Pleasant Mount News By Theresa Opeka 570-679-2065 [email protected] PAGE 2 - THE FOREST CITY NEWS, FOREST CITY, PA 18421 * WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2019 * PHONE 570-785-3800 * email [email protected] Dinner Specials Every Friday Night Uniondale, PA - 570-679-2129 *www.chetsplace.com Music Every Wednesday 5-9 p.m. LETT ERS TO EDITOR OPEN DAILY 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. CLOSED Wednesdays Order Party Platters for your Events! Free coffee, cookies, hot dogs & giveaways! Union Dale * Phone: 570-679-2151 *Subs & Sandwiches *Novelty Ice Cream * Summer Salads *Stromboli *Party Platters *Ice *All Local Newspapers LETTER TO EDITOR Dear Editor: Enclosed my check for re- newal. It’s good to keep up to date on the hometown news. Joseph Lipko Middletown, NY The annual presentation of the Jack Masters Susque- hanna County award for a lifetime commitment to Republicanism, was held at the annual Lincoln Day celebration of the County Commiee on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Harford Fire Hall. GOP County Chairman Donna Cosmello sadly an- nounced that the 2019 re- cipient, Eleanor Kurosky, had passed away suddenly that same morning. Eleanor recently retired, for health reasons, as Asst. director of the Susquehanna Coun- ty Planning Department after more than 30 years. The award was present- ed posthumously to Elea- nor’s longtime friend, Mil- lie Booth. She said her dear friend would have been thrilled to be so honored. Jack Master’s Republican Award Given to the late Eleanor Kurosky The annual Jack Master’s Susquehanna County Republi- canism award was presented to the late Eleanor Kurosky and accepted by her longtime friend Millie Booth. From left, Susquehanna County Republican Chair Donna Co- smello, Mrs. Booth, and Susq. County vice chair and state commiee member David Darrow. LIVE MUSIC EVERY WEEKEND Ararat, PA 570-727-3970 Happy Hour 5-7 p.m. Beer Specials Everyday The Forest City Regional Mask and Hammer Drama Club will be performing the musical “The Wizard of Oz” this spring! In the play, Dorothy Gale of Kansas is swept away from her family farm by a tornado and finds herself in the magical land of Oz. But the Wicked Witch of the West and her minions of Winkies and Flying Monkeys want Dorothy and her dog Toto gone! With the help of Glinda the Good Witch, the Munchkins, and her new friends Scare- crow, Tinman, and Lion, Dorothy learns that no maer what, “There’s no place like home!” Performances will take place on Friday, March 29th at 7:00 pm, Saturday, March 30th at 7:00 pm, and Sunday, March 31st at 3:00 pm. Tickets are $6 for adults, $3 for students and senior citizens, and free for children ages 3 and under. Pictured above, the Wizard of Oz (Anthony D’Antuono), far right, presents items to, from left, Dorothy (Katie Nguyen), Lion (Mahew Giles), Tinman (Blaise Albright), and Scarecrow (David Lynch). FCR Mask & Hammer to present “The Wizard of Oz” A new year, a new person at the helm for the Wayne Me- morial Community Advisory Board. Juliann Doyle, a long- time Wayne County employee, recently took over the leadership of the hospital’s community-liai- son board from outgoing chair Martha Wilson. The Commu- nity Advisory Board (CAB) ad- vocates for community needs to the Wayne Memorial Hospital & Health System Board of Trustees and, in turn, shares the Board’s objectives with the community. CAB also provides oversight of community-related projects, in- cluding partnerships with allied health organizations that receive funding from sources such as state, federal and foundation grants. Doyle first joined the Board in 2007. She has been employed by Wayne County since 1979 and currently is an administrative officer in the Office of Human Services. Her duties are many! Among them, supervision of the LINK program, which provides accurate, unbiased information on all aspects of life related to ag- ing or living with a disability. “Juliann is a font of knowl- edge about the community,” said Carol Kneier, RD, CDE, who took over the hospital’s overseer position for the CAB last year. “Juliann has been in- volved with the hospital for many years and we are pleased she was able to assume the chair position.” Doyle herself said she is more than happy to serve. “ I am hum- bled by this recognition from my fellow CAB board members. I truly believe Wayne County is a great place to live and work and happily continue to support both the County and the Hospi- tal in their efforts to grow Wayne County into the future and help meet the potential we have here in our wonderful county.” A member of the Wayne County Business and Profes- sional Women’s Club (BPW), where she serves as Parlia- mentarian, Doyle has also held various offices in the Forest City BPW Club and served two years as the BPW District Di- rector. Since 2006, she has been president of the Browndale Fire Company and is the company’s first female president. In fact, she is a “life” member of the fire- fighters group, which she joined in 1977. Her community activism also includes serving as secretary for the Forest City Area Historical Society and Logistics Chief for the Wayne County Emergency Management Department. She is also a member of the Greater Forest City Area Business Alli- ance. Juliann graduated from For- est City Regional High School and resides in the town where she was born, Browndale. Part of her home life is occupied by four lovable Dauschunds – Holly, Oo, Friꜩ and Preꜩel. CAB members represent the geographic reach and demo- graphics of the Wayne Memo- rial service area. Other CAB board members include John Kerkowski Jr., Dr. Pat Pugliese, Nancy Moro, William Boyle, Keith Gunuskey (sp), Martha Wilson, Margaret Ennis, Wynter Newman, Steve Price, Joanne Tagle, Amy Gries, Michele Mi- nor Wolf, Jean Peinato, Judy Williams, Joanne Hohman, Jeff Zerechak, Sheldon Langer and high school students Kaiden Quigley (Wallenpaupack), Paige Barillo (Western Wayne) and Isabella Frigoleo (Wayne High- lands). Juliann Doyle Heads Up WMH Community Advisory Board Juliann Doyle B’dale Fire Co. Chicken BBQ Sun., April 7 The Browndale Fire Com- pany will conduct its annual Spring Chicken BBQ on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at the Browndale Fire Station located on Route 247, 620 Marion Street, Brown- dale. The menu includes half a Chicken, Baked Potato, Brown- dale Green Beans, Home Made Cole Slaw, Roll & Buer and Dessert. The “drive through only” hours for serving are from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM. Tickets are $9.00 and are available from any member or at Tobacco Road, 607 Main St., Forest City (570-785-2123); Fran- ceski Lumber Yard 900 Main St., Forest City (570-785-3516); Red Cross Pharmacy, 420 Main St., Forest City (570-785-5400); NAPA Auto Parts, 429 Main St., Forest City (570-785-9000) or by calling the fire station at 570-785- 5300 and leave a message, visit our web site at www.43fire.com or our Facebook page. Tickets are advance sales only. Proceeds from the BBQ to benefit Browndale Fire Company. Code violators Being pursued In Borough Forest City Code Enforcement Officer Stephanie Reisch and Commiee head Chris DeGon- zague told Council March 4 that their efforts to rid the commu- nity of blighted properties is con- tinuing. In addressing Council, Code Officer Reisch listed three properties which are now in vari- ous stages of being forced to be repaired or condemned. Reisch said she is pursuing action under the Borough’s Or- dinance 443 governing repair, removal or demolition of struc- tures dangerous to health, safety or general welfare of the com- munity. Properties listed were: 517 Susquehanna St., 730 Delaware St., and another on Dundaff St. Code enforcement also con- tinues to pursue violations of the rules about leaving the residen- tial trash cans on the street long after they are picked up. In win- ter, the receptacles on the roads are affecting snow plowing. Resisch also reported that two hearings were scheduled with the Magistrate on March 12th for rubbish, sanitation and disposal of garbage on properties. New name for Borough Bldg. 3rd floor hall At the request of Building Commiee chairman Bob Les- jack, Forest City Council, at its March 4 regular meeting, re- named the 3rd floor of the Bor- ough Building “Chandeliers at Pentecost Hall.” The 3rd floor has been ex- tensively remodeled over the past year with new chande- liers, floors, painting of walls and ceiling, bathroom remod- eling as well as the purchase of tables and chairs for seating of over 100. Lesjack reported that new doors have been installed and will be locked to prevent entry to unauthorized personnel. He said the old refrigerator and stove also have been re- moved from the former kitch- en area and may be replaced. Anyone wishing to rent the room should contact the Bor- ough office at 570-785-3326. Happy Birthday to: Charles Snigar Jr., Lori Kno, Ma Nebzydoski, Dan Saam Jr., Sue Norosky, Charles Conklin Jr., John Lewis, Ed Hadden , Au- brey Warchol, Kristopher Pun- tar, Linda McElhinney, Shan- non Schupper, Tom Sampson, Sabrina Powell, Lillian Medved, Jonathan Terry, Louis Lee, Ryan Keyes, George LaBar, Mary Ann Pasternak, Mark Saam, Ryan Callan, Darlene Doyle, Dawn Joyce, Megan O’Neill, Natasha Sanchez, Theodore Fredricks, Kalee Marie Babcock, Grace Lane, Patricia Striefsky and my uncle, Louis Matoushek. Happy Anniversary to: Rob- ert and Christina Kozlowski. Sorry to hear of another fire that destroyed Bill Pykus & Sons Excavating in Lebanon Town- ship last Wednesday morning. The fire started around 1am and destroyed the building, several salt/plow trucks, some of which were contracted out to PennDOT, construction and log- ging vehicles. A state police fire marshal could not determine the cause of the blaze. Thanks again to all of the volunteer firefighters who fought the flames. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Chapel Community Kitch- en. Don’t forget to mark March 16th for a great St. Patrick’s Day Dinner at the Chapel Commu- nity Kitchen beginning at 11:30 AM. A great celebration meal of Ham and Cabbage and all the trimmings are in store for all who come. In addition, des- serts like Lingonberry Tart and Fried Apple Tart will be on the menu as well as our homemade chocolate chip cookies, rice pud- ding and more. Haven’t had Irish Soda bread yet? We have it at the chapel kitchen and fresh homemade bread will be served as well. The Chapel Commu- nity Kitchen is in the fellowship hall at Cold Spring Chapel at the crossroads of Upper Woods Road and Great Bend Turnpike, Lebanon Township in Wayne County. One hundred thou- sand welcomes to all. Get your Irish on and visit this no cost luncheon served in the heart of Wayne County. Pleasant Mount American Le- gion Post 964 will host a Maple Tour Pancake Breakfast Sunday, March 17 at the Pleasant Mount Fire Hall From 8 AM to 12 PM, Veterans Eat FREE. Safe stolen In robbery Chief Lee Rowan told the News that on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 10:10 PM, a safe and oth- er items were taken from an apartment at 620 Main Street, Forest City, located over China Wok Chinese Restaurant. Entry to the 3rd floor was made from the rear of the building, while the apartment residents were in the 2nd floor restaurant prior to closing. Rowan said some other items were taken but were disposed of at the rear of the building. He said there are some leads to the robbery but he is asking that anyone who may have seen anything, or knows anything about the crime to contact police headquarters at 570-785-3453. No. Wayne fire Destroys Large garage The complex of Bill Pykus and Sons Excavating Inc., in Lebanon Twp. Northern Wayne County, was the 4th area trucking estab- lishment to be destroyed by fire. The fire at 1880 Great Bend Turn- pike was discovered early Tues- day morning, March 4,, after an explosion heard by the owner who lives nearby. The fire spread quickly and the building and contents were a total loss. Several salt/plow trucks, construction and logging vehicles were destroyed. Over the past year township garages in Gibson and Herrick Townships, as well as the Tim Hall Garage in Mt. Pleasant Twp., were destroyed by fire. In all four instances, the damage was so severe that State Police were not able to determine the Maria’s Restaurant & Deli 508 Main St., Forest City 570-785-7879 Tues. & Wed. - 8 AM to 2:30 PM Thurs., Fri., & Sat. - 8 AM to 7:30 PM Delivery Service Closed Sunday & Monday Specializing in Homemade Italian Sausage, Cheese Balls, Meatballs, Chicken Parmesan, Famous Chili Burgers! All Made FRESH! 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Pleasant Mount NewsBy Theresa Opeka
570-679-2065 [email protected]
PAGE 2 - THE FOREST CITY NEWS, FOREST CITY, PA 18421 * WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2019 * PHONE 570-785-3800 * email [email protected]
Dinner Specials Every Friday Night
Uniondale, PA - 570-679-2129 *www.chetsplace.com
Music Every Wednesday 5-9 p.m.
LETTERS TO EDITOR
OPEN DAILY 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. CLOSED WednesdaysOrder Party Platters for your Events!
Free coffee, cookies, hot dogs & giveaways!
Union Dale * Phone: 570-679-2151
*Subs & Sandwiches *Novelty Ice Cream* Summer Salads *Stromboli
*Party Platters *Ice*All Local Newspapers
LETTER TO EDITOR
Dear Editor: Enclosed my check for re-
newal. It’s good to keep up to date on the hometown news.
Joseph LipkoMiddletown, NY
The annual presentation of the Jack Masters Susque-hanna County award for a lifetime commitment to Republicanism, was held at the annual Lincoln Day celebration of the County Committee on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Harford Fire Hall.
GOP County Chairman Donna Cosmello sadly an-nounced that the 2019 re-cipient, Eleanor Kurosky,
had passed away suddenly that same morning. Eleanor recently retired, for health reasons, as Asst. director of the Susquehanna Coun-ty Planning Department after more than 30 years.
The award was present-ed posthumously to Elea-nor’s longtime friend, Mil-lie Booth. She said her dear friend would have been thrilled to be so honored.
Jack Master’s Republican AwardGiven to the late Eleanor Kurosky
The annual Jack Master’s Susquehanna County Republi-canism award was presented to the late Eleanor Kurosky and accepted by her longtime friend Millie Booth. From left, Susquehanna County Republican Chair Donna Co-smello, Mrs. Booth, and Susq. County vice chair and state committee member David Darrow.
LIVE MUSICEVERY WEEKEND
Ararat, PA570-727-3970
Happy Hour 5-7 p.m.Beer Specials Everyday
The Forest City Regional Mask and Hammer Drama Club will be performing the musical “The Wizard of Oz” this spring! In the play, Dorothy Gale of Kansas is swept away from her family farm by a tornado and finds herself in the magical land of Oz. But the Wicked Witch of the West and her minions of Winkies and Flying Monkeys want Dorothy and her dog Toto gone! With the help of Glinda the Good Witch, the Munchkins, and her new friends Scare-crow, Tinman, and Lion, Dorothy learns that no matter what, “There’s no place like home!” Performances will take place on Friday, March 29th at 7:00 pm, Saturday, March 30th at 7:00 pm, and Sunday, March 31st at 3:00 pm. Tickets are $6 for adults, $3 for students and senior citizens, and free for children ages 3 and under. Pictured above, the Wizard of Oz (Anthony D’Antuono), far right, presents items to, from left, Dorothy (Katie Nguyen), Lion (Matthew Giles), Tinman (Blaise Albright), and Scarecrow (David Lynch).
FCR Mask & Hammer to present “The Wizard of Oz”
A new year, a new person at the helm for the Wayne Me-morial Community Advisory Board. Juliann Doyle, a long-time Wayne County employee, recently took over the leadership of the hospital’s community-liai-son board from outgoing chair Martha Wilson. The Commu-nity Advisory Board (CAB) ad-vocates for community needs to the Wayne Memorial Hospital & Health System Board of Trustees and, in turn, shares the Board’s objectives with the community. CAB also provides oversight of community-related projects, in-cluding partnerships with allied health organizations that receive funding from sources such as state, federal and foundation grants.
Doyle first joined the Board in 2007. She has been employed by Wayne County since 1979 and currently is an administrative
officer in the Office of Human Services. Her duties are many! Among them, supervision of the LINK program, which provides accurate, unbiased information on all aspects of life related to ag-ing or living with a disability.
“Juliann is a font of knowl-edge about the community,” said Carol Kneier, RD, CDE, who took over the hospital’s overseer position for the CAB last year. “Juliann has been in-volved with the hospital for many years and we are pleased she was able to assume the chair position.”
Doyle herself said she is more than happy to serve. “ I am hum-bled by this recognition from my fellow CAB board members. I truly believe Wayne County is a great place to live and work and happily continue to support both the County and the Hospi-tal in their efforts to grow Wayne County into the future and help meet the potential we have here in our wonderful county.”
A member of the Wayne County Business and Profes-sional Women’s Club (BPW), where she serves as Parlia-mentarian, Doyle has also held various offices in the Forest City BPW Club and served two years as the BPW District Di-rector. Since 2006, she has been president of the Browndale Fire Company and is the company’s first female president. In fact, she is a “life” member of the fire-fighters group, which she joined in 1977.
Her community activism also includes serving as secretary for
the Forest City Area Historical Society and Logistics Chief for the Wayne County Emergency Management Department. She is also a member of the Greater Forest City Area Business Alli-ance.
Juliann graduated from For-est City Regional High School and resides in the town where she was born, Browndale. Part of her home life is occupied by four lovable Dauschunds – Holly, Otto, Fritz and Pretzel.
CAB members represent the geographic reach and demo-graphics of the Wayne Memo-rial service area. Other CAB board members include John Kerkowski Jr., Dr. Pat Pugliese, Nancy Moro, William Boyle, Keith Gunuskey (sp), Martha Wilson, Margaret Ennis, Wynter Newman, Steve Price, Joanne Tagle, Amy Gries, Michele Mi-nor Wolf, Jean Pettinato, Judy Williams, Joanne Hohman, Jeff Zerechak, Sheldon Langer and high school students Kaiden Quigley (Wallenpaupack), Paige Barillo (Western Wayne) and Isabella Frigoletto (Wayne High-lands).
Juliann Doyle Heads Up WMH Community Advisory Board
Juliann Doyle
B’dale Fire Co. Chicken BBQ Sun., April 7
The Browndale Fire Com-pany will conduct its annual Spring Chicken BBQ on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at the Browndale Fire Station located on Route 247, 620 Marion Street, Brown-dale.
The menu includes half a Chicken, Baked Potato, Brown-dale Green Beans, Home Made Cole Slaw, Roll & Butter and Dessert. The “drive through only” hours for serving are from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM.
Tickets are $9.00 and are available from any member or at Tobacco Road, 607 Main St., Forest City (570-785-2123); Fran-ceski Lumber Yard 900 Main St., Forest City (570-785-3516); Red Cross Pharmacy, 420 Main St., Forest City (570-785-5400); NAPA Auto Parts, 429 Main St., Forest City (570-785-9000) or by calling the fire station at 570-785-5300 and leave a message, visit our web site at www.43fire.com or our Facebook page.
Tickets are advance sales only. Proceeds from the BBQ to benefit Browndale Fire Company.
Code violatorsBeing pursuedIn Borough
Forest City Code Enforcement Officer Stephanie Reisch and Committee head Chris DeGon-zague told Council March 4 that their efforts to rid the commu-nity of blighted properties is con-tinuing. In addressing Council, Code Officer Reisch listed three properties which are now in vari-ous stages of being forced to be repaired or condemned.
Reisch said she is pursuing action under the Borough’s Or-dinance 443 governing repair, removal or demolition of struc-tures dangerous to health, safety or general welfare of the com-munity.
Properties listed were: 517 Susquehanna St., 730 Delaware St., and another on Dundaff St.
Code enforcement also con-tinues to pursue violations of the rules about leaving the residen-tial trash cans on the street long after they are picked up. In win-ter, the receptacles on the roads are affecting snow plowing.
Resisch also reported that two hearings were scheduled with the Magistrate on March 12th for rubbish, sanitation and disposal of garbage on properties.
New name forBorough Bldg.3rd floor hall
At the request of Building Committee chairman Bob Les-jack, Forest City Council, at its March 4 regular meeting, re-named the 3rd floor of the Bor-ough Building “Chandeliers at Pentecost Hall.”
The 3rd floor has been ex-tensively remodeled over the past year with new chande-liers, floors, painting of walls and ceiling, bathroom remod-eling as well as the purchase of tables and chairs for seating of over 100.
Lesjack reported that new doors have been installed and will be locked to prevent entry to unauthorized personnel.
He said the old refrigerator and stove also have been re-moved from the former kitch-en area and may be replaced.
Anyone wishing to rent the room should contact the Bor-ough office at 570-785-3326.
Happy Birthday to: Charles Snigar Jr., Lori Knott, Matt Nebzydoski, Dan Saam Jr., Sue Norosky, Charles Conklin Jr., John Lewis, Ed Hadden , Au-brey Warchol, Kristopher Pun-tar, Linda McElhinney, Shan-non Schupper, Tom Sampson, Sabrina Powell, Lillian Medved, Jonathan Terry, Louis Lee, Ryan Keyes, George LaBar, Mary Ann Pasternak, Mark Saam, Ryan Callan, Darlene Doyle, Dawn Joyce, Megan O’Neill, Natasha Sanchez, Theodore Fredricks, Kalee Marie Babcock, Grace Lane, Patricia Striefsky and my uncle, Louis Matoushek.
Happy Anniversary to: Rob-ert and Christina Kozlowski.
Sorry to hear of another fire that destroyed Bill Pykus & Sons Excavating in Lebanon Town-ship last Wednesday morning. The fire started around 1am and destroyed the building, several salt/plow trucks, some of which were contracted out to PennDOT, construction and log-ging vehicles. A state police fire marshal could not determine the cause of the blaze. Thanks again to all of the volunteer firefighters who fought the flames.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at
the Chapel Community Kitch-en. Don’t forget to mark March 16th for a great St. Patrick’s Day Dinner at the Chapel Commu-nity Kitchen beginning at 11:30 AM. A great celebration meal of Ham and Cabbage and all the trimmings are in store for all who come. In addition, des-serts like Lingonberry Tart and Fried Apple Tart will be on the menu as well as our homemade chocolate chip cookies, rice pud-ding and more. Haven’t had Irish Soda bread yet? We have it at the chapel kitchen and fresh homemade bread will be served as well. The Chapel Commu-nity Kitchen is in the fellowship hall at Cold Spring Chapel at the crossroads of Upper Woods Road and Great Bend Turnpike, Lebanon Township in Wayne County. One hundred thou-sand welcomes to all. Get your Irish on and visit this no cost luncheon served in the heart of Wayne County.
Pleasant Mount American Le-gion Post 964 will host a Maple Tour Pancake Breakfast Sunday, March 17 at the Pleasant Mount Fire Hall From 8 AM to 12 PM, Veterans Eat FREE.
Safe stolenIn robbery
Chief Lee Rowan told the News that on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 10:10 PM, a safe and oth-er items were taken from an apartment at 620 Main Street, Forest City, located over China Wok Chinese Restaurant.
Entry to the 3rd floor was made from the rear of the building, while the apartment residents were in the 2nd floor restaurant prior to closing.
Rowan said some other items were taken but were disposed of at the rear of the building.
He said there are some leads to the robbery but he is asking that anyone who may have seen anything, or knows anything about the crime to contact police headquarters at 570-785-3453.
No. Wayne fireDestroysLarge garage
The complex of Bill Pykus and Sons Excavating Inc., in Lebanon Twp. Northern Wayne County, was the 4th area trucking estab-lishment to be destroyed by fire. The fire at 1880 Great Bend Turn-pike was discovered early Tues-day morning, March 4,, after an explosion heard by the owner who lives nearby.
The fire spread quickly and the building and contents were a total loss. Several salt/plow trucks, construction and logging vehicles were destroyed.
Over the past year township garages in Gibson and Herrick Townships, as well as the Tim Hall Garage in Mt. Pleasant Twp., were destroyed by fire. In all four instances, the damage was so severe that State Police were not able to determine the
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