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DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS
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Kingston man to stand trial for
sarnying weapon, altering plates
“Kingston resident Michael G. other vehicle and someone had
Bra 19, waived hisright toa removed the sticker containing
preliminary hearing Sept. 19 be- its expiration date. The owner's
fore District Justice James Tupper card had also expired.
‘on ‘misdemeanor charges of car- While talking with Spencer and
‘rying a prohibited offensive his passengers, Haleysawamelal
“weapon and improper display of pipe sticking out from under the
vehicle documents. front seat. The pipe was welded to
He was also cited for drivingan a smaller pipe to resemble a side-
unregistered vehicle, using a li- handle baton used in police work
c¢ense plate on a vehicle it wasn't for riot control, but weighed more
issued to and fraudulent use of a than five lbs., much more than a
license plate. police baton, Haley said.
~ Spencer was arrested July 23 Haley was assisted by Dallas
by Lehman Twp. patrolman Jack Twp. patrolman Wayman Miers
Haley after police noticed himdriv- and Dallas Borough patrolman
ing erratically on Rts. 118 and James Drury.
415. During a routine records Spencer was represented by
check police found that the car's = public defender Jonathan Blum.
license plate was issued to an-
Tt i Hettes, 34, who was arrested Aug.
D.U.I CASES SENT TO 10 by Dallas Twp. patrolman
COUNTY COURT Wayman Miers after police ob-
The following D.U.IL defendants served him driving erratically on
waived their rights to preliminary Lower Demunds Road. After fail-
hearings before District Justice ing field sobriety tests, he took a
James Tupper Sept. 19: breath test which showed his
e Edwardsville resident Joseph ~~ blood alcohol level to be .14.
Kardish, 33, who was arrested Hetles waived his right to legal
June 30 by Dallas Borough pa- counsel.
trolman James Martin after po-
lice observed him driving errati- * Dallas resident Douglas
cally on Rl. 415, Main St. and Sorber, 48, who was arrested July
Huntsville Rd., nearly colliding 13 by Lake Twp. patrolman John
head-on with two oncoming cars. Young after police observed him
After failing field sobriety tests, driving erratically on Church
Kardish took a blood test which Road. After failing field sobriety
showed his blood alcohol level to tests, he took a blood test which
be .211, more than twice the legal showed his blood alcohol level to
limit of .10. be .104.
He was also cited for not using Sorber waived his right to legal
his dow beam. A related citation counsel,
for careless driving was dismissed. Young was assisted at the scene
Kardish was represented by pub- by Harveys Lake officers Karlowicz
lic defender Jonathan Blum. and Stubeda.
_e Dallas resident George S.
Swan, 49, who was arrested July CHARGES DISMISSED
21 by Dallas Borough patrolman Charges of harrassment and
William Norris after police ob- simple assaultagainst Trucksville
served him driving erratically on residents Kimberly and Robert
Rt. 415. When first asked for his Karavitch were dismissed Sept.
driver's license, Swan first pro- 19 after each refused to testify
duced a different ID card instead. against the other at a preliminary
After failing field sobriety tests, he hearing.
took a blood test which showed They had been arrested Sept. 7
his, blood alcohol level to be .157. by Kingston Twp. officer Charles
Swan was represented by at- Rauschkolb after being involved
~torney Ferris Webby. in a domestic dispute at their
-'e¢ Noxen resident Philip S. Meadowcrest Drive home.
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4-H membet Erin Popek raised the lamb purchased
by Larry Hilbert of Hilbert’s Tractor Store.
A lamb raised by 4-H member Sara Stone
A New Location for
The Grand
4-H member Richard Joyce, was bought Many local businesses came to
by Tom Rashinsky, Lehman Power. show support, while veteran auc-
4-H Sheep
first Lamb
Auction
Club held its first annual Market
Lamb Auction at the Luzerne
County Fair. Though very popular
at other county fairs, it's a first
locally.
The 4-H members raised lambs,
which were judged and later auc-
tioned to benefit the 4-H and the
a individual member to further his
raised by or her sheep flock.
ampion lam
tioneer Bob Earl donated his ser-
vices. Sy
The Grand Champion lamb,
Mulhenburg's Hillandale Farm,
was purchased by Tom Rashinski
of Lehman Power.
The Reserve Champion font.
Harveys Lake after some very
heated bidding.
Larry Hilbert of Hilbert's Trac-
tor Store, Rte. 415, Dallas and the
Dallas Agway Inc. also purchased
lambs.
Kids from eight to 18 years ald
SH
4-H member Ben Stone shows off his Reserve are invited to join the Luzerne
was bought by Mary Rakowski and Robert Champion lamb, with Eric Morrow Sr. and Jr. of County 4-H Sheep Club for next
Maleval from Agway, Inc. Quixote Enterprises, Inc., of Harveys Lake. year.
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