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| Most leagues at Crown Imperial’
Lanes will wind up 1960-61 season
| this week. It has been a good year
| with many high games rolled by
both men and women and many
series in the 600’s posted. This is
the season we will all remember as
—the one the lanes changed hands,
Bob Hanson [leaving and Tony
| Bomomo and his family taking over
on™New Year's Day; Cliff Garris
rolled a perfect 300 game, a first for
Crown Imperial; billiard tables were
installed and became almost as
popular as bowling. And now the
lanes will be a “bee-hive” of activity
as more summer leagues than ever
before will be open for everyone's
enjoyment! What a year this has
been and will be for Tony Bonomo
and Crown Imperial Lanes!
There are still openings in the
summer leagues. Pick your best
night! Monday, Tuesday, Wed-
nesday or Friday. There is a
women’s league, men’s, couples’
mixed leagues. Contact the desk
and find out where you fit.
Do you have number 042335?
Check your tickets and if you have,
By DORIS MALLIN
take it to Tony in exchange for a
Black Beauty Bowling Ball.
Payne Printery took Back
Mt. Neighborhood League
Championship Thursday night
with 2728 total pins. Payne, first
half champs, met Disque Fun-
eral Home, second half champs
in a fight to the finish with
Disque taking first game, 936-
869. Payne came back in second
with 947 to Disque’s 861 and
again with 907-868, finishing
with 2723 total pins.
Paul Kamont led the champs with
569 (181-210-178); Nick Stredny
hit 549 (171-178-200); George
Shupp spilled 542 174-182-186);
Frank Muchler posted 506 (171-168-
167) and Andy Matte rolled ‘500
(190).
Leading Disque’s was Jack Yanik
with 195-187 (551) while Bill Alla-
baugh posted 180-188 (531); Nick
Buynak 182-193 (522); Al Ciccarelli
179-171 (509); and Bill Weaver 205
(507).
Payne's boys deserve a “pat on
the back” as they came out of a
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To the Honorable, The Judges
of the Court of Common Pleas:
CURRENT
A. D. 1937. I herewith submit the annual
4 District showing receipts and expenditures,
CURRENT
LESS: 25%
Indebtedness Bonds
Unappropriated Surplus «
CASH BALANCE—January 1, 1960:
General Fund
. 2,936.14
1957 Bond ISSUE, [esvvsn-osennsss esseseesnasasnsssnasarenas 1,871,149.10,$1,874,085.24
REVENUE RECEIPTS:
Taxes—196C Duplicate ev..ce..ee.. oes un vue . $ 088,875.43
Taxes—Prior Years—Tax Collectors eeiesecane 63,575.74
Taxes—Prior. Years—Returned and Licned eels 24,311.67
. Expenses of Inmates:
Commonwealth of Pa.~Direct Child Welfare 70,879.85
Commonwealth of Pa.—Mallory ‘Act ..eeee 2,798.48
Commonwealth of Pa.—Retarded Childrea .. 46,117.24
Individuals and Others seeesssssescie..oe.s 67,550.40
ny Hill Burton FUNdS «eo. sce..ov..00. 0vee. 00 ree 211,954 47
n Refund, Luzerne Co.—Olga Kazak, Caseworker 4,439.25
ro; Interest or Time Deposits ....... 9,392.39
Miscellaneous se. se. sesenes se iesnneeaivurnne 473.94
NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS—Temporary Loa
TOTAL OPENING BALANCE AND
GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES:
General Administration
Luzerne County Home
Maintenance in Institution
by Institution District
of
Other Forms Care
Family Groups
Child Welfare ...
Unpaid Bills for P:
Capital Outlay
Miscellaneous
Refunds
Interest-—Temporary Loans .
Interest—1957 Bond Issue
Temporary LOANS es..cec.voss0e 00a.
1957 Bond Issue Retirement
“eaves .e
TOTAL GOVERNMENTAL AND
CASH BALANCE—December 31, 1960:
General Fund «e..ee..ee..oe..ve
1957 Bond Issue «...ee
LUZERNE. COUNTY
ese
REVENUE RECEIPTS:
Taxes—1960/ Duplicate
Taxes—Prior 'Years—Tax Collectors
Taxes—Returned and Liened
TOTAL REAL ESTATE TAXES
PS
Expense of Inmates Paid by Individuals
Miscellaneous
Other Revenue Receipts
TOTAL OTHER RECEIPTS esse
TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS «ts
NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS:
GRAND TOTAL sceeesssscasscas
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION—
SALARIES AND SERVICES:
Expense of County Controller
Salaries of Secretary and Clerks
Salaries ot Surplus Food Staff
\ Wages, Extra Help Surpdus Food
OTHER EXPENSE!
il Office Supplies $ 48.72 48.72
i Teléphone and Telegraph 3,919.17 3,919.17
Other Expense 1.96 1.96
TOTAL EXPENSE «e..ees.s0..000e.v00..00 $ 3,069.80'8 3,969.85 :
CARE OF INMATES AND OPERATION OF HOME:
Watchmen, Janitors, Firemen, etc. seveess. . us 31,778.98 $§ 11,778.98 §
Fuel, Light and Water ........ . 394.58 394.58 p
Other EXPENSE. sseessossssrsrsasavsares ve 2,328.52 1.65 2,326.87
Housekeeping and Kitchen ‘Supplies ope . 7.42 7.42
TOTAL SALARIES AND' SERVICES seo § 14,509.50 $ 1218263 § 2,326.87
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
BOILER OR POWER PLANT:
Salaries ot Watchmen, Frginess Firemen,
Plant EMPIOYEES ee. ssisess.00eessnssnscooes 8,000.0) § 199.35 § 7,800.65
Fuel, Light and Water .....e..ce..cveee0..00 10,800.00 619.48 10,180.52
Motor Vehicle Operation and Maintenance 250.00 8.60 241.40
Grease Land; OHS we viii le save ae se sieve 250.00 250.00
Repairs and Replanoment Supplies “er 5,000.00 5,000.00
Other EXPENSES «a..cs..oessssvisasares 500.00 6.00 494.00
TOTAL ee..00i 00 nverioes ssseevere vessel. $24,800.00 § 833.43 § 23,966.57 /
TOTAL MAINTENANCE OF
COUNTY HOM seraiasiae cesens
MAINTENANCE = INSTITUTIONS NOT
OPERATED BY COUNTY
~ Support of Poor in Infirmaries «...
[Arp to Institutions ......
REPORT OF EXAMINATION
LUZERNE COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT
For the Year, 1960
LUZERNE COUNTY
INSTITUTION DISTRICT
In conformity with the Act of Assembly aproved the twenty-fourth day of June
condition of the District for the year ended December 31, 1960.
LUZERNE COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT
| BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 1960
ASSETS
CASH:
General TUNA secessecstentreessasnnsesatiosecaotasssnase $ 207,637.66
1957 Bond Fund «.... iasessiiseccnssnsarssenne 722,743.54 § 930,381.20
TAXES RECEIVABLE:
Current 1960 Duplicate sessee.. esi oe.. cstasvaessae-ne $7196,131.00
LESS: 10% Reserve for Estimated Losses + areas « 19,613.10 176,517.90
Prior Years Bear Creek Township C€0al sec.eecceencee.. § 366.13
LESS: 25% Reserve for Estimated LOSSES sec.secsescenc.s 91.53 274.60
Returned and Liened Taxes se. .es..eoeeeeccsess seseesanes $67,205.84 4
LESS: 25% Reserve for Estimated LOSSES secsseccearcec.. 16,823.96 50,471.88
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE:
Individuals and Estates for Maintenance «eeesecose.. seaane $4,449. 347.13
Reserve for Estimated LOSSES ss..eseese
LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS
LUZERNE COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT
CURRENT ACCOUN
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
For the fiscal year ended December 31, 1960.
TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS .....
TOTAL GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES
TOTAL NON-GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES «sac.cee
NON-GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES ccecsssccssecace
CURRENT ACCOUNT
STATEMENT OF REVENUE ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL
For the fiscal year ended December 31, 1960,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Child Welfare .. § 173,440.00 § 70,879.85 §
Temporary Loans eeesse.. teceeniiene .
LUZERNE co INSTITUTION DISTRICT
URRENT ACCOUNT
STATEMINT OF APPROPRIATIONS COMPARED WITH
EXPENDITURES AND ENCUMBRANCES
For hi fiscal year ended December 31, 1960.
Salaries of Controller's Office .ieseeee..oe..
Salaries of Weifare Workers, Investigato!
Salaries of Tax Collectors—Commissions
Salaries of Solicitors and "Japitress ..
TOTAL SAL, ARIES OR SERVICES secees $§ 104,340.32 § 104,340.32 §
AdVertiSing'' vo. ies. seeesanss Yenrnoeess $ 23 70 $ 431.70 $
Office Equipment . 6.60 556.60
Office Supplies ... 2 oo: 71 2,567.71
Telephone . and Telegraph 2,665.22 2,665.22
Traveling ‘Expense wave fs amass nas eees sale 3,961.00 3,961.00
Motor Vehicle—Operation’ and Maintenance .. 2,060.16 2,060.16
Expense of Tax Collectors seeeeevevsnscsace . 711.78 711.78
ther Expense sv..es..e oraues saiseteieee 6,576.16 6,576.16
TOTAL OTHER EXPENSES «scees..ee.
TOTAL GENERAL ADMINISTRATION .. $ 123,870.64 $ 123,870.65 $
LUZERNE COUNTY HOME (ADMINISTRATION):
ACCOUNT
report of the Luzerne County Institutional
together with a statement of the financial
ROBERT H. STROH,
Controller .of Luzerne County.
ACCOUNT 1
1,112,336.78 3,337.010.35
$4,494,655.93
... $4,140,000.00
354,655.93
$4,494,655.93
. $1,490.368.86
300,000.00 1,790,368.86
RECEIPTS ase rees et inreaere. $3,664,454.10
ewvvniens $ 123,870.65
16,985.91
rede mes 342,021.53
2,868.90
343,956.97
oe 2,112.13
« 1,148,405.56
10,140.46
132.25
5,178.54
194,400.00
cessee.ve 2,190,072.90
eleaieions $ 364,000.00
EIN . 180,000.00
544,000.00
ceseise ... $2,734,072.90
as seisees $2
ceerens ceessrsane EL $ 930,381.20
TITUTION DISTRICT
Excess or
Deficiency*
‘Estimated Actual of Estimated
Revenue Revenue Over Actual
eee .. $1,051,825.77 $§ 988,875.43 § [62,950.34*
. 53,396.00 63,575.74 10,179.74
24,000.00 24 311.67 311.67
$1,129,221.77 $1,076,762.84 $ 52,458.93*
seiave
2,560.15*
cases . 156,000.00 116,466.12 39,533.88
esenane 500.00 473.94 26.06
«ee 180.716.95 225,786.11 ; 45,069.16
ceeea.ee § 410,656.95 $ 413,606.02 $ 2,949.07
eases $1,539,878.72 $1,490.368.86 § 49,509.86*
cese.es § 150,000.00 § 300,000.00 $ 150,000. 00
$1,689,878.72 $1,790,368.86 $ 100,490. 14
Appropriations Cancelled
After Balance
Revenue Ezpenditures 12/31/60
. 3 14,787.78 § 14,787.78 $
“es 69.62 69.62
oe 22,334.90 22,334.90
19,810.99 19,810.99
20,520.87 20,520.87
ue 16,813.61 16,813.61
vseas 7,794.30 7,794.30
cessocen 2,208.25 2,208.25
Lee § 19,530.33 § 19,530.33 §
cesasssee $43,279.35 16,985.91 § 26,293.44)
EY 500d 8 192,021.55 3 yar
v 10 125,000.00 f
‘| with top four teams picked to enter
slump during this second half to
take that final and most important
game from a team that had been
going great guns!
The rest of the league s taged their
proprietor’s rolloff that samé night
proprietor’'s tournament. Dodson’s
hit 2827; Dallas Dairy 2810; Dixon's
2808 and Stonehurst 2775.
Roberts, Garris and Fielding
Berti & Sons On Top /
First half champs, Berti & ™
Sons, took over’ top spot in
GEORGE SHUPP league with
three weeks remaining. Berti
now holds first with 41 points
while Raiders trail with 401}
points. Wreckers hold third and
Meade’s fourth. . #
Third annual Banquet will be
held Monday, May 15th at Con-
tinental Inn at 6:30 p. m.
George Shupp with 575 and Joe
Shemanski 570 were the “big noise”
for Berti & Sons as they downed
Casterline Hauling in, a close match.
Truckers copped all 4 but only won
total pins by 40. Stan Dicton con-
tributed 205 (541) and Ron Fielding
508. Casterline’s had Kriel and
Dimmick with 539, Vancampen 521
and Casterline 505. Shupp missed
a 191 triplicate with a 193 first
game.
Dallas Lions stunned previous
front-running Raiders by copping
3 points and dropping Raiders to
second. Jim Thomas with 204-209
(572) was the big factor for Lions.
No one hit 500 for Raiders.
Bob Moore 203 (577) and Joe
Shalata 514 led Crispell Farm Service
to a 3-timer over Wreckers. Jack
Trudnak 524 and Bill Morton 501
led Wreckers.
Meade’s won 3 from Sportsmen as
John Hudak with 201 (551), Tom
Cross 542, Joe Kravitz 525 and Leo
Yankoski 503 paved the way. For
Grille team, Al Gulitus fired 200
(540), Frank Bialogowicz 526 and
Harold Kocher 201 (525).
Crusaders with four men on the
line won 3 from Noxen VFW with
Bob Fallon high for both teams with
496.
Winners In Church League
Back Mt. Church League fin-
ished 1960-61 bowling season
last week with Dallas A cham-
pions with 96 points, winning
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72 games and losing 18. Carl’
Roberts wound up with highest
average of 185 and 693 series;
Cliff Garris had high single
game of 268 and 691 series;
and Sid Fielding had a 266
single.
Other top averages with at least
60 games bowled were: Cliff Garris
184; Chiz Lozo 181; Ralph Garris
178; Sid Fielding 177; Tom Cross
177; Al Bellas 176; Al Scheckler 176;
Jack Berheiser 175; Wilbur Morgan
174; Lew Reese 173; Tex Wilson 172;
Bob Shoemaker 171; Dave Zimmer-
man 171; Tom Metz 170; John War-
dell 170; Roy Stair 170; Willard
Piatt 169; Bob Moore (D-B) 169;
Wilbur Davis 169; Carl Hirner 169.
Additional standings: Dallas B 86;
Shavertown B 83; Lutheran 79;
Trucksville C 67%; Shavertown C 64;
Trucksville A 61; B 60; Shavertown
A 57%; Carverton B 54%; Hunts-
ville Christian 49; Orange 48; Car-
verton A 45; Mount Zion 38%; E
Dallas 35; Lehman 35.
Charlie Nafus Leads Scoring
Charlie Nafus led Crows to
3 point win over Blue Jays in
St. Paul's Brotherhood League
when he rolled terrific 225-205
(589) Friday night. (And right
after bowling three games in
Major League.) Crows posted
high single of 894. Owls lead
' with 86 points and Hawks have
35.
Posting games over 180 and 500
series were Guyler 197 (549); Rob-
erts 185 (536); Fiske 215 (531); A.
Whiting 196 (526); Kreidler 196
(515); Culp 185 (515); M. Whiting
513.
Jones Hits High Series
Jones of Whitesell Brothers
League led scoring with 191 (575)
and Construction with 678 and
Plumbing and Heating, 1836 total
pins were high teams last week.
Construction has 36 points in first
place with Developers in second with
28.
Delaney And Goodman Tie
Delaney Gas “gummed up the
works” Friday, taking 4 from
O’Malia and ending the season’s
second half tied in first place
with Goodman, 33 points each.
Glova lost 3 to Goodman and
.was knocked out of first to
second. Delaney, winner of first
half and Goodman will roll off
the tie Friday. If Delaney wins,
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OTHER FORMS OF CARE FOR ADULTS
AND FAMILY GROUPS:
Board in Private Families e...ee..oe..
Burial Expense
Medical Care
Clothing and Shoes ..
Other Expense
TOTAL OTHER
CHILD WELFARE:
Salaries of Clerks and Welfare Worke
Travel—Child Welfare
TOTAL SALARIES OF DIRECTORS,
WELFARE WORKERS AND TRAV:
Board of Foster Homes
E Institutions. for Dependent Children .
Institutions for Dependent Children
Mental Defectives .. 4
Transportation of Children’ “er
Clothing
Medical, Dental, Eye and Ear .
Other Expenses
TOTAL CHILD WELFARE eevee.
UNPAID BILLS OF PRIOR YEARS seesee
MISCELLANEOUS:
INSUTANCE ee..0s. oe. veeresssss tneed
Contribution to Retirement Fund oe
Social Security
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS sesesces
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Construction on Buildings «...secceeee
Purchase of Major Fatipment PY
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY esesese
Interest on Bonds
TOTAL INTEREST secesecctecarce
NON-GOVERNMENTAL
foregeing account is a correct statement of
Sworn and subscribed See me this 27th
WILLIAM P. GUNSTER
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MRS. WILLIAM R. HUGHES
Transportation of Familles and Individuals
FORMS OF CARE esse §
Salary of Director In Children Services a... $
OTHER FORMS OF CARE FOR CHILDREN:
Interest on Temporary LOANS eessessseescseccsneace § 13,250.00 §
condition of the Luzerne County Institution District for
Clerk of the Courts of ‘Quarter Sessions.
7c
ceiien 267.85 § 267.85 § =
897.20 897.20
canene 600.00 600.00
300.00 236.00 64.00
. 67.10 67.10
“eee 867.85 867.85
3,000.00 § 2,868.90 § 131.10
EBLE
9,011.00 § 9,011.00 §
IS «ee 49,000.00 43,841.83 5,158.17
eieesee 3,449.35 3,449.35
CLER.
EL .. Ss Sa, 460.35 § 56,302.18 § 5,158.17
ses.eee § 110,000.00 $ 105,220.05 § 4,770.95
99,437.78 93,012.81 6,424.97
eesteen 69,000.00 42,892.17 26,107.83
1,500.00 1,091.45 408.67
23,000.00 18,140.33 4,859.67
8,000.00 6,276.11 1,723.89
21,012.87 21,012.87 2
TOTAL OTHER FORMS OF CARE ese. $ 331,950.65 § 287,654.79 § 44,295.86
Jeesss $ 393,411.00 § 343,956.97 § 49,454.03
wseecee $§ 2112708 2,112.13 § S57
weeecne $1,100.00 § 664.87 § 435.13
o 7,000.00 6,000.00 1,000.00
ase 6,200.00 3,475.59 2,724.41
ees $ 14,300.00 § 10,140.46 $ 4,159.54
eeaseses. $1,085,455.38 $1,085,455.38 §
785,693.72 62,950.18 722,743.54
eecnse. $1,871.149.10 $1,148,405.56 § 722,743.54
5178.54 § 8,071.46
epessee 194,400.00 194,400.00
—_— ——
eesecss $ 207,650.00 $ 199,578.54 § 8,071.46
Lo sys uresrnsnerasesbesy 364,000.00 § 364,000.00 §
| Bonds RL secs ® 2R000000 © 180,000.00
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/ TOTAL eeseesescsssacesssssccsensssassoses $ 544,000.00 § 544,000.00 §
bE
REFUNDS:
TOTAL REFUNDS ssesssseserasssnessasesnsess $ 1.00000 § 13225§ 867.75
TOTAL |. aevvenss verieseseesnsesassiavssses $3,558,772.80 $2,734,072.90 § 824,699.90
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ‘COUNTY OF LUZERNE, ss:
ROBERT H. STROH, being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says the
receipts and expenditures, and the financial
the year ended December 31,
day of January, 1961.
ROBERT H. STROH A
SGonironeny of Luierne County. i
. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1961
they will be champions.If Good-
| man takes it, there will be an-
other playoffs,
Leading Delaney was Ruth Lyons
| 171-163-158 (492) with J. Agnew
, hitting 167; E. Moyer 154. O'Malia
had one girl over 150, M. Milne 159.
| Goodman rolled 2183 total pins
with Anita Pascavage hitting 507
(151-173-183) and Mary A. Consi-
dine 160-166-155 (481). Marie
Sebolka topped Glova’s with 188-157
(456); B. Carr hit 154-156; J.
Thompson 158; G. Grant 156.
Apex featured Evelyn Kamont
165-159 (471); Dot Parent 153-152
‘1159 (464); Garrity was led by Lila
Lozo 161- 189 (494) and E. Shaffer
167.
Gloria Charnitski led Triangle with
186 (463); M. Ciccarelli had 155-168;
A. Cross 159; E. McShea 156. Elaine
Saddington scored for Joe's with
185-160 (488). ;
Elaine And Mary Top Scorers
Elaine Saddington blasted
the pins for a big 206 game and
Mary Dimmick spilled 515 pins
with games of 204-156-155 in
Country League. Carol Hadsel
hit 512 (172-163-177) and Gert
Schneider rolled 168-182-151
(501). Anita Pascavage posted
489 (157-186) and Jean Agnew
480 (187-180), while Marilyn
Morris chalked up 479 (150-
187).
Circle Inn succumbed to ‘‘cellar”
team, West Side Building to the tune
of 2 points, but still remains on top
with 39 points. Dallas Dairy took 4
from Bocar and switched with them,
taking over second place with 28
while Bocar has 25% in third.
Humphreys Bootery took 3 from
Plains Blouse and has 25% points.
Dallas had 2469 total pins and Circle,
a single of 883.
Others with games over 150 or
450 series were: R. Costello 174-171
(467); E. Kamont 158-163 (460); F.
Allabaugh 180; T. Denmon 175; B.
Zimmerman 174; M. Ciccarelli 171;
M. Bellas 168-157; S. Gearhart 151-
162; D. Mallin 156; R. Novosky 152-
158; A. Miller 150.
‘Moyer and Lacettes Again!
Until last week, Lacettes of
Natona Girls League, still held a
record of 48 wins and 0 losses.
(I heard they have lost since.)
They rolled 1653 total pins and
high game of 560 and Eleanor
Moyer again took honors with
180-176-166 (519).
Other 150 plus games were 158 by
M. Meyers; 159 N. Bennett; 178-168
(480) Norma Smith; 159 L. Crispell;
159-154 (450) Rachel Crispell.
A. Whiting Led Lutheran Scores
A.” Whiting led in Lutheran
Women's League with 192 (470)
while Orchids blossomed with 717
and Carnations grew with 2064 total
pins. Camellias lead with 31%
points followed by Carnations 30.
Also scoring wera L. Cyphers 168;
K. Kalafsky 154-168; D. Berlew 170;
0. Wade 168; T. Morton 169; A. Cor-
bett 156; D. Kaye 153-152; R. Nygren
152; J. Inman 151- 152; S. Roberts
150.
Crown Girls Win And Lose
Crown girls of Independent
League were hot and cold this
weekend. The local girls met
Eagles Academy Saturday and
lost 4, hitting only 2121 total
pins against winner's 2410.
Crown had only 4 girls on the
line and none hit in 500’s.
Evelyn Roberts led with 488
series (174 high game) and
Ginger Gosart had top single
with 207; Henri Benkovsky hit
177.
Henry’s met our girls in Dal-
las Sunday afternoon and lost
4. Crown totalled 2507 pins
against their 2212. Grace Sickler
led with 165-187-178 (580);
Evelyn Roberts had 184-170-173
(527); Billye James 167-165-167
(499); Henri Benkovsky 191
(482); and Doris Berlew 163
(469).
Sinclair and Moyer Score
Edna Sinclair 177 and Eleanor
Moyer (478) had high scores in
Dallas Women's Club League Thurs- for 4 points.
day while Poppies were taking team
honors with 565 (1587). Poppies are |
tops with 37 points and Daffodils are
nodding with 34.
Kostrabola Sets New High
Kostrobola set a mew record high |
of 244 for Orchard Farm in Com- |
munity Service League and hit a big | |
594 series as his team lost 3 to]
Guyette’'s. Guyette’s held its second |
position with its victory, Bill (spon-
stopping Kostrobola, Hogoboom 510 |
and Maturi 509. The total pin score |
of 2588-2523 shows the narrow |
margin.
SECTION B—PAGE 3
series led by Tom Gauntlett 212
(584); Bob Moore 224 (569); Jack
Yanik 201 (557); Reese 205 (543) _
Top men for -
nursery were Nick Stredney 223°
and Lyons 188 (501).
(560); C. Garris 195 (544) and
Andrasko 195 (516).
Dallas Post put a “dimmer” on
Luigi's hopes for second place as it
took the long end of a 3-1 count.
| Frank Muchler 199 (565); Knecht
sor) with 525 and his 400 bowlers |
191 (538); Varner and Gorey with
516 series were all the printers
| needed. C. Roberts 187 (532); Eddy
| 187 (523) and Richards 206 (503)
| were enough to pull out the last
Besecker’s team is still on top, | game.
taking 3 from “Five and Dime” boys.
Michael's came alive to take 3 from
Besecker showed how a sponsor | | Gosart’s. Red Ambrose led the “dig-
“sets the pace” by smashing 241
(598).
offered too much help against Bol-
ton’s 519.
Mercury Motors showed a “spark |
of life” by taking 3 from Boyd |
‘White's. Henderson’s 535, Sekera’s
509, and Stanton’s 505 topped Pete
Ambrose’s 532, Zachary’s 527 and
Kardell's 525.
Charlie Back With 606 Series
Charlie Williams flashed his old
form with 214 (606) as West Side |
Novelty stalled Berti and Son for |
3 points in Crown Imperial Major |
League. In Charlie’s corner were
Jack Landis 193 (559) and Panunti
214 (537). West Side lost middle |
game by 4 sticks. Tex Wilson was |
the big gun for Berti with 226 (574);
B. Allabaugh posted 202 (524) and |
Stair 184 (513).
Bob Shoemaker continued to blast |
the pins for Vanderhoff as he posted
245 (592) to lead the sanders to a |
B point win over Birth’s. Adams
215 (545) and Smith 181 (509) |
aided Bob. For Birth’s, it was Al |
Bellas 212 (595) and Buynak 185
(526) as the ‘“‘gassers” failed to gain |
ground for second week.
There's still plenty of action in the
league with Phillips Supply pump-
ing out a 1008 middle game to
swamp front-running Dallas Nursery |
Phillips’ all hit 500
Smith 537 and Williams 503 |
| Taylor,
gers” on 220. (580) followed by
Ehret 191 (529); Hospador 195 (524)
and Disque 179 (513). Gosart’s has
the unique record of dropping last
{ 23 out of 24 points. Al Ciccarelli 203
(555) and Dimmick 184 (505) broke
' the losing streak by taking last game.
Shavertown Lumber won 3 points
from Jim-Jon. Lumbermen are get-
ting very tough as the season draws
| to a close. Jack Berkheiser 206(564);
Kriel 181 (527); Cross 193 (511)
and Kamont 186 (510) were more
| than enough for Jim-Jon. Panky
| Stolarik 218 (558) and Trudnak 184
| (515) gave it a try but lost out by
| 100 pins on total.
' Rainbow Bake Sale
Dallas Rainbow Girls will stage a
pare Saturday at Boyd White's
Contributors of baked goods are
asked to have them on hand by 10
a. m. Co-chairmen are Sharon
| Samuels, Susan Kelley, and Kay
Ide.
{ city. ‘Girls who will assist include
{ Marian Jolley, Diane Transue, Judy
Carol Anderson, Marilyn
Jackson, Susan Dodd, Carol Lam-
oreaux, Nancy Sieber, Sandra Yellitz,
| and Barbara Tag. Advisors who will
help are Mesdames Evelyn Hopkins,
Agnes Meyers, Elsie Jolley, Laura
Dymond, and Diane Meyers.
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