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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA _
‘GROWN IMPERIAL LANES
Community Service League
Orchard Farm split 2-2 with Mer-
cury Motors Monday night to head
the group with 21 points, followed
by a tie in second place with Be-
secker’s Real Estate and Boyd White,
17 each. Guyette’s TV has 15%;
Mercury 15, and Ben Franklin 107.
Ted Kostrobala led the scor-
ing with 222-207-196 (625) for
“farmers” while Red Ambrose
competed for henors with 215-
198-215 (623) for Guyette’s.
Guyette’s tock 31, from Ben
Franklin. Whittaker was a big
scorer for TV men when he pil-
ed up 191-229 (589).
Bolton rolled 201-212 (597), Roth
199 (553) and Heidel 191 for the
“store”. 3
Besecker’s took all 4 from Boyd
White's with L. Williams hitting 198-
192 (569) and Harter posting 211.
L. Corbett had 201 and Frank Kar-
dell chalked up 210(552) for White's.
Bowlerettes
Tops in Thursdays girls’ league
is Bolton's Diner with 28 points.
Whiting's Parts & Service is second
with 23 and Duke Isaacs and Monk
Plumbing are tied with 22, each.
Kay Kalafsky took honors
with 207-181-185 (578) for Bol-
ton’s as the team took high sin-
gle and total pins of 745 (2195).
Others in top scoring brackets
were F. Rosenberg 175-176-175 (526);
M. Fritzinger 161, J. Bevan 161, D.
Berlew 166, B. Risch 169, A. Whiting
165-171, L. Cyphers 161 and T. Mor-
ton 160.
Last week, Monk Plumbing
‘took team honors with 777
(2244). Doris Berilew (Isaacs)
had 162-164 (480) and Helen
Bolton (Bolton’s had 192. L.
Bolton had 176, L. Cyphers 172-
166, A. Schoell 169, S. Roberts
163-164, B. Risch 162 and J.
Bevan 162.
Crown Major League
High honors for top series
went to Amby Vida Friday night
when he piled up 650 pins in-
cluding 214-247 games f or
Shavertown Lumber as “lumber-
men” tock 4 from Monk Plumb-
ing and Heating. Jack Birnstock
thit a cingle high of 253 and with
a 233 game, finished on 648 for
West Side Novelty. West Side
took all 4 from Gosart’s Appli-
ances.
Also hitting for “lumbermen”
were Pete Hospodor 200-216 (584)
and Charlie Nafus, 205 (571). John
RKriel hit 221 (580) for Monk's. Fol-
lowing ‘the pace set by Birnstock,
Ted Kostrobala with 222-203 (608);
Mike ICorgan, 213-213 (583) and Chill
Williams, 191+
up 2833 total pins for West Side.
Richard Myers had 199-192 (576) for
Gosart’s.
Parry’s Gulf rolled top single game
of 995 as it took 3 from Dallas Dairy.
v Tops for “gulfers” was Rich Bonomo
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with 197-213 (579); Harold Bennett
hitting 209 (564); Tom Metz, 196-
199 (561); Stevens 202 and S. Bon-
omo, 191. Mike Gorey led “dairy-
men” with 193-213 (584) and Buy-
nak hit 191.
Tony Pineno was high for Dallas
Shopping Center with 216 (570);
Kocher posted 193; Klass 192-199;
Karjewski 191 as they took 3 from
Dallas Nursery. Nick Stredny was
top “treegrower” with 204 (564)
and Kamont had 192.
Jim Jon lost 3 to Birth’s Esso de-
spite Cliff Garris’ 209 (584), Carey's
199-192 and Heness’ 198. Marty
Panunti hit 190-215 (572); Richards
had 205 and Bob Moore chalked up
191-208? (?) for Birth’s.
Dallas Legion won 4 from Phillips
Supply. Frank Kundrat hit 190-234
(596), Reese 203 (553), Bonomo 192
and Matte 197 for ‘legionnaires’”.
Jim Roan, with 199 (560) and Wea-
ver, 208 scored for Phillips.
George Shupp
Meade’s Garage took over top spot
and leads league with 31 points, Pine
Brook . next with 30, Raiders, 25,
Town House and Wreckers, 23,
Casterline, 22 and Berti & Sons, 217.
Three 600 series were featur-
ed in Monday night’s action,
John Kriel heading the tric with
221-218-194 (628). Then came
Moore hitting 183-258-180(621) |
and Jack Trudnak, 196-206-203
(605). -
Meade’s copped 3 from Hanson's,
Leo Yankoski rolling 201 (560). high
‘along with Kravitz’s 194-194 (534).
Elliott with 199 and Blizzard, 523
led “park” boys.
Kriel's 628 along with Dicton’s
193-195 (572) and ‘Shemanski’s 200
(535) was featured in Berti’s 3 point
win over Pine Brook. The “inn” boys
had Mike Corgan, 201-199 (587), |
J. Shalata, 213(549) and Harris, 202.
Raiders, led by Mike Rudick 234 |
(570) and Gareis 191 (538) swept
4 from Casterline Hauling. VanCamp-
en’s 191 was high game for “haulers”
Town House and Wreckers produc-
ed highest scoring match with
Wreckers winning 3 points, 2803-
2789. Trudnak’s 605 sparked Wreck-
ers along with Monte 220 (591),
Amos 211. Town House ‘starred
Moore high on 621 followed by Glas-
ser 197 (533), Lohman 190 (532)
and Fallon 201 (531).
Sportsmen Bar won 3 from Dallas
Lions with Frank Bialogowicz rolling
204 (556). Lions had Dick Myers 201
(568).
Back Mt. Neighborhood
Disque Funeral had a big night
with Mike Corgan spilling 219-
200-223 (642), Fred Adams top-
pling 216-212 (595), Nick Buy-
nak posting 211-200 (581) and
Tony Benomo rolling 203 (5583).
Nick Stredny had 190. The “dig-
gers” took all 4 from Titman’s
Market. C. Titman led Titman’s
with 219 (555); R. Burr had 192
and H. Gaylord, 190.
Ted Henness topped Robinson's
Kennels score with 200 and J. Hudak
hit 191 with both men in 500’s, while
Merl’'s S/S with all men in 400’s
took 3 points from the Kennels.
Code’s S/S took 3 from Klass Mo-
| tors with Code Besteder toppling 206
(526), G. Smith hitting 203 (531)
| was Doris King with 179. Lila Lozo
‘Miller hit 163,
and J. Elston, 202.
Sheldon’s Lunch took 3 from Ful-
BY DORIS MALLIN
ler Brush with R. Culver rolling 245
(579) and A. Ransom posting 217
(573). R. Warner and 193, and R.
Michael, 200. E. Kashmarski led
“brush salesmen” with 192-208 (569).
Charles Berkey with 200 (369)
and Arlie Vanderhoff, 191-196(566)
led Payne Printery to a 3 point win
over Bob: & Don's. W. Fetterman
turned in 212. For ‘‘garagemen”, it
was Dale Zimmerman with 205-207
(568), Dave Zimmerman, 233 and
Joe Volley, 213.
Bolton’s Diner lost 3 to Stone-
hurst Cottages. Top scorer for “Real-
tors” ‘was Leo Yankoski, 203(549)
and. Tom Cross, 196. John Bolton
led the Diner with 198 (519).
Dodson’s Market managed ', point
from Beaumont Inn as Donald King
chalked up 191 (560) and Jim Tra-
ver, 198. Jack Roberts paced ‘‘inn-
keepers” with 214-203 (587), Bill
Weaver had 214 (571) and J. Rogers,
212 (556).
Herm Kern's took 4 from Shady
Side Dairy with Jim Gansel setting
the pace on 201-204 (571). H. Lancio
had 199, B. Lancio 197 and Jim
Roan 192.
Erioriciottes
Anita Pascavage led Friday
night’s scoring with 494 series
for O’Malia Laundry. Her games
were 160-169-165. Mary Ann
Considine took honors with a
single 190 game for Goodman
Florist. Mary Ann has been
'heading the roster of high scores
for several weeks and has
turned out to be a ‘much im-
proved bowler. Keep it up,
Mary Ann!
O’Malia took all 4 from Goodman
and fourth place with 24. The “flor-
ists” have 23. In addition to Anita’s
scores, Gladys Gabel hit 177 (450).
Marg Milne had 166-166 (465) for
| Goodman.
Mac Tools is on top with 28%
after taking 3 from Joe's Men Shop.
Joe’s is third with 26. Setting the
pace for Mac was Arlene Hospodor
with 161-170 (481); Linda Wheeler,
173; Gloria Grant, 166 and Helen
. Bonomo, 160. Top score for Joe's
had 170 and Rose Novroski, 161.
Garrity holds second with 27,
taking just 1 from Apex Auto. Peg
Williams hit 162 and Liz Weale,
160. Leading Apex was Jean Piech
“with 171, Becky (Casterline, 160 and
Flo Allabaugh, 455 series.
Come on, Delaney! Show your
stuff! After losing 3 to Elston’s |
Dairy, Delaney Gas remains at the!
bottom, 10 points behind ‘dairy-
maids” with 19. Lillian Trudnak
led Elston’s with 161 (453); Alice
Jewell Thompson
chalked up 160 (470) for Delaney.
Mac Tools rolled 2357 total pins.
Dallas Woman’s Club
Amethysts’ team has 26 points
and heads the league with Garnets
in second on 22. Sapphires, Pearls
and’ Topazes are tied with 20 each.
Team honors were won by Pearls
with 573 and Topazes with 1625
total pins Thursday.
Eleanor Moyer and Jeanne
Richards shared honors when
they each had 452 series end
Jeanne posted 172.
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ROBERT K. TAYLOR
Robert K. Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Taylor, Grandview Ave-
nue, New Goss Manor, Dallas, was
initiated into Phi Theta Kappa, na-
tional honorary society for junior
colleges recently.
Eligibilty for membership is con-
tingent on a student having attained
a two point quality credit average
for the preceding semester and rec-
ommendation by the Faculty Com-
mittee. Taylor was one of eleven of
the entire student body to be honor-
ed with an invitation of membership
by the fraternity.
A 1981 graduate of Westmoreland
High School, “Bob” is an Account-
ing major at Bluefield College. Fol-
lowing graduation he will pursue his
studies at the University of Rich-
mond, School of Business and Fin-
ance, Richmond, Va. J
Word has also been received that
“Bob” has been selected by vote of
membership of Gamma Pi Chapter
of Phi Theta Kappa to represent his
college and fraternity at the National
Convention of the Phi Theta Kappa
Society at Deauville Hotel, Miami
Beach, Florida, from April 3rd to 5th.
give me standings to’ date of
all teams and first and last
mame of each bowler. Send
them to me at The Dallas Post.
Thank you.
Top scores of March | 26th were
rolled by P. Olshefski. 232 (557),
D. Fieldmann 162-181-168 (511)—
Bosses; A. Hawk 182 (52), T. Bon-
(519)—Prod. Plan.; M.
Elston 185 (509)—Press Room B;
C. Higgs 201 (564), G. Groff 211
(513)—Boiler Room; B. Rittenhouse
(512) — Machine Shop; W.
Thomas 172-175 (515)—Mainten-
ance; C. Ackerman 188 (524)—Rub-
ber Trim; Jiunta 202-182 (502),
M. Muchler 195 (495)—Shipping.
in the top scoring grouv for
March 19, it was F. Bonfig for
Machine Shop with 214-244
(639). B. Rittenhouse had 546-
200 (546). For Bosses, it was
'P. Olshefski with 211 (549) and
Dot Fieldmann, 174. J. Sat-
kowski hit 187-173-196 (556)
for Rubber Trim.
Others were W. Bronson 199
(505) and Anne Whiting 180-163
(480)—Tubing; G. Morek 188 (500),
M. Muchler 169 and J. Jiunta 167
(450)—Shipping; Dot Pollock 168-
174 (498)—Press Room A; N. Schoell
192 (527), G. Stevenson 193 (524)
and Ann Schoell 211 (493)—Main- | §
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Higgs 167—Boiler Room; M. Elston i
192 (513)—Press Room B.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1963
{Promoted To Head
ol Company Sales
W. Bruce Tenley, Vine street, Oak
| Hill, was recently promoted to gen-
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Barre marketing district of Atlantic |
| Refining Company. Wilkes-Barre dis- |
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| Tioga, Pike, Bradford, Susquehanna,
Lycoming, Lackawanna, and Luzerne
| counties.
| Tenley, a graduate of Albright
College, joined Atlantic in 1955, as a
service sales trainee in Reading. He
served with the U.S. Marine Corps,
as a lieutenant from 1953 to 1955.
| A native of Doylestown, he formerly
| served as program salesman of the |
Wilkes-Barre district.
[rei ds
Swim [Party At Central Y
Members and friends of the Back
| Mountain Town & Country YMCA
will enjoy a Swim Party at the
Wilkes-Barre Centray ‘Y’ Friday,
April 5. Cliff King and Robert Hontz
announce that ‘Y’ members, their
friends,
register for the Swim Party at the
Back Mountain ‘Y’.
A fee will help cover cost of
transportation. Buses will stop at
at 6:50 P.M. on April 5; Shavertown
YMCA at 7:10; Trucksville Light at
7:20. Boys and Girls 12 years of
age and older will be eligible for
the swim Party.
Dogs Running Deer
Dallas Borough police and Penn-
sylvania Game Commission investi-
gated a complaint from Mrs. Wil-
bur Davis, Parrish Street, that dogs
were seen running deer on the back
of the Newberry estate, and an-
swered two such calls Sunday, arm-
ed with rifles.
Chief Russell Honeywell, patrol-
man Clifford Foss, and warden Ed
Gdosky found no trace of the dogs.
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