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~~ the projected increase in revenues of $461, 657. 0 - Q : I
expenditures, according to In 1992, Dallas Borough had I wy Ly & o. 4 JERS
preliminary figures released by the increased its property tax from 14 ! \ pi
©. borough council. to 16 mills and doubled the per ! \ *
E ~~ It all adds up to $5,000 less in capita tax to $10. [
‘revenues than expenditures, So { QUILTS
- though the 1992 figures included The preliminary budget will be Antique Ca. 1800’s - 1940's a
available for public inspection at a
the Dallas Borough building until
December 15, when the council
will consider it for final approval.
'« note that is not part of the 1993
© budget. Spending in 1993 is
© estimated at $466,850 against
i $50,000 from a tax anticipation
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o Harveys Lake Borough Council
President Richard Boice said that
| the 1993 budget will be about the
same as the 1992 budget. The
budget's first reading was at the
November 17 meeting and the
| figures will probably change by the
+ second reading.
“We have a $104 surplus, but
~ the figures are subject to change
i. by the second reading as we go
© over the line items,” Boice said.
¢ The. borough expects .an
‘ estimated revenue of $554,850,
an increase of $52,572 from 1992
|. according to Boice. Harveys Lake
|i. expects expenditures of $568,080
compared to 1992 expenses of
$539,320.
Although the total expenditures
compared to revenue suggests a
deficit, Boice said that there will be
no new taxes and the borough's
finances are in good shape.
“The proposed budget shows a
deficit of $13,230, but in reality,
the carryover from liquid fuels
money will add about $35,000 to
the budget,” Boice said.
Money which is carried over from
the previous year cannot be added
to the budget, Boice said. “The
liquid fuel money is designated to
only be spent on liquid fuel and
cannot be spent on anything else,”
Boice said.
Property transfers
Property transfers recorded at
. the Luzerne County Court House
from November 9, 1992 to Novem-
- ber 13. 1992. Prices are extrapo-
_ lated from transfer taxes paid.
y PennDOT to Bernard C. Banks
Jr, 298 Old Carverton Road,
| Trucksville, property Old Carver-
~~ ton Rd., Kingston Twp., $1,500.
EPR Co. Inc. to Dorothea C,
«- Weinsteiger, RR 3, Box 99, Hun-
~~ lockCreek, property Main Rd., Lake
~~ Twp., $80,000.
Per Trustee Estate M. Almira
|. - Long to Richard W. Heilemann,
i Jr., PO Box 337, Sweet Valley,
ii. property 1) 1.00 ac., 2) 1.12 ac.,
| The Back Mountain Business
| and Professional Association will
| sponsor a Holiday Open House
| December 3-6. More than 20
|. memberbusinesses will participate
by offering special sales and an
item each for a drawing to be held
- Monday, December 7.
The organization, formed earlier
this year, now numbers more than
~ B00 local businesses and
Donald A. Wesley to Bernard
SultJr. 484 Market St., Kingston,
property L3 Sweet Valley Heights,
1.5 ac., Ross Twp., $16,000.
Michael Gaffney to Jack A.
Pritchard, 24 Carverton Rd.,
Trucksville, property Carverton
Road, Kingston Twp., $64,000.
John A. Moreck to John C.
Thomas, 1575 Wyoming Ave., Forty
Fort, property Teller Rd., Kingston
Twp., $25,000.
Nancy Sudol Sorbelli to Lake-
side Construction & Management
Inc., PO Box 103, Main Rd., Sweet
Valley, property Beverly Ave., King-
ston Twp., $8,000,
professionals in its membership.
The Holiday Open House is its first
coordinated promotion.
New members are welcome at
any time. Anyone who joins BMBPA
by the end of the year will be listed
free of charge in a members’
directory to be published in the
spring. For information, call Bartt
Slocum at 675-1167
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Competators receive honors at 4-H Horse
The 33rd Annual State 4-H Horse Show was held October 30
through November 1 at the State Farm Show Complex in Harris-
burg. The state show culminates the year for approximately 6,000
Pennsylvania 4-H members enrolled in horse and pony clubs. To be
eligible for this show, 4-H'ers had to advance through qualifying
competitions at county and district
levels.
More than 760 winners in county and district competitions vied for
awards at the state show. Amy Lloyd, Dallas above took 3rd place
in Hunter Hack Ponies. Katie Conyngham, Dallas, took 5th place.
Several other Luzerne County horse club members received recog-
nition in the state contest including: Tania Atherholt, Lehman; Cyndi
Boyle, Dallas; Heather Brosh, Nanticoke; Jennifer Harteis, Dallas:
Leigh Ann Hayman, Shickshinny; Rebecca Ide, W. Wyoming; Devon
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Police reports
Kingston Twp.
PEDESTRIAN HIT ON
ROUTE 309
According to Kingston Township
Police, Mary Barno Marshall
suffered injuries requiring
hospitalization after being hit by a
Dodge truck owned ‘by Ronald
Dennis of Dallas on November 16
at 9 A.M.
Kingston Township Police Report
that Marshall had come from the
Burger King Restaurant and
walked across the two lanes of
Route 309 South toward Schmids
Amoco. Once she reached the
medial strip, she walked 10 feet
north and looked both ways before
crossing Route 309 north according
to the police report. Marshall said
that she was in the right lane of ¥
Route 309 when she heard tires §
squealing. When she looked south:
and saw a vehicle coming, Marshall
started to run according to the
police report. According to
Kingston Township Police, Dennis
truck struck Marshall, knocking
her to the ground.
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