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4 | Lamoreaux, Lamoreaux,
ehman Carol Ann Lamoreaux and Fritz La-
moreaux.
hg Hi 2 Brown hod ay noe Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks cele-
“uests last week her daughter, Mrs. | brated their wedding anniversary
aun Ferre, New A Rochelle, New Monday
b7ork, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown,
‘rafford, and Mr. and Mrs. D.
[ Srown who attended the funeral o
Irs. Arthur Brown.
| Airman 2nd Class Alfred J. Mar-
in, husband of the former Deatra
ston, returns today by jet from
don, where the has been sta- |
ed for the past year and nine
nths. Mrs. Alfred Martin, Mrs.
. Airman Martin's
; and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
‘raver, Sweet Valley, will drive to
cquire ‘Air Field to meet him.
er a ten day leave, Airman Mar-
and Deatra will leave for Orratt
Base, Omaha, Nebraska, where 3
preside.
will be stationed for another two |! :
s, in the Strategic Air Command. [ Tona (Taylor, daughter of the
‘John Marks, Spencerport, New | Clayton Taylors, has raturned from
ire k, visited his family over the Gener al Hospital where she was ad-
eek-end. HE for diagnosis.
| The Ladie’s Auxiliary of Lehman | Mrs. Madel'ne LaBarre is a pa-
i olunteer Fire Company will hold a | tient at General Hospital.
st dinner, Saturday in the Fire | In spite of the icy highway Sun-
all at 5:30. Reservations can be | day Esther’s Restaurant served the
ade by calling Mrs. Dorrance Me- { usual home cooked Sunday Dinner
eel, Lehman. to many customers!
‘Alan Landis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Patty ‘Traver, student. at Blooms-
2 Landis, Oak Hill, was confined | burg State College, spent the mid-
his home several days with a | term vacation with her parents, Mr.
| Tus. 3 and Mrs. Kenneth Traver.
A Rirthday Dinner was held in
onor of Morton Connelly, at his |
{Shy
Lome, Outlet Road, Sunday. Guests | | Av eratown PTA Plans
esent were: Mark Diamond, Flaine | Valentine Card Party
nond, Douglas Diamond, Lil
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Donna Cundiff, visited her par-
£ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dorrance Mekeel
over the week-end.
Todd Lee Cragle, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cragle, was bap-
tized at Lehman Methodist Church
on Sunday. Mrs. Cragle is the
former Phyliss Swan, Lehman.
Beaumont
Beaumont P.T.A. will meet at
Beaumont Elementary School Mon-
day, Feb. 11, at eight 0 ‘clock when
Founders’ Day and Past Presidents
will be honored. Dr. Jchn Lee will
{ Shavertown PTA plans a card
party Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Back
Mountain YMCA, for benefit of
Sixth Grade trip to Philadelphia at
the end of the year. Decorations
LOUNGE will show a Valentine motif.
Mrs. William Banks and Mrs.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1963
March Of Dimes Event
The Imperialettes is the largest group of girls bowling out of Crown
The league, made up of ten teams, participated in
the second annual March of Dimes Tournament which took place in
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CROWN MAJOR LEAGUE
Monk Plumbing & Heating sur-
prised everyone Friday night when
it “turned on the heat” full force
and won ‘3 points from Birth's Esso.
The “plumbers” copped honors with
2827 ‘otal pins as three men rolled
top 500 series and one spilled over
£00. Jim Lohman rolled 200-219
(602); John Kriel hit 209-200 (581);
Jack Trudnak had 202-190 (557);
Red Ambrose posted 213 (552) and
Bob Oravitz chalked up 199-204
games.
Sharing honors for individual
high scores were Nick Siredny
with 198-246 (624) for Dallas
Nursery and Jack Birnstock hit-
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Side Novelty.
Dallas Nur-ery stl heads
leasue with 53", points after taking
3 from West S'de. Joining Stredny
with hich scores were Havrilla 209
(560); DeBarry 226 (554); Adams
191. In addition to Birnstock’s scores
wore Kostrobala 270: Corgan 193
(552) and Chil Williams with 224
(589).
In second place is Dallas Shopping
Center with 50%, splitting 202 with
Parry's Gulf. P'neno led the Center
with 203-193 (5375); Shoemaker had
208; Krajewsk!, 199. Scoring for
Parry's were Stevens 210; R. Bon-
omo 208; Metz 213; S. Bonomo
202.
Birth's and Parry's are tied for
third with 49 each. Tovos for Birth's
were Panunti 214 (560); Richards
210 (569); Moore 204.
Dallas Dairy has 46 points, taking
4 from PhillipsSupply with Mike
Gorey eading the way on 203-203
(574): L. Yankoski hitting 194 (564)
and Buvnak, 192 (561). Amos had
194 and Weaver, 190 for Phillips.
Cliff Garris posted 215-211 (699)
for Jim-Jon while Shavertown Lum-
ber, led by Hospodar with 225-202
(599), tock 3 points. Vida hit 229
(551); Michaels, 204. Varner had
190-194-201 (585) for Jim-Jon. The
“lumbermen’’ have 44 points.
American Legion and Gosart’s
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| with 225-192 (581);
‘had 201 (556);
split
da hit 210 (550) and Ciccarelli had
191 for Gosarts. Matte had 204-200
(559); Stair 202 (558); Kundrat,
234; and R. Bonomo, 212, for ‘“leg-
ionna‘res”.
Dallas Legion had 1030 total pins.
BACK MT. NEIGHBORHOOD
Robinson's Kennels moved ahead
| of Bolton's Diner Thursday night
wien it tcok 4 from Klass Motors,
and Bolton's lost 4 to Sheldon’s
and took over first place with 15.
Robinson’s has 14: Disque Funeral
Home and Bolton's hold 13 each.
Disque and Bob & Don’s split 2-2.
Braumont Inn took 3 from Herm
Karn; Titman’s took 3 from Payne
Printery; T'tman,
| mont Inn are -tied with 12 points.
Sheldon’s Lunch
3 to Fuller Brush
Honors for high series went
to Ted Hene=s Robinson’s
with 627 (198 ~202). Dale
Zimmerman chalked un top
game of 235 and included 199-
191 games to make up 625 ser-
ies for Bob & Don’s.
High series and single games
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werz posted by ‘Corgan
(589, Bonomo 199. Adams
(581). Buynak 201 (550). Siredny
192, Kravitz 214-233 (586), Warner
197, Ransom 203 (572),
203-195 (585).
es 217. Lyne 212-226 (6063), Titman
212 (560). Rogers 190-198. W. Lan-
cio 190, Roan: 219 (563), Gensel
196, King 190-190, Roth 193-191
(561). Hess 207, Heness 198-227-
ich 202, Williams 201 (554), Smith
202. y
Harold Heidel (Bolton’s Din-
er) converted the 7-10 split
Thursday night. I* is reported
that it was the first conversion
of this big split at Crown Im-
perial Lanes. However, it has
been rumored that five or six
years ago, a member of the
Church League made this spare.
PLEASE CHECK YOUR REC-
ORDS; LET'S MAKE IT OFFIC-
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TRAVELLERS
Casino & Sunset and Weaver and
Madar, two home teams, met each
other Saturday night and W & M.
came out victors with 2, points.
C & S took ', point when the teams
tied first game with 858 each. Top
scorer for W & M was Andy Matte
Jack Trudnak
Paul Kamont hit
229; Bill Weaver, 199; and Mike
Corgan 190. Rich Bonomo rolled 222
(566) for IC & S; Tony Pineno had
202 (565); Harold Kocher had 205;
Steve Bonomo, 203.
Sportsman Bar tock all 4
from Jimmy’s Lanes. Sid Field-
ing led the scoring with 195-
+ 213-201 (609); Fred Fielding
had 196. Well Boys!
Mrhael |
D. Bolton 202. Shol-!
2-2. Myers had 214 (570); Rod-
Lunch. Code’s Esso took 4 points |:
and S‘onehurst |
have 10 points each. Stonehurst lost with 6 points, followed by Franklin,
The group, pictured above, bowls every Friday night at 9 and was
organized as a league two years after the popular bowling center
opened in 1956.
BY DORIS MALLIN
Crown Imperial Lanes took 2 from
| Narr’s Hoagies with Anita. Pascav-
ave top scorer, hitting 170-210
(536). Bernie Pape piled up 160-187-
166 (513); Evelyn Roberts had 174-
164 (492) and Ginger Gosart had
(463). Hey, Dink!
The girls lost first game by only
10 pins.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Tep scorer Monday might in
Community League was Kos-
trobala with 200-190 (578) for
Orchard Farm. Demmy posted
high single of 226, totalling 568.
for three games on the same
team.
Orchard Farm took 3 points from
Guyette’s; Mercury Motors copped
Kern and Beau- | 3 from Besecker’s and Boyd White's
took 3 from Ben Franklin.
. White’s team leads the league
5 and Besecker’s and Mercury, 4
| each.
| Other top scores were recorded
I by R. Ambrose, 218 (564); W. Guy-
ette, 221; Troster 197; D. Peterson,
207; and Austin 210.
COUNTRY LEAGUE
Country Girls’ have not been for-
214-216 gotten! But, nothing has been re-
227 ported’
in this ‘column for four
i Below is a summary of ac-
tivity for this period.
At the end of the month of Jan-
uary, Joe's Pizza holds the lead
with 11 points; Casterline’s S/S has
10; Bernie's Pizza and Chase Farm
| Dairy have 8 each; Bocar Manufac-
| turing has 6 and Forty-Fort Lum-
ber has 5.
202. Tillotson 200, Phillins 195, Nav- !
Bernie’s rolled 2372 total pins
January 8, including handicap,
Casterling rolled 2360 straight last
Tuesday. High game was rolled by
Bernie's (836) on the eighth.
Beautiful games in 500s
have been posted by several
girls. Tops was 589 (179-191-
219) by Evelyn Roberts, Jan-
uary 15. Evelyn's 219 was the
highest single. <
Other 500’s were Marg Milne
504 (186-162); Lila Lozo 509
(177-199); Marie Bellas 513
183-178); Marg Milne olled
5066 (179-180); Marie Bellas
514 (177-178); Grace Sickler
514 (189-166-168); Ginger Gos-
art 540 (163-188-189); Marg
Milne 510 (195-183); Mary
Dimmick 512 (180-177); Eve-
lyn Roberts 524 (168-170-186);
Lila Lozo 516 (175-192).
ed by M. Shook 209 (479);
art 169; B. Egliskis 178;
G. Gor-
J. Agnew
195 (490); B. Pape 173 (466); M
Bellas 163 (451); G. ‘Sickler 170
(465); M. Dimmick 161; M. Consi-
dine 180 (460); E. Roberts 160; E.
E. McShea 171 (472);
166 (456); J. Agnew 166-167 (481); |
164 (459);
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1162 (450);
| M. Shook 200 (460); M. Milne 164; |
| G. Gabel 181; L. Weale 173 (450);
Other top-notch scores were post- | jg
McShea 168; C. Hadsel 166 Sai ;
H. Bonomo §
Gosart 171-169 (475): J. Aurion 167 |i
D. Belles 165; D. Myers ' #
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B. Pape 165-165 (478);
IR. Novroski 163 (464); L. Lozo 171-
163 (489); M. Dimmick 173-161
(493); M. Considine 166-186 (491);
198 (496); T. Denmon 162; R. Nov-
roski 166; G. Gabel 162; M. Weale
175-164 (450); J. Agnew 172; D.
Belles 181 (458); D. Myers 177; B.
Pape 160; M. Bellas 166; H. Bonomo
188 (477); M. Shook 170; C. Finn
161; G. Gosart 167 (464).
BOWLERETTES
Libby Cyphers copped honors
in the league 'last Thursday
when she toppled 193 (477)
pins for Monk Plumbing & Heat-
ing. She also posted 168. Flor-
ence Rosenberg hit 180; Lois
Bolton 160; Terry Morton 170;
Eleanor Anderson 172 and Anne
Whiting 170.
Monk’s took ‘team honors with
793 and 2123 total pins. Whiting's
Parts is top team with 12 pote
| Bolton's Diner has 10; Monk’s, 97, | |
and Duke Isaacs, 8',. Whiting’s has
highest average of 714.
H. Bonomo 169 (461); M. Considine | Lamoreaux
Lakers Beat St. Therese's;
Huntsville, East Dallas Win
The opening game of last Satur- | manding number of points the rest
day night pitted East Dallas against of the game.
Shavertown, and after the final fine bal but their opponents were
whistle blew East Dallas came off just too much for them. Leech and
the floor with a victory in a hard Dubois both played fine ball games
fought game. Shavertown ' led capturing many rebounds and scor-
throughout the first 3 quarters and ing 36 points between them.
much of the last quarter. East Dal- Hinkle, Gene Brobst and Crispell
las with Lamoreaux scoring 9 of | combined for a ‘total of 52 points to
his 10 points in the last quarter, | match the entire output of the St.
utilized the fast break to pull the | Therese’s ball club. ene Brobst
game out of the fire. Tenza how- | played an exceptionally good game
ever did a fine job with jump shots | offensively scoring’ 19 points and
and was high man for both teams ' capturing “many rebounds. Larry
with 26 points. Wes Evans played |-Crispell played a terrific floor game
a fine game and made some neat and some of his drive-in shots were
passes when it counted. = - a picture to see. Hinkle and the
It looked like Shavertown had the | rest of the boys had their fast break
ball game salted away until the |in high gear and scored many points
spurt by East Dallas club. It was |On some loose passing by St. There-
fine team effort on their part but |se’s. Harveys Lake only has to get
they ran out of steam near the very | past Huntsville and East Dallas to
end and East Dallas exploited this, complete their league season.
Hontz, Rome, and Edwards com- | Harveys Lake G. F. Pts.
bined for 42 points. A well played |Brobst .... ._____......... 9.1 ae
game for bot ’ Hinkle. oa0 Larus io, 2:16
East Dallas G. F. Pts. Pareles lain Tar 7
Terma ul by fe 13 0 26 |Searfoss ... .. 40
Evans). wal i ey 3 13 Crispell 5 17
Wagner o gjEriee i : 0 0
Lasher 0 0 Bolton i ade in iwi q J
| Shelley. 187 mel Al ee
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Totals: feeivy viol ni 95 6 56 | Carey Sl 4 19
Shavertown G. F. Pts. Puryin Rm CE Te A 6
B. One 1° 5 Major .. 1 1
BOme «ooo. Dandie 1 11 Leach ... .. 2 20
Hontz 3:21 Dubois ui san bunting 6 4 16
Edwards 0 10/ ks TNE
Davis boo ok asin dh 0g Totals: oi Ln 120-12: 52
Totals. Loup ellis 22 5.49 (Continued on Page 5 B) 3
"Harveys Lake vs. Therese’s ORT Soe
Harveys Lake, top club of the Imag. GET IT AT
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has won only once this year, in the
second game of the evening and the
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THESE STORES
DALLAS WOMAN’S CLUB
Pearls ‘‘shine” brightest with 7
| points while Amethysts are on rec-
ord with 6 and Sapphires with 5. |
Emeralds outweighed all the “jew- !
els” with 1691 total pins and Pearls
won high game with 598. |
Highest individual last Thurs-
day was Eleanor Moyer with
210 (532).
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