beste lags begets a good community,” Miller Kingston Twp., $35,000. st., Dallas Twp. i I funning he alley Aisne the quality of a i cc vl Staigd ist the Back George Zick to Grant R. Cooper, 63 Newhart Rd., Domenic P. Fino to Wm. D. Toth, 532 Beverly Dr., i eR I e ase Heis pleased with the progress M a Se i Isa Shavertown, property 2 parcels, Jackson Twp., $10,000. Kingston Twp., property 4 parcels, Kingston Twp., Miller is a member of the being made by the Back pleasant place. to live. “The key Ida Marie Morris to Michas! Leo Marino, 121 E. $105, ,000. " ah ¢ Shelter Management Group: of Mountain Citizens Council and" {4 owth is control. We can't Overbrook Ave, Shavertown, property Dallas Twp. Laura Gelsleicher to Robt. R. Gelsleic er, RD. § Bh - the. Domestic es Center says that the council is getting” rn but we can control Estate Florence A. Coon to Frank W. Coon, c/o. Dallas, property.Garbutt Ave., Dallas Twp. spay % on the board of Temple B'Nai' some positive feedback. Miller it,” Miller concluded. ~ Lawrence C. Moss, 145 N. Plum St., Lancaster, property Frank Nemec to Frank Nemec, RD 3, Box’ 157A a : Mt. Airy Rd., 2 parcels, Kingston Twp. Wyoming, property Sickler Rd., Franklin Twp. =. COAL BUCKETS "LOG CARRIERS & CAST IRON yo | A SHOVELS . FIREPLACE GLOVES KETTLES VBP § & TRIVETS Cy | ¥ ] 3 i 1 4 ki: 631 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY hi 3 DALLAS, PA 18612 FIREPLACE (717) 675-2266 oss FIREPROOF PORCELAIN ENAMELLED Once , HEARTH CARPETS CAST IRON STEAMERS BELLOWS ROOMS TOM OCHMAN COINS & JEWELRY I i i : : 18 Church Street g A I ; I There’s an odor in natural gas for your family’ s protection. 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