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CROWN IMPERIAL LANES
BOWLING
NEWS
There are probably many un-|one half point behind . in
second.
sung heroes in St. Paul’s Lutheran | Swedes have 25 and Scots, 22.
Brotherhood bowling league, but I
don’t have any reports on individual
scoring. . However, in case you
haven't checked the bulletin board
ately, the Huskies and Tigers were
tied Friday night with 32 and a
half points each. Trojans had 30 and
a half .and there was a three-way
tie in third. Mustangs, Bulldogs and
Long Horns each had’ 26 points.
Panthers: had 25 and a half and
Dallas
Woman’s Club
Limeys head the league with 26
and a half points with Aussies just
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‘and a half.
Aussies and Danes shared honors!
when they each had a 562 game
and Danes had 1622: total pins.
Eleanor Moyer led the scoring
with 179(467) for the Swedes:
Jeanne Richards led the Swiss with
463 and Margaret Milne “hit 177
(459) for Danes. Posting high sin-
gles were Donna Kaye 171, Anne
Bush 163, Marion Harter 161 and
Kate Richards 162.
Industrial :
A & P still holds the lead after
taking 2 in a split. with = Mushal
Construction. Ranch Wagon moved | and Wesley's took all from Mich- | High School.
in a little closer, copping 3 from
Parker Fuel and took over. fourth
with 31 and a half. Adams has 30
Jim Travers took honors with
a big 213 for the Legion Team.
Yanik hit 199; W. Shaw 197;
Alexander and Wendel, 190
each; Wendel hit high series
of 524. i
Back Mt. Neighborhood
Brothers 4 dropped its place in
first to Disque Funeral Home when
the “Brothers” lost 3 to Dodson’s |
Market and Disque copped all Fon
Shady Side Dairy. Disque now has
40 points and Brothers, 38" and a
half. Henry's Jewelry, still holds
ly 1 from Gordon's. Insurance and
is still’ in. fourth with’ '33!" Payne West Side has 29; Dallas Nursery | the-Army in August of that year.
Printery took 1 from Bolton's Din- :
“er and has' 31 with Bolton's next !
on 30 and a half. Klass Motors took |
all from LaBar’s; Stonehurst Cot-!
| tage, 3 from Phillips Supply and !
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Columbia Catering lost all to Code’s
Disque’s featured Al Cigearel- ~ |
li taking top honors with 226-
211-213, toppling a total of
660. Don King led Dodson’s
with a big 233 game, high sin-
gle of the night. Arlie Vander-
hoff posted 202 (592) for Bro-
thers 4.
Other high series were by. Rich-
oan a0 4 4 a 0 a 4 21d Ide with 206 (590); John Bol-
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marked by G. Gabel 175, L. Lozo
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ton 201 (572); W. Check (565).
Spilling over 200 pins in. one game
were D. Bolton, Sr., Heidel, Berkey,
Yankoski, Stredny, Henness, Fed-
Zukosky, Shupp.
Crown Imperial Majors
Shavertown Lumber, led by Ed
Havrilla hitting 204-200-204 (608)
took 3 from Dallas Nursery and
holds first place with 38 points.
Dallas Shopping Center is in sec-
ond with 35, including 2 from Dal-
las Dairy. Automatic Cigarette tied
with Wesley's Gulf, 32 points each, |
after Automatic took 3 from Birth’s |
ael’s Excavating, who still holds 3rd |
place with 33. Leo Yankoski set |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964
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Induction ceremonies for new
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New Members Inducted Into Dallas Key Club
tion and esteem with which Ki-
members of the Dallas Senior High | wanis and the Key Club in Dallas
School Key Club were held on Mon-
day night at
the Dallas Senior |
tured . above,
| have for each other as they pursue
their many civic and community
New members, pic- | projects throughout the year.
were officially in- | Mr. Guyette told the members
ducted by Mr. William Wright, past that Kiwanis men of Dallas have
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the pace for Wesley's with 216-205 | president of Kiwanis and Mr. Wil- | been most proud of their Key Ciub
(567).
Tony Pineno led Automatic |
as he piled up highest pins for
the night, toppling 218 (611).
Top singles were hit by Mike
Gorey hitting 229 and Harold
Bennett spilling 225.
Fred Adams scattered 210 (583)
for Gosart’s, but his team lost 3 |
to American Legion. Tops for the
‘“legionnaires” was Arlie orton
hoff hitting (564). Amby Vida roll-
ed 212 (578) for West Side Nov- |
elty as it: split. 2 - 2 with Monk
Plumbing -and Heating. ~~ ‘Heading |
30: and a half, tied ‘with - Gosart's;.|
has 28 and. a half and’ Birth’s Esso. |
2 rat gi 23 |
“Also posting eames in tha 200s |
were Strednv, Harris, Kocher, Jr: |
Mere, 'Gauntlett; - Klass, Finarelli, |
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Joe's Pizza, with 3 from Bernie's |
Pizza, holds down top place with
33 and a half while Forty Fort
Lumber, moving up after taking
all from Link's Tavern. has 30 and |
a half. Link's has 28 and a half. Bo- |
car Manufacturing took 3 ‘from |
Meneguzzo’s and holds fourth place |
with 28. Meneguzzo’s has 26 and |
Bernie's. 21 and a half.
Anita Pascavage took . the
limelight when she spilled 187-
175-1%5 (537) pins, passing up
top. single game as Ginger Gos-
art piled up 200 in one game.
Her total was 479.
Bérnie Pape scattered 191- |
172 (513 and Helen Bonomo
toppled 190-173 (502).
Evelyn Roberts hit 171 (484),
Mary ‘Ann Considine had 161-167
168, F. Rosenberger 166; V. Harris
176, F..-Allabaugh 160." M. Bellas
1685-161, -E. Kamont 168, B. Roberts
160. :
Bowlerettes
Monk Plumbing and Heating still
holds first but lost some margin
when it dropped 4 ‘points to Bol-
ton’s Diner. Whiting’s Parts and
Service took 4 from Duke Isaacs.
Monk's has 29 and a half, Isaacs
has 25 and a half, Whiting’s 21 and
a half and Bolton's 19 and a half.
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| top spot. with’ 32 points; Twisters
parent club of Dallas. Mr. Wright |
challenged ‘the new members to,
continue the work pattern estab-| meeting.
lished by older members and he Key Club advisor at Lake-Lehman | Robert Stanton, Samuel Zachary,
also explained the close associa- High School, was introduced to the | Roger Cheney, Charles Tyrrell, Rus- |
| liam Guyette, present head of the (in the Dallas High School.
Stephen Farrar, Key Club Presi-
dent, presided at the induction
Mr. Samuel Davenport, |
In U. S. Army At Vietnam |
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Army Specialist Four Thomas 3
to the U. S. ‘Army support Com-
mand; Vietnam, as a gunner. |
Dorosky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tho-
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High: School’ in 1962 and’ entered
He: completed basic training at Fort
Jackson, S. C..
His wife, Carol. is presently liv-
ing on Route 2; Dallas.
Ann * Whiting - took honors
posted: 198 (463) and Joyce
-Bevan ‘rolled 162 (462).
High singles “were hit by R. Ny- |
gren 168, C: Miller 169, J. Inman |
161, E: ‘Anderson ‘163, D. Cyphers
162, 'M. ‘Heidel 163. |
Sunday Night Mixed
Gems took 4 from ‘Hens; Cripnles f
copped :3 from. Twisters, and Tan- |
goes won 3 from Hoods. Gems hold |
have. 28: and Tangoes,” 24. ° |
Men who took honors were Bob |
Maturi 202 (551). Ken Bayliss 229 |
(538). Top single.’ games were |
posted by Ed Roth. °
Grace Wilson scored high for
the ‘women as she piled up
162-179-175 (516); Allie Hef-
fernan * hit 201 (511); Betty
Stanley had 179 (476); Eleanor
Moyer rolled 163 (471), Sue
Schalm had 169.
Community Service
Orchard Farms is out in
front. with. 38 points, taking
8 from Besecker Real Estate
Monday with Dick Demmy lead-
ing the way on 204-221 (584).
Anderson set the pace for the
Real Estate Team with 216-
200 (579).
Stanton T V took all 4 from Ben
Franklin -and is in second with 35
and a half points. Kostrobala was
high fer Stanton’s with 200 (578).
Next ‘in line: is ‘Boyd: White with
29. White's lost some ground when
it dropped all 4 to Guyette's. Jack
Landis Jed the victors with 223
(572). :
Single highs were posted by «D.
Bolton 226, Sekera 208.
George ‘Shupp
Sportsmen’s Bar ‘split
with St. Therese’s as two mem-
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Dorosky Assigned Gunner | Private Richard Brace |
Completes Basic Training
Private Richard A. Brace, 21, son!
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Brace, RD |
| Dorosky has been recently assigned | 1 Dallas will complete his Basic |e Pace, 158 Hillside Avenue,
Combat Training on January 8. |
While assigned to Company D, |
21% | : a : | whil i i i
third, taking. all. from Robinson's Dallas Dairy was Steve Andrasko moc C. Dorosky, W. Mt. Airy Road. 2nd Battalion, 1st Training Brigade e serving with. Headquaters |
Kennels. Sheldon’s Lunch took on- | with (564). The “plumbers” - have, Shavertown, graduated from Dallas |
of the Infantry Training Center in
Columbia, South Carolina, he has
been introduced to a wide variety |
of infantry skills, along with inten-
sive physical conditioning. - He att- |
|.ended classes in the tradition of the |
service, character guidance, and the |
role of the Army in the World To- |
day. A
Basic training is climaxed by a
review before Major
General - Gines Perez, Commanding
General of Fort Jackson. Outstand-
ing ‘Trainees are recognized in the |
ceremony that is open to parents
| and invited guests. |
Private Brace is. a graduate of
Dallas Senior High ‘School, class of
1961. Prior to entering the ser-
vice, he was employed as a drafts-!
man by Westinghouse, Bloomfield, |
New Jersy. |
bers won scoring honors. Koch-
er spilled 210 (593) and Mac-
ulis rolled 208-233 (588) for |
Sportsmen. |
Shalata led Cook’s Excavating to
a 3 point victory over Kuehn's
Pharmacy. Shalata hit 200 (560).
Rudick hit 205 (578) for Kuehn’s.
Town House Restaurant lost 3 to
Meade’s Garage. Jim Lohman set
the pace for the Restaurant boys
with 560 pins.
Others posting single games ov- |
er 200 were Finnegan, Volley, Kra=
jewski, Daylida, Shaw, Kalafsky.
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Key Club members were acknowl-. Fry,
| Rowett, Theron Nesbitt,
' Doughton,
Robert Bayer.
edged and welcomed by Farrar.
Mr. George McCutcheon, advisor |
to the Dallas Kiwanis Key Club, |
spoke briefly to the new members |
and parents who were present.
Ronald Madajeski,
Lawrence
SECTION B—PAGw 1
| Albert Cigarski Promoted
| While Aboard USS Waller
| Albert S. Cigarski, USN, son of
| Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Cigarski,
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Both Father And Son |
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Joseph Goode, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Goode, Jackson
Street, Dallas, shot a spike deer
Saturday at Beaumont. He is four-
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Dallas Jr., High School.
His father, Joseph Goode, Sr.,
William | 5155 bagged a deer, the previous
‘Thomas | Tyesday, a seven point buck, on
Heycock, | Overbrook Avenue.
New members in the pictures are |
standing left to right: Edwin Raub, |
David Kozemchak, Randall Jones, |
Thomas Szela, Robert Elston, |
Robert Berlew, Donald Alexander,
Marine Lance Corporal
Leo Pace, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Trucksville, was promoted to Ma-
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