The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, November 16, 1994 3 : No smoking sign going on at Dallas By GRACE R. DOVE | Post Staff such as the teachers’ rooms. propriate slogans or ads for to- i Students caught smoking are bacco or alcohol. i P ~ If the Dallas school board gets issued a non-traffic citation with At the regular board meeting, i & its way, Joe Camel won't be wel- a fine of $50 plus $37.50 costs the board voted to: . come, either on a pack of ciga- through the district magistrate, . rettes or on a T-shirt, on school according to high school principal * Accept the resignations of property during school hours. Frank Galicki. business clerk Nancy Miller and ! The board discussed banning The new smoking banwouldbe custodian Robert Moore. smoking on school property be- implemented gradually for the * Appoint business clerk Cath- E tween the hours of 8 a.m. and staff, with the district making erine Fauerback at an annual 4:40 p.m. at its November 14 available programs to stop smok- salary of $12,370 and custodian committee-of-the-whole meeting ing. Richard Schooley at an annual and directed superintendent The board also discussed ; salary of $13,021. J | Gerald Wycallis to draft a policy amending the student dress code, » Approve a list of senior high |] 0 for the next meeting. which forbids extremely short and middle school basketball and § Presently, students aren't al- shorts, tops showing a bare mid- wrestling coaches. lowed to smoke on school prop- riff, “low-rider” jeans which ex- » Appoint forensics team advi- § erty, but teachers and staff may poseaperson’sextremelowerback sor Duane Hyland at an annual i use designated smoking areas, and any T-shirts sporting inap- salary of $1,000. : l KT taxes 0 ALLA S The Back Mountain : : POST PHOTO/GRACE R. DOVE C [2 Source 3 : ; y ! - EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT - This covered sign, showing four color-coded trails on Gamelands 57 sta same BI KEW RK . f Pe) on Sorber Mountain, was dedicated by Loyalville resident Eric Pimm, 13, as part of his Eagle 0) S Rt. 309 Dallas Shopping Center | Scout project. Attending the dedication were, kneeling: Troop 693 members Matt Hinton, Rick 675-2616 Blaine, James Yozwiak and Bob Brown; standing: Susquehanna Trailers member Betty Smith, By GRACE R. DOVE : scoutmaster John Pimm, assistant scoutmaster Joseph R. Banos, Eric Pimm, Pennsylvania Game Post Staff Ross . Scott i Ultimax . Hufty I Commission land manager Eugene R. Weiner, Jr. and Susquehanna Trailers member Harry West. : Professionally Built Bicycles | Kingston Township's prelimi- Ys nary 1995 budget has set two new =) V records, according to township § | He's an Eagle Scout at age 13 | =i on't Fall Back on | | For the first time in its history, ; - - earned income tax collections have A Dy * l { | Eric Pimm adds to the Passer hel] Slon Toa e Fitness! | § > ; - . [3 ° o o . , { ® on family Scouting legacy I take real pride um being a year, we have collected $1,000,924 i PLT member of the Order of the in earned income tax revenues,” WwW h S . i By GRACE R. DOVE Arrow. It’s a great honor.” Box said in his budget message. e ave tal I i Post Staff . g . “It happened earlier than I had . i alg Eric Pimm | anticipated.” Ste ppers and Ski ] .-. When it comes to Scouting, Eric Pimm of Loyalville Eagle Scout And for the second consecutive . t Loyalville doesn't believe in wasting time. your ; Is budge doesn't include a Trai ners n Stock i He's the first boy in Troop 693, Harveys In addition to working on many Scout service Teal Shiaie In. ro Lake, to attain the rank of Eagle Scout — and at projects, helping at Camp Acalaly and “doing Jbolisned last Feat os pve. fo r | ndoo r Trai nin ga ; age 13 one of the area's youngest candidates everything I can to help promote Scouting,” he mill jax ha en levied sce { ; o } for the coveted Eagle pin and sapphire blue was also recently selected to become a member 1982 and would have generated E | Ww | scarf. ir of the Order of the Arrow, an elite Boy Scout or- approximaiely $74,000 in 199, : Eric finished his project Nov. 6 at Gamelands ganization teaching Native American culture, in Total revenues and Sxpendi spi 57 on Sorber Mountain, when his troop dedi- which he is the third youngest member of his Luge Nave “increased ino FX FX E24 IR . cated a roofed sign showing a map of the clan. $1,251,678, seven percent or ¥ | gameland'’s four Joe Gmiter Trails and four “I take real pride in being a member of the $77,372 more than last year, a . \ : markers for the color-coded trails. Order of the Arrow,” he said. “It's a great aceortling ito he preliminary Bring Your Highest Expectations | The covered sign showing the trail maps also honor.” budget passed at the regular & The A ‘ E Card® 1 i November 9 supervisors’ meet- € American Xpress ar features specially-built nesting places for bats Eric's Eagle Scout project, marking the 27 : . . ' ; and small birds. miles of the Joe Gmiter Trails at Sorber Moun- nee gest ieroete th ta wt To Enjoy Peking Chef's Second Annual With the help of his fellow Scouts, he also tain’s Gamelands 57, is the area's first map of : A 4 | cleared deadfails and brush from the 27 miles game lands:trails. Pp penditures i the Polipe 31 ae ORIENTAL SEAFOOD FESTIVAL 2 o | of trails and planted wild grapes and wildflow- The Joe Gmiter Trails were laid out and Pe Shania en is ni ef | ers Jor hikers Sidi Wide Hay : named for deceased club president Gmiter four Wi re ry 199 4 OF 24 percen N ow thru N ovember 3 Oth : e p plans to add log benches an years ago by Susquehanna Trailers members . : : : : i scenic areas to the trails. Ed Smith, Harry West, Luther Kocher and The increases include raises Enjoy the Sensational taste of Authentic | While filling his sash with several dozen Pennsylvania Game Commssion land manager for officers and CTOSSing guards Oriental Seafood Delicacies. | merit badges, the Lake-Lehman eighth-grader ~~ Eugene R. Weiner, Jr. and the addition Cignainier alice e Shrimp e¢ Lobster ¢ Scallops “didn’t realize how quickly he was advancing in At age 13, Eric's accomplishments are un- ‘to the department, Whic nas e Fish ¢ Clams °*Mussels i Scouting — he was too busy having fun. usual, according to the Northeastern Pennsyl- operated with eight men, since a i vania Boy Scout Council. The youngest age for 1939, whiletandling sifintreas Co — op 1 “We're a Scouting family,” Eric said. “My dad, an Eagle Scout is 13, with most candidates ing amber of calls, Bos said. A Sp 4 : ; } | John, is the scoutmaster and my mom, Joyce, finishing their work between the ages of 16 and mo t i! t Ag ness oe Supsivi: fir! / V7 C. ] : ~ | is our unit commissioner. She organizes our 18. sors i s io bid of $1,739 to . oO BD: troop’s fundraising activities and does other “Being an Eagle Scout will be important for ib Ho) t 2 2 2 Ci Noy | work. My brothers, Jeff and Greg, are Cub me in the future,” said Eric, who plans to join 5 i) pd os i) sey lice i Scouts.” the service after high school. “A friend who is a wn he i ro M a ds Bors i ih For People Who Take Their |] «Eric attended the National Boy Scout Jambo- Marine drill sergeant told me it would be a bi y ] ree at Fort Athey Hill, VA, in 1993 and plans to help. I figured that what I learned while ak I yohicles tobe h sed instants and Chinese Food Seriously. i attend the World Boy Scout Jamboree in my Eagle Scout rank will be better than saying & ne SD molilon AE RICAN Holland next year. that | played football for a couple of years. of a vacant, dilapidated, partially eres CARDS collapsed building at 63 Stafford : 2 | St. until the township learns how Don't Leave Home Without It. | : large a grant the county will pay Dallas Sh i i : ” for demolition. 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