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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
SWEET VALLEY
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‘Gloria Long, daughter of Mr. and
Charles H. Long, is spending
her mid-semester at home. Gloria
is a freshman at Lock Haven State
Teachers College. Another of the
Long's daughters, six year old Wan-
da Darlene, was confined to her
home last week with a virus infec-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Post and
sons, Henry and Brent, spent last
Thursday evening in Berwick where
they attended a birthday party hon-
oring Mrs. Post's sister, Mrs. Guy
Lynn.
Members of Cub Pack 444 will
m Wednesday evening, 7 p. m..
at ™ Church of Christ. January
theme is ‘Freedom Festival.” Skits
will be presented by each Den.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hutchin-
son have returned after spending
a week in Harrisburg, guests of
their nephew and niece, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Swirsky. While there
they attended. the Pennsylvania
Farm Show and on Saturday at-
tended the wedding of another
nephew, Robert Monk to Inga
Herthe. They will leave the first
part of February .to spend several
weeks in Florida.
Get well wishes are conveyed to
‘Mrs. Anne Battison, 6016 Frederick
Street, Springfield, Va., who recent-
ly fell on ice, fracturing her right
wrist. The Battisons are former
owners of the Robert. Walsh home
on the Main Road.
Mrs. Louis Trotta, wife of pastor
of Assembly of God Church, Moore
town, was admitted last Saturday
to General Hospital where she will
undergo surgery this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kyttle and
daughter, April Louise, Passaic, N.
J., spent the weekend of January
6 (@ guests of their parents, Mr.
: 6 Mrs. Lewis Kyttle, Pikes Creek,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weed,
We Wyoming.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis Trotta and
children, Michael, Betty Lou and
Randy Marie, have moved from Loy-
alville to the newly renovated par-
sonage of Assembly of God Church,
Mooretown.
. Edward Faust, Mooretown, is en-
joying an indefinite stay with his
daughters and families, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dutt and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Smith, West Chester .
Mrs. Edward Speary and son,
Teddy, have returned to their home
after being ‘guests of relatives in
Albermarle, N. C.,
Two and a half year old Jeffrey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cragle,
was admitted Saturday afternoon
to General Hospital as a medical
patient, where he is being treated.
Mrs. McKinley Long and daugh-
ter, Mrs. June Iverson and son
Bradley spent last weekend in Sel-
insgrove, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Long, ‘and son, Brent.
Long will be guest this weekend of
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Smith and M:.
and Mrs. John Richards, Lancaster.
He is on mid-year recess from
Wilkes College, where he, is a mem-
ber of the senior class.
The Christian Comrades Class of
Chih of Christ met Friday even-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Masters, Sr., with the follow-
inggdembers attending: Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Piper, Pastor and Mrs. Wil-
liam G. Hughes, Mrs. Jean Wesley,
Mrs. Aletha Cragle and Mrs. Freida
Local Reserve Unit
Seeks Area Members
Col. Abraham George, Camp
Commander, 402nd Military Police
Prisoner of War Camp unit, Wilkes-
Barre, extended a recent’ invitation
to Back Mountain boys to enlist in
the six-month active duty program
with the unit.
Openings are now available in the
fields of Repair and Utilities, Med-
icine, Supply, Cooks, Records, and
others, said the colonel, at the new
vega meeting January 6th.
‘ter . active duty,
serve with the unit, attending
weekly meetings and summer
ps, for a period of from three to
six years depending on the recruit’s
age.
Men from the Back Mountain
Area serving with the 402nd are:
Lt. Col. Carl Burt Olsen, 188 Ter-
race Ave. Trucksville, Executive
Officer; Maj. Jack H. Magee, 53
Perrin Ave., Shavertown, Intelli-
gence Officer; Maj. John J. Mul-
hern, 22 Joseph St., Dallas, Adju-
tant; 2nd Lt. Robert Richardson, 61
Terrace Ave., Dallas; Warrant Offi-
cer William Hill, Jr., RD 5, Shaver-
town; Sfc. Robert Franklin, 27 Pi-
oneer Ave., Trucksville; S/Sgt. Rob-
ert W. Johnson, 58 Carverton Rd.,
Trucksville; Sp5 John Berti, 142
Main St., Shavertown; Sp4 Theodore
E. Newcomb, 109 School St., Shav-
ertown; Sp4 James P. Kelly, Jr., 50
Jackson St., Dallas; Sp4 Donald W.
Roberts, 194 Terrace Ave., Trucks-
ville; Cpl. James Thomas, 39 Spring
St., Shavertown; Pfc. John A. Head-
Reservists
* man, RD 5, Shavertown; Pfc. Ron-
T. Schall, RD 1, Harveys Lake.
ack Mountain Men interested in
fulfilling their military obligation
under this program, are urged to
contact Sgt. Elias at the U.S. Army
Reserve Training Center, East End
Blvd.
Keating, Porn State
On Dean's List
Douglas Keating, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Keating, Lehigh Street,
Trucksville, is on the Dean’s List at
Pennsylvania State University,
where he is a senior in Journalism.
Keating spent ‘two years at Wilkes
College before transferring to Penn
State. He is a Wyoming Seminary
graduate. "The Keating family moved
here in 1954.
Dayton:
Wandell.
Junior Youth Group of Church
of Christ will meet at 7 o'clock to-
morrow evening at the parsonage.
Mrs. William G. Hughes is the leader
of this group known as the Cross
Bearers.
Dean Long, student at Blooms-
burg Teachers College, is spending
mid-year recess with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long.
Returning to their homes from
hospital stays this week were Mrs.
Agnes Zapotoski, Pikes rCeek, and
Mrs. George Haines, ISr., Sweet
Valley. Eight year old David Haines
is confined to his home this week
with an illness.
Mrs. Roberti Adams has been con-
fined to her home with an infected
foot. Her sister-in-law, Joyce Adams
Thomas, has returned to her home
after being a patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Post were
called to Berwick last Saturday by
the serious illness of Fay's step-
mother, Mrs. Helen XKibler. Mrs.
Kibler, employed at Wise Potato
Chip Company, fell several weeks
ago fracturing her leg.
Mr .and Mrs. Simon Long, Moore-
town, had as weekend guests their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. David Blaine, Newark, N. J.
Billy Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Winter, was ill last week at
his home with a virus.
Reserve Promotes
Dallas Resident
A Dallas Coast Guard Reservist,
attached to the Kingston unit, has
received a promotion.
He is Stephen J. Dudascik, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dudascik,
41 Susquehanna Avenue.
A graduate of West Side Central
Catholic High School, Kingston, and
employed by College Misericordia,
Duascik took. basic training at Coast
Guard Receiving Center, Cape May,
N.J.
He took advanced fireman train-
ing at Groton Coast Guard Base,
Groton, Connecticut.
To Return To This Area
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Antrim, El-
mira, N.Y., have purchased a home
at Oak Drive, Lehman Township.
The Antrims who are the parents
of Mrs. Willis Ide, Oak Hill, are for-
mer residents of Dallas and expect
to return in the near future.
Returns To Germany
Pfc. Floyd Marley left by Lufthan-
sa Jet Airlines, on the 16th of Jan-
uary, for Regensburg, Germany,
where he is stationed in the United
States Army. He has been home on
leave for a month: Floyd is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Marley, Hill-
donia Avenue,
It's Time Out For
Mosier, Susquehanna
It’s “time out” for Clark Mosier,
Dallas, big scorer for Susquehanna
University's winning = basketball
NE
By LEN KOZIC K
In last Saturday night’s games
in the Church League, played at
Dallas Junior H'S. Harveys Lake
defeated Shavertown. Prince of
Peace won a squeaker; over East
Dallas and Huntsville romped
over St. Therese’s.
Huntsville Vs. St. Therese’s
In last Saturday night's opener,
Huntsville Christian took the meas-
ure of St. Therese’s 77-35. Hunts-
ville started clicking in the first
quarter and built up a 25-6 lead
at the end of the first eight minutes,
and kept adding to it as the game
progressed. The Huntsville club
used the strong rebounding to good
advantage against the smaller Saints
club.
Don Fossedal did an outstanding
job in scoring, coming through with
31 points, a season’s high for him.
Charlie Brobst played a fine defen-
sive game and came through with
six field goals on some real tricky
shots. Huntsville had four men in
double figures which was just too
much offense for St. Therese’s.
Rip Dubois = with ‘his twisting
trick drive in shots led the Saints
in scoring with 15 points, followed
Harveys Lake Vs. Shavertown
Once again the club from the Lake
continued on ‘its all winning ways
dumping Shavertown 78-55. With
all eight players in the scoring col-
umn it was just too much offense
for the Shavertown club.
Zeke Hinkle threw mm 13 field
( team, and his teammates, while
| examinations are in session.
With a mid-season record of nine
wins, two losses, and following a
five-game winning streak, Susque-
hanna will not be back on the wood
until January 30, when it meets
Lycoming at home in Selinsgrove.
and abdominal muscles, neverthe-
less leads his team with an average
of 17.9: points pr game. Against Al-
bright College the 6-2 senior scored
30 points on the Reading court des-
pite penicillin shots for a bad cold.
Named “Who's Who Among Stu-
dents in American Universities and
Colleges”, Mosier ranked ninth in
the nation among small college
scoring leaders last year with 28.3
points per game. He is a.1958 grad-
uate of Westmoreland High School.
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Huntsville Christian G. F. Pts.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1963
Hamers Lake, Prince of Peace,
Huntsville Win In Church League
goals to capture individual scoring
honors for ‘the evening. Dave
3chales scored 12 points and pulled
down many more rebounds and
Dick Searfoss with his outside shoot-
ing soon had the Shavertown club
tuted frequently keeping the pres-
sure on the Shavertown club who
nad only five men.
Bobby Hontz and T. Oney scored
37 points between them in a fine
effort. Hontz made some real nice
shots from the corner and Oney
had to really work for his baskets
as Dave Schales was playing the
pivot and with a 6.7 man guarding
the middle it’s mighty tough geeting
a shot off inside .
Harris, Bolton and B. Brobst at
times really had a fast break going
for Harveys Lake and contributed
18 points in the winning cause.
Harveys Lake G. F. Pts.
B. Brobsti.. i. nuke eg
Hinkle 43 '.0...6
Price... Lise 2, 0a
Schales .... LES 2 a2
Harris ... a lg
Bolton 2 5
Crispell Lal 20
Searfosy (00 00 Ln 8:09 16
Totals oo Loa X...: 37.4.8
Shavertown ( G.: F. Pts,
T. Oney 9.119
run ragged. Harveys Lake substi~
SECTION B — PAGE 5
HONE! ure! coairsesininmonrnsrnso 4 1 2 "18 1 East Dallas G. F. Pls. Coolbaugh .. .......civ....... 3 0 6 a good brand of ball lately and fee.
Edwards .... 52 0 4! Evans ents 17 8 1B — — __ they can put an end to the winning
BONNEY oa eh vs 3770." 6 Shelley cm tiie? 3 7) Total 2. ose 24. 10 p8| ways of the Harveys Lake club.
Newman. oni. 2 0 8 ger nan i A > :! > This Week’s Schedule TOP FIVE SCORERS
* orale Lu dn 25 5 5.|Lamoreaux 0 4|' Dallas Senior High School. 1. Hide Harveys Lake, 21 pe
yl 7:00—Harveys Lake Vs. Prince of game. :
East Dallas Vs. Prince of Peace Totald Tl i i 22 11 55 | Peace. 2. Fossedal, Huntsville, 18 per
In the last and probably the best | Prince of Peace G- P. Pi. | 8.00—Huntsville Vs. East Dallas. |Z2™€:
game of the evening East Dallas!|T. Richardson ........... 3 3 9. Sop Therese’s Vs. Shaver-| 3. Thomas, Prince of Peace 17
and Prince of Peace squared off in| Finn iq 0 a per game.
a real battle. Prince of Peace won > Rich vn 7 <0 2” ent week features a real top| 4. Evans, East Dallas, 15 per
58-55. = LE CHBTCSOIE rrsesfarieeisrnsy | game in the Harveys Lake-Prince of | game.
Both clubs were hampered for Thomas .... -ooroerieoeene 105 25 | Peace contest. Prince of Peace 5. Tenza, East Dallas, 14 per
lack of substitutes and thus had | Allabaugh ... coe. 0 2 2 started slow, but has been playing game.
to play a constructive brand of ball,
fearing they might lose a player via
| the personal fouls. The game was
tight right from the opening tap-
off until the last minute when
Thomas sank a goal to move Prince
of Peace ahead. Then the East
Dallas club had to resort to fouling |
to gain possession but ‘the Prince
of Peace capitalized on the fouls
before giving up possession.
Tim Thomas tossed in 25 points
for the victors, nine of them coming
in the crucial last quarter. Bob
Richardson played one of his finest
games this season scoring 14 on 7
field goals and really showing a lot
of hustle on the floor.
For the losing East Dallas club
Wes Evans played his usual fine |
game, offensively scoring 18 points
and doing the major part of the
rebounding. Frank Tenza with his
soft one hand push tossed in 19
in a fine display of shooting. Fred
Lamoreaux who normally scores in
double figures, could only master
two field goals. ’
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