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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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1 was a busy weekend at Crown
Imperial Lanes as most of sixteen
lanes were going Saturday and Sun-
day afternoon and evening. Many
groups of young people and com-
plete families enjoyed the popular
sport ‘together over the weekend
‘and Tony Bonomo opened the doors
wide to welcome many students and
guests, home for a brief holiday dur-
ing mid-year’s.
Contest Ends In Tie For First
. American Legion and Monk
Plumbing and Heating met Fri-
in a contest for top spot
and Legion ran off with 4
ints, tying up first place with
Yio, 52 points each. Come
n, boys!
ight!
Fred Adams topped Legion with
202-207 (590); Lew Reese hit 203
(567). Cliff Garris had 203-191
(575) for Monk's and—‘where was
the team?”
Chill Williams was op scorer with
611 (201-224) and with Dave Eddy’s
218-220 (606) and Frank Kardell’s
195-202- 192 (589), Dallas Shop-
ping: Center took 4 from Shav-
ertown Lumber. Roberts had 235-
198 (589) and Ambrose Vida had
190-205 (569) for ‘lumbermen’.
Let’s have a real
‘Shopping Center ‘has 48% in second
place. ;
Parry's Gulf lost 3 to Dallas Nur-
sery and hold third with 47%. Rich
Bonomo led “nurserymen’’ with 213
(584); Charlie Allabaugh hit 203
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and. Nick Stredny 201. Jack Berti
had 194 (559); Steve Bonomo 226
(558) and Harold Kocher 194 for
Parry’s. Nursery and Shavertown
Lumber are tied with 45 points.
Birth’s Esso has 43% after taking
4 from Jim-Jon which has 43. Bob
Moore hit 193-198-199 (590); Frank
Muchler 221; Harold Coolbaugh 190
and Tex Wilson 194 for Birth’s. Bob
Shoemaker hit 214 (559); Jim
Thomas 197 and Leo Yankoski 196
for Jim-Jon.
Gosart’s Appliance split 2-2 with
Mathers and has 41 points. Jack
Hustey rolled 211-186-211 (608)
for Gosart’s; Pete Hospodor hit 196
and E. Yankoski 193. Panky Stol-
arick rolled 198-209 (567) “IMPOS-
SIBLE” and Péte Ambrose had 200.
For West Side Novelty, it was
Walter Szura, 195-203 (585) and
Al Bellas 234 (552) as it took 3 from
Phillips Supply. Bill Allabaugh
scored 191-215 (581); Richy Bon-
omo 196 and Ed Carey 191.
Idetown Bears
Teddys lead Bears League with 7
points. Pandas posted high of 898
and Cubs, 2599 total pins last week.
Bill Rosenberger and Bill Jones each
scored, 200 games; Al Raph hit 195;
Charles Pagana 199. Frank Kelmel
rolled 522 series. Cubs’ total in-
cluded consistent games of 863-873-
863.
Paul Kamont led all series
week before with 592 pins in-
cluding a 214 game but Charles
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Pagana had top single of 2438
and John Kriel was close with
246 (583).
Here’s The Bowlerettes!
Out of the news for three weeks,
Bowlerettes are back. Whiting's
team is in front with 13 points and
took honors last week with 845
(2332).
Top honors for January 11th
went to Libby Cyphers 182 (486);
S. Roberts 172 (456); D. Berlew 163
(451); M. Fritzinger 176 and J. In-
man 160.
Libby Cyphers led scoring on
18th ‘with beautiful series of
520 (178-184). A. Whiting had
177-163 (472); M.
166 (470); D. Berle
Rogers 160 and D. Stearn y
Last week, Ann Whiting took
honors with 186-161 (502); S.
Roberts hit 206. D. Berlew had
170-167 (492); M. Hislop 175-176
(477); C. Metz 162; L. Cyphers 160;
A. Rogers 175; R. Nygren 160-174;
D. Stearn 172.
Travelling News
. Beaver Run took 4,6 from Davis
Paints last week, Charles Else spill-
ing pins for total of 630 (226-223).
Al Ciccarelli hit 235 (607); Ron
Fielding had 191-200-202 (593);
Carl Roberts rolled 196 (551) and
Sid Fielding posted 195 (528).
Addy ' Asphalt won 3 from Jim-
my’s. Bob Moore scored 196-218
(600); Nick Stredny rolled 200-200
(581) and Chill Williams hit 210
(579). Tom Gauntlett had a 195.
Hey, Leo!
Crown Imperial Girls took 2 from
Phillips Sea Food with Evelyn Rob-
erts leading on 210 (541) and Billye
Jam es hitting’ 184 (522). Henri
Benkovsky rolled 169 (494); Grace
Sickler 192 (488) and Ginger Gosart
171 (456).
Saturday found Addy’s, Niagara
Cyclo and Crown Girls at home.
Addy split with DeLuca, Charlie
Williams heading Addy’s with 208-
200 (577) and Bob Moore hitting
224 (574). Nick Stredny rolled 194;
Tom Gauntlett 206 and Leo Yanko-
STEVE BONOMO HIT A
BEAUTIFUL 692 SERIES SAT-
© URDAY! Topping all series rolled
at Crown Imperial for some
time, Steve led his Niagara
team on to take 2 out of 3 from
Quicky Beverage, losing first
game by only 1 pin. Steve's
series included 268-210-214.
Ambrose Vida had 236 (580)
and Pineno posted a 198.
Crown Imperial girls lost 2 to Top
Hat. Grace Sickler hit 180-190
(527); Evelyn Roberts 170-161-184
(515); Billye James 187-160-161
(508); Ginger Gosart 196 (501) and
Henri Benkovsky (451).
Beaver Run was away against
Silver Top. Our boys took 4 points,
Sid Fielding copping honors with
234-203-192 (629). Carl Roberts
rolled 197-203 (577). What hap-
pened to the rest?
Pete Kaye Posts 546
Holy Rollers League featured
Peter Kaye with 203-177 (546).
Pete and Doc Whittaker with 212
(511) and Ruth N. 185 (479) went
all out for Yellow Jackets, but lost
4 to Wasps. Sally hit 169 (460);
and Bob N. 186 for victors.
WHAT! ? Dick led Bumble Bees
with 182 (500) and with Marge
Fritzinger’s 169 and Donna Kaye's
164.183 (466), the bees took 3 from
Hornets.
Viclets Lead Dallas Women
Violets lead Dallas Woman's Club
League with 26 points; Poppies and
Roses are tied with 25 each. Violets
copped honors for first half cham-
pionship.
Top - scoring -for the last three
weeks was done by Marg Milne and
Eleanor McShea with 502 series and
Jeanne Richards, 189 game; Eleanor
Moyer 524 and Eleanor McShea 190;
Helen Bonomo 513; Marg Milne 501
and Theresa Graham 201. Marigolds
rolled. 2052 total pins on 18th and
Violets had high game of 737.
Ben Franklin Wins Crown
Ben Franklin won the crown
in Community Service League
for first half with 46 points,
taking 4 from Mercury Motors
by forfeit. Horlacher broke his
record with 530 and Bolton had
507. Austin hit 552, but with
no team-----2
Boyd White stayed in second with
38 after taking 3 from Guyette’s.
Whittaker had 224-209 (603). Pet-
erson rolled 561 and Kardell 510.
Orchard Farm came out of the
cellar with 3 from Besecker’s.
Kostrabala tallied 575; Maturi 522
and Hogoboom 506 for the Farm.
Mercury finished third with 31;
Besecker 30; Orchard 29 and Guy-
ette 28.
Morgan and Moyer Tops
Morgan hit 209 (580), high series
in St. Paul's Lutheran League, Fri-
day and Moyer posted single high of
223. Eckert had 200 (565); Kreid-
ler 214; [Stook 211; Culp 210; Monk
203.
Long Horns scored 885 and Bad-
gers totalled 2429. Tigers are on
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1962
TRUCKSVILLE
(477); Jean Agnew 162; Doris King
167 for Apex. Ruth Stair hit 163
(451) for Garrity. Plains Blouse
was headed by Evelyn Kamont, 189
(464). Liz Weale rolled 167-160
(484) for Goodman assisted by
Jewell Thompson 166 (458) and
Ann Hospodar 162 (461). Eleanor
Moyer rolled 160 (449) for Elston’s
as they split 2-2 with Joe’s. Rose
Novroski led Joe's with 188 (472);
Doris Mallin hit 161.
Imperialettes—Meeting at 8:30 be-
fore bowling, Friday.
Crusaders On Top;
Tomasak Rolls 622
Standings in GEORGE SHUPP
League find Crusaders on top with
13 points followed closely by Wreck-
ews with 12, Sportsmen 11 while
Berti & Sons, Meade's Garage and
Casterline Hauling are deadlocked
for fourth position with 10 points
each.
Nick Tomasak was the “big
pin getter” Monday night when
he blasted a huge 256 game
between a 180-186 for a (622)
series. Nick’s series enabled
Crusaders to move into first
place with 4 points from Berti
& Sons.
Nick had help from Jim Lohman
with 197 (553) and Jim Miller
520. Ron Fielding 200 (563) led
Truckers followed by S. Dicton 212
(546).
Crusaders also rolled high series
for the evening with 978 (2786).
Leo Yankoski’'s 211 (567) and
Walt Meade’s 212 (543) led Meade’s
to 3 point win .over Dallas Lions.
G. Thomas 192 (522) and Shinal
516 led Lions.
Sportsmen continued to “lay it
on” Raiders by copping 3. Frank
Bialogowicz was the “big noise”
for Grill team with 222-221 (590)
aided by Lettie 192 (539) and
Gulitus 519. Molley 194 (523) and
Klass 513 led Raider team.
Jack Trudnak’'s 236 (580) was
the mainstay for Wreckers in 3
point victory over Crispell's who
had Joe Shalata with 212 (558).
Casterline Hauling stayed in con-
tention with a 3-timer from Noxen
VFW as Bert Mitchell had another
good night with 203 (533) for
Haulers.
Works With Howitzers
FORT HOOD, TEX. (AHTNC) —
Army Specialist * Four Donald A.
Moss, son of Mrs. Eloise E. Moss,
RD 3, Dallas, is a member of the
1st Armored Division’s 6th Artillery
which recently provided support for
tank gunnery training at Fort Hood,
Tex.
Specialist Moss’ unit used 105-
millimeter howitzers to fire illumi-
nating rounds which enabled tank
gunners to see their targets during
night-firing exercises at the fort.
Moss, a mechanic in Battery B of
the artillery, entered the Army in
December 1959 and completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. C.
The 25-year-old soldier attended
Dallas Township High School.
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top with 21 points and Long Horns,
Huskies and Bulldogs are tied with
17 each.
Delaney Takes Over
Delaney’s took over lead position
with 12 points in Imperialettes
League Friday as it took 3 from
O’Malia. Apex won 4 from Garrity
and have 11; Plains dropped to third
with 10 after losing 4 to Goodman
which has 9.
Marg Milne toppled the pins
for 515 (169-190), high for the
night. She led Delaney with
Kate Gansel hitting 166. Bea
Carr led O’Malia with 174
(458) ; Linda Wheeler had 166.
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Helen Bonomo had 166-171
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miers and
Mr. and Mrs. William Schweikle
and family of Williamsport recent-
ly visited Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Perrin.
Birthday greetings to Mrs.
William Clewell, Mrs. Andrew
Glowash, Mrs. Robert Greenley,
June M. Morgan, Irma Shoe-
maker, Marilyn Fennell, Martha
Finney, Claudette Swan, Carol
Jean Britt, Rev. Robert E.
Germond; Richard Scott Plum-
mer, Richard P. Harrison, Theo-
dore Hinkle, Ned Bessmer, Vito
Yanalunas, Kenneth Gyier, Al-
fred Scott, and Nelson Meyers.
Eugene Considine was reelected
president of Greater Wilkes-Barre
Labor Council at a meeting in the
Labor Temple in Wilkes-Barre last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Schilbred,
Wallingford, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weyand, Knob
Hill,
Mrs. George Nemetz and infant
daughter have returned home from
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Clark,
Harris Hill Road, returned home
after spending a month with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Clark and granddaugh-
ter, Maryann of Syracuse.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Thomas and
son, John, returned to Beaufort,
S C., after spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harris,
Hillside. >
Ruth Meyers, R.N., has returned
to her home, Bunker Hill after re-
cuperating from an illness at the
home of her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Meyers
of Plainsfield, N. J.
Airman First Class Douglas Cle-
well, who spent two months in
Thialand, has returmed to his base
in Korea.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips and
family spent the week end with
her aunts, Verna and Gertrude
Smith {in York. Verna returned
with them to spend a few weeks
here.
Walter Harris, Harris Hill Road,
was admitted to Nesbitt Hospital
last week as a medical patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finney and
‘family of Lancaster and Marion
Finney, Wilmington Del., visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Finney recently.
David Mathers, Staub Road, who
suffered injuries when the car ‘in
which he was a passenger skidded
on ice and hit a pole on the high-
way below Harter’s Dairy, is again
able to be about.
Birthday Party
Calvin Maxwell, Harris Hill Road,
was guest of honor at a party
given by his father to celebrate
his forty-second birthday anniver-
sary. Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Maxwell, Sharon and Billy
Maxwell and daughter, Ellen; Mr.
Maxwell and daughter, Eleln; Mr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henninger
have returned to their home in
Syracuse after spending several days
with her brother and sister-in-
law, , Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder
and family.
Mrs. Esther Bond, Carverton Road,
recently spent a week with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Rose of Elmira,
N.Y,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins,
Mt. Greenwood, will spend the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. John Honey-
well, in Sidney, N.Y.
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Edwards
entertained at dinner at their home
at Hillside Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Stockton and Mrs. Jerome Kunkle
| of Pittston; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. George
Hunter of Bloomingdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace have
taken up residence on Memorial
Highway, Trucksville. Mrs, Wallace
is the former Sharon Spencer.
Mrs. Maude Weidner, Harris Hill
Road, is convalescing after [an
illness of several weeks. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrieder of
628 Salem Road, Summerville,
N.J. announce the birth of a son,
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win Marshell, Bunker Hill. Mr.
Schrieder is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bart Schrieder, Stanton St.,
Wilkes-Barre.
William Frey, Carverton Road,
has been in New York City for a
few days on a business trip.
Mrs. Joanne Radydeski, who was
a patient in Nesbitt Hospital several
weeks, is convalescing at home.
Choir Elects Officers
Trucksville Methodist Church
Choir has elected these officers
for the coming year: Mrs. Harold
Croom, president; Linda Renville,
secretary; and Mrs, Sheldon Bennett,
treasurer; Mrs. Blackman, organ-
ist, will serve as vice-president.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Griffiths
and family, Maple Street, have
moved to Harrisburg, where Mr.
Griffiths is employed by Dun &
Bradstreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Considine,
Sr., 165 Highland Avenue, have
returned from Philadelphia, where
they attended a meeting and dinner
in honor of the second general Vice-
President O., William Blaier of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America.
Receive Promotion
Harold J. Eustice, Carverton Road,
and William L. Matus, Sutton Road,
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were advanced in rank from private
E2 to private first class according to |
Capt. John Bednarski, commanding |
officer of Headquarters Battery 2nd
Howitzer Battallion, 109th Artillery. |
Mrs. James Barrett and infant son |
have returned home from Nesbitt |
Hospital.
Mrs. Basking |
Dorothy Hoover,
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Ridge, N. J., is visiting friends end
relatives in the area. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson,
York, visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Williamson, Goeringer
Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Hemenway, Post Road. Mrs. Wil.
liamson celebrated her birthday
while she was home,
Happy Birthday To Us
Three members of the crew at
the Dallas Post celebrated their
birthdays last week on January
17, one of them at home, flat on
her back, the other two able to
stagger around in spite of he ine
roads of colds.
Young Tom remained with the
linotype machine; Doris put out a
full day’s work on her new mach-
ine; Mrs. Hicks, barking like a
seal, threw in the sponge and 500k
for the doctor.
Olsen, At Missile School
Lt. Col Carl B. Olsen, 188 Ter-
race Ave., Trucksville is now at-
tending the top secret Missile Site
Security School, at the U.S. Army
| Provost Marshal General's School,
| Fort Gordon, Georgia.
Lt. Col Olsen is the Executive
| Officer of the 402nd Military Police
Prisoner of War Camp unit which
| meets on Monday evenings at the
| U.S. Army Reserves Training Cent-
| er, East End Blvd. The Lt. Col. will
return to home station Saturday,
| January 27th.
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