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Disc Jockey Dance
Saturday At "Y”
Final arrangements have been
made for the disc jockey dance at
the Back Mountain YMCA Satur-
day evening.
The dance, Co-sponsored by the
“Y”’ and the Dalpha Tri-Hi-Y Club
of Dallas, will feature the popular
Don Stevens of radio station WARM,
Dorothy Eck, president of Dalpha
Tri-Hi-Y, announces that Nancy
Sieber will be in charge of publicity,
| Busan Karl the ticket committee and
Beverly Eck of decorations.
Dancing will be from 7:30 to
10:30 p.m. and open to senior high
school students only, \
Horseshoe 4-H Club
The Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H
Club met on Saturday at the home
of Connie Bogdon, Machell Avenue,
¥" a lesson in grooming horses.
Present were: Linda Tag, acting
president; Dave ‘Spencer, Judy Cris-
pell, Ron Post, Leslie Vivian, Erica
Vivian, Tom Challenger, Anne Lacy,
Val Tag, Nancy Crispell, Nancy
Hughes, Connie Bogdon, Tim Car-
roll, Resia Carroll, Ellen Bid-
well, Ruth Ann Scott, E. V. Chad-
wick, and Mrs. Tony Bogdon.
Harry Brown To Speak
To Bird Club May 10
In preparation for a field trip
to Cape May and Brigantine Bird
Sanctuaries later in May, members
of Back Mountain Bird Club will
hear Harry Brown speak on what
may be seen in those areas at
the May meeting next Thursday
evening in the Library Annex. Mr.
Brown, a former resident of Dal-
las, and active in field expeditions
with Bird Club members, is an au-
thority on birds.
The proposed field trip to New
Jersey will be a strenuous two-day
expedition May 18 and 19.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962
CROWN MAJOR LEAGUE
Dallas Legion scored again Friday
night when the team, rising steadly
out of the long time “slump” it had
been in, took 3 points from leading
“plumbers”. Lewis Reese with 223
(579) and Al, Ciccarelli, 196-212
(590) were stars of the match while
Cliff Garris scored 206-200 (587)
for Monk Plumbing and Heating.
Top scorer of the evening’s
games was Paul Kamont with
227-190-228 (640) for Dallas
Shopping Center. Along with
Chil Williams’ 224-202 (615)
and Dave Eddy’s 191 (551), the
team took all 4 from Shaver-
town Lumber and moved in just
, point above Legion with
75, points... Monk Plumbing
is till on top with 83, but could
possibly lose the crown within
the next two weeks.
Parry’s Gulf dropped 3, points
to Dallas Nursery, tying second
game, 856 each after losing first by
|only 8 pins. Harold Kocher was
(only scorer for Parry’s with 198-
1209 (565). No series over 550 were
reported by ‘“nurserymen”, but four
of the boys turned in high single
games. Stredny hit 208, R. Bon-
lomo 205, Trudnak 200 and C. Alla-
baugh 191. Parry’s hold fourth
place with 72 points and Nursery
has 68". The “lumbermen” are
fifth with 71.
| George ‘Shupp, with 198-210 (588)
and Paul Thomas 225-205 (587)
led the contest between Jim-Jon-
|and Dallas Esso as their team took
3. from Esso Servicenter. Bob Moore
tooped the scorng for Esso with
196-217 (575).
Ed Yankoski hit a 630 series
(212-225-193) for Gosart’s Ap-
pliances as they took all from
Mathers Black Toppers.
Nick Buynak rolled 198-227
(624) for Phillips Supply as,
matched with 193 (561) by Ed
Carey and a beautiful 247 (563)
by Richie Bonomo, they took
3 from West Side Novelty. The
“suppliers” took honors with
985 and 972 games and high
total pins of 2829.
Some single highs worth soting
| were rolled by Pineno 220, Weaver
| 201, Panunti 222, B. Allabaugh 190,
| Birnstock 220, Fallon 198-193, Wil-
[eos 193, L. Yankoski 205-191,
Hustey 190, Cross 191, Kardell 191,
and Rodda 206.
Shavertown Lumber had a real
|low of 771, evidently chopping
wood.
IMPERIALETTES
Plains Blouse broke the first place
tie with Delaney Gas Friday night
|as they took 3 points from Elston's
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BOWLING
NEWS
40 points. Delaney lost to Apex
Auto Parts and are now tied in sec-
ond with O’Malia, 38 points each.
O’Malia won 4 from Garrity Real-
tors. Apex has 36 points and Joe's
Men Shop, with 4 from Goodman
Florist, has 30. Garrity has 27 and
Elston’ s, 24,
Bea Carr scattered pins as
she rolled out a beautiful 569
series for O’Malia including
gameg of 186-202-181. Eleanor
Moyer posted 167-181 (504) for
Elston’s. Jean Agnew hit 200
(471) for Apex and Anita Pas-
cavage chalked up games of
162-185 for a 496 series on
O’Malia’s team. Marie Ciccar-
ell’'s 479 series for Plains in-
sluded a 186.
Rose Novrosky turned in 169
(464), Madlyn Parrish (450), Linda
Wheeler 170, Sylvia Schooley 164,
Peg Williamg 163, Doris King 165,
Marg Milne 160, Gloria Grant 171 |
and Doris Mallin 181.
GEORGE SHUPP LEAGUE
St. Therese's Wreckers clinched
second half honors in SHUPP League
Monday night and will meet Raiders |
at a late date to decide champion- |
ship. Wreckers hold six point lead
with one week remaining.
Bob Moore led scoring Mon-
day night with a 646 series
(200-257-189) to give Crispell’s
a clean sweep over Sportsmen.
Helping Bob was Joe Shalata
528.
Bialogowicz 191 (525), Lettie 500
led “grill” team.
Raiders swept four from Cru-
saders with Dick Gareis rolling 190-
202 (580) along with Molley 521
and Bonfig 199 (512). Crusaders
with 3 men had Lohman 236-193
(581) and Fallon 210 (523).
Dallas Lions copped four from
Casterline’s with Dick Myers spilling
the pins for 234-203 (592) and Jim
Thomas 221 (585). “Haulers”
Bert Mitchell with 191 (544).
Berti & Sons Trucking won 3 from
three-man Noxen VFW team with
Joe Shemanski 192 (532), Ron
Fielding 191 (527) and Shupp 210
scoring. VFW had Blizzard 214
(514).
Bill Amas 211 (562)
Monte 519 along with 200s by |
Kalafsky and Morton enabled
Wreckers to win 3 from Meade’s. |
“Garagemen’’ had Kravitz 201
(531), L. Yankoski 515, E. Yan-
koski 511.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Besecker’s copped 3 from Guy-
ette’s with Kubic scoring on 529
and Russ
| the 500's.
| Dairy and took over the. lead with | Ambrose 196
along with Williams and Landis in
(522) Sled for Jos-
had |
BY DORIS MALLIN
ers.
Mercury Motors had Austin hit-
ting 200 (536) and Bolton 209
(525) in 3 point win over Orchard
Farm which had Demmy with 201
(559).
Boyd White nipped Ben
Franklin for 3 in a close match
with White’s winning total
ping by 2. Boyd White had
Frank Kardell with 212-200-
193 (605) along with Peter-
son 196-197 (562), P. Am-
brose 196 (543) and Phil with’
195° (539).
TRAVELLING NEWS
Addy Asphalt hit a big 1056
| middle game Saturday night but
it wasn’t good enough except for
{one-point from Shakers Bowling
Supplies.
Tom Gauntlett on 248, Stred-
ny 213 (574), Williams 212
(561) and L. Yankoski 215
| (543) did the only scoring for
| Addy with all men getting the
{. ‘big game’ in the middle.
Beaver Run had Ron Fielding
with 237-215 (620) to lead the
| scoring Saturday as the team won
3 from Fay’s Snack Bar. Assisting
[Ron was Tom Cross 200-197 (577),
Al Ciccarelli 215 (565). Carl and
Sid helped also!
Beaver Run.also hit a 1006 mid-
dle game.
Grace Sickler was the only 500
bowler as Crown Imperial Girl's
copped 3 from Henry's Building
Supplies. Grace rolled 174-182 (500)
with Billye James hitting 177, Hen-
ri Benkovsky 202, Ginger Gosart
{190 and Evelyn Roberts 178.
Neal Stetson Has
Ninth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stetson,
| Highland Boulevard, Dallas, enter-
|tained at a birthday dinner last
Wednesday in honor of their son,
Neal's ninth birthday.
Present were Cub Scouts Bobby
and Paul Dymond, Kevin Covert,
Warren Boyes, Jimmy Gosart, Ricky
Their, Paul Detwiler, Mike Precone,
Kevin and, Jill Stetson, the guest
{of honor and his parents.
| Milk Output High
Milk output for the month of
March in Pennsylvania was the
highest in years, egg production the
lowest, according to Capitol News.
Milk increase is attributed to
| greater output per cow, egg'decrease
{due to diminishing production per |
Guyette 200 (540) and |
hen,
! layers.
and diminishing numbers of
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HUMPHREYS’ CHILDREN'S APPAREL
DAVID BLIGHT SR.
nessman, is making a strong cam-
date for the Republian nomination
Legislature.
visitation and says he is enjoying
every minute of it. His entire plat-
form is based on the slogan: “No
less the people are given a chance
to vote on them.”
Mrs. William Wallo Is
Chairman Of Tea Party
Mrs. William Wallo has been
named chairman of the Birthday
Tea, sponsored by Gate of Heaven
Altar and Rosary Society in the
school auditorium Friday,
tables decorated for the twelve
months and the four seasons of
the year.
Assisting Mrs. Wallo will be: Mes-
dames George Arzente, Joseph Katyl,
Samuel Stiles, Robert Fallon, Ed-
ward McDade, Philip Moore, Mat-
pin, Robert Young, Ignatius Galla- |
lagher, Donald McCrea, John Ches-
novich, Francis Fertal, Ralph Da-
ley, Martin McEnrue,
arz, Gerald Johns,
erson Steele, Walter Black and
John Kupstas.
Mrs.
solos by Diane Myers, accompan-
ied by Fern Coldren. In charge of
May 4 |
at ‘8 pm. There will be sixteen |
John Mulhern, entertain-
ment chairman, has arranged for |
David Blight, Sr., Luzerne busi- | |
paign throughout the Sixth Legis- ||
lative District where he is a candi- | |
for Representative in ‘the State ||
He is making a house-to-house |
further increases in taxation un- |
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Wentzel, John Kaschak, James Hal- |
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Ted Poliel- |
Louis Rubino, |
Philip Jones, Phillip Heycock, Em- |
arrangements for the evening ‘are
Mrs. Joseph Gries and Mrs. Martin |
ervations.
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Girl Scout, Troop 200
To Sell Hoagies May 19
Girl Scout Troop 200, Dallas, will
hold a Hoagie Sale on Saturday,
May 19th. This is the one and only
fund raising project of the troop
for the year. These Hoagies promise
to be a most delicious treat with
special buns and the very best cold |
cuts, cheese, tomatoes, onions, let-
tuce, etc. In other words, a com-
plete meal in a bun. About twelve |
Girl Scout mothers will be working
on a production line at Dallas Metho.
dist Church making these tempting
tasty sandwiches, Girl Scouts of
Troop 200 will be soliciting your
orders for May 19th. The price of |
the Hoagies will be 45¢' and they
would provide a tasty lunch or pos-
sibly Saturday evening dinner or |
snack.
Girl Scouts will deliver their ord-
| ers in their respective neighborhoods
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jor customers may drop in at the
| Dallas Methodist Church and pick
| them up until 4 o'clock Satur-
|day afternoon, May 19th. Also, a
| booth will be set up in the Shaver-
| town Acme and Girl Scouts will be
i selling Hoagies at that location.
| Cub Scouts Enjoy Guided
| Tour Of Dallas Post
Den 1, Cub Scout Pack 233, Shav-
ertown, enjoyed a guided tour of
|the Dallas Post Monday afternoon,
{conducted by James Lohman. Mak-
{ing the rounds from linotype ma-
chine to newspaper press, and
| hanging over the new offset equip-
ment with great interest, were
{ David Ratcliffe, David Jones, Lance
{ Wills, Mike Evans, Arthur Davies,
| and Edward Daubert.
|
Accompanying the Cubs were
| Mrs, Milton J. Evans den other;
and Mrs. Stanley Wills.
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