DAE A eet I nn TRS Sr a Ena DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Fowiing News o IENENEENNE rown Major Shavertown Lumber won 3 from Gosart’s Appliances Friday while Monk Plumbing and Heating lost 3 to Michael's Excavating, shaking up the top teams. The men” gained a little more margin, still in first place with 34 points. Michael's moved up into second with 32 and the “plumbers” third with 31. Dallas Nursery is in taking 3 from Automatic Cigarette and Wesley's Gulf is tied with Dal- las split with Dallas Dairy Shoppers lost 3 tc West Side Nov- elty. Birth’s Esso. Mike Gorey made big news when he blasted away at the ping for a total of €87 includ- ing 246-224-217 games. John Belton posted 242 (618). Top scores in the upper 500’s were Harold Bennett 201-206 (596); C. Finarelli 213 (594); Steve Bonomo 203 (585); Dave Eddy 233 (584); Dave Zimmerman 220 (582); Chiz Lozo 211 (582); Roy Stair (571);| Ted Kostrobala 216 (575); Bill Amos 216 (561); Nick Stredny 221 (564); Al Ciccarelli 215 (566); Andy Matte 205 (574); Chet Molley 220 (564). Single games in the 200’s were posted by Brace, Reese, Buynak, Glasser, Vida, Moore, R. Bonomo. Back Mt. Neighborhood Rich Bonomo tepped the high scoring Thursday night when he piled up 222-213-213 (648) for Stonehurst Cottages. Joe Kiass turtied in 226-206 (631) FORTY-FORT ® THEATRE Tonight - Friday - Saturday George Maharis Carol Baker “Sylvia” Sunday (only) (Con’t. 8 to 11) Stewart Granger in “Secret Invasion” Monday - Tuesday Carol Baker in “The Miracle” “lumber- | ona dropped to | | Charles Williams posted 212 (567) yurth place with 29 points after | Shopping Center after Wesley's | and the | / | Purvin 233, Check, Bonfig, Stitzer, American Legion lost 3 to | i Imperialettes by Doris R. Mallin for Klass Motors and Harold Kocher, Jr. spilled 206-209 (603) for Robinson’s Kennels. There were several high series in the 500’s. Nick Stredny toppled 214-208 (599) and Fred Adams 230 (576) and Nick Buynak (561) for Disque Funeral Home; J. Pugh hit 212 (577) for Sheldon’s Lunch. Harold Kocher Sr. and INEEEEEREES § and 206 (567) respectively for Bol- ton’s. Diner. W. Check hit 225 (567) for Dodson’s Market. Hitting over 200 were Reese, Kacharsky, R. Henness, E. Henness, Brek, koski. Disque’s is in first place with 35 points; Bolton’s has 34; Sheldon’s 32; Gordon's is in fourth with 27; Shady Side has 26%; Robinson’s has 26; Stonehurst 25; in eight is | Klass with 23; ninth, Code’s with 22, and in tenth, Brothers 4 with 22. Astolfi, Michael, ‘and Yan- Junior The group of boys, O’Malia Laundry still heads the | league after taking 3 points from Apex Auto Parts Friday night. O'Malia now has 36 points. The three-way tie between Apex, Garrity i and Delany wag broken after Apex’s loss of 3, Delaney’s 4 point loss to | Elston’s Dairy and Garrity’s 2 point | split with Joe’s Men Shop. Garrity | has 28, Apex 27 and Delaney, 26. Goodman's Florist has 25 after los- ing 4 to Mac Tools and Mac has 24. | Elston’s has 23 and Garrity, 28. Helen Bonomo was ton scorer | of the night when she hit 170- 173 (495). Alice Miller toppled 166-194 (493), taking honors fer high single game. Barbara Egliskis posted 172 (465) | and Evelyn Kamont hit (461). High singles were also posted Wig Lil Krajewski 167, Liz Weale 161, Patti Olenick 160, Edie Shaffer 178, Tooties Denmon 177, Gloria Char- nitski 163, Jewell Thompson 164. Top scorers the week before were Helen Bonomo with 180- 165-188 (533) and Jean Agnew hitting 189 (502). Ruth Stair had 183 (46%) and Evelyn Kamont rolled 178 (465). Anne Kardell came through with a 166 and Jewell Thompson hit 166. Sunday Night Mixed Hoods hold top spot with 35] points, taking all 4 from Cripples last Sunday, Hens lost 4 to Tangoes but still hold second with 30. Tan- goes have 26. Twisters lost 3 to | Gems and are in fifth with 20 and | Gems have 17. Ed Roth copped honors for the men when he set the pace for Gems with 210 (572). " 'Grace Wilson led the girls when she piled up 192- 189- 163 (349) ELECTRIC WATER HEATER An Electric Water Heater delivers all the hot water you need —when you need it—safely and surely. The controls of a compact Electric Water Heater are out of sight—and out of mind—safe as can be. With an Electric Water Heater, you're sure of a dependable supply of hot water any time. Buy new model Electric Water Heater—designed to fill your every need. You'll be so glad you did. Pictured above are the Comets, first half champions of the Junior League. for Tangoes. Tangoes won 4 from Hens and Gems took 3 from Twisters. Eleanor Moyer led Cripples with | 194 (471) and Marge Milne hit 171 (467) for Hoods. Hoods took all 4 | | from Cripples and. lead the league | with 35 points. Hens are in second with 30 and Tangoes have 26. Single high games were turned | in by Sue Schalm 160, Ed Ratcliffe 194, Jack Stanley 190, Ken Bayliss! 197, Doris Maturi Wilson 192. Industrial 169, Sherwood Art Ransom won honors for his. 235 (606) with Soldier Darts Thursday. His team took all 4 from Thomas Barber Shap. A successful first season for the League at Crown Imperial | Bowling Lanes is nearing a close. pictured above with their instructors, will wind up competition some time in May with la playoff between first half champ- The league goes into action | || (495); THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1965 Junior ions, Comets, second half. proved their games have developed good form and style. |’ (every Saturday Imperial Lanes. Left to right are: Tony Bonomo, " Beston led Adams. ‘Market to a [ 3 point victery over Parker | Fuel when he piled up 224 | (595) and Charlie Kazokos led Parker Fuel with 203 (569). ed in by Gregorski, Wendell, Magill, Berkey, Tkaczyk 230, Janik. Country Joe’s Pizza took 3 points from | Forty Fort Lumber and leads the way with 35 points, followed close- | ly in second by Meneguzzo’s with 34, Link's and Meneguzzo’s split! | 2-2 and Link's is third with 32%. | Bocar Manufacturing won 3 from { Bernie's . Pizza : and _holds fourth | Sl place with 32° points. Arlene Hespodar took the limelight with top single game when she spilled 205 for Joe's Her series of 484, however was topped. Helen Bonomo led tthe way with 178-187-160 (525) for Bernies and Mary Dimmick rolled 163-190-165 (518) for Bocar. | Rose Novroski toppled 166-170 | Lila Lozo posted 167- 163 | | (487); Evelyn Roberts had 171 (479); Bernie Pape hit 165 (461); and Mary Ann Considine rolled (460). Games over 160 were chalked up considerably. Some who started out as beginners Single games over 200 were turn- and winners of the/ The league started out with two teams and has stretched to ten and the bowlers have im- | morning at Crown proprietor; | Schell 160. lup 202-223 (608) League Nears End Of Season Jolin Swingle has the record to | date of highest game, 222, series, league with an average of 152; George Kostrobala and John Swin- | gle are carrying 151’s and Lew Rog- [ers Comets Bre First Half Champs has a 146. Bob Nicols and | Greg Novroski; Don Chamberlin; Bob Nygren; Mark Rog- ers and Bob Fallon, Captain. by Egliskis, Kamont, TY Olenick, Williams, and McCarty. Bowlerettes Libby Cyphers led the way for Monk Plumbing and Heat- ing last Thursday when she piled up 166-176 (492) and the team took 4 from Bolton's Diner.” Joyce Bevan set the pace for Duke Isaacs with 166- | 173 (489). They took 2; from Whiting’s Parts. | George | Katyl, Dot Davis hit 170, Ellie Anderson 166, Marge Hislop 177 and Ann| Duke Isaacs is on top now with | 30% points; Whiting’s has 29%; Bolton's 21 and Monk's, 15. | Gearze Shupp Joe Shalata and Rich Bono- mo shared individual scoring honors last week in the Mon- day night league. Joe toppled 627 pins for Cook’s Excavating including 205-231 games and Rich knocked over 266 in one | game, totalling 626 for Hill Top | Inn. Andy Matte and Bob Moore team- ed up for Town House Restaurant, | Andy posting 218-200 (610) and | Bob rolling 221 (601). M. Shaw piled | for Cook’s, and Al Wendell hit 573. "Dear Column: manners?" condition. My husband wears a hat and gloves at the dinner table. Is this good Dear Puzzled: Perhaps your oil burner is not operating at peak efficiency. Call Sinclair and let our expert service men inspect your burner and put it in top We also offer automatic keep-fill delivery of top-quality Sinclair Heating 0il. For home heating happiness, call Sinclair. HAFFEY OIL GO. Union St., Luzerne 288-3636 We Give S&H Green Stamps dll PUZZLED Bucky Hale have rolled 510 and 501 | | | was the first to be scored in the | league and Bob Nicols has two, 200- | than that when he spilled 244 and 203. The Browns are leading the sec- | DannyRichards, {ond half with 18 points, All Stars |liams, | have 17 and Rangers, 16. Instructors are Joe Halowitch, ( Arlington Vanderhoff, Richard Bo- {nomo, Nick Buynak and Tony Bo- Registrations Saturday nomo. Captains are John Swingle, Mets; Jay Pope, Rangers; Bob Katyl, Bills; Kostrobala, Braves; Dave Ed Adametz, Broncos; Kenny Youngblood, Yanks; Al Brown, Spar- | tans; Gary McDade, All Stars. Harold Kocher Bar with 211 (571); Phillies; Bob Fallon, Comets; | | | led Spor tsmen’s | and Mike Rud- | ick hit 204 (568) tor Kuehn's Phar- macy. High single games were chalked up by Williams, Gulitis, Bialogo- | wicz, Bojarcheck, Kundrat, Daylida, | Shemanski, Fortey, Trudnak, Monte (2), Hudak, Meade, Yankoski, and Eddy. Community Service - Stanton TV took all 4 from Or- chard Farm last Monday, stretching | the margin to 30 points ing first with 31 place, while Ben Franklin, from Boyd White's, is in second with 26. Besecker’s lost 3 to Guy- 25 each. Guyette and Orchard Farm are tied 19 each. Top scorer of the night was Kostrobala with a big 642 series for Stanton’s. His series included 212-249 games. Jack Landis hit 217 (573) for Guy- ette’s. Games over 200 were posted by | Kardell, Peterson, Austin (2), Bol- ton and Ambrose. Dallas Engineers and Link's Bar | and Link’s took 2 points from the | Engineers. Bill Weaver led ‘the John Kriel had | (578) and Harold Rod | | | met a week ago at Crown Imperial | 1 way with 202- (587); Gerald Harris | [ hit 206-221 (582); | 241 Fin 222 (567). l'ette’'s and is now tied in third with | | Boyd White's, with | Tex Breaks Crown Record With A Big 710 Series Tex Wilson broke all records set at Crown Imperial night when he toppled 710 pins in three games. Tex who just recent- ly joined St. Paul’s Lutheran Bro- therhood League to fill in for Al- ton Whittaker for the remainder of the season, not only topped the | league's record high series with his | big score, but also the high game. | | He piled up 279 pins during his | second game. Throughout the night, | he missed in only one frame and split in another, game. Tex's average has been going | steadily down recently and he seemed to be in a kind of “rut” with his bowling. He was pleased when he finally wound up that first game with a 187 and certainly “came out of the woods” with that 279. That's where he told himself and | series respectively and two others | to settle down and chalk up at least 521. Bob Nicols Toads the | have posted 200 games. Jay Pope's a 234 to wind up the evening with a nice round 700. But, he did more | beat the records previously set by 70%; Charlie Wil- 708; Little League To Hold With the advent Little Leaguers have awaiting them Registration will be held at Shav- ertown Fire Hall on Saturday morn- | ing from 10 to 11:30. All boys nine years old and up are welcome. of Spring, good news First practice will begin April 24.’ Lanes Friday | both in the first and Bob Moore 704. SECTION B — PAGE 1 | Parents” Night Tonight | A Parents’ Night will be held to- night at 7:30 at the Dallas Senior | High School for parents of tenth and eleventh grade students. The purpose of the meeting is to explain curriculum choices of students for next year. 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