12 5} ‘Dallas Post Dallas; PA: !'= Thursday, March 27,2003 Jeffrey Box Kingston Twp. Supervisor Jeffrey K. Box, Shavertown has announced his candidacy for Kingston Township Supervi- sor in the May 20, primary elec- tion. Box is the former Township Manager of Kingston Township, having served in that capacity for 13 years. Jeff currently serves as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the ™ Northeastern Perinsylvariia Alliance, a regional economic development agency. Jeff received Bachelors De- grees from Wilkes University in Business Administration, Politi- cal Science and a Master's De- gree in Public Administration from Marywood University. Jeff is a former Club Scout Den Leader, current volunteer soccer coach with the Back Mountain Youth Soccer Associa- tion, and a Board member of Back Mountain Recreation, In- corporated. He resides in Shavertown with his wife Maire, son Christopher, and daughter Adrienne. David Jenkins Kingston Twp. Supervisor David J. Jenkins, 370 Howell Road, Shavertown, has an- nounced his candidacy for Kingston Township supervisor in the May 20th primary election. Jenkins is a life long resi- dent of Kingston Town- ship. He has served on the Kingston Town- ship Civil Ser- vice Commis- sion for the past nine years. For the past three years he has served on the Kingston Town- ship Zoning Hearing Board. Jenkins is a graduate of Bloomsburg University and has had a career in the banking and investment fields for the past 30 years. He is a Vice President of PNC Investments. He is active in the Shavertown United Methodist Church, serving as Treasurer and a member of the Finance Committee. Directions: Hes combine the Time delicious on" stage recipe p complimentary gift bag. yield: A fun night at the Hurry to t for Calt 570- 829- nea Times Leader Taste he Times Leader, 1 CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS Jenkins and his wife daughters Amanda, a junior "at Penn State University, and Lind- say, a senior at Dallas Senior High School, live in Shavertown. Sean McAndrew Kingston Twp. Supervisor Sean M. McAndrew announces his candidacy for Kingston Township Supervisor. McAndrew is a resident of Kingston Town- ship and currently serves as a member of the Kingston Town- ship Planning Commission. McAndrew earned an Asso- ciates Degree in Science from a Luzerne County Comunity College, a Bachelors Degree in Medical Records Ad- minsttration from York College and a’ Masters in Health Admin- istration Degree from the Uni- versity of Scranton. He is a Reg- istered Health Information Ad- ministrator through the Ameri- can Health Inforamtion Manage- ment Association and is em- ployed by Mercy Hospital in Scranton as the Director of Med- ical Rrecord Services. McAndrew resides in Kingston Township with his wife Lara and sons Connor and Kyle. Diane Dwyer Harveys Lake Borough Council Diane Dwyer has announced her candidacy for Harveys Lake Borough Council as a Democrat in the upcoming May primary election. She is a graduate of College Misericordia, has gradu- ate credits in Curriculum Devel- opment from Penn State Univer- sity and upon her retirement from a life-long career as a high school teacher has continued her education in Paralegal Stud- ies at Luzerne County Commu- nity College. During her teaching career she was a Keyette Advisor for five years, a basketball coach for two years and a cheerleader ad- visor/coach for 14 years. She has served on curriculum com- mittees, volunteered for many community events, and is presently a member and Parlia- mentarian for the Harveys Lake Greater Federation of Women’s Club. She is a life member of the New Jersey Retired Teachers As- ociation, the NJEA and the From childhood to young adulthood she has spent every summer at Harveys Lake in her family summer cottage located on Carpenter Road. When she retired from teaching in Point Pleasant, New Jersey she decid- ed to make Harveys Lake her home. Mary Dysleski Recorder of Deeds Mary K. (Swenski) Dysleski will seek re-election to the Office of Recorder of Deeds. Over the past four years the Recorder of Deeds’ Office has consistantly been under budget and has re- duced staff while recording in- creased numbers of documents and collecting fees for the county general fund, as well as fees for a number of other programs and county offices. Dysleski holds a Masters of Public Administration from Marywood University and Bach- elor’s Degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice from King's College. She holds a certification in Title Abstracting from the Pennsylvania Land Title Institute and worked as a title searcher for thirteen years prior to be- coming Recorder of Deeds. She is a graduate of Leadership Wilkes-Barre and has completed courses in regional and urban planning. Dysleski serves on the Board of Directors of GRIT (Washington Square . Apart- ments), is a member of the Kingston Township Long-Range Planning Committee, the Leader- ship Wilkes-Barre Advisory Council and a member of the Luzerne County Housing Trust. She is also a member of the Pennsylvania Recorder Deeds’ Associations, the Pennsylvania Recorders’ Improvement Associ- ation and the West Side Busi- ness and Professional Women’s Association. Dysleski resides in Kingston Township with her husband and daughter. Harry Mattern Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas Attorney Harry P. “Hap” Mat- tern of Kingston has announced TIRAMISU PARFAIT 14/2 cups hot water 3-1/2 teasp oons instant coffee, decaffeinated, divided 1/2 cup mascarp { package (8 02) f one cheese at-free cream cheese 1/8 cup dark brown sugar 1cup SPLENDA Granular 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1(16 oz.) Ange! f purchased from ooking Schoo! and Genetti's Hotel Home C and a haat A Mix together how to's, prizes, of Home Cooking school 15 North Mai tickets to this exciting even 2 teaspoon and Conven Taste of Home Recip Event eet, Wil i ets are $10.00 ke, sugar fr ree, oy cut in 1-inch pieces s cocoa, divided Center on Apri 30, bon e Collection. Sprinkle ina kes-Barre, PA 2 for additional information about the Times Leader Taste of Hon his candidacy for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County. He will be seek- ing both the Republican and De- mocratic nominations. Mattern has practiced law in Luzerne County for the past twenty-seven years. In addition to his private law practice, he has served as Solicitor for the Municipality of Kingston for the past six years. He is a 1966 graduate of Central Catholic High School (now Bishop O'Reil- ly High School), a 1970 graduate of King's College and a 1975 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. He is also a miliary veteran having served on active duty in the United States Army from 1970-1972. Mattern is married to the for- mer Mary Franey of West Pittston. They are the parents of Tess Mattern, a freshman at Boston University, Nora Mat- tern, a senior at Wyoming Valley West High School, Kate Mattern, a sophomore at Wyoming Valley West High School, Libby Mat- tern, an eighth grade student at Wyoming Valley West Middle School and Neil Mattern, a fourth grade student at Chester Street Elementary school. Matter is admitted to practice in the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Military Appeals and all courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the Luzerne County Bar Associ- ation and the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Attorney Mattern has also served as Solicitor for the Bear Creek Township Zoning Hearing Baord and the Kingston Pool Authority. Nanda Palissery Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas Attorney Nanda Palissery an- nounces he is seeking both the democratic and republican nominations for the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas in the May 20, primary. He will be seeking to fill the vacancy which will be left by retiring Judge Patrick J. Toole, Jr. Attorney Palissery is a part- ner in the general pratice firm of Palissery and Brown in Kingston. He has extensive criminal and civil litigation ex- TIMES LESDER 2003. Stir in perience in Ferderal, State and local courts. Prior to his legal practice, Palissery was a me- chanical engineer with Westing- house Corporation and an In- structor at Luzerene County Community College. He is a graduate of the Temple Univer- sity of Law, Philadelphia, and Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas. He also attend- ed Luzerne County Community College. Palissery now resides in Dal- las Township with his wife Di- ane and their three daughters, Gates, Mason, and Lexes. Harry Skene Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas West Pittston resident Harry W. Skene has declared his can- didacy for Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas Judge. Skene has his own legal prac- tice in Pittston and is solicitor for Luzerne County Controller Steve Flood. He has been prac- ticing for 14 years and is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Attorney Skene is admitted to practice in Feder- al Courts in the Eastern and Middle Districts and United States Tax Court. He obtained his J.D. from the University of Toledo and his LLM from the University of Pennsylvania. Lake Township tax reminder The 2003 County Municip property and per-capita taxes were mailed on February 14. Any township resident who did- n't receive a tax bill should noti- fy Donna Kocher at 639-1522 immediately. A reminder to residents - tax bills are mailed directly to the homeowner, and it is their re- sponsibility to forward property tax bills (not per capita) immedi- ately to the mortgage company or bank for payment. The rebate value ends April 14 and face value period ends June 13. Residents should contact Donna Kocher with address changes, or any questions or concerns regarding their proper- ty/ per capita taxes. Lake- Lehman Taxpayers meeting The Lake-Lehman School Dis- trict taxpayers association will ‘hold their regular monthly mee, ing April 3 in the meeting ro of the Lehman Township Munici- pal building located on “Old Route 115.” The meeting will start at 7 p.m. Send The Dallas Post to a friend. It makes a great gift. Call 675-5211 for information. DEMOCRATS Yote Michael A * SAVOKINAS Luzerne County ‘SHERIFF | TE Ey Bae SNA Bia, UO Paid for by the Committee to Elect Savokinag Sheriff ur ecial to You Receive a 288 page hardbound edition of A Taste of Home Cooking School's 50 Years of Gi Cooking cookbook when you sign-up* for convenient 7-day home delivery of the Times | TIMES Leader for 26 weeks for only $3.50 per week. Read the Leader, EADER www.TIMESLEADER.com For quick service, call 829-5000 or toll free 1-800-252-5603 Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 7:00 a.m. 12:00 noon * Pre-Paid Orders Only
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