The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, January 30, 1991 3 Sewer (continued from page 1) and talking to residents through- 3 out the borough. i Latest Census shows . Back Mountain growing “The fact that he bought a boat should have no bearing on the future,” said Jones. “If he would sell the boat then that area could possibly be turned into an apart- ment or living area. #4 Hillman told the board he did “not think Jones’ testimony was important. “No one from Lake Silk- worth is complaining,” said Hill- fpman. “He shouldn't even be here, * there have been problems between us for more than a year and his objections don’t necessarily deal with this issue.” Jones told the board that the future of the township had to be considered. “In the future there Postage rates go up February 3 3 New postage rates will go into effect Sunday, Feb. 3. Below are ‘the key changes for first class, postcards, express and priority; aand some international changes. Effective Feb. 3, 1991 BN Key postage rate changes | First-Class Letter $.29, first ounce ~~ $.23, each additional ounce Postal card $.19 Express Mail (post office to addressee) $9.95 (up to 8 ozs.) = + Priority Mail bd $2.90 (up 102 ibs.) International rates Mexico (No longer same as domestic) deciding on the issue. Board member William Dawe made a motion to not allow the variance and require; Hillman to do what was necessary. to bring the house into- compliance. with- the. ordi- nance. “We have a township ordinance and if you would have researched it beforehand you would have seen what was necessary,” Dawe told Hillman. “There is not much we can do, it doesn’t comply with the ordinance.” Approving the motion were board members William Conyng- ham, Harold Coolbaugh and Dawe. Votingagainst was Francis Cham- berlain. Hillman was not sure what he would do to comply with the ordi- nance. There was some question on whether the building was in compliance if it were connected to Hillman's house and there was also a question as to possibly rais- ing the land around the garage. Neither the board nor its attor- ney, John M. Haley, could advise Hillman on how to handle the situ- ation because of a possible conflict ' of interest. Correction Due to incorrect information from a news source, it was stated in a story about the Dallas Play- ground protests in the January 23 issue of The Dallas Post, that p.m., in the church Social Room. Coming to Lake-Lehman after over seven successful years of su- perintendency. experience in. the Central Greene School District in Waynesburg, Pa., Mrs. Davis brings background experience as el- ementary classroom teacher, Reading Specialist, Reading Su- pervisor, Chapter 1 Coordinator, Director of Curriculum and ‘In- struction and also Assistant Su- perintendent. She is a graduate of California University, University of Pittsburgh and is currently com- lic Education Today.” After her presentation, there will be a time for questions and answers. ..The meeting will begin with a eovered dish buffet dinner. Mem- bers are encouraged to bring friends. Reservations must be made with Debbie Josuweit, 675- 1642. Following the meal, there will be a program of special musical entertainment. William and Janice Lowstuter will serve as conveners of the meeting. After the speaker, a short business session will be conducted. International film series set at Penn State Wilkes-Barre “My Life as a Dog,” “The 400 Blows,” and “The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum” are just a few of the many films that will be fea- tured during Penn State Wilkes- Barre's International Film Series. On January 31, Lasse Hall- strom’s film “My Life as a Dog” about a 12 year-old boy's experi- ences as he grows up in 1950's Sweden, will be presented. Francois Truffaut's first feature i Sea ? ? Thing; d Entres “The 400 Blows,” will be shown Do the Right Thing an 01 E. O%erbrook Ra. February 7 and relates the story of oe Shedertodn, $A The international Film Series is M-675- 4824 an alienated 12 year-old Parisian schoolboy who turns to a life of petty crime in reaction to his mis- erable parents. The German film, “The Lost Honor of Katherina Blum,” about a young woman who takes a man home from a party who is sus- pected of being a terrorist, is sched- uled for February 21. “The Marriage of Maria Braun” tells the tale of a poor soldier's wife who rises to power and wealth in the decade following the end of World War II. The German film will be shown on February 28. Another six films will be pre- sented through May including La Cage aux Folles, Part I; A Clock- work Orange; Ugetsu; Rashomon; supported by Student Endowment Funds of the Pennsylvania State University. The films, beginning at 7:30 p.m., will be shown in the Science Center Auditorium and are free and open to the community. More information can be ob- tained by calling 675-2171. NANCY I. DAVIS 1S, Most Back Mountain communities gaining residents in the past “I h be decade, according to the latest figures released by the Bureau of Census coop en en going a 2 of = L . Total population for these nine municipalities in the Back Mountain said. “Mostly from the older resi- || al- was 34,085 in the most recent count as opposed to 29,062 indicated in dents because they seem to know | | I, the preliminary count or an increase of 5,023. : ne The chart below lists the 1980 population, the preliminary and forcotung Hs transpiringaronnd to current 1990 counts and the percentage change during the decade. The 14 residences under inves- n- tigation are ina number ofareasin p- - the borough including: Warden - Census Figures for Place, Keilor Hiok, Lakeview Tor . a : Sua race, the old Picnic Ground, 3. Back Mountain communities Barnum Placeand the Sunsetarea. s, . Even though it is Mann who is (3 P- 1980 PRE- 1990 % CHG. doing the legwork, he gives a lot of || MUNICIPALITY POP. POP, POP. 80-90 credit for these findings toresidents | 1a who have talked with him. i: 2 Dallas Borough 2,679 2,520 2,567 -4.2 Hl aa ot a io | r- Dallas Twp. 7,287 7,079 7,625 +4.6 me,” he said. “I even had one man | ow Franklin Twp. = 1,473 1,096 |. 1,414 -4.0 who shut off an NFL playoff game |} 5, Harveys Lake 2,318 2,687 2,764 +19.2 to discuss the situation with me | i Jackson Twp. 2,941 5179 5336 +814 and you know not waty people Kingston Twp. 6,535 6,582 6,763 +35 Mann also gives a lot of credit to | - Lehman Twp. 3,030 3,035 3,076 +15 borough's sewer manager, Rick || Ross Twp. 2,323 2,571 1,924 -17.2 Boles. i Yi Gut with i *1980 population is final census. PRE- is the 1990 preliminary © nas Deen very patiem with | f oko : . i | y count. The 1990 population is the latest count. Lake-Lehman students attend District Band me 2d Jos helped with allithe e Twenty students from Lake-Lehman were chosen to attend the 1991 District 9 Band Festival which Because of the recent finding of AJ was held recently at the Crestwood Senior High School. The band is comprised of 160 high school possible violations Boice said the (2 sR oof students from a five county. area who were selected through auditions which were held this past borough has made a change in the 0 November. The guest conductor for this year's festival was John Miliauskas. Miliauskas is the notification procedure for residents ¢ (continued from page 1) former director of the Lake-Lehman Band and has recently retired from that position. The students not hooked io the ling, oo vida. " rehearsed under the cirection of Miliauskas for three days and gave a public concert at the ti = Ve : : : on will receive a letter from the J . were downstairs when I put the a Crestwood Senior High School on Saturday, Jan. 26. The students from Lake-Lehman who were borough giving them 15 days to || d boat in, said Hillman. The 21 J oot hig h chosen to attend are: talk to Boice and figure out if a | 1 He testified that he was not roofline is taller Front row, from left, Sara Sorber, Tammy Kopko, Melissa Gabriel, Lee Ann Rogers, Diana Shoe- hookup is necessary. 1 e Fase oie ow hID rel I i maker, Chris Lincoski; If the residents must connect, ii ichipist ths nmin am i ighi of than the township’s Middle row, Chris Brown, Sara Yoblonski, James Riggins, Renee Evans, Johanna Miller, Meaghan they have 45 days to either hook to Boar 15 feet 15 foot limit Ruddy, Tami Trescavage; the line or make other arrange- i Tapolied fra work permit ard Back row, Mike Andrusis, Chris Price, Jim Hutchins, Tim Smith, Ryan Walp, Mike Fritzen, Robbie ments with the borough. If no ac- : Pp ; ha Trescavage. tion is taken within the 45 days started the construction thinking thenth tier will oo toa District t that I had a permit,” said Hillman. may be homes built on adjacent eH) en a y al a sine e Township zoning officer Barbara areas and this garage could limit Boice had i alse f th ’ Simms said that she did not give them,” he said. work done by bith p hi far il . i» 1 Hillman a work permit because he “ 2 : : : v i“ 3 ’ : : I feel that Mr. Hillman did this | . going a nice job,” he said. “We are x Si nen Joel the hel of require: without prior consent and with | ake- Le Nn m an S u pe Il nte nde nt getting a lot of names and the new : : J disregard of the rules and regula- procedure for notifying residents { spas; Siopped Consign he tions. Ifyou are going to have rules k S h rt U M C is saving us a lot of money.” : none . d notitied t€ and regulations and not follow to Sped d ave own Mann said that he is finding ! P David I Jones. of R.R. #2 Dal: through with them then they are of that some residents believe they hy Was ake da gainst the oro osed © use,” he added. Mrs. Nancy I. Davis, newly ap- pleting her Doctoral: Degree in do not have to connect if they have 3 Tv FIAGC e. He said that AR ndid Hillman told the board the work pointed Superintendent of the Curriculum and Instruction with to pump their water to reach the | t tth five reautremenis tor 2° done without knowledge ofthe Lake-Lehman School District, will West Virginia University. She is sewer line for if there is a lack of } nol mest Ne d I . 3 HA oy ordinance. “I didn't do this inten- be the guest speaker at the meet- married to the Rev. William H. water. a I a ee vio tionally,” he said. ing of the Fellowship Club of The Davis. “We have been contacted by the you i ” 8 rovad P The board took soma Gime in Shavertown United Methodist The topic Mrs. Davis will present Department of Environmental Re- varian pp : Church on Saturday, Feb. 3, 6:45 is entitled, “The Challenge of Pub- sources that these are not valid reasons,” said Mann. “So peoplein | this situation will likely have to | hook up to the line.” Mann also said that’ he has'ex- | panded his search to include bad | septic tanks. “It has been an eye-opener,” he |i said. “Up to now I was only con- | cerned with the sewer linebutlam | finding that some residents who | do not have to be on the line have | old and decrepit septic tanks.” : “In some cases these tanks are | more of a concern than some of | those who are not hooked to the | line,” he added. Winter Sale 20% to 50% Off Original Price Selected Merchandise ON $.35 wpto 1202.) borough manager Milton Juisey’s 45 ; salary for supervising the play- Hh nis oa ground would be “about $1500". $.40 ; ; pli rene Lutsey's salary for the 1991 year is Su tpio) 00 $7600 per year for five days per 4 ; International air letter rate week De Tap to 3:30 p.m. with St. VEEL HE S Day $.50 wpto 1202) no amount mentioned for play- ground compensation. A Gift of Travel From @D Travel Agency VV EVCR (IV d a {=1=1av- [ea RA 6) A irem istributions: IRA ROLLOVER or LUMP SUM? THE 60 DAY DECISION If you are contemplating retirement, or if you are entitled to a Dr. Curtis Goodwin ig Optometrist ve care center PARENTS ATTITUDE VITAL For That Ten-year-old Johnnie had eveneagerto wear glasses. 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