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yuyvmpmn pygpm jpa mj1 if Mum.mnTJt 'T' THE SCRANTON TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1983 15 ssr i i A It's Sandwiches vs. Meals In Battle of Restaurants Federal Jude Conaboy heard today in a case in whic Franklins Family Restaurants seek to enjoin the owners of a competing chain from constructing a restaurant only a few hundred feet from the Franklins Restaurant in Chinchilla. Defendants named in the complaint are George, Ellis and Michael Boury, owners of the competing chain of Elbys Big Boy restaurants. The complaint, filed by; Marvin Franklin Enterprises, owner of the chain of Franklins Restaurants that Times Classified Ads Will Help You Find A Buyer, Seller, Employer, Employee Phone 348-9157 dot this area, alleges that the defendants plan to construct a new Elby's Big Boy restaurant next to Franklins in Chinchilla would hurt the appearance of Franklin's and damage employee morale. Marvin Franklin, president of the chain of restaurants that bear his name, testified that construction of a new and shiny restaurant and building next to us would make us look bad.

Ironically, the chain of Franklin restaurants in the area, including the Chinchilla restaurant, formerly were operated by Elbys. Testimony at the hearihg indicated that Franklins restaurants in Pennsylvania and West Virginia were operated as Elby's Big Boy from 1966 to 1972. Chinchilla is not the only area where Elbys has con- what was described as a logging accident. The mishap occurred near the Scranton Municipal Golf Course. (Staff Photo by Refice) Assistant Lackawanna County coroner Thomas Hughes, center, in suit, leads investigators in Jefferson Township where a body was found after Sexual Abuse Charges Go To Grand Jury ROMEOS MARKET 76 FALLBROOK ST CARBONDALE-282-2778 structed new restaurants next to Franklins.

In Dunmore, an Elbys opened several years ago less than a mile from Franklins on the ONeill Highway. The complaint alleges that a covenant in the deed to the land on which Elbys intends to construct its restaurant in Chinchilla specifically prohibits anyone from conducting a business on the premises specializing in sandwiches. While the covenant does not prohibit the premises from Being used to conduct a business specializing in meals, Franklin's contends that the deed to an adjoining parcel, which Elbys purchased for use as a parking lot, contains separate convenant that does. Attorney Joseph OBrien, representing Franklins, said it is the plaintiffs contention that the Land to be used as a parking lot would be part of the business and, thus, the covenant prohibiting a business specializing in meals would apply to the proposed restaurant as well. Much of the testimony centered around whether Elbys specializes in sandwiches or in meals.

Testimony in the case was expected to be concluded later today. City Woman Held in 'Sting1 State police at Dunmore report that a city woman, wanted in connection with the recent sting operation in the area, surrendered Monday. Patricia Puzak, 27, of 816 Herbert was charged with one count of criminal conspiracy to theft for purchasing stolen food stamps. She was arraigned before District Magistrate Carmen Minora and released under bail for a preliminary hearing July 5 at 9:45 a.m. posisions.

He (Stahl) told us It looks good if you get tied down, the youth testified, adding that Stahl then bound each of the boys hands and feet with rnpp While they were bound, the youth said, Stahl rubbed Baby oil on me and continued taking photos. SwimTeamsPlanGetTogether POTATOi CHIPS GALDIERIS MARKET 1316 LUZERNE SCRANTON 343-8220 Members of the Tunkhan-nock Age Group Swim Teams from 1971 through 1983 are getting together at Camp Lackawanna at Vosburg on Saturday, July 16. Any member may bring a picnic lunch and join the activities. The festivities will begin at 11 a m. and continue through 7 p.m.

The event has been planned to celebrate the successful 12-year history of the building of the Tigershark team. Art Hinklie, who developed the original team in 1971, promises to be there, as do the summer months by youngsters for softball and other sports. The township police report for May showed 18 Vascar arrests for speeding, and 12 property checks, nine of which resulted from false burglar alarms. Cole said that he is in the process of preparing an ordinance which will place the responsibility for faulty home protection systems in the hands of residents. South Abington Board OK's Renovations By JANE JULIUS HONCHELL Abington Correspondent South Abington Twp.

Two restaurants and a housing development got the green light from South Abington Twp. supervisors for renovations. At their Monday night meeting, supervisors unanimously approved revision applications for Alfredo's Restaurant, Western Sizzler Steak House, and Mountain Meadows development. Dominick Provini submit- Man Killed In Logging Accident Authorities today were iw vestigating details of what was described as a fatal log-accident in Jefferson Lackawanna County Coro- ner William Sweeny told The Timet the incident happened off Route 348, in an area near the Scranton Municipal Golf Course. He said he had ordered the victims body removed to Scranton State General Hospital for an autopsy, but was unable to identity him.

State police from Dunmore initially were called in on the accident but later the investigation was turned over to Jefferson Twp. Police Chief Donald Keating, who was unavailable for comment this afternoon. The 13-year-old corroborated his friend's testimony about the incident and said Stahl told him he put oil on the boys' bodies Becauses, It's good for your back and it makes you look shiny. The 13-year-old said Stahl told him the boys would received $5,000 a picture for any of the photos which were reproduced in a magazine. Both boys pointed out Stahl during the hearing and said he was the man wno took the bondage photos of them.

Following the hearing, Cadden reduced Stahls bail from $200,000 to $50,000 and the suspect was remanded to the Lackawanna County Prison in default of bail. Under cross-examination by Stahl's attorney, public defender Joseph McGraw, both youths admitted Stahl used no physical force on them during the photo session and both said they agreed to pose for the pictures because Stahl promised them they would be paid. have to pay almost double for the installation of any new fire hydrants. The letter stated that all installations after June, 1982, would cost $182, as opposed to the $99 the township currently pays. Cole said he would investigate this delayed notification, since the township made numerous requests prior to last June, and was neither notified then of the rate increases, nor was granted the additional installations.

Roll Listed D'Agata, Marybeth Davies, Lynn Dixon, Lon Eberhardt. Jeffery Gev-anthor, Bruce Gordon, Sharon Grande, Jeffrey Gulbtn, Michael Guman, Kan Hess, Linda Horrocks, Clark Janes. Kimberly Kirtland, Gerald Klein, Diane Kremtsky, John Landis, Doug las Loescher, Mark McClain, Paula Merkel, Pamela Miller, John Mul cahey, Tina Murray, Leonora Na miotka, Leonard Namiotka, Ellen Nicholas, Lon Owen, David Parke, Paul Percivat, David Petty, Michael Plevyak, Kimberly Reese, Lynne Rubenstein, Christine Rummski. Tamara Samojlowicz, Justine Schotonas, Michael Shea, Maureen Simoncelh, Gail Snyder, Scott Stauffer, Philip Sullivan, Lynn Tieri, Yvonne Veety, Michelle Violanti, Karl Warkomski, James Wmebrake, Lisa Wysochanski, Judy Zoka. ni rx awanna County Assistant District Attorney James J.

Walker, the 15-year-old testified this morning that Stahl picked him up at his city residence May 22. The youth testified that Stahl said I was going to work for him for the summer and he was going to show me a new kind of work. The youth said Stahl transported him and his 13-year-old companion to the Jackson Street residence, where they stuffed envelopes for a short period. The boy said Stahl turned the coversation to photographic magazines and told the pair you can make lots of money by posing for photographs. The youth said Stahl then produced several pair of bikini underpants and said, Put them on." After the boys changed into the underwear in a bathroom, the 15-year-old said, Stahl began taking photos of the two in seated and reclining catch basin will be installed on Simrell Road to prevent a water problem there.

Stanton has also scheduled pot hole repair on Leech Hill and Raquei's Way, and said that Dragon Road is also a candidate for repaving, according to the townships spring maintenance schedule. Mrs. Paula Morin, Gravel Pond Road, addressed council, asking for a completion date on the construction of Northern Spy Road. William Cole, presiding su- Rervisor, explained that orthern Spy is not a township road, but is part of a development built by the late Fred Gabriel. Cole said the township is negotiating with the executors of Gabriel's estate on a number of matters, including the completion of the road.

Mrs. Morin also requested that a street light be installed near her home. Cole explained that in order to have such a request considered, residents must have a petition signed by all neighbors living within 600 feet of a proposed light, and invited Mrs. Morin to submit such a petition to council. Mrs.

Morin then questioned the lack of recreational programs in the township for younger children. I know there was a summer program at the South Abington Elementary School last year, and I was hoping my children could take part in it this summer, she said. Cole said that the program had been dropped because of poor participation, and Lockett added that budget constraints made it impossible for the township to hire the necessary staff or to rent the school building this year. Lockett noted that the South Abington Recreation area, which is adjacent to the school, is heavily used during is a 1980 Vai graduate of ley High School Registration for summer twirling classes will be conducted tonight from 6:30 7:30 at Clark'a Summit Methodist Church in Fellowship HalL Classes are mien to girls 3 through 21 years. Both and private lessons are available.

Mary Ellen Davison, Clark's Summit, will be instuctor. Auditions for Summer Youth Theetroe production of Seven Keys to Baldpate," will be conducted today and Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Waverly Community House auditorium. Area young people of high school and college age may audition. Previous experience is not required for participation.

For further information, conttct Sara Maschino or Cheryl Browning. Sexual abuse charges against a West Scranton man today were ordered held for consideration by a Lackawanna County grand jury. District Justice Eugene Cadden bound over William L. Stahl, 49, of 1912 Jackson for grand jury action on two counts each of corrupting morals of minors and sexual abuse of children. Stahl is charged with persuading a 13-year-old boy and a 15-year-old male to pose at a May 22 photo session at 1906 Jackson St.

He was arrested June 18 by state troopers in Wilkes-Barre after allegedly edluding police three days earlier, wnen they attempted to serve him with a search warrant at his residence. In a subsequent search of Stahls residence, police reportedly confiscated bondage ropes, a black satin robe with hood, vibrators, binkini pants, photoraphy equipment, negatives and prints. Under questioning by Lack ted planning modules pertaining to the addition of a dining area to Alfredos, located on Northern Boulevard, Chinchilla. The addition will increase the restaurants seating capacity by 40 seats. Western Sizzler Steak House, which will occupy the building that formerly housed That Steak Place, anticipates about five months of remodeling before opening for business.

iveloper Meadows, off Fairview Road, requested a change in the sizes of several lots. The changes will allow manholes to be relocated in the center line of the road servicing the development, rather than to one side. These planning modules must now go before the Department of Environmental Resources and the Lackawanna County Planning Commission for final approval. Supervisor Alfred Lockett reported that almost all of the inspections of homes for improperly connected sump pumps and downspouts have Been completed. "We have checked over 500 homes and are now doing call-backs to homes we were unable to Inspect earlier," Lockett said.

He noted that the call-backs are aver a 65 percent succes rate, ana said that thus far, out of 700 homes and businesses in the township, only five sump pumps were found to be directly connected with the sewer system. The connections of some 20 downspouts still remain questionable. Giles Stanton, roadmaster, reported that paving is almost completed on Beynon drive, and outlined projects that township crews will work on for the next few weeks. Sluice pipes, and possibly a Regular 1.39 South Campus Honor POTATO CHIPS 8-Oz. Bag Reg.

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Copies of the memories are available for $2. Swimming and other sports will be played. Bring sports equipment to participate. Directions to Camp Lackawanna are: Route 6 west tg Route 87. Follow the detour signs and make a left turn at Washington Park and follow the road to the camp.GO AHEAD He noted that the police pension fund, transferred last year from Franklin Life Insurance to Northeastern Bank, has made money for the first time in its history.

The fund earned $11,000 this year, and received an excellent actuarial study report. Our policemen have said that they are very pleased with the change, Cole said. According to a letter from Keystone Water Company, South Abington Twp. will now Anne Karolyi. Renee Kerestes, James Ktemenctc.

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