,_ be fib The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Thursday ,August 22, 2002 3 PROPERTY TRANSFERS The following property transfers were recorded at the Luzerne County courthouse the week of August 9-15, 2002. Brett Slocum et ux to Paul M. Reinert, see deed, Dallas Bor- ough, $142,500. R.N. Fitch & Sons to Deerfield Qo Hallmark, Inc., Lot 55 Deer eadow Est., Dallas Borough, $44,064. Geroge Michaels et ux to Alfred Tamanini et, Lot 209 Davenport Ave., Dallas Borough, $15,000. Robert A. Hughes estate to John N. Daily, Lots 46, 47 Reynolds PIt., Dallas Borough, 115,000. ark A. Vanvalin to Michael Barlow et ux, L42-45A Dallas Hghts, Dallas Twp., $18,000. Lo-Meadows, Inc. to Joseph Enis et ux, Unit 717 The Greens, Dallas Twp., $317,500. William Zacharias et ux to Christopher Huey, Lot 3 Bluff Pointe, Dallas Twp., $86,100. John A. Shaffer to Brett B. @locum et ux, 4.47 acres, Franklin Twp., $150,000. Thomas Mack et ux to Kevin Carty et ux, 19 Lakeside Dr., Harveys Lake Bor., $600,000. Peter Nicolois to Gail A. Stevens, Lots 8, 9 Bayfield, Harveys Lake Bor., $82,000. athan Brown et ux to Jeffrey . Hosle, see deed, Harveys Lake Bor., $75,000. Mary Charney to Philip J. Fogli et ux, Lot 29 Hemlock Hills, Harveys Lake Bor., $27,500. David Mansfield et x to Tara E. Zukosky, Lot 31 Edgewood Hghts, $117,000. Craig Barto et ux to Albert Balti- er et ux, 70 Peace St., Lake wp., $143,000. Ibine A. Lavenduski-to Peter Lewandowski et ux, 5 Fenwood Dr., $98,500 Camille Calvitti to Ronald Dele- van, Lot 3 Powder Horn est., Dallas Twp., $255,000. Al Lomascola et al to Kenneth Kuras, Evans Cottage #3, Har- ys Lake Bor., $2,500. Joseph Shaver et ux'to Eugene Bartoli, Lot 93 Barnum Plot, Harveys Lake Bor., $182,500. Realty Champion to Realty Champion, 191 acres, Jackson Twp., $150,000. Mark Bogusky et ux to Brian James et ux, 2095 Chase Rd., Jackson Twp., $150,000. Bruce Stamper et ux to Russell . Devens et ux, 29 Heights r., Kingston Twp., $154,900. David Murray et ux to Raymond Sabecky Jr., Lots 25, 26 & 27, Kingston Twp., $89,000. Luther Strunk et ux to Scott MacKay et ux, 61 E. Center St., Kingston Twp., $92,000. Edward O’Dell et ux to Robert rego Jr, Lt 14, 15 Meadow Lake, Lehman Twp., $111,700. Andrew Kopczynski et ux to Kris Lunderman et ux, Lot 13 Amber Woods, Lehman Twp., $36,900. College Misericordia to apply for PA historical marker College Misericordia President Michael A. MacDowell met recent- ly with Dallas Borough officials and Pennsylvania Representative George Hasay (R-117) to discuss placement of historical markers in the Borough. The commemorative markers, part of a popular state program, would be installed on the campus and in Dallas to note College Misericordia’s 78-year history and the rich history of Dallas Borough. Shown in front of College Misericordia’s recently renovated Admin- istration Building are from left: Joe Moskovitz, manager, Dallas Borough; Rep. George Hasay; Dr. Michael A. MacDowell, presi- dent, College Misericordia; and Timothy J. Carroll, mayor, Dallas Borough. Trucksville woman charged with theft, providing false identification WILKES-BARRE — Kiersten White, 22, of Trucksville, was taken into custody by Wilkes- Barre Township police August 7 at the Interfaith Apartment Com- plex, Wilkes- Barre on charges stem- ming from a July 30 attempt- ed theft at Wal- Mart in Wilkes- Barre Township. According to police: White faces charges of false identification to law enforcement authorities, unsworn falsifica- tion to authorities, retail theft and harassment after providing identification, claiming to be Suzanne Wasilius of Dallas, to police after the July 30 incident. White was also wanted on an outstanding capius for failure to appear before the court on July 3 Police said officers from Wilkes-Barre Township and the Wilkes-Barre City Police Depart- Kiersten White ment's SID Unit conducted a joint investigation in locating White at the apartment complex. Police said White was appre- hended after a short foot pur- suit, at which time, she resisted arrest, scratching and kicking officers. She was taken to Luzerne County Correctional Fa- cility and logged on the capius. White appeared before District ~ Justice Michael Dotzel for ar- raignment on the township charges, and bail was set a $10,000. She is currently lodged at the correctionl facility. Police said additional charges of resisting arrest, possession of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia will be added. Editor's Note: A report in the August 8, 2002 issue of The Dal- las Post contained a report that Suzanne Wasilius had been ar- rested for attempting to steal merchandise at the Wilkes-Barre Wal-Mart. Subsequent to that date, it was learned that Kiersten White was charged with falsely claiming to be Wasilius. Tell our advertisers you saw them in The Dallas Post. They'll appreciate it, and so will we. Lehman Twp. (continued from page 1) stabilize erosion and prevent sediment from flowing and. col- lecting downstream, said Jack Hanish. While a $100,000 grant for a storm water drainpipe was re- jected, Hanish is optimistic about the availability of other funds and will continue to apply for Growing Greener and federal grants after further analysis of the grant rejection. Hanish said the lake's biggest problem is storm water drainage into the lake. Two Lake-Lehman High School students, unaware they needed insurance and permits from the township for the pro- ject, held an auto show at the Luzerne County Fairgrounds on Route 118 as part of their senior project. Township officials scrambled to issue temporary permits and Dallas Fall Fair, Inc. provided insurance for the event. A letter was sent to the Lake-Lehman School District superintendent outlining proce- dures for temporary permits and off campus activities. “The kids try to do good things for the community as part of (their senior projects). The last thing we wanted to do was shut them down,” said Sutton. “This is all supposed to be part of the learning curve for them anyway. “I know one student had a golf tournament to buy (heart) defib- rillators,” continued Sutton, praising the students for their contributions to the community. “We have two kids that are building picnic tables for the Back Mountain recreation park and are trying to find people to fund them.” Last month, residents Dean Cassaday and Fred Valentine of Fern Ridge Road, requested the paving of the road by the town- ship. The request has been de- nied as the proposed paving pro- ject is only 10 feet wide and does not comply with state standards for liquid fuel transport. “I've checked with the state and paving must be a minimum of 16 feet wide and it is not fea- sible on that road,” said Road- master and Supervisor Doug Ide. A continuation of a resident's complaint and a subsequent po- lice complaint was issued to Marcy S. Evans of Cease Terrace for operation of an auto repair business in a residential zone. Evans claims he is not operating a business but is performing work for family members. The zoning officer requested a writ- ten report from Evans on July 1 but no response has been re- ceived yet. Zoning officer Charles Bartlett and Barbara Sims, administra- tor/coordinator of the Lehman Township Planning Commission, are continuing to collect infor- mation to be used in updating the Lehman Township zoning district map. The supervisors adopted the policy and procedures manual of the police department as re- quested by Chief Howard Kocher. Manager threatened him, councilman claims DALLAS BOROUGH — Coun- cilman Dennis Garvey has filed a private criminal complaint against Borough Manager Joseph Moskovitz, claiming the manager harassed and threat- ened him. The complaint stems from a Jan. 2 incident in which Garvey claims Moskovitz called him at work. Garvey claims Moskovitz told Garvey he would do everything Senior Citizens Centers spon- sored by the Area Agency on ag- ing for, Luzerne and Wyoming Counties offers hot noon meals Monday through Friday to peo- ple 60 years of age or older. Do- “nations from participants are gratefully accepted and needed in order to expand this program. The following is the menu for the week of August 22-28. All menus include margarine, milk and coffee. The local Senior Cen- ter is located at 22 Rice St., Dal- las. THURSDAY: French toast with maple syrup, sausage, hot fruit compote, orange juice, corn muffin. FRIDAY: Caesar salad with grilled chicken, fresh carrot sti cks, mixed fruit cup, dinner roll, Italian ice. MONDAY: BBQ chicken, but- ternut squash, cauliflower with buttercrumb topping, whole ‘wheat bread, chilled pears. TUESDAY: Stuffed green pep- per, whipped potatoes, green beans, dinner roll, citrus sec- tions.. WEDNESDAY: Rigatoni with meaatballs, hot fruit compote, broccoli, Italian bread, gelatin with whipped topping. Lions seek members The Dallas Lions are looking for new members. Anyone inter- ested in joining the club should contact any club member or they can contact Frank Rollman at 675-4485. Want to know who's playing what for whom? The Dallas Post tells you this and more. We don't just give you the plays. We deliver analysis, stats, and more. And you can depend on our delivery staff for timely, courteous service. For home delivery, as INE Dallas Post Ww in his power to “get rid of him.” He also threatened to “hold (Garvey) by (his) ankles out the second floor window and shake you until your good eye pops out,” according to the complaint that was filed July 30 with Dis- trict Justice James Tupper. Reached at the borough build- ing Tuesday, Moskovitz declined comment. Council President John Oliver said he heard about the incident ‘Cub Scout Pact 232 Registration Night Cub Scout Pact 232 “Registration Night” will be held at 6: 30 P. m. Tuesday, September 3 at Gate of Heaven School Gymnasi- um. The pack is sponsored by Gate of Heaven Church. All boys ih one through five are invited to attend. Contact Dan : Ghezzi (Cubmaster) 674-4039 for more information. that prompted the complaint, but had no first-hand knowledge of what happened. “I'd like to see this play out in magistrate court, on the face of it, it’s frivolous,” Oliver said. In the complaint Garvey said two borough employees were with Moskovitz when he called Garvey. Moskovitz faces summary complaints of harassment and harassment and threats of bodi- MSC Preferred is Properties, Inc. Dee Field Realtor REALTOR® Call Me For All Your Real Estate Needs... ~~ We Negotiate All Terms and Commissions [R 288-3555 or 675-5 130 Evngs. 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