oS TR SIE Sunday, February 10, 2013 PAGE 3 Fifth-grader Alexander Jennings takes time to read the certificate of achievement he received at a DARE graduation ceremony at Wycallis Elementary School. uation ceremony. CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Kingston Township Police Officer Frank Ziegler congratulates fifth-grader Anthony Carannante as he graduates during a DARE cere- mony at Wycallis Elementary School. Zeigler has presented the program in the Dallas School District for the last 18 years. A Fifth-grade students take a pledge to be responsible and not drink or use drugs during a DARE grad- DARE GRADS ifth-graders at Wycallis Elementary School recent- ly received certificates during graduation ceremo- nies for the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program. The program has been conducted in the Dallas School District by Kingston Township Police Officer Frank Ziegler for the last 18 years. Kingston Township Police Officer Frank Ziegler adjusts the micro- phone for fifth-grader Madison Pertl as she prepares to speak during a DARE graduation ceremony at Wycallis Elementary School. ye ; § wal The following Back Moun- tain real estate transactions have been recorded in the Lu- zerne County Office of Record- er of Deeds for the week of Jan. 28, 2013: Randall and Robin Mark to Penn Avenue Realty Company, Harveys Lake Borough; $595,000 William J. Sponseller Jr. (ad- ministrator), Thomas D. Spon- seller (estate) to Gary C. and Patricia A. Sponseller, 229 Fol- lies Road, Jackson Township; $1 x), Dorothy Ann Searfoss (es- —wate) to Renee Rondinella, Lot 2, Gittens Subdivision, Franklin Township; $75,000 Vincent Kasa to Patrick and Erin Herfron, Glenview Ter- race, Section G, Dallas Town- ship; $3,500 Fannie Mae (per attorney in fact), Federal National Mort- gage Association (per attorney in fact), McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, PC (attorney in fact) to Christopher and Kristi Boyer, 21 Skyview Drive, Dallas Township; $143,500 Federal Home Loan Mort- gage Corporation to Louis P. Burkhardt, 247 South Memo- rial Highway, aka 20 Mathers Drive, Kingston Township; $33,100 ® Bosak (administra- Terrance D. Meehan Jr, to Brian J. and Brenda Meehan, 3.50 acres, Harveys Lake Bor- ough; $116,000 Ryan R. Love, Sara Love and Sarah McQueen to Patrick M. Lyons, Lots 105, part of 106 and 107, Dallas Borough; $138,000 Anthony and Brenda Ferlen- da to Patrick J. Liberaski, Dallas Township; $328,000 Kenneth and Irene Wolfe to George R. and Therese F. Kol- la, Hunlock Township; $113,000 David J., Linda L. and Scott J, Smith to Robert M. and Kath- ryn E. Smith, 159 Indian Cave Road, Hunlock Township; $1 Michael S. and Dianne C. Sierko to Edward R. and Donna M. Ancas, Lot 20, Dallas Bor- ough; $138,000 Sandra F. and James A. Klia- movich, trustees, and James A. and Sandra F. Kliamovich Revo- cable Trust to Richard Harding, Hunlock Township; $125,000 Joanna B. Siegel, Joanna B. Gover to Renee Casterline, 1007 Mountain View Road, Leh- man Township; $129,500 Rick W. Kitchell to Cheryl L. Myers, Harveys Lake Borough; $26,000 John L. Stravinski to Rob Frey, Harveys Lake Borough; $128,900 Pantry ventory is low [While all non-perishable ods are needed and welcome at any time, inventories at the Back Mountain Food Pantry are low and the greatest needs at this time are pancake mix and syrup, cold cereal, oatmeal, evaporated and condensed milk, hot chocolate mix, peanut butter and jelly and juice. The pantry has a particular need for non-perishable foods during January, February and March when very few food drives are scheduled. Individuals or groups wish- ing to donate a monetary gift or nonperishable food may call the pantry at 696-2917 for informa- tion or to arrange a mutually convenient time for our volun- teers on duty toreceive the food. Food may also be dropped off at the following locations dur- ing regular operating hours: Cooks Pharmacy, Route 309 in Shavertown; Hilbert’s Tractor Store, Route 415 in Dallas; and St. Paul Lutheran Church, Dal- las. Monetary donations may be mailed to the Back Mountain Food Pantry, c/o Trucksville United Methodist Church, 40 Knob Hill Road, Trucksville, PA 18708. AMANDA HRYCYNA PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Participents led by Anthony Glover, in white, the father of two year old Jasleen, who is battling leukemia, get prepared for the Polar Bear Plunge into Harvey's Lake on Feb. 2. The funds raised will benefit the Glover family. Plunging into frigid waters for a cause hey jumped into the frigid waters of Harveys Lake last Saturday — all in the name of helping a sick child. Pat Doyne, of Luzerne, learned about Polar Bear Plung- es from a gentleman he met from Pittsburgh and decided to coordinate one of his own, donating the money to a charitable cause. Doyne didn’t have to go far to find that charitable cause as the daughter of a fellow employee at Mohegan Sun Ca- sino is in need. Two-year-old Jasleen Glover, of Wilkes-Barre, whose fa- ther Anthony works at the casino, is being treated for leu- kemia at Janet Weis Children’s Hospital in Danville. Doyne decided to donate the money from the plunge to- ward Jasleen’s medical expenses. Participants of the Polar Bear Plunge hurry out of the water after their dip in Harveys Lake.
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