The Times Leader. Wflkes-Bofre, PA, Thursday, March 7, 1 991 3D Honor Roll In Your To wn George Bond. Salvatore A. Bottars. Lym Am Brarkey.
Mekssa Bnskn, Cheryl Aikwn Ourda. Lgh Bnarnaulaoro. Cures Cannon. Neoie Castekani. Eac John Chrwaan, Uchete Chrts-lophar.
Sarah Etzabeth Cook. Mam Sue Davia. Adam Dekicca. Jusan Detwaer. Mcoias Dkasi.
Mcheie Donovan. Megan Drake. Jemrfar En appjrBirthday gw, lamara Favata. Mchael Fedorko, Jeffrey John Fish, Brian David Ftynn, Lym Maria Fugok. Jennifer Gabnesne6M.
Ketty Gibert, Shaun Guoea. Charles David Goff. MchfMl J. Goss, Tnsha Gnffrth. Patrick Thomas Himon.
Mark HndL Aiaa Marie Hotzman. kekssa Oafttgher, Barry R. Gfrffche. Adrianne T. Gusty ka.
Lon Arm Harchar. Douglas Hungarter, Courtney Jane. Stephen A. Kurila. Angela Lapafcx David LacMnujno, John Uktm Utta.
Robyn E. Martm, Janw McCracken, Makssa Am McGeer. Manhew Moran, Dnwr Morrow. EtaaoeOi Motor, Megan Jane Phdpa, Mansa Pub. Leah Rubm.
Amy Sakalouckas. ric Sarv kjca. Kneupher Schroeder. baa Mane Stack, Sara Su, Khara M. Thomas.
Mekssa Tomas-c. Jeffrey ft Trane, Lindaay A. Vancavage. andfkcoieZomerteid. Grade Chnstopher Amone, Courtney Br en-ner, Sheftey Bruehen.
Amy a Carpenlef. Susan Mary Chernesky. Robin A. Cnat. Barbara Danoheck, Shaun Daney.
Jeanne Davenport. Witam M. Feldman. Abigai Fetz, Jesse Hindmarsru Courtney Anne Hobos, Dale T. Jenkins.
Lisa Renee Jones, Elzabeth Kansier, Lau-rene Kocytowski. Karen Krysiewski. Brian Ku-har. Shelly Lebenson, Mkole base, Jaime Am Martm, Trusha Menu. Lisa N.
Myslak. Mario Nardone. Jessica Meczykowski, Amy Lynn Poplawski. Lisa M. Fksboskin.
Tara Am Rus-se. Rebecca Salach. Brian Sanders, Brian S. Sokotoski. Kristy M.
Steele. Raymond Terwil-tger, and Beth D. Yaron. 1 1 fJ I I -IIP Scott Yarmel Scott Yarmel. the son of John and Linda Yarmel of Luzerne, la celebrating his first birthday today.
Thursday. March 7. 1991. Scott Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Yablonski of Lu-eerne. Scott has two brothers, John. 12. and Christopher, 5. Jordan E.
Pascucci Jordan Elizabeth Pascucd. the daughter of Andrew and Gall Pascucci. Forty Fort, win celebrate her tenth birthday today. Thursday. March 7.
1991. Jordan's grandparents are Warren and Gloria Gauger and Franklin and Catherine Pascucd Her great-grandparents are Elwood Gauger. Susan Pascucd; and Jo-' seph and Catherine ODonnefl. She has two brothers. Drew.
5. and Dean. 5 months. Meghan M. Torbik Meghan M.
Torbik. the daughter of Richard and Marl-ellen Torbik of Exeter, celebrates her sixth birthday today, Thursday. March 7. 1991. She Is the granddaughter of Andrew and Matilda Torbik.
Wllkes-Barre; and Francis and Dolores Walsh of Houston. Tx. The following schools have announced the honor roll for the second quarter of the 1990-1991 school year. Wyoming Valley West -Middle School High Honors with Distinction Grade 6: fjtvkl M. Dernko, David W.
Dougherty. Mchael Freedrnan. Lee Am Gtowzanski. Denel Ham. Ethan Lacy.
Eric Las. Moke McGmley. Alyasa Nobile, Karen A. Osier, Jet-key Panzer, Laura M. StemmeM.
and Richard a Taylor. Grade 7: Heather Bakar. Emily a Bodtsh. Checla Ann Bcrtnetd. Mchael Coeteao, Michael Dmucrneki.
Todd Reiachman. Therese Hummel, Angela Januste, Jonathan Johnson, Tan Ann LaataMraM. Jan Marie Morgan, ton NastansW, Kandra Leigh Pukateh. April A. Sleaney.
Srtriee Tevet, Joshua Thomas, and LyrmYarmey. Grade Coiaen Abetter, Neil Andreas, Angel A. Bekauska. Bonnie Boyle, Deskee Can, Kelly Elizabeth Ctegfl. Tracy A.
GO, Michelle Girvan. Meiany Kalrnanrjwicz. Jil Macfcay, Jeffrey Mesaros, Abbe Laina Scraowrtz. Rwhard Singer, Rekha Srinrvasan, John J. Stratgis, Kathleen Tatpan.
Jackie Taylor, and Jill Walsh. High Honors Grade Cheryl Ann AdamcNk, Anthony Agati. Oeanna Attavilla, Jessica Arnetrano, Aaron C. Baker. David Bodosky.
Brad Paul Cecconi, Eiz-abeth Cerase. Angela Chackan. Marco A. Christian. Jacktyrm Ann Clause, Jennifer Lynn Ctegg.
Stacy Lee Cochran, Rebecca Conway, Shannon J. Coooey, Justin J. Costelo, Madia A. Cramer. Rende M.
DeMarco, Dana M. Oomant. Carin Donahue, Robyn Endress, Susan FronczkieiMcz, Bettyanne N. Fuches, David GlalaneHa, Jeeaica Gilroy. Theresa Golden.
Stacey M. Gross, Lisa M. Hand ley, John Hea-ley. M. Healey, Westyn Hinchey.
Robynn Jactdoski. Jennifer Johnson. Peter J. Karis, Amanda J. Keener.
Denise Kotojejchick. Gregory Koval. Kristina Kowalski, Katarryn Kwiatkowski. Reuben Levy. Jennifer Ann Lewis, Nmberty A.
Maguschak. Robyn A. Morgan, KJmberly Nerwano, Jami.e Lee Niznik. Mcde M. Pace.
Janette a PleczynsM, Amber Richards. Jessica Roberta, Shelby Rohwedder, Skyler Rohwedder, Michael Rubin, Kristen F. Scavone, Scott M. Siako, Todd W. Slembarsld, Elizabeth Arme Smee, Katy Smith, Patricia M.
Soroka. Jil M. Struckus. Ryan J. Tagnanl, Nicoie Thompson, Michelle A.
Wasley. Jessica a Yarmey, and Krisa Yurka Grade 7: Timothy Paul Anderson, Jennifer Ar-doHne, Megan Bacso, Sarah Naorri Blamett, HoUy Ann Blizzard, Joseph A. Boytan, AJyssa Brokaw, Laura Ann Brown, Tracey Catina, Jean Marie Cunningham, Christopher Emmert, Adri-eme Arm Evans, Michael Feder, Melissa nugnes, ueora nummei. ion jean jonnson, Colette Em Jordan. Jennifer laratonda.
Patrick Brian Keating, Keri Am Kemma. Richard Ker-povKh. Bryan C. Kobusky. Joseph Kosloski.
Michael George Kozick. Keay Krorick. Linda Mane Krout. Joseph M. Lewis, Tracy Lynn Lew.
Jessica Lym London. Brian Malecki, Lym Am Matyndcak. Douglas Scott Manin, Jeffrey Martin. Christopher Mattocks. Frank Mc-Cabe.
Kelly McGee. Karen McLaughln. Joseph Meitizzo, Jocetyn Morgaa Ftobert Tnomas KaL Tara Elen Nearhood. Jerry ferviano, David O'Kane, Christopher Owen. Matisse Jean Pa-ters, Michael A.
Petros, Meissa A. Petroski, Thomas Pimchuck. Christin Pryor, Tiffany Rtterv bery, Jonathon Rohrbach, Jason Rucco, Heathor Russet Melanie Saroscek, Jessica Saxtcfl. Carrie Shone. Gina SkoronsM, John Smee, John Charles Smith.
Erika Lym Stitzer, Patrick G. Storz, Andrew Straub, Paula Sweet, Louis John Tapia. Barry James Teal, Jason Thome. Janel Mary Urban. Sacha Wifkina, Ryan Yarmel.
Jaime Lym eager, and Kety C. Ziegentus. Grade 8: Gary Ackerman, Tanya AdamsW, Hector Alvarez, Sherl Am Andersoa Michael Baez, David Banyar, Joshua Btockus, Kelly Am Bremen, Tiffany Buchowstd, Jason Bulco, Misty Campben, Neal E. Carey, Vincent J. Cecconi, Joseph Chacke.
Kristen Chadwick, Melissa A. Chameski. Sandra Chernpanos, MicheHe Crusarick, Sandra Chisarick, Danielle Chwiej. Randy Czuba, Kristin Dancheck, Frits Lawrence Dekker, Marc A. Dingman, Keith Dohl, Charles Donahue, Christine Donnelly, Rebecca Edwards, Jill Evans, Scott A.
Girvan, John Gorham, Robert Granick, Rebecca Hosts, Daniel a Jenkins, Renee Lym Jenkins, John Francis Kabtck, Lesley Kase, Joelle Keefe, David Anthony Kondrad, Aison Konefal, Jennifer Kopines, Brandy Kozick, Rebecca Kramer, James 0. Lacy, Kimberty Lartdn, Aaron Luka, Lisa M. Maciejczyk, Katrina Malecki, Molly Maltoy, Mandy Melovitz, Michelle Mikus. Susan Ann Monko, Tracey Morgan, Andrea Lym Mutizing, Nicole Mustick, Cherifyn Nesbftt. Kristopher Neupauer, Milanee Penlto, Theresa Petriga.
Cathy-Bea Porter. Mark J. Pryor, John A. Rallo. Gina Leigh Resdnrti, Rachael Ritten-house, Leigh Am Roberts, Jess Rosentel, Melissa Sandsbury, Larissa Ann Scott, Laura Lynn Segarra, John Shahoney, Sarah Shone, Heather Shonk, Jaclyn Shultz, Patrick Michael Honors Grade 6: Jill I.
Ackerman, Carolyn Argento, Cheryl J. Baui Shannon Baloh. Megan Barort-tis, A. Basarab. Pamela Bayer, Brian 3err-.
Jeffrey A. Bfard, Etzabeth Bloomburg, Vanessa Bogdan, Christopher Bonn, Tracy M. Bower, Gregg Boyer, Karen Bradley, Cori Marie Brogna. Christa Burry, John CaHahan, Juke Casey, Raymond Charnick, Joseph W. Cheek, Jennifer J.
Coutts, Amy A. Czuba. Fran-kkn Dale, Dawn D. Demchak. Thomas John Dicton, Kristen M.
Drank, Jason Ducey, Lisa Ferkel, Dariele Flock, Christian Fulks, Bernard Gardzalla, Jennifer Gilbert. Joseph Goss, Jeremy M. Gruver, Michael Gutch. Jeanne M. Hit-ard, April R.
Hogan, Michael Joseph Hudak, Vanessa Rae Hughes, Sarah Lynn Hurst, Sarah lorio, Tracy Kaslavage, Abbe Kerestes, Karl Kerr, Jessica A. Ktwak, Nicole Ktem, Melissa Kobusky. Karen A. Kotchik. Jermtfer Kruppo, Nicholas Kuharcik.
Timothy Laquin-tano, Brooke Lau, Mary M. Lewis. Jennifer Logan, Stephanie Mackiewicz, Tammy Marks. Alyson McDonough, Kevin Mikulka, Todd J. Montjgney, Cara Nash, Heather M.
Nestorick. Amanda Nothen, Amie a O'Kane, Sandra O'Konski, Tiffany Pacovsky, William A. Parry, Donald Perrin, Jul Am Petlock. Mary Grace Philips. Katrian Protheroe, Christian Pryor, Jason Michael Pugh, Lisa M.
Rauh, Thomas M. Reese, Bruce Ridilla, Tara Roper, Heidi E. Ruckno, Erin Sanders, Laura A. Senchak, Lisa A. Sdnchak, Kyle 6.
Skjlin, Heather M. Smal, Nicole M. Sobieski, Lori Sokotoski, Denise Sprague, Jin A. Slankoski, David P. Stiles, Matthew P.
Stitzer, Jutett Syreika, Matthew Tho Ail Jf Charli Edmonds Charli Charette Edmonds, the daughter of Tyrone and Sharon Edmonds, of Wllkes-Barre, is celebrating her third birthday today, Thursday. March 7, 199 1 Cianl Amu Cmith UaatKA. CmMi Tinntk, mas, Meredith Thomas, Melanie D. Smith, David A. Slier, Stephanie Stoiarskj, Kris masak, Gerald J.
Vflale. Rebecca Voetker, Nancy Waslewski, Teresa A. Wilk, Michael Wil-Nams, Michael J. Williams, Christopher Yena-levitch, Jodi Yuscavage. Melinda E.
Boltz ten sireiansM, uavia ineisen, Manone I nomas, Stephen G. Tomasak, Sarah Jean Triebe-neck, bsa vlkara, Hugh P. Louis Wahnr Knllv Whalon Rnrbu Whtta Mnnnn and you. WiHams, Philip F. Wolfe, Tracey Am Yankay, Nicole M.
Yarmel, David Yeager, Mark Zawilski, and Dawn M. Zlotnlcki. Grade 7: John Michael Andraka. Michael R. Antonishak, Glenn Aston, Keira M.
Babuska, Margaret Mary Bala, Crystal Marie Bilby, David and you! Area firms get contracts for turnpike renovations Melinda Elizabeth Boltz. the daughter of James and Carol Boltz of Nantlco*ke, Is celebrating her third birthday today. Thursday. March 7. 1991.
She Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boltz. Terry Lowyn; Ruth Brown, all of Nantlco*ke. She Is the great-granddaughter of Elizabeth Boltz, and James Obes, both of Nantlco*ke; and Catherine Wournell of New Jersey.
Melinda has a sister, Alicia, 7. Andrew J. Reinhart Andrew Joseph Reinhart the son of Kathleen Reinhart of Wllkes-Barre. celebrates his sixth birthday today, Thursday. March 7.
1991. Andrew is the grandson of Andrew Reinhart and Marie Weldemann. both of Wllkes-Barre. Marie Hines and Louis Sweltzer, happy birthday from. Marge Hontz.
Jonathan Bennlck, happy birthday, Jonathan! From, Uncle Bill, Aunt Nancy. Billy, Cary and Dawn. Shavertown was awarded the general construction contract at a cost of approximately $10.5 million. Their portion of the project Includes: construction of interchange buildings, roadway and ramps, as well as lighting Installation. Other contracts were awarded to the following low-bidding firms: PHILADELPHIA (PRNewswlre) Pennsylvania Turnpike Commissioners on Wednesday awarded contracts for the reconstruction of the toll plazas and utility buildings at the Wyoming Valley (No.
37) and Scranton (No. 38) Interchanges on the Northeast Extension. American Asphalt Paving Co. of Inc. of Scranton at a total bid of $130,000 Electrical work: Everon Electrical Contractors Inc.
of Dun-more at a total cost of $498,000 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning: H.N. Gardner Co. Inc. of Scranton, for a total of $248,000. Alleged arsonist charged with setting second tire ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal Notices 002 Legal Notice 002 Legal Notice 002 Legal Notice 002 I Ugal NotlcM 002 INVITATION TO BID SECTION A The Jackson Township Board of Supervisors wlH receive sealed bids for renovations of the Jackson Township Municipal Building, Hunstvilte Road, Shavertown, PA 18708 until (EDST) on Monday, April 1, 1991, at Pasonlck i.
Seargent, 165 North Wllkes-Barre Boulevard, Wllkes-Barre, PA 18702. Bids received after that time wlH not be accepted. AH work Is to be Included on prim contract. The bids wfH be opened oubilcty at a meeting al the Jackson Township Fir Hall. Chase Road, Jackson Township, PA 18708 at 7 JO p.m.
(EDST) on Monday, April 1, 1991. Th Township may hold th bids for a period not to exceed forty-five (45) days from the date of opening the bids for the purpose of reviewing th bids prior to awarding th contract. The Township reseves the right to accept or reiect any or all bids and to waive any or all Informalities In the bidding. Bidding documents may be examined and obtained for a refundable deposit of (75.00 per set al Pasonlck Seargent, Inc. 165 N.
WHkes-Barre Wllkes-Barre, PA 18702 (telephone 717-824-4463, Contact parson, JIN Lloka) Each additional set of docu "Offtcl Notk it htrbv otvn by rht Board of School Directors of Iht WHkM-Bami Arc School OhMd of rht following Commlt-fet Mesflne: Plant Operations CommlftM wM meet on Friday, March (, 1991, at 12 Noon, In the Board Room of the Admlnlttrallon BufMlne. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD James J. Kelly, By VALERIE F. GEIST Tfmes Leader Staff Writer WEST PITTSTON A West Wyoming man arrested on arson charges last month was charged Wednesday with setting another flre that destroyed a trailer full of wood. Thomas Fink, of Eighth Street, was charged Wednesday with setting a Jan.
30 blaze that gutted the trailer at VP Auto Sales on Apollo Drive In West Wyoming. There were no injuries. Two of Fink's friends, Jeffrey Ambrose and Ronald Weaver, told police they gave Fink a ride to the scene of the flre and he later told them he'd set it. according to an arrest affidavit filed with District Justice Carmen MafTei. Fink, 19, also was charged Wednesday with making terroristic threats and disorderly conduct for allegedly scuffling with police and threatening them during his arraignment last month.
Swoyersville police said Fink also will face charges for assaulting a female television photographer at his arraignment before District Justice Andrew Barilla in Swoyersville. Maffei increased Fink's ball by $30,000 for the new charges Wednesday. Fink had been lodged in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility for lack of 100,000 bail since his arrest. He was remanded to the prison Wednesday. Fink was arrested last month for alleg- edly torching an empty home in West Wyoming.
Fink was to have a preliminary hearing in that case Wednesday. But it was postponed because his attorney. Luzerne County Assistant Public Defender Joseph Saporito, failed to appear. Police said Saporito hadn't been informed of the hearing by his office. Fink will have a hearing on all the charges against him at 10 a.m.
March 20. LEGAL NOTICE The Wl Side Area Voattonat-Tachnlcal School toMcils bids from mporolbie vandore until Monday, April 22, 1991, at 1:00 PM. In trw Administrative Director's office of said school, 75 Evans Kfneston, PA 1704-W99 forth following: THE CITY OF HAZLETON, Luierne County, Pennsylvania, win receive Bids for the following Public Works Protect, at the office of the Director of Administration, 40 North Church Street, City HaH Building, Haileton, Pennsylvania 18201, until 7-00 p.m pre-vaHIng lime, on the 13th day of March 1991, al which time aH such Bids wlH be pubHcty opened and read aloud; Conversion of existing square frames 8. covers to new round frames 8, covers to meet existing road grades at various locations within the City of HaHeron. (Approxlmatery 23a manholes.) The contract documents.
Including applicable Drawings and Specifications, pertaining to such Bids, are on fll and available for Inspection al the office of the City Engineer, Room 33, City Hal Building, 40 North Church Street, Hazleton, PA 18201. Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained by paying S50.00, non refundable, at such City Engineer's office for each set of Contract Documents so obtained. Checks shall be made payable to the "Director of Administration, City of Addenda, ff any wlH be Issued to only those persons whose name and address art on record with the City Engineer as having obtained a set of the Contract Documents, A certified or chashler's check, payable to the order of "City of Haileton" or a satisfactory Bid Bond, In the form provided in the Contract Documents, executed by the Bidder and an acceptable corporate surety, In an amount equal to 10 of the total Bid shall be submitted with each Bid. The Ownr reserves the right In Its discretion to reiecf any or all Bids or to waive any Irregularities, omissions or mistakes in the Bidding process. Bids may be held by the Owner for a period of sixty (0)davs after the date of the bid opening for the purpose of reviewing the bids and evaluating the qualifications of the bidders prior to awarding any contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid before the expiration of such sixty (60) day provided however, that If the award of contract is delayed by a required approval of another government agency, the sale of bonds, or the award of a grant or grants, the Owner shall reiecf all bids or awerd the contract to tht lowest responsible bidder within 120 days of the date of bid opening, and no bidder may withdraw his bid before the expiration of such 120 day period. Thirty (30) day extensions of the date of the award of contract may be made with the mutual written consent of the Owner and the lowest responsible bidder. Within thirty (30) days of the date that the contract is awarded, the contract shaH be executed by the Owner and th successful bidder, and the Owner shaH issue a notice to proceed unless the flm shaH be extended by the mutual written consent of th Owner and th successful bidder. Prior to th award of th Contract, th successful bidder shaH furnish to the Owner a performance bond and payment bond. In th form contained in the Contract Document and executed by a satisfactory surety, each equal to 100 of the total Contract amount.
Th City of Hazleton is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. Pennsylvania Stat prevailing Minimum Wages w(H apply. City of Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania BvAnuPatel LJ General, Educational and AIMetlc Supplies and Equipment Specifications for Hi foreoolno Hems may be secured upon application to the business Manager. Bkfs win be opened at a matting of the Joint Operating Commute on Monday, April 22, 1991, commencing at fcOO PM. In rn library of fht school.
Bernard M. Nlovtckl Secretary ments can purchased at the cost of reproduction and handling. Any cost for postage wlH be Incurred by the contractor. Make checks payable to Pasonlck Seargent, Inc. The contract shall be A.I.A.
Document A101 Standard Form of Agreement between Owner and Contractor 1987 Edition. Th Contract shall be written to reserve ten (10) percent for final payment. Final payment will be made within thirty (30) days aftor satisfactory complaildn of work. A Bid bond In th amount of ton percent (10) of the bid shaH accompany each bid. The Bid Bond shall be executed by the Contractor and an authorized surety company licensed to do business In the State of Pennsylvania, as guarantee thai.
If the bid Is accepted, the bidder will execute and file the proposed contract and shaH furnish and pay for a Performance and a Labor and Material Payment Bond In the amount of one hundred percent (100) of the Contract Sum and payment of ail costs thereof, within ten (10) davs after the award of the Contract. If, after thirty (30) davs the bidder shall fall to execute said Contract and Bond, the Bid Bond or (Certified check) shaH be forfeited to the Owner as liquidated damages. The bid guarantee of all bidders, except the three (3) low bidders will be returned within three (3) davs after the executed contracts and required bonds have bean approved by the Owner. The successful bidder will be required to fll a Stipulation Against Mechanics Liens prior to commencing work. Stale prevailing minimum wage predetermination and Federal rates have been Included for this protect and compliance is required.
The Labor Standards, Wage, Determination Decision, and Antl Kickback regulations (29CFR, Part 3) Issued by the Secretary of Labor are Included In the contract documents of this protect and govern all work under the contracts. Non-dlscrlmlnatlon In employment-bidders on this work win be required to comply with the President's Executive Order 11246 and wlH be required to Insure thai employees and applicants for employment are not discriminated against because of their race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. In addition to EEO Executive Order 1 1246, contractors must also establish a 6.9 goal for female participation and 0.6 goal for minority participation In his aggregate on-site construction work force for contrcts In ax-cess of 10,000 as per the notice of requirement for affirmative -action as contained In the contract documents. Attention Is called to Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, 12 USC 179 LU and the Section 3 clause and regulations set forth 135. Jackson Township Is an Equal Employment Opportunity Em- 2 GOP senators want state to sell liquor stores to ease budget woes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters of Administration have been granted to United Perm Bank In fht Estaf of Mary Bridget Freeman, late of Shawanese, Lake Township, Lmerne County, who died February 10, 1991.
AH persons Indebted to said decedent are requested to make payment and thou having claims or demands against estate to present the same without delay to United Perm Bank, Administrator, West Market Street, Wllkes-Barre, PA 1(711. A Man M. Kluger, Esquire Houriean, Kluger, Spohrer Qulrm 700 United Penn Bank BuHdlne Wllkes-Barre, PA 16711 Director of Administration To Place Your Ad Call 829-7130 From Hazleton Area Call TOLL FREE 1-800-432-8649 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Thomas J. Adams, III Thorp Consumer Discount Company, trading and doing business as ITT Consumer Discount Company, Plaintiff, In The Court Of Common Pleas Of Luzerne County Civil Action -Law I Action In Mortgage Foreclosure Has the cold weather left your car winter weary? Turn to classified for repair and service listings. In The United Slates Bankruptcy Court For Th Western District Of Pennsylvania Inrr Donald W.
Herrlnglon, Debtor Bankruptcy Case No. 90-00149E Gary V.Sklba, Esquire, Interim Trustee Motion No. 91-197 ment and inventory would add about $325 million to the state treasury. He estimated another $32 million to $50 million in tax revenue would be collected by the state each year. Proponents of the idea say tax revenue would increase because private companies selling liquor would pay corporate tax, in addition to liquor taxes already being generated.
The proposal faces a rough road, since other Senate Republicans and many Democrats are opposed to It. Among the doubters is state Sen. John Shumaker. who chairs the Law and Justice Committee, which would have to act on the bill. Fisher and Greenleaf said the state's potential $1 billion deficit would entice some former opponents to support the measure this year.
But Ed Cloonan, president of the Independent State Store Union, said the plan would serve only to make alcohol more readily available and to make newspapers richer through increased advertising The Pennsylvania State Police, which is responsible for enforcing liquor laws, said the plan would lead to more drunken drivers and traffic deaths and an Increase in liquor-related crimes. Casey's spokesman, Vlnce Carocci, added, "Nothing changes the governor's view that a control system Is the best public policy, and to suggest that this is somehow going to relieve us of economic difficulties by raising a windfall of revenue is not sound fiscal policy either." HARraSBIO AP)- Two Senate Republicans put a new twist on an old idea Wednesday, saying the state should sell Its liquor stores arid use the profits to help ease budgetpfoblems. State Sens. D. Michael Fisher.
R-Alleghe-ny, and Stewart Greenleaf, R-Montgomery, said private stores would provide lower prices to customers, create new jobs and bring more money into the state treasury through higher tax collections. The legislation, which they said would be introduced in the near future, came under immediate attack from unions representing state store workers. Gov. Robert P. Casey and some Democratic lawmakers.
Similar proposals in the past have failed. Under the plan, the state would sell Its liquor stores to the highest bidders by Jan. 1 A person or corporation would not be able to own more than 1 0 stores. Also by that date, the Liquor Control Board would establish a private wholesale system for wine. In the second stage, an unspecified number of supermarkets and convenience stores would be able to sell wine, and in the final stage, the state would sell its wholesale liquor operation.
Voters could decide whether private liquor or wine licenses should be Issued in their municipalities. During a news conference at the Capitol, Greenleaf said the state-owned liquor system is an "antiquated dinosaur. turned into a monster that we can't put out of its misery." Fisher said selling the licenses, equlp- vs. Michael T. Smith and Margaret A.
Smith, his Defendants. No. 222-C Of 1991 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Michael T. Smith and Margaret A. Smith, his wife, their heirs and assigns, that the Plaintiff has Instituted a suit In Mortgage Foreclosure on January 16, 1991, to the above term and number to foreclose upon porperty known as R.D.
2, Box 77 AA, Shlckshlnnv, Huntington Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, which you are required to defend. The action In foreclosure Is based upon th (allure of th Defendants to make the appropriate payments when due. ff you wish to defend against the claims set forth, you must take action within twenty (20) days after this Complaint and Notice art served by entering a written appearance personally or by an attorney and filing In writing with the Court your defenses or obleetlons to the claims set forth against you. That you fall to do so, the case may proceed without you end a lodgment may be entered against you by the Court without further nolle for any money claimed In the Complaint, or for any other claim or relief requested by th Plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights important to you.
You Should Take This Paper To Your Lawyer Al Once, ff You Do Not Have A Lawyer Or Cannot Afford One, Go To Or Telephone The Office Set Forth Below To Find Out Where You Can tLmt I Mil Uln NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters Tstamentary have bean granted In the Estate of Mary Spalde, late of Mountain-top, Luierne County, PA, who died on April 29, 1990. AH persons Indebted to said Estate are requested to make payment and those having claims are request-ad to present same, without delay to William Ruddy, co Thomas Marlllo, Esquire, 200 Northeastern Building, HazKton, PA1S201 Beneflcal Mortgage Co. Of Pennsylvania; Luzerne County Tax Claim Bureau; City Of Wllkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; School District Of Wllkes-Barre Pennsylvania; and Luzerne County, Pennsylvania Notice Of Hearing On Motion To Sell, At Private Sale, Free And Divested Of Liens To the creditors and parties in interest of the above named debtor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Gary V. Sklbe, Esquire, interim trustee, has filed a motion for private sal of th following property: Real estate and residence al 861 South Main Street, Wllkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, as mora specifically described In Luzerne County Deed Book 2171 al page 554. to Bradley J.
Georgettl and Judith Georeettl, his wife, of 28 Charles Street, Wllkes-Barre Township, Pennsylvania 18702 for rht sum of An order has been issued, setting a hearing for March 5, 1991 at 130 p.m. in Court Room United States Court House, Erie, Pennsylvania, at which time obleetlons to said sale will be heard, higher offers may be received, and a confirmation hearing will be held. Clerk, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Arrangements for Inspection prior lo said sale hearing may be made with: Gary V. Sklba, Esquire Interim Trustee 345 West 6th Street, Erie, PA 16507 814-454-6345 9693-bkr Legal Services of Northeastern Legal Services Of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Inc.
Pennsylvania, Inc. 145 East Broad Street Room 108 Hazleton, PA 18201 (717) 455-9512 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters Testamentary have bean granted to United Penn Bank In the Estate of William Carter Robinson, late of the City of Wllkes-Barre, Luierne County, PA, who died February 17, 1991. AH persons Indebted to said decedent are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands against the stale to present the same without delay to United Penn Bank, Executor, I West Market Street, WHkes-Barre, PA 18711. S. Keen Mitchell, Esq.
Darling, Mitchell 8. Schooiey tat United Penn Bank Bktg. Wllkes-Barre, PA 18701 4)0 Bicentennial Building 15 Public Square Wllkes-Barre, PA 18701 (717) 825-8567 Savage dKllllan By: Attorney for Plaintiff Stephen B. Kllllan, Esquire Savage 8, KHIian P.O. Box 5039 83 South Franklin Street WHkes-Barre, PA 18710 (717) 829-6395.
