Ips hE aml EE
»
set Ay
»
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
NEE EEE ARE ERR ERT
= 8
| Bowling News |
Hu
: owling News §
8 B
= By DORIS MALLIN =
| =
Missed it again. Due to circum-| Back Mt. Neighborhood
stances beyond my control, I missed Stonehurst Cottages leads the
league with 42 points, forcing out
Bolton’s Diner by Y. Disque Fu-
neral has 39 and Sheldon’s Lunch,
38%.
Leo
the paper again last week. This time
of year,
times,
it’s bound to happen a few
but I don’t believe I have
missed anyone in the column this
week,
Yankowski topped all
For over 15 years
Charles H. Long
_ has supplied the Back Mi.
with complete heating comfort
It has been our special privilege to provide an adequate, depend-
able supply of Gulf Solar Heat® — the world’s finest heating oil —
to our friends and neighbors for many years. As a result, our cus-
tomers look to us with confidence for all
of their heating comfort requirements. We
are taking this opportunity to thank each
of you for your valued business. We prom-
ise to continue to supply you with the most
modern and economical home heating serv-
ice available in this area.
If you are not already enjoying the many,
extra advantages of using Gulf Solar Heat
and our complete heating services, call us fut Fo
today. spr pn oil
CHARLES H. LONG
SWEET VALLEY
411-2214
| Mary Ann Considine 192(473), 167;
_}. Blizzard 213.
| George -Shinal 255
scoring over the two week per-
iod with 216-216(623) last
week. J. Shutlock turned over
222(593) the week before.
Other top scorers for the time
lapsed were Nick Stredny 214(586);
Mike Corgan 206(582) and 202; E.
Shershen 200(578-, 202(559); Tony
Bonomo 216(577); D. Dugan 239
(571); Tom Gauntlett 209(565); C.
Englehart 204 (564); Joe Klass 202
(564); Art Ransom 201(561); Don
Zimmerman 206(557); Bill Weaver
206(552); Klass 215; Mizenko 203,
200; Rrace 200, 213; Vanderhoff
209; Besteder 235; Englehart 200;
A. Zimmerman 203; J. Robinson
232; Olenick 213; Phillips 207.
Imperialettes
- O'Malia’s Laundry hag moved far:
ahead of the gang with 40", points.
Goodman’s Florists is next with 32.
Joe’s Men Shop has 31 and Mac-
Tools, 30Y,. Garrity Real Estate
has 27.
Jewell Thompson tonpled the
most pins in two weeks when
she rang up 172-165-172(509)
last week. The week before,
Rose Novroski spilled 195 in
one game for high single. An-
ita Pascavage led the scoring
that week with 188-164(507).
The girls really piled them up
with big sccres as follows: Becky
Casterline 176-183(503); Peg Wil-
liams 189-170(502), 167; Helen
Bonomo 166-(476), 160-167(464);
Marie Ciccarelli 162 (475), 174(473);
Rose Novroski 195(471); Doris
Amos 167(471), 185 (468); Jean
Agnew 178-165(470), 166; Jean
Miller (464); Gladys Gabel (463);
Bea Roan (456); Tooties Denmon
164(458); Marilyn Morris 160-170
(450); Gloria Charnitski 162(451);
Zimniski 161; Grant 168; Pascavage
162; King 163 and Weale 163.
George Shupp
Leading the Monday boys are
Town House and Cook’s Excavating
with 41 points each. Sportsman Bar
is second with 40 and Raiders 36
and Meade’s 35 follow close behind.
Last week, Bob Moore rolled
a 622 series for Town House
including games of 182-223-
21%. His team took honors with
1017 in one game and 2912 to-
tal pins. Andy Matte, fer the
same team, took the limelight
this week with 223-225-204
(652). :
Piling up pins for top scores dur-
ing the past two weeks were Steve
Bonomo 235-201(609), 204(551):
(602); Andy
Matte 209(586); Fred Adams 221
(581), (573); Harold Kocher 217-
204 (596); Casey Dimmick 224(585):
A. Wendel 219(582), (551); Gerald
Harris 201 (559); Paul Kamont 203
(554), 200; Jack Trudnak (557);
Shalata 203, 201; Jones 202; Lob-
man 207; Rudick 203; Huday 209;
No bowling December 23rd
Crown Imperial Major
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963
Dallas Nursery leads the league
with 45% points while Gopart’s
Appliances has 38 in the next spot.
Top scorer on December 6
was Leo Yankowski with 225-
236(632), unbeaten the follow-
ing week. Al Ciccarelli turned
out 230-212(612); Ted Heness
hit a big 243(608) and Jim
Lohman rolled 213-200 (604)
that same night,
Leading the group last weck with
600 series were Bill Weaver 265
(612); L. Evans 210-205(612);
Charlie Williams 210(611); Nick
Stredny 212 (604).
Top series for the two weeks
were posted by Paul Kamont 207-
200 (588), 209; Jack Trudnak 207
(584); Tony Pineno 200-227(587);
Steve DeBarry 205(580); Rich Bo-
nomo 230-201(580), 220(579); Tom
Gauntlett 211(589); Fred Adams
hit 201-214(592), 220(557) and
Cliff Garris had 231(592), 222(561).
Others were Tony Bonomo 214
(579); Charlie Williams 236(576);
Nick Stredny 218(562); Michael
216(560); Wendel 210-204(566);
Andy Bonomo 232(551), 204(553);
Marty Panunti 211(556),205; Nick
Buynak 208 (553); Bolton 204;
Moore 206; Roan 202; Ide 201; Gula
215: Richards 223; Kostrobula 201;
E. Havrilla 201; R. Bonomo 203;
Rodda 201; L. Yankoski 200; Roan
203; Ciccarelli 205; and Ide 202.
Bowlerettes
Heading the league is Bolton's
Diner with 32 points and Whiting’s
Parts with 30%.
Last week, Whiting’s posted 2125
total pins and single game of 754.
Libby Cyphers led the scor-
ing with 167-159-172(4983) for
Monk Plumbing and Heatiing
and Anne Whiting hit a big
212(490) for Whiting’s Parts.
Kay Kalafsky had a nice game
of 210; Delores Oravitz hit 167;
Betty Lou Risch had 163-158 and
Flo Rosenberger, 156.
Dallas Woman’s Club
Margaret Milne led the scor-
ing with 201(478) on Dec. 5,
followed by Jeanne Richards
with 181 and Theresa Graham,
472 last week. :
Garnets hold first place with 32,
points; Emeralds have 29, Pearls 28,
Amethysts and Rubies 26%.
Garnets and Sapphires shared
honors for the two ‘weeks with 601
(1653) and 616 (1596) respectively.
High scorers for the period were
Theresa ‘Graham 179(472); Jeanne
Richards 181(462); Marge Whittak-
er 163(454); Ann Jordan 169(450);
Stella Bulford 182(474) and Elea-
nor Moyer 160-164(473).
Industrial League
As near as I can tell, {Stanton
TV is on top with 35 points, but I
won't swear to it! Somebody keeps
running away from the bowling
lanes with one sheet! Come on, now!
The members of that one team are
not getting credit for high games.
Let’s cooperate! LADS.
A. Stuka of A & P led the
scoring December 4 with 199-
209 (586. E. Espen hit 208(582)
for Harveys Lake A. L. A. Wen-
dall, Stanton TV, rolled 201-
210(5%9) and W. Shaw hit
213 (558).
Others were Freeman 199, Pa-
gana 203, R. Berkey 208 and Lan-
dis 202.
Last week, A. Stuka again took
the limelight for A & P. K. Briggs
hit 224 (563) for Automatic Ser-
vice; A. Wendell posted 562 for
Stanton. Single games were rolied
by R. Bonomo 203, Jack Landis
233, G. Boston 201, The boys were
down!
Ladies Country
Bernie’s Pizza is on top with 46
points, losing some ground last wezk
when it lost 37, points to Bocar.
Bocar Manufacturing is in second
place with 35%. Joe’s Pizza has
34, and Dallas Hardware 30.
Top scorer last week was
Mary Dimmick when she rolled
a beautiful 187-215 (550) for
Bocar. Lila Lozo beat the single
game as she chalked up 218
and with 160-169 games, piled
up 547 for Link’s Tavern. Jean
Agnew spilled 201-173(531)
for Dallas Hardware. Marie Bel-
las hit 167-178-182 (527) for
Bocar and Helen Bonomo had
177-189(521) for Bernie's. An-
other 500 series was posted by
Bernie Pape, 187-189(511) for
Joe’s and Anita Pascavage rol-
led 168-189 (505) for Forty-
Fort Lumber. These are terrif-
ic scores! Nice going, girls!
Top 400 series were rolled by
Arlene Hospodar 180-169 (493);
Rose Novroski 185(480); Evelyn
Kamont 161-182(483); Marge Mil-
ne 181-164(475); Gladys Gabel 169
(451). Single highs were posted by
D. Belles 163, E. Olenick 166.
Jean Agnew took honors the
week before with 183-191 (527)
for Joe's.
Evelyn Kamont hit 185-174-163
(522) for Bocar.-and Helen Bonomo
had 179-183(518) for Bernie's Del-
la Belles rolled 166-187 (501) for
Link's. This is a mighty fast league
of girls, and it’s become just about
the most interesting to watch. Join
the spectators on Tuesday nights
between 6.45 and 9 if you enjoy
good bowling.
Top 400 series were chalked up
by Mary Ann Consodine 192(496);
Marg Milne 214 (479); Lila Lozo |
168-169(463); Rose Novroski 193 |
(478); Mary Dimmick 162-169(487)
and Evelyn Roberts 168-170(481).
High games were posted by M.
Bellas 155-166, C. Hadsel 168, K.
Gansel 197, B. Pape 169, L. Weale
168, A. Pascavage 170.
Joe's rolled 810 in one game
without handicap and ZLink’s hit
812. Bocar rolled 2343 total pins.
Community Service
© Orchard Farm holds first place
with 39%, points and Stanton has
SECTION A — PAGE 3
had 226-202(602). Leo
377%. That'll save face. Eleanor Moyer | Fred Ac
Leading the scoring Monday |had 198(477) for Twisters and | Yanko 200 (588) and Al Cic-
night was Bolton with 212- |Marg Milne hit 200 (486) 550. Bob Moore also
206(606) for Guyette’s; Ed for Semanons -and Doris Ma- st Stetz. He piled
Roth had 202(572) for Orchard | turi rolled 161-181(489) for Check- | Up 9); Fred Adams came
J7arm and Dick Demmy hit 214 | ers. 1 vith 224 (603) and Al
(551); 0S 554 > | Cic Ili, 203(550). ankoski
inh sib Other hith scores for the iwoly, ad 70 os oo
Last week, Pete Schzlm led Jo ney. Se men | Ciec 201(556) 2 :
the scores with 235(581) for |G. Wilson 181, BE. Moyer 163-164, |. CP 2155 Casing was| Tony
Ben Franklin, Team mate W. |p. Roth 167 and Bob Milne201. |. 29° 5(594). Tony Boro.
Schuster tied the single of 235. Traveling. Tears mo. a8 ), Rich Bonomo, 20”
Pat Pryor hit 219 (562) for ing ms [ (592) ve Bonomo 204(554).
Boyd White. Bernie's Pizza. tokk 3 from Knor- | Amby Vida hit 560
Single games over 200 for the ek’s and 3 from Columbia 300. Addy | Bernie Paps led the girls
two week period were Demmy 203,, Asphalt has 1 to its credit from| uy 213-180 (566). Anita
Kostrobula 200, Landis 213, Peter- Knorek’s, 1 from Stetz, and 2 from Pascavage rolled 233-170-155
son 214, D. Bolton 203. Bavitz. Casino & Sunset Bingo took (538) and Evelyn Roberts hit
4 Saturday night from a Blank 162- 195-1%2(539). Dink Tho-
Sunday Mixed
Could this be Grace Wilson
with 180-182-205 (567) for
Gems? She beat her husband,
Sherwood Wilson who hit 220
(563) for Twisters. How about
that! Alice Heffernan hit 167
(450) and Marg Milne had 192
(486). Watch those girls.
Sunday night, Ed Roth came
crashing through for the “boys”
with 201-213(572) for the Gems.
team ? 7? ? ? The Crown Imperial |
girls took 1 and tied 1 Satur day. |
Top scorer for Bernie's
against Knorek’s was Dick Ide
with 224-240(625). Paul Ka-
mont hit 200 (589) and Pete
Hospador had 204(581). a-
gainst Columbia, it was Jack
Trudnak with 225-209 (622)
and Hospador, 225-215 (621).
Leading =~ Addy against Knorek |
was Bob Moore with 219-299(618). At The Dallas Post
New Dallas MARTINIZING
CLEANERS
Announce The Opening Of An
ULTRA MODERN CUSTOMIZED
SHIRT LAUNDRY
ONE-STOP
Assures You Of
QUALITY
DRY CLEANING
Plus
CUSTOMIZED
SHIRT SERVICE
mas turned in 160-167-177
(504) and Ginger Gosart, 245
502). The girls totalled 2669
pins and tied second game with
| 990.
| WATCH NEXT WEEK FOR COM-
| PLETE INFORMATION ON LINEAR
LEAGUE. ;
PAPER NAPKINS
Many Designs
DALLAS SHOPPING CENTER
DALLAS
B'S
*
#
g Children’s i Children’s ¥ OLD RIVER ROAD ¥ ROS EMARY
ADAMS CLOTHES § HUMPHREYS’ voor {The LAUNDERCENTERS HUMPHREYS spr” BAKERY ; SPORTSWEAR
’ ¥ : 4 ¢ | 3 LINGERIE
PRECHRISTHAS | SLIPPERS {auc AT CHRISTMAS : : DUTCH CLUSTER BLOUSES
SPECIAL ! ‘ FOR THE : RUSHING = i CAPRI : : : 1 SKIRTS
. z WHOLE FAMILY y WASH CARDIGAN : REG. 35c¢ 30c ¥ ES FSSEE
WINTER z ® LEATHER g DRY : Why Not Let ¢ one
: : : ° CORDUROY : IRON ty % 2 : Old River Road : Soe
5 JACKETS ¥ ‘® SHEARLINGS 3 While TINGDON Do Your Christmas ¥ HANDBAGS
§ ® SLIPPER SOX $ % Baking ! 4
2 § j ov SIZES 4 TO 7 698 ¢ | ¥
¥ i : ¥
% off ; 51 99 to SG 9 : Shen! SIZES 8 TO 12 9.98 2 gui Risa g
: ih § GIFT CERTIFICATES : Open SIZES 14 and 16 10.98 : BODKIES ;
: ; 3% Q » : }
© SUBURBAN COATS : REGISTER FOR : 24 Hrs. : MANY OTHER g AND FRUIT CAKES : is
Sizes 34-46 : FREE ESKILOOS i LAUNDERCENTER CHRISTMAS SPECIALS : ARE DELICIOUS ! ¥ ROBES
CCRORY'S MCCRORY'S MCCRORX %
R TR ? i
ris a re Styro Foam USE OUR CREDIT PLAN 2 ; a » SARAN
ee CBC Sa aa : " § HOLIDAY § sosoxe0 | and
CANDIES : GIFT PICK » FOR SPECIAL DRESSES SEEING. 5 FOIL
: TREE 44; GIFTS ; For | : ICICLES
REG. 33 c : WRAP KIT : i CARDS : 2 Box Pkg:
29¢ 1h. b # g GIRLS 2 g
4 528” Reg. 69¢ & 9c. SEE OUR COMPLETE i 7 c i
: LONG: LINE OF | A Su 7 ] & 4 c
: hi MOTOROLA | Re 1s ie
i 8 D7 TOE SLIPPERS : ENVELOPES ; GRAB BAG
WREATHS | 47c or {TV — STEREO —RADIO | GREATLY § wm } GIFTS
~ A n : a Bh ;
7 5 / ; REG. SI REG. 99¢ pr. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS * REDUCED § = Biron $
0 off i SIZES 5-9 GE APPLIANCES 5 ; AGES =
AIN SHOPPING CEI
ITER — SHAVERTOWN|