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Harveys Lake In First Place
Three Teams Tied For Second
In last Saturday night's basket-
ball action in the Church League,
Prince of Peace won over East Dal-
las invan overtime period. Harveys
Lake continued on its winning
streak defeating Shavertown, and
Huntsville beat St. Theresa’s in the
final game.
Harveys Lake with three straight
victories is making a determined
bid for league honors led by high
scoring Don Hinkle and rebounders
Dave Schales and Gene Brobst.
Prince of Peace is rapidly round-
ing into a top ball-club and if and
when the high scoring Bob Cool-
baugh joins Jim Thomas, Tom
Richardson and Ralph Ell, they will
be a tough opponent for any club
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Harris 1 0 2
Hinkle 14 2 30
Searfoss 1 0 2
Crispell 3 1 7
Bolton 3 0 6
Brobst 6 1 13
| Schales 5 0 10
Price Sis 1 qT
36 5 77
Shavertown
Hontz 6 3 15
Llewellyn 2 0 4
Oney B. 4 1 9
Oney T. 0 0 0
Rome 9 4 22
Edwards 0 0 0
Davis x ad 5
23 10 55
in the league.
Huntsville Christian is beginning
to show signs of last year’s cham-
pionship form and when player
coach Clint Brobst is back Don
Fossedal, Pete Letts, Gary Dietz
and company intend to take a back
seat to no one if they can help it.
East Dallas has the scoring punch
of Evans, Tenza and Lamoreaux,
and Shavertown can make trouble
for any team when Bob Hontz and
Donnie Rome get a hot night.
St. Theresa's has come up with
a real scorer in John Carey, and
with Don Purvin and Leech to help
him, opponents won’t be' able to
relax until the final buzzer has
sounded.
Harveys Lake vs. Shavertown
With sharp-shooting Zeke Hinkle
leading the way with 30 points
Harveys Lake ran rough shod over
Shavertown 77-55. Harveys Lake
is beginning to make its bid for
the number one spot and they are
going to make it rough for any
team who tries to stop them. Dave
Schales and Gene Brobst did out-
standing work on the boards and
B. Harris Searfoss, Bolton and
Crispell played a fine floor game
to aid in the team victory. Don
Rome and Bob Hontz combined
for 37 points with Rome scoring
17 in the last half.
East Dallas vs. Prince of Peace
In an exciting ball game that was
nip and tuck all the way through
Prince of Peace defeated East Dallas
in an overtime period 60-59. Fouls
were the deciding factor and T.
Richardson who led Prince of Peace
in scoring with 22 points dropped
in eight out of 10 in the fourth
quarter and extra period. Jim
Thomas gave him a lot of help and
contributed 19 points to a victorious
cause. Wes ...vans, Fred Lamor-
eaux and Tenza did outstanding
work for [East Dallas scoring 50
points between them.
East Dallas ran into foul trouble
the second half and Prince of Peace
exploited their opportunity and
cashed in on crucial one and one
situations.
East Dallas
Evans 8 2 18
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1962
Drawn For January
Common Pleas Jury
Twelve Back Mountain residents
are drawn for jury duty in January,
in the Court of Common Pleas.
For the week of January 14: Mrs.
Louise Andrews, Elmcrest; Mrs. Jean
Richards, Saginaw Street; Mrs. Har-
rison Smith, Shrine View; Peter
Delaney, Harveys Lake; Jon Pancoe,
Sandy Beach.
January 21: Mrs, John A. Bedner,
Dallas RD 1; Mrs. James Durkin,
Shrine View; Mrs. John Fine and
Thomas Meighan, Harveys Lake;
Mrs. Melinda Sutton, Carverton
Road; John O. Morris, Hunlock
Creek RD 2.
January 28, Mrs. John G. Ruggles,
Country Club Road.
Local Golfer Has Chance
Of Trip To Scotland
A hole-in-one scored this summer
by Roger M. Owens, 41 Machell
Avenue, may earn him a ‘trip to
Scotland for two and $1,000. By
getting his ace at the Eagles Mine
Club, the Keystone State golfer was
entered in the mational Old Smug-
gler’ Hole-in-One Sweepstakes.
The winner will be announced in
January.
Shelley 4 1 9
Wagner 0 0 0
Lamoreaux 6 2 14
Tenza 9 0 18
27 5 59
Prince of Peace
Richardson T. 7 8 22
Richardson B. 3 1 3
Thomas 9 1 19
El dig 0 8
Allabaugh 2 2 6
Roberts a 0 2
Huntsville Christian vs.
St. Theresa’s
Huntsville
Fossedal 6 5 17
Dietz 3 a1 7
Kozick 7 d 15
Chas. Brobst 3 1 7
Price 0 0 0
Hontz 1 1 3
Letts 4 1 9
Cathrall 0 0 0
24 10 58
\ St. Theresa’s
Purvin 3 0 6
Leach 4 0 8
Pavlick 2 0. 4
Carey 7 6 20
Yeisley, B. 1 1 3
Major 0 3 1
Gross 2 0 4
19 8 46
December 22 — Dallas Senior High
7 Harveys Lake vs. Prince of Peace
8 St. Theresa's vs. Shavertown
9 East Dallas vs. Huntsville
Christian
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Dallas District
Tax Collection
Total taxes for support of Dallas
Schools, as reported by tax collect-
ors from the four districts compris-
ing the Union District,” amount to
$487,061.17, with $93,392.13 still un-
collected. Delinquent taxes collected
from Luzerne County amount to |\
$1,232.43; from Berkheimer Assoc-
iates $690.85.
As reported at Dallas School Board
last Tuesday night, collections from
Dallas Borough through Arthur
Dungey, were $96,128.06; from Dal-
las Township, Dan Richards, $175,-
565.53; Franklin Township,
Eaton, $28,658.74; Kingston Town-
ship, Vern Pritchard, $186,708.84.
Returns include property and per
capita tax.
Alana Matter Chosen
Lehman Girl Of Month
Alana Matter, daughter of Mrs.
William Frey of Oak Hill, was
chose as Girl of the Month by Leh-
man Woman’s Club. Mrs. Mark
Grimm, chairman of education, in-
troduced Miss Matter to the club
members and presented her with a
silver bracelet, inscribed.
A senior student at Lake-Lehman
High School, Miss Matter was
awarded this honor on the basis of
scholastic ability, leadership, and
religious convictions. She is active
in extra-curricular activities,as well
as being a good scholar. Her activi-
ties include: Honor Society member
for three years, Cheerleader for
three years, Class Officer for three
years, President of Journalism Club,
Editor of Student Handbook, Co-
ordinator of [Student Publications,
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