~ SECTION A — PAGE 2 Ladies of Crown Imperial team brought home 3 points from Shak- ers Saturday night with. Grace Bickler carrying honors on 182-199 ~ (549) ‘and Billye James hitting 181-173 (510). Eleanor Moyer hit 486; Henri Benkoysky 178 (483); and Evelyn Roberts 181 (475). total pins were 2503. Addy Asphalt took 3 points in competition “with (Cross Insurance, taking total pins by just 20. Charlie ‘Williams was the main factor hit- ting 205235 (618), leading Bob Moore's 224 (570) and Leo Yan- koski’'s 199 (562). Nick Stredny ‘had 215 (541). Tom Gauntlett was - down. Charlie's competition ‘was Jack Broody, who piled up 198- 212-197 (607) for Cross Insurance. . An upset occurred in Crown Imperial Major League when Monk Plumbing and Heating lost 8 to Dallas Shopping Center and dropped out of top place. Taking over lead was Jim-Jon Tomatoes with 10 points after ‘copping all 4 from Phillips Sup- ply. Dallas Nursery took 4 from Gosart’s and are second with 9; Monk’s slipped into third with 8. Next, with 7, is Mather’s Black Toppers and 6 point teams are Shavertown Planned How much your family Dallas, Lumber, American Legion, Par- phone . . . N ® ha - ¥ | ry Gulf and Dallas Shopping. It was mot a high-scoring night for anyone. Top score was 244-196 1(599) by Charlie Nafus for Mathers. Closest anyoné could come to that was Mike Gorey, 226 (575) for Parry’s. Frank Muchler hit 226 | (560); [Steve Bonomo 200-206 | (569); Nick Stredny 204-194 (568); | Joe Rodda 212 (568); Pete Ambrose 193-191 (562); Harold Kocher 205 | (553); Rich Bonomo 191 (550); Al [Ciccarelli 225 (542). Single high scores were rolled by Heness 202; Szura 199; Kriel 192; Trudnak 195; C. Allabaugh 213; Molley 202; | Gauntlett 190; Birnstock 202; Kar- ‘dell 196; Williams 193; Richards | 197; Myers 202. Only one big series went on | record in George Shupp League | Monday. Jack Trudnak blasted | away an even 600 for Wreckers | on 204-216 games. Jim Loh- | | | | | man rolled 214 for ‘Crusaders and Joe Shemanski, 210 (546) for Berti. Hudak hit 199-199 for Meade’s against Hollos’ 199 for VFW. 3 | Sportsmen lost ground when they slipped 3 to Berti’s, leaving 11% | point margin between them and | second ~ place Wreckers with 18. | Wreckers took 3 from Casterline’s. | Berti’s moved into third with 164. Security will Social Security pay you and ? Let me help you check-up and plan your insurance program. . write . . . visit Peter Kaye 76 Midland Drive Pa. Phone OR 4-5107 NEY YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY * Life Insurance @ Group Insurance @ Annuities @ Health Insurance @® Pension Plans @ The black automobile above is the 1962 Dodge Dart 440, first of the Action Economy cars. A low-price; full-size : Dodge that will outrun,’ out-economize f g 9 most any car around. For a fact, it ace LR ‘celerates seven percent faster on five per- ‘cent less gas Ki 50 Lake St. than last year’s compara- ble model. Seats are chair-high. There’s a fold-down center armrest in front, | nitski, 167 for Joe's. Raiders took 3 from Lions; Cru- saders, 3 from Crispell’'s and VFW, 3 from Meade’s. High for the night was VFW with 986-2744 total pins. Other 190 plus games were Moore, 197; J. Shalata 192; Blizzard 191; Lettie 198; Bonfig 192; Klass 190; Monte 192; Tomasick had 540 series. H. Heidel copped honors with 660 series Thursday in Back Mountain Neighborhood League when he rolled, 268-224 for Bol- ton’s Diner. Joe Shemanski piled up 610 with games of 234- 194 for Klass Motors. Cliff Garris came close with 595 including 191-230 games for Dallas Dairy and Jack Trudnak posted 223-190 (578) for Klass. Disque Funeral featured Al Ciccarelli, 202 (559) and Bob Moore, 195 (557). Bob and Don’s team had Dean Weale hitting 191 (551) and George Bray just 550 for Beaumont Inn. Beaumont Inn and Dallas Dairy took over the lead with 9 points each. Beaumont took 4 points from Robinson’s ‘and Dallas took 4 from Dixon’s as they climbed ahead of Payne Printery, who was leading with 6 points and Disque and Kern’s with 5% each. Disque, taking 3 from Dodson’s now has 81% and Kern's 7%. Payne's and Bob and Don’s have 7 each. In the 200’s were Piech 206; E. Yankoski 204; Richardson 205; Dod- son 208; Birnstock 203; Matte 215; Culver 214. Games in 190’s were | posted by W. Lancio; Oravitz; Van- | derhoff; Muchler; Ashman, Kravitz; | Parsons; Bennett. Eleanor Moyer was on top scoring again Friday night in Imperialettes League when she rolled a beautiful 203-176 (538) series for Elston’s and Bea Carr crashed through for O’Malia with 201 (510). Top spot belongs to O'Malia Laundry, 4 points ahead of all run- ners-up with 11 points. ‘“Launder- ettes” took 4 from Plains Blouse on strength of Bea's big game and Anita Pascavage's 162 (464), mov- ing ahead of Joe’s, 7 points and Garrity 61% and Elston’s 6. Joe’s copped 3 from Avex, Gloria Grant in front with 164 (455); Elston’s, 3 from Garrity, thanks to Eleanor’s top scoring. Delaney’s took 3 from Goodman’s, Marg Milne scoring 457. Jewell Thompson hit 164 for Goodman’s, Plains had Evelyn Kamont, 167 (467); Frances Sperle, 186 for Garrity; Jean Agnew. hit 164 on Apex and Gloria Char- Dink Costello led scoring in Country League with 162- 160-176 (498) for Tov Shelf as they took 3 from Dallas Dairy. Marg Milne starred for Mac Tools with 188 (491). Grace Sickler led Bocar with 189 (486) and Anita Pascavage had ‘The white car is the Lancer GT, America’s first Sports Compact. It carries five. Cor= ners flat. Handles neat. Really goes. Bucket seats, all vinyl upholstery, full carpeting are standard. Full-size or compact, every Dodge is rustproofed. Has a smooth ride. Goes 32,000 miles between grease jobs. As always, Dodge means dependability. NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER L. L. Richardson Phone OR 4-4551 1 | | | | { | | wth 9% points and Roses have 7%. | Lutheran Church at the Lake. I also of Harveys Lake. Dallas, Pa. THE DALLAS POST, THURS 455. Jean Agnew hit 160 and Carol Hadsel 161 for Troster’s and Evelyn Kamont, 162 for 1O’Connell’s. Troster and Mac Tools tied in first with 9 each. O'Connell's and Top Shelf have 7 and Bocar and Dallas Dairy are fighting over the cellar. Mac Tools ‘led all; teams with 902-2361 total pins. Last week, Grace Sickler rolled a beautiful 542 series with 198-200 games and Evelyn Roberts hit 192 (486). WM. Milne hit 162-175 (467): and M. Bellas 190 (461). Costello hit 171; Weale 168 and Agnew 162. Bowlerettes League ; Ann Whiting, 184 (452); Kay Kalafsky 159 (442); and Libby! Cyphers 167 (444) led scoring in Bowlerettes League ‘last Thursday. Duke Isaacs team leads with 8 points; Bolton’s has 7; Whiting’s 6 and Monk’s 3. Bolton’s had 1989: total pins and Isaacs posted single high of 723. In Lakers’ League, it was Pete Ambrose with 214 (589); "Rita Cosfello (468) and Dan Gula, 218 scoring. Top Shelf Ladies rolled high game of 964 and 2873 total pins. Kocher’s Boys holds “lead with; TY points. 3 McCarty Tops St. Paul's Victor McCarty topped St. Paul's Brotherhood [League with 213 (537) and Tigers led team scoring with DAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961 | Fernbrook Your correspondent and Verna || Lamoreaux, Fern Street, both have | Easter lilies in bloom for the second || time this year. The lilies adorned the altar of Glennwood P.M. Church on Sunday for the combined Rally Day and Promotion Day exercises. Curtis Bynon, Main Street, who underwent major surgery three months ago in Nesbitt Hospital, will be able to return to work in Philips Seafood on November 1. Mrs. Edith Phillips, Kingston, is a guest of Mrs. Sarah Moss for a few days. Mrs. Leona Belles is spending sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilson, in New Milford. Mrs. William ° Compton, Maple- wood Heights, is spending a week visiting her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Compton and Harry in Levittown. Mrs. Oscar Dymond is able to be about her home after being ill sev- | eral weeks. William Dymond is spending some in ‘Altus, ‘Oklahoma, since May 12. He will leave on Thursday for Los Angeles for Air Products. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reasoner and family, Demunds Road, have moved to Meadowcrest. 842 (2327). Tigers lead lineup with 12 points, % ahead of Badgers and 115 beyond Mustangs. . Hoover hit 198 (511) and Guyler roller 212 (502). Richards For Dallas Women Jeanne Richards scored 188 (463) | for Dallas Woman’s Club while Daffodils hit 573 and Violets rolled 1620. Violets hold top position Albert S. Hillibush Buried At Mahanoy Albert S. Hillibush, Harveys Lake, was buried Saturday in German | Protestant Cemetery, Mahanoy City, following services conducted by Rev. Frederick Eidam, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, at the Disque Fun- | eral Home; 3 Mrs Hillibush, 76, died Thursday’ morning at Nesbitt Hospital, where he had been a patient since Septem- ber 5. He was a native of St. Nicholas, son of the ldte Frank ‘and Sarah Boehm Hillibush, For fifty years he was employed by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal Co. 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