The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, August 2, 1995 3 — LL 10?) '. | Summer alon t, \ u 2 i : a country lane 0 1- i 1, _- Cathy Shaskas, at right, walked Otis home on Machell Avenue J. | in Dallas. In the barn, Chelsea r.9) @ | Andrews, left below, brushed down Alf, and Joanna Oliver, 0 right, bedded down Hawkeye “ - after a busy day at Winterview Farm. In the photo at bottom e "+" center, dressage lessons were : “I underway inside the barn. o | POST PHOTOS/CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK Coates mulls expansion By GRACE R. DOVE Post Staff = + DALLAS TOWNSHIP - If the zoning board approves its request at a meeting August 7, Coates Reprographic plans to add an 18,000 square-foot warehotise to its facility and remove several smaller outbuildings at the site. Established in the mid-1950's as Surface Processes, the com- pany is located on 7 1/2 acres on Country Club Road, presently zoned S-1 (suburban residential.) Businesses, which are noncon- forming uses in the township's S- 1 districts, may expand by only 25 percent, according to zoning officer Len Kozick. “We want to discuss with the 9) @& zoning board what's necessary for id > us to expand,” said executive vice 3 2 president John Law. “Our busi- e i ness is going well and we ‘need more space. Of course, we will 2 respect the environment at Yhe : site.” : ; The building will cost more than 4 $1 million and will bring several new jobs to the area, Law said. He 3 said he can’t give more specific Dy @ figures until after the company ) ; meets with the zoning board.. i i In the past 18 months, Coates / has expanded its workforce by 17 : percent, from 29 to 34, he added. : Coates Reprographics is owned 12 by TOTAL Oil Co., which acquired J itin 1978 and is headquartered in ei France. : It is a division of one of the 2 world's largest producers of print- Pra ing inks and toners. The Dallas : Township plant makes toner powders, which it sells to whole- ¢ sale distributors, who market itin i the non-impact printing industry under their own names. The 30,000 square-foot plant : contains the manufacturing and : packaging lines and warehouse. Once the company resolves the zoning issues, it will prepare more DD 9 detailed engineering plans, which will include parking facilities and compliance with stormwater run- off regulations, Law said. = Harveys Lake council wants its police studied > @ BY GRACE 7. DOVE consultant's familiarity with the forwards it to the municipality. 19 percent of the borough's an- size of the department, the popu- ” Harvey s Lake po8 ues fa nual budget. : LAKE - The bor- lation it serves and the type of me ollicers — chief Lione * Ci : Shoals passed a resolution municipal government. Consult- ford, assistant chiefRonald Spock Boice said he is awaiiing the ata special meetingJuly 28toask ants aren't allowed to have any (out on permanent disability) and outcome of several tests” before the Pennsylvania Department of personal ties with the police de- patrolman Mark Karlonis — and making any public announce Community Affairs (DCA) to evalu- partment or the community it six part-time officers. Bulford's ments about the department, re- ate the police department's op- Serves, Orndorf said. yearly salary is $21,500, while fusing to describe what tests were $20,000 was budgeted this year given and to whom. sralions] ok Boice notified. the Before the DCA begins the g, gh00k's salary, according to He is also. toatl ae : en of his intention torequest Study: the municipalitymustpass the 1995 budget. Karlonis earns ip 50 EN Sng ie JOHN HALBING, DALLAS : : i a resolution requesting its assis- ported dispute between two offi ARO a (he DCA's assistance at its regu- "pg. . 1 ce the DCA pays the $8.58 per hour. Part-time patrol- cers, in which a part-time officer SCCA GT-1 CAMAR D ®t July 18 meeting. iltants wages and expenses, men earn $7.75 per hour, accord- said he “felt threatened” during POCONO SPORTS CAR GRAND PRIX The DCA employs a statewide go ; : _ Ing to borough secretary Carole an argument with a full-time offi- RCE! a” : the studies don't cost the munici ¢ JULY 30, 1995 IST PLACE! pool of 24 police chiefs who work rts : Samson. cer. ? ; | ol : palities anything, Orndorf said. as part-time consultants, perform- : ; Fel .. | ing management studies of local After meeting with the munici- Boice said he doesn’t know Fran Kopko reported to the ya | police departments available at pal governing body and reviewing ~~ whether or not the council will council that he met with officers Grotto D 177A | no cost to municipalities. the department's entire operation hire another full-time officer to and president Ed Kelly July 16 to Boe Tord | “According to DCA police con- - facilities, number of officers, replace Spock. ; improve communication” be- thelegendary taste sulting supervisor Domer Orndorf, training, equipment, scheduling The police department sbudget tween the department and the the DCA matches the consultant and other data — the consultant is $116,700, which accounts for borough council. » | P'S with the community based onthe submits areporttothe DCA, which : | = | i King's ' | Your oo Stop Soccer Shop Five ho at d For All Level Players | "0 | Mg i | ® cert ted Estadio Adults 612 - 11 97 | | : 1995 Wilkes-Barre Triathlon (rsd BIWht/Gre sg 34 SAO "0 @ Welon Bank Race Weekend Schedule QTd h sid ,FIEROGIES _ Estadio Jr. childrens 97 : P YSICIAS, : SATURDAY AUGUST 12, 1995: BUY BeRed. Sestss B00 ' | 12:00 Noon Registration at Penn State : . . on : 12:00-5:00 Health, Sports, and Nutrition Expo adidas 24= v Ie 1d e at Penn State - fitness testing and H : Ph nutrition demonstrations; fitness I Torra Liga Adutts 61/2 - 12 ! a : J product vendors | BikWht/Green ” oe SOUrce Of mI GING D 0, lf MD. | 2:00 p.m. Professional triathlete appearances, l Torra Liga Jr. children's oy, | Lg ; Campbell, M.D. I interviews and autograph signing Blk/Wht/Green Sizes 1-6 | 4 (] ee a ! 4:00 p.m. Press Conference Redondo Liga children's | if the ual i A numyus Denn “i Ma 5:00 p.m. Mandatory Pre-Race Meeting for PENNSIATE___ Sasi Ari Sizes ¥Y12- 8 * In-office diagnostic testing, including: wl 22; dag oi Ahietes le & X-ray, EKG, Holter monitor, blood pressure and ! : i ! So monitoring, a and ; SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1995: | RFR. primary pulmonary function tests. It is Song Suggested at Spoctolys Gi) | Superstar MD 7 : 5 at Penn State and not travel to the Lake; Children's ‘ . MOST HEALTH INSURANGE PLANS ACCEPTED | parking is very limited at the Lake; shuttle ; ho oh Sizes 2V2- 6 2477 8 We look forward to seeing you at our new facilit buses will run from Penn State to the Race : / i (are providing greater Si and easier ed Start and return. | #10 Baggio Ir. 1 . 7. i: with a spacious clinic and modern outpatient 8:15 a.m. Race Start, | Children's Sizes Y13 - 6 24 »E e gages suite designed with your wellness | Harvey's Lake Beach Club I Blk/Wht : Your al \l Te bees 8:35am. First Swimmer finish (estimate); | ® Dallas, PA 18612 bike leg begins I 675-2111 9:00-3:00 Sports Expo at finish area at Penn State i Nec § Se 9:30 a.m. First biker finish (estimate) . ‘ [ DALLAS Gat? 10:15 a.m. First overall finisher (estimate) i | FAMILY PRACTICE ! 1:45 p.m. Awards Ceremony & Raffle. Office hours by appointment: | i Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. £ . 52 BL | Sr AA p.m. : Wy OMING VALLEY L Sunday, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. k K-08 HEALTH CARE SYSTEM : An affliate of WYOMING VALLEY HEALTH CARE SYSTEM J suabuadlig
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