—_—e : 2 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, March ‘7, 1993 Property transfers © Property transfers recorded at the Luzerne County Court House from February 11, 1993 to March 2, 1993. Prices are extrapolated from transfer taxes paid. JRH Inc. to Clarence T. New- comb, 309 Bunker Hill Rd., Wyo- - ming, property Idlewood Dr., Dallas Twp., $16,000. Alan F. Updyke to Lawrence L. Dawes, RR 3, Box 37, Hunlock Creek, property Main Rd., 2.00 “ac., Lake Twp., $13,200. LTC System Inc., to BK Den- ~ tureslInc., 401 Moltke Ave. Scran- ‘ton, property Twp. Rd. 593, Lehman Twp., $242,583. . Stuart Heydt to Geisinger Foun- ‘dation, 100 N. Academy Ave., ~ Danville, property L2, Bl 2, Bul- ford Farm, Jckson Township, $330,000. Pa. Green Acres Inc., to Mi- chaelJ. Hudacekdr., 835W. Main ~ St., Plymouth, property 45 acres, ‘Ross Twp., $300. Daniel Behm to Victoria L. Cooper, RR 3, Box 211, Harveys Lake, property Lt. 3, Boro of Har- veys Lake, $54,500. Estate of Joseph W. Borkowski to Barry J. Horvath, 10 W. Ridge St., Shavertown, property Lt. L& K, Twp. of Lehman, $15,000. ~ Allen K. Kidd to Anthony J. Wisneski, RD 2, Box 183A, Tunkhannock, property 3 parcels, ~ Boro of Harveys Lake. $90,000. Peter J. Hillard Jr. to Charles Guskiewicz, 35 Maude St., W. Nanticoke, property 2 parcels, Twp. of Lehman, $6,000. Marvin CarkhufftoJms. Reese, 100 Perrin Ave., Shavertown, property 0.74 acres, Twp. ofKing- ston, $68,000. Est. of Eliz. R. Ruckno to Gen- eral Waterwork Corp., 2004 Ren- aissance, King of Prussia, prop- erty 0.97 acre, Boro of Harveys Lake, $18,000. Michael E. Casey to Sidney E. Blaine, 3711 Stanton St., Phila- delphia, property 2 parcels, Har- veys Lake. Madge B. Hudson to Edward Michael Campbell, Box 388-1, RD 2, Dallas, property Lehman Twp., $65,500. Yenny's Car Wash Inc. to Scott Parkhurst, 203 Manor Dr., Shav- ertown, property 2 parcels, Dallas Boro, $111,000. John A. Cresko Jr. to John O. Yaple, 19 Westminster Dr., Dal- las, property Westminster Dr., Dallas Twp., $114,500. Estate Henry J. Nied to Nancy E. Schlosser, RR 1, Box 81E, North Lake, Ross Twp., property North Pond, L13,114, 13-A, 14-A, Ross Twp., $70,000. Robert W. Kleiner II, to Thomas E. Heffernan, 48 Monroe Ave., - Dallas, property Monroe Ave., Dallas $110,000. Litz announces candidacy for Dallas School Boar John P. Litz of Windsor Drive in Dallas announces that he is a candidate for a 4-year term as a “School Director in the Dallas School District. He has filed on both the Democratic and Republican slates. Litz served as a School Director from 1988 to 1991 and was Presi- dent of the Board in 1991. A graduate of Lafayette College with a B.S. in Electrical Engineer- ing, Litz received a Masters Degree in Business Administration from . Wilkes College. He is also a Regis- tered Professional Engineer and a * Registered Professional Land Sur- * veyor in the Commonwealth of ' Pennsylvania. Litzis a 1987 gradu- - ate of the Leadership Wilkes-Barre , ‘program. *, Litz is employed by UGI Utili- « ties, Inc. in Kingston as Division _ Controller. He is a member of ' Wilkes-Barre Rotary, serves on the’ board of United Cerebral Palsy of . Luzerne County and is a member » of the Citizens Advisory Council to _ ‘the Dallas School District. He had “been associated with the Back ' Mountain Youth Soccer Associa- * = Et a La SE BS EL + 4B HHA i ‘tion for nine years as a coach, : ‘board member and President of JOHNP.LITZ the Association. Litz has been a resident of Dal- las for 20 years. He and his wife, Ann are the parents of three chil- dren: Regan and Damian, gradu- ates of Dallas Senior High School and Matthew, a student at the Dallas Middle School. 108 |s Straight from the n H, wed Carpn $$$ OAK LOGS AT PINE PRICES $$$ Mortgage Down § § Lumber Up There is still time (Till April 12th, 1993) to place an order and invest in a Gastineau Home Standard Floor Plan at 1992 Prices to be shipped before October 10th, 1993. WoodLine Homes Sabol announces candidacy Principal §. 454 for Kingston Twp. supervisor (continued from page 1) Paul M. Sabol of 43 South Pio- neer Avenue, Trucksville has an- nounced his candidacy for the position of Township Supervisor in Kingston Township. A resident ofthe Township for nearly 40 years, Sabol will seek election as a Re- publican candidate. Sabol has served as a member of the Kingston Township Police Department forover 30years. Since 1972 and until January 31 of this year, he served as the chief of police. He has attained a number of prestigious law enforcement posts, which include past president of the Luzerne County Chiefs of Po- lice Association, past president of the Northeast PA Chiefs of Police Associations, and immediate past president of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. He has also served as treasurer of the Back Mountain Police Association for 24 years and also served as its president. Sabol is a life member of the Trucksville Volunteer Fire Com- pany after 28 years of active serv- ice. He was also an active member for many years with the Kingston Township Ambulance Association. Sabol is a member of the George M. Dallas Lodge 531, the Caldwell Consistory of Bloomsburg, and the Irem Temple. Sabol lists among his accom- plishments and community con- tributions his annual chairman- ship of the Back Mountain } olice Association's Annual Ham and Egg Breakfast, which benefits LUZARC (Luzerne County Association for Retarded Citizens). He has served as chairman of the Back Mountain Control Center Joint Operating Commission since its inception in 1987 and has worked with his PAUL M. SABOL colleagues toward the successful implementation of Luzerne County's first 911 telecommuni- cations system. He is well-known for his pro- gressive stance in law enforcement, having served on advisory boards, which have enacted Luzerne County's first Emergency Radio Communication System and the first criminal records retrieval and information center for the county. He has been a strong proponent of shared or cooperative services among Back Mountain communi- ties. Sabol views his past working knowledge of government at the local, county, state, and federal levels as being a major benefit in providing progressive and fiscally- competent leadership to the citi- zens of Kingston Township. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA POISON CENTER 1-800-521-6110 —y ==! — BAN b 3a { : See Yourself With A New Hairstyle Before It's Cut! 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Section 509 of the Crimes Code deals with the use of force by a teacher. The section states that use of force by a teacher is justifiable if a teacher feels it's necessary to maintain discipline and “the degree of force, if used by a parent, is not unjus- tifiable.” Force would be unjustifiable when “it is designed to cause, or known to create, a substantial risk of death, serious bodily in- jury, disfigurement, extreme pain or mental distresss." The bottom line according to Anders, and the main reason given cial Coupon ROBO Car Wash "$9.0 Dallas ) Spring S, | Dallas 461 Memorial Save 4 ROBO Washes for only $10 With Coupon * Exp. 4/31/93 Attendant on duty 8:00 - 5:30 Daily Need a Fundraising Idea? Call 696-1891 by Gregory for his decision, is that faculty and staff act “en loco pa- rentis” over a child while he is at school. That phrase means that the staff can use the same amount of force a parent would use in order to maintain discipline. Anders and Gregory both stated the use of force used by Martinelli did not even meet the require- ments of corporal punishment. “In my 10 years as an attor- ney," Anders concluded his clos- 1 ing argument, “this is the weakest prosecution that I've ever seen. The only crime committed here is the crime that we're in court to answer these ridiculous charges.” Martinelli thanked the school community for their suppott and also expressed relief that the pain and embarrassment endured by his family and friends was over. “Everyone, from the teachers right on up to the school board was very supportive,” said Marti- nelli, who was surrounded by family and friends in the court- room. “They were just great. They all helped me to get through this. Irs ithe dismissal of charges) a big relief.” The parents of the boy, Howard ) ) \& 4 D9 and Debbie Jones of Dallas Town- } ship, were not called to testify at the hearing. 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