. 2: The Dallas Post } Dallas, PA Wednesday, January 14, 1998 ol 4 Checkout line closed only minutes before car came through ‘Dallas Twp., $47,000. + Harry W. Clark, estate al, to . John C. Gilllespie, et ux, Lot 28 ' College Manor, Dallas Twp., | $8120,000. Henry F. VanHorn, et ux, to Kerry P. Klinges, et ux, Kingston Twp., $90,000. Marquis Homes, to David Kasper, et ux, Lot 11, Maple Crest Trucksville Nursery School now accepting applications Trucksville Nursery School is pleased toannounce registrations ~ dates for the 1998/99 school year. Registration forms will be accepted from current school families and church families beginning Jan. 19. Alumni families may register beginning Jan. 26 and new fami- lies beginning Feb. 2. and will delay entry into Kinder- | garten until the following year. Positive self-concepts are nur- tured in a caring environment with an average student/teacher ratio of 10 to 1 depending on the age group. “Hands-On” activities, based within the framework of a com- On Saturday, January 24th, Hillside Farms Ice Cream Store (Rt. 309) welcomes BagelART bagels to their Our annual Open House will be prehensive curriculum, encour- By RONALD BARTIZEK held Fri., Jan. 30 from 10 a.m.- age the development of social, | ) 4 Post Staff 12:30 p.m. Prospective parents emotionaland cognitive skills and Ey are encouraged to utilize this time the love of learning. DALLAS - When she started to see our facilities and speak Classes are offered during our _ working at Mr. Z's supermarket with our staff. morning sessions from 9:30 to 12 “in Dallas two months ago, Janelle ,» Trucksville Nursery School of- or during our afternoon sessions Klein had no idea how exciting fers developmentally appropriate from 1 to 3:30. For more informa- ~ the work would be. She found out programs beginning with a tion and a registration form, please _ Saturday afternoon when an out- Playgroup for 2 1/2 years old, two call the Nursery School Office _of-control ‘86 Ford Thunderbird and three day classes for 3 year weekdays at 696-3899 or faxyour crashed through the front win- : olds and three, four and five day request to 696-3898. ’ dows, landing completely inside : : POST PHOTO/RON BARTIZEK classes for 4 and 5 years olds. The Nursery School is located D f the store. Workers cleaned up the checkout line at Mr. Z's supermarket after a 1986 Thunderbird was removed. “The Next Step” is a new and in the Trucksville United Method- ~ Klein had closed down register ~~ The car ended up completely within the store after crashing through plate glass windows. unique five day program for chil- jst Church Educational Building, 5 just minutes before 80-year-old : : : dren who turn five after March 1 Church Road, Trucksville. | ‘Alice Dorosky of Shavertown made Dorosky said she panicked and open at the time. Saud powhing like oss had ever | a smashing entrance. Police re- pressed harder on a pedal that Joanne Nociasta of Harveys appened before. “I hope it never . . ! ports said Dorosky was backing apparently was the accelerator, Lake had just left the store forher happens again, either,” he said a Harveys Lake to pick up Christmas trees | out of a handicap parking space not the brake. lunch break when she saw thecar ~~ couple of hour S after ihe cor was Harveys Lake Public Works Department will be picking up Christ- directly in front of the store, when After crossing the lanes in front ~~ Shoot into the store. She said the hauled out of his store. mas trees on January 22 and 23. If there is bad weather, the alternate . shesaid the car “went flyingback- ofthe store, Dorosky’'s carvaulted front bumper “flew off” when the Four people besides Dorosky pick up dates will be Jan. 29 and 30. wards,” leaving an 18-foot skid over a sidewalk and through the Thunderbird hit the guardrail. She were slighily injured, the worst The Borough would also like to remind residents the dumpster mark. plate glass windows, pushing the said the most exciting things un- apparenily a glass gut thai haps located at the Borough garage is no longer available on the last weekend. >» | vr Theright front of the car caught checkout counter and register til Saturday were shoplifting ar- pened after the incident. Dorosky of each month. Depending upon the weather, the dumpsters will be a guard rail, and it began to spin behind it. Neither that register rests. has been cited for careless driv- open to the residents in either March or April, again depending on the backwards toward the store. nor the one adjacent to it were Tom Mertz, the store manager, Ing. weather. : Charges against hunter going to trial Dallas resident Raymond for him to stop. Malak ignored ~, diy 6 ’ WAS airenied Dee police orders and pulled a knife : ‘by State Game Commission offic- out of his pants pocket. He was : k SN ers William Norris and James forced to er by police Pine Br 00 Restaurant PY « Jolley after police were notified when he refused to stop and ' 3 \ that Malak had shot a deer inside swung at an officer. Pp New Year S Vacation Over Chase Prison property. Malak is charged with simple Open J anuary 16th Fine Japanese Cuisine A prison employee said he SPOl- assault, resisting arrest, taking 3047 Lower Demunds Rd., Dallas, PA ted Malak, who took off running possession of game or wildlife and : Appreciated : after the employee yelled to him. failing to wear protective materi- Reservations ppreciate 67 5- 3 5 50 Gg Tan d O p enin 4 Police followed footprints that jig We Look Forward to Serving You eventually led to a fresh drag trail He waived his right to a pre- : Sr ae from pe deer. I trols liminary hearing before District Fine Dining Japanese Cuisine ‘Police spotted Malak and yelle ] p y Justice James Tupper. Elegant Atmosphere | PROPERTY TRANSFERS Hibachi Style Cooking PD he following property trans- Walter Jinatti, et al, to Michael Sushi Lounge Jers were recorded at the Luzerne A. Dziak, et ux, Harveys Lake Full Cocktail Bar _ County Courthouse for the weekof Bor., $300,000. Dec. 19-31; Benjamin Spencer, et ux, to : Elizabeth Biezup, estate al, to James J. Mahon, et ux, Briarwood Reserontions Suggested GerarddJ. Schmid, etux,434Main Dr., Jackson Twp., $30,500. ~ St. Dallas Borough, $37,500. Tenenbaum’s Vacation Stores, Hours: Sun-Thurs 4:30 - 10:00 Mary Sholtis, estate al, toJames Inc. to Mary Lou Button, 2 par- Fri-Sat 4:30 - 11:00 Trevethan, et ux, 1 ac. Dallas cels, Kingston Twp., $100,000. | | 8 Twp., $95,500. Harold W. Lyons, Jr., et ux, to B IART 23 4 | Samuel Morelli, estate al, to Albert V. Kingsbury, et ux, Lot 2, age age S are 1000 State Street Susan L. Harris, Lot 143, Dallas Kingston Twp., $60,000. - v (Abington Sy Behind es | ~ Twp., $68,000. Clare M. Dominik, to Francis g t D 1 -32 + Laura lee Wesley, vir al, to Cimino, et ux, Kingston Twp., com a n 0 a as . 5 7 3 3 5 | | (Cletus L. Hoyt, et ux, 0.28 ac., $111,000. | « ».. Anderson Building Co., Inc. to .43 ac. Kingston Twp., $250,000 . ‘Brent L. Berger, et ux, 1.113 Or- Daniel Marascio, uxal, to Rich- Dallas Location. L ' chard View Terr., Dallas Twp., ard C. Gardner, et ux, 61 Sunrise ; : - $26,000. Estates, Kingston Twp., $240. 000. Deborah A. Varga, vir al, to John ‘Tarreto Jr., et ux, to ' Randolph Yale, 2 parcels, Dallas Charles S. Sachs, et ux, Lot 7 : wp, $42,500. Sunny Acres, Lake Twp., $84,000. ~~ Allen Kidd, Jr., et ux, to Guy J. Kimberly A. Holcomb, vir al, to : Giordano, Harveys Lake Bor., Donald E. Aldritch, et ux, Ross 8 86. 500. Twp., $113,000. N.E. 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