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and Rose, along with Liz Weale,
formed a three man team and
piled up 2215 total pins. An-
ita’s series included 195 - 190 -
191 and Rose hit 178-188-190.
Arlene
girls for high honors with her 198. | : 2
Arlene rolled 471, Bernie Pape hit to a 4 point victory over Gosart’s. |
169-179 (493), Ginger Gosart post-
ed 160-165 (466) and Mary Shaok
had 176 for Joe's Pizza as they took
team honors with one game of 812.
: Bocar led the way with 2314 to-
il tal pins, Marie Bellas hitting '181-
i 162-167 (510). Flo Allabaugh rolled
1169-186 (490) and Mary Dimmick
had 465 and team won 3 points
from Bernie's Pizza. Marg Milne led
the Pizza girls with 166-169 (479)
and Helen Bonomo hit 190 (473).
{ Jean Agnew led Dallas Hardware
| with 173-167 (498) and Marge Mc-
i Carty had 181. Mary A. Considine
Bellas had
|186 (461), Lila Lozo hit 168 and
Gladys Gabel rolled 162 for Link's.
posted 164-160, Della
| Crown Major
Big scorer Friday was Mike
i Corgan as he spilled 55 pins
for Dallas Shopping Center.
Mike piled up 213-226-216
games. F. Kundrat hit 205-223-
(605) and Dave Eddy rolled
201 (569) as the “shoppers”
posted 990 (2870) and took
4 points from Dallas
Cliff Garris led the “milkmen’’
Williams posted high single of
233 for West Side Novelty.
Dairy.
with 202-211-213(626). Charles ||
Phillips: Supply won 3 from Sha-
vertown Lumber. Bill Amos topped
BY DORIS MALLIN
the “suppliers” with 219-217 (604),
Arlie Vanderhoff had 561 and Leo
Yankoski hit 225. Best “lumbermen”
were Jack Trudnak and Tom Metz
with 201 (574) and 214 (574) re-
spectively. N. Buynak and Tom
Hospodar outscored the | Gauntlett each hit 205.
John Kriel led the “treegrowers’”
‘John hit 214 (570).
was Ted Kostrobala with 220 (591);
A. Wendel had 222. Wesley's took
{3 from American Legion. Leading
“legionnaires” were Chet Molley
hitting 221 (577), Al Ciccarelli with
210 (570) and F. Kardell 202.
Bob Moore hit 211 (569) for
Birth’s and Mike Rudick had 210
for Automatic Cigarette. The teams
split 2 - 2. Dallag Shopping led team
Phillips hit 993.
Industrial
Dick Alexander led the scor-
ing last week with 219-109
(590) and Charles Berkey hit
574.
Chalking up single high scores
were D. Gedon with 221, L. Corbett
224 and J. Steele with 201.
| Community Service
Stanton’s is out in front with 34
points. Closest threats are Orchard
Farm "and Guyettes with 26 points
each. Besecker's has 25.
‘Kostrobala copped honors on
Menday with 222 - 202 - 214
(638) and Maturi made a stand
© with 211-199-216 (626). B.
Guyette posted a big 223 (598);
Stanley spilled’ 212-193 (575)
and Pryor rolled 190 (573).
|
Boyd Whites team took honors
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LUZERNE
Fri. - Sat. - Sun. (Con’t. 2 to 11) J]
with 2646 total pins.
George Shupp
Steve Bonomo scattered 618
ping Monday night for indivi-
dual honors as he piled up 222-
193-202 games’ for Cook’s Ex-
cavating. Bob Moore posted
244 (604) for Town House
and C. Glasser hit 213. A. Wen-
dell came close for Cook’s
with 213-219 (598). Town
House. took all 4 from Dallas
Lions. ‘
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| fiom Hanson's. Rudick led Raid-
|er's with a single 205 as they man-
aged 1 from Cook's.
Wredkers took 3 from Meade’s
Dave Eddy hit 225 for Meade’s.
Hill Top Inn split 2-2 with Sports-
men’s Bar. Jones led the Inn boys
with a big single of 245 and 585
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CARL FOREMAN’S
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Joe ‘Shemanski hit 208 (593) for |
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THE
The recent graduating class of
the Anthracite Dog Training Club
is shown at the site of the next
class, West Side Community Center,
Main Street, Luzerne.
In the graduating competition,
highest scorer was Mrs. Albert
Vrabel’s Candy who totaled 195%.
series.
Dallas Woman’s Club
Leading the way in the Woman's
League is Topazes with 31 and a
half points. Sapphires have 25.
Diamonds took team honors last
week with 617 (1621).
Eleanor Moyer made the
headlirszs with 222 (511) for *
Diamonds. Jeanne Richards
turned over 191-170 (502) for
Dallas Woman’s Club.
Ann Jordan chalked up a big
single of 221 and Donna Kaye |
hit’ 199. :
Linear
Press Room’ Bis still leading the
league. with 33 points but bosses
and Boiler Room with 29 edch
could easily tie “this week for top
spot. Rubber Trim has 28.
Tony Bonomo led the scor-
ing last week with 208 - 204.
(594) and Charlie Higgs hit
233 (588). The week before,
Frank Miner turned over 241,
(533), breaking the record high
for the year. .
Fran Schuler led the women last
week with 203-200 (562) and Arlie
Harvey hit 197 (463).
Travelers :
Addy Asphalt took 2 frora Nagh-
lis, with Al Ciccarelli leading on
224-222 (625) and Fred Adams rol-
ling 205 (561). Leo Yankoski hit
203. :
Addy lost 2 to Hanover Beauty.
Leo led the scoring with 203 (572);
| Bob Moore hit 220 (562) and Tom
Garage with Kalafsky hitting 209. | ~. 41044 posted 213-202.
Al Ciccarelli led Addy’s to a 2
point win over O‘Connell’s when he
| posted 217 (584).
| ‘Charles Bray led O‘Connell’s with
1205 (579); David Zimmerman hit
1201 and Roy [Stair had 232.
Bernie's Pizza took 2° from Cap-
arell’s, 1 from Shaker’s and lost 3
to Gebhardt’s. Bill Weaver was top
1211 (597); Jack Trudnak hit 234
(583) and Hospodar had 563.
Trudnak rolled 204 (581) against
Caparell’s; Andy Matte hit 200
(564). In the contest against Sha-
| ker’s, Trudnak was top scorer with
212 (600); Pete Hospador had 215
(575) and Paul Kamont had 207.
Gingzr Gosart led Crown Im-
perial to a 3 point victory a-
gainst Astor Restaurant. Ginger
hit 218-185 (555); Evelyn Ro-
berts had 185-188-176 (549);
Anita Pascavage had- 202-188
(531) ; Bernie Pape posted 189-
172-160 (521); Dink Thomas
had 167-172-167 (506). The
team posted games of 961-858-
843 for a grand total of 2662
total pins.
fv 5% 3
Be sure to drop in at Stanton
Lanes one of these days to watch
the women compete in the State
Tournament. Last weekend, teams
|| from Port Allegany, DuBois, Brad-
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DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1964
Anthracite Dog Training Club Introduces Latest Graduates
Mrs. Robert Adam’s Bonnie was
second with a score of 193% and
Mrs. A. L. Stewart's Maggie scored
191%.
Pictured left to right: William
Stefancin and Heida, Mrs. Barbara
Troup and Jones, Mrs. Albert
Vrabel ‘and Candy, Mrs. A. Lee
Mariner Troop Passes
Life-Saving Tests
Members of the new Senior
Mariner Troop #652 have finished
their Life Saving Course at the
YWCA — girls who passed the
course are Pam Baker, Susan Banks,
Ann Barnes, Pat Bauman, Carmela
Cavan, Cynthia Consavage, Judy
wards, Novrie
Patty - Larson, Katherine
Martin, Candy Mohr, Carol Mechr,
Sandy Metzgar, Pat Nixon, Donna
Priebe, Betty ‘Rome, “Bonnie Rood;
Rose "Ellen XKlaboe,
Peggy Rood, Linda Rowett, Debbie
Slater.
Mrs. Donald Santa Croce and
Miss Barbara Evans assisted with
the course and also’ renewed their
instructors badge. ;
This course was taken to prepare
the girls for sailing. At the regular
Lake Yacht Club, gave instructions
on water front lingo and basic parts
of a boat in preparation for their
first sailing lesson.
Howard R. Frantz
Honored By Firm
Howard R. Frantz, Norkfolk
Drive, Bethlehem, service manager
for Key Pontiac Inc., Bethlehem,
was recently honored by Key Pon-
tiac Motor Division of General Mo-
tors Corporation, for excellence in
service. Frantz has been service
manager with Key Pontiac for
twelve years. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Frantz, Brook
Street, Shavertown.
Holy Name To Meet
Holy ‘Name Society of St. Ther-
ese’s Church, Shavertown, will meet
after the 8:45 a.m. Mass on Sunday.
Coffee and doughnuts will be served.
ford, Lewisburg, Wilkes-Barre, Wind
Gap, Middleton, Erie, Towanda, Val-
ley View, Lancaster, Shamokin,
Newport, Wysox, Lewistown, Wyo-
ming, Warren, Reading, Lake City,
Oil City, Myerstown, Troy, Allen-
town, Littlestown, Bridgeville,
Clarks Summit, Springfield, Hop
Bottom, New (Castle, Mahanoy City,
Scranton, Ephrata, Hawley, .Har-
ris burg, Hummelstown, Carlisle,
| Philadelphia, Honesdale, Sunbury,
York, Hazleton, Pittsburg, East Mec-
Keesport, Quakertown, Levittown,
Lower Bucks, Dunmore, Berwick,
Bristol, Lake City, Norristown, Fall-
sington, Fairless Hills, and Milton
competed in the tourney.
This coming weekend, the lanes
will be taken over by teamg from
these same tows and’ cities, plus
{some from Williamsport, Palmerton,
wensville, Cresson, Dushore, Ches-
ter, Fairview, Johnsonburg, Ridg-
way, Greensburg, Easton, Westfield,
Upper Darby, St. Mary's, Lock Ha-
ven, Weedville, Hershey, Girard,
Mixed (Cities; Hagerstown, (Mary-
land) Wyomissing, New Holland,
Bethlehem, Bedford, Everett, Barne-
sboro, Elwood City, Boyerton,
Schulykill' Haven, Nazareth, Altoo-
na, Moscow, Stroudsburg, Emmaus,
Waterford, Mansfield, Wellsboro,
Quarryville, Nicholson, Pottsville,
St. Clair, Taylor, Olyphant, Pen
Argyl, Brownsville, Exeter, Nanty
Glo, Dallas, Beaver Falls, Midland,
Baden, Hummelswarf, Susquehanna,
Lehighton, New Holland, Chalfont,
Bernville, Honesdale, Coatesville,
FOR
CENTER
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SECTION B — PAGE 2 4
Dallas Little League registration
for boys between 8 and 12 years of
age is scheduled for 10 a.m. Satur-
i day at the Little League Field,
{ Dallas Junior High School grounds.
| Bob Perry says there will be three
!'major and three minor teams.
| Boundaries for Dallas are Over-
| brook Avenue, New Goss Manor,
| and Dallas Township.
‘Safe After Earthquake
At Anchorage, Alaska
| Dorothy Ruiz was at her work in
| the bank at Anchorage, and her
husband, Sgt. Rudy Ruiz was still
{at the Air Base nearby when the
| earthquake struck on Good Friday.
| Mrs. Margaret Sholtis, formerly of
Chernen, Donng Demmy; Helen Ed-
meeting Mr. Barnes, from Harvey's
Neffsville, Sybertsville, Peeley, Cur- |
Stewart and Maggie, Mrs. Robert
Sherwood, Ned Keating, and King,
Mrs. Robert Adams and Bonnie,
Mrs. Robert Wilde and Saxon,
Marijane Moss and Jodie, Edgar
May and Dodee.
President of the Club, Bart Col- |
lett has announced that the be-
Penns Woods
Notebook
If at any time you're out for a
ride around Harveys Lake, stop at
the Outlet section and watch the
trout swimmihg around. Some peo-
ple even take bread along to feed
them. T myself have seen some nice
sized trout swimming out at the
Lake.
Morris King of Shavertown is bu-
sy planting “trees at his place up
at’ Nordmont in - Sullivan County.
Mr. King has received 500 Norway
Spruce and 500 Japanese Larch
trees from the Department of For-
ests’ and Waters.
Mr. King also told me that he
has three gallons of maple syrup
so far this year during the tapping
season.
Two local Boy Scout Troops have
given me their total number of
rabbits trapped alive for redistri-
bution: by District Game Protector
Edward R. Godsky, Troop 231 with
Scoutmaster Mal Kitchen trapped
a total of 15 rabbits. Three scouts
of troop 232 with Scoutmaster John
Butler trapped 27 rabbits.
Bill Robbins, well-known conser-
vationist and sportsman, is busy as
a bee taking care of his bees and
doing “some fly tying. Bill receives
orders for flys from General Dwight
D. Eisenhower. Bill said that Gen-
eral Eisenhower has not yet sent
his order for this year. Conserva-
tionist Robbins does his fly tying
at his home in Trucksville.
We here would like to hear from
our readers. If you wish to drop
us a note, send it to PENNS WQODS
NOTEBOOK, BOX. 408, DALLAS.
Dallas Birthdays
Birthday greetings this week to:
John Koze, Jean Ruggles, Shirley
Gardner, James Howell, Carl Rob-
erts, Sandra L. Austin, Russell
Krause, Joseph Walter, Joseph Nix-
| krancis Murray, 674-7425.
ginners class will start Monday, |
April 13. at 7:30 p.m.
Owners are requested to ‘come |
without dogs for registration and |
Of PTA Bt L-LHS. |
district and state leaders from five
regional counties April 25, for the |
District 14 Annual Conference of |
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents |
and Teachers.
Health, education, and human re-
lations will be subjects featured,
all-day conference starting at 9:45 |
a.m.
Welcoming the conference dele-
gates will -be ‘Willis Gentile, presi- |
dent, Back Mountain Area PTA |
Council; Lester Squier, supervising |
principal, Lake-Lehman school dis- |
trict; and Anthony Marchikitis,
principal of the host school. Mrs. !
Reynolds Schwartz, vice-president |
ence lunch at 12:15. :
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| ane, seven. It took hours for the.
family to get together, but not one
orientation. All + dogs over six | jured, and the house, though
months of age are eligible. For holte i 0 4
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: The family will leave Alaska May.
[ 20, headed for Laredo, Texas. for«
* ales : | Sgt. Ruiz’ next assignment. :
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