SuCTION B—PAGE 1
Raymond J. Schaffer
Completes Training
Airman Raymond J. Schaffer,
USN, has completed the Aviation
Mechanical Fundamentals School at
the Naval Air Technical Training! h
Center in Memphis, Tennessee.
students to mathematics,
Off The Cuff Stuff
Left-Handed Stufflinks
I put this real neat design in my
and the other day. I was build-
by Bruce Hopkins
| apart. At any rate, I think I'm
, going to put it on display at the
| New York Museum of Modern Art.
{ing a thing-a-ma-jig at work, and ' Ill call it “Hand Impressions With
The four-week course introduces | I was using this wrench about forty
physics | foot long trying to tighten this pipe
and the principles of electricity. | that was being very uncooperative.
Subjects stressed include atomic
theory, static and dynamic electric-
ity, magnetic theory and the con-
struction ‘of aircraft batteries.
This month-long course prepares |
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard personnel for entrance into |
| slipped.
right up against ‘the threads on,
the jigger-ma-thing. The result was
more advanced courses at the cen-
ter.
Airman Schaffer is the son of
Mrs. Hattie Schaffer, 148 Meadow-
crest, Trucksville,
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Well, there was this jigger-ma-
thing over here that stuck up in
the air and had threads on it be-
cause it had a screw top. So there
I was tugging away with all of my
Herculian strength on this huge
wrench when all of a sudden it
My hand got wrenched
this groovy design on my hand
right under the back of my thumb.
A sweet young thing told me that
it rather resembled slices of Ameri-
can cheese before you peel them
Iodine.” |
The funniest thing just happened |
to me. I was fixing my self a cup
of coffee. 1 had forgotten a cup
and saucer, and I then got the jar
of coffee out of the cupboard and |
placed it in the cup for carrying’
purposes. I brought it over and
set it on the table and this young
lady who happened to be sitting
there remarked, “Well, that's a cup |
of coffee alright!” (I guess maybe |
you had to be there.)
This Saturday will be one of the |
most exciting days in my entire
livlihood. This Saturday I'm going |
to see my first Broadway show—
“Mame.” Aren't you all prickly?
I am! I don’t suppose I need to
[tell you that “Mame” is probably |
the goingest thing on Broadway at |
the present ‘time, and that it is |
| based on the book, play, and movie,
| “Auntie Mame,” and that it stars
Angela Landsbury, and that the
music was written by Jerry Her-
man (who did the same for “Hello
Dolly”), and that the song “Mame”
(“You Charmed the Husk Right
| Off of the Corn, Ma-ame”) is from | of the Robert Horlacher Memorial | a no-hitter and banged three home- | days.
| it, but I will anyway. I bought the League last week with an impres- | run balls over the fence. Kern led |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966
Robert Horlacher Memorial League Champions 1966
Z
#2
The Harveys Lake Little in iid
boys copped the 1966 Championship
tory over Noxen.
Bill Kern, star |
pitcher for Harveys, Lake, pitched |
album a couple of months ago and | sive record of 15 wins and 3 losses. | the league in home runs.
it's been playing ever since. Of |
course, my entire family has moved
The outstanding game of the sea-
out, but I'M enjoying the album;
I can’t wait till Saturday. I know
The league, made up of four |
| Back Mt. Brea Race
hoopany and the champs, played
their games on Tuesdays and Fri-
when
Kneeling in front, left to right
| are: Scott MacDougall, George Alles,
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Lake-Lehman Schedules
Physical Examinations
Lake-Lehman High School stu-
dents trying out for football, hockey
and cheerleading are reminded that
physical examinations : are being
held now.
Football physicals will be given
tomorrow, August 12, and Tuesday,
August 16, at 9 a.m. in the high
school health suite.
: Girls’ hockey and cheerleader
® physicals will be held on Tuesday,
2 August 23, at 9 a.m..
Candidates for the above activi-
ties must obtain Parent-Physical
% Certificates from the high school
office and have them signed by par-
ents before examination.
- Sgt. Robert Phillips
Meets Miss California
Sergeant Robert E. Phillips,
Tunkhannock, son of Mrs. May
Phillips, RD 1, Dallas, was among
the first to greet Miss California,
Sue Bradley of Tustin, California,
when she visited the Marine Corps
Air Station in El Toro, California,
last week. Miss California went
to the station to welcome Pennsyl-
vania Marine Reservists to her state
Ce their two weeks active duty
Y for training there.
the photographer arrived. | Sgt. Phillips, a member of 2nd
{ Motor Transport Maintenance
| Squadron from Wyoming, was pho-
Pictured above are members of | Jim Davis, Pete Marbach, Terry | tographed while talking with Miss
the team and their manager, Al| Cadwalader, Tom Davis and Emmett | Bradley as she arrived at the sta-
Wendel, Jr. Harry Loomis
son for the champs was a 47-0 vic- | teams — Noxen, Beaumont, Me- | coach ‘Harold Engle were absent |
and | Hoover.
| tion.
Standing, left to right: Bob Engle, | ——
Bob Stevens, Stan Miner, Walt Wes- |
ley, Frank Lutinski, Dave Smith,
State Athletic Injury Clinic
Scheduled For Hershey, Aug. 13
If coaches, trainers and“ players the Clinic by Dr. Richard J. Patter-
will heed sound medical advice, pre- | son, of Harrisburg, an orthopedic
season and regular season injuries surgeon. ;
in scholastic football will decrease | With the 1966 gridiron season
year. This .is the opinion of | near, Dr. Patterson will stress pre-
the Advisory Committee on Sports| season conditioning. Part of his dis-|
{that they don’t want it anymore, Injuries of the Pennsylvania Medical | cussion will center on the causes |
leo my father said, ves. we would Society which Is, Preparing for the | ang prevention of heat exhaustion
Y I | state-wide Athletic Injury Clinic at| nq heat stroke. Both conditions
{oe glad io io i on a i | Hershey . Saturday, August 13. are considered preventable:
[Srey So hands) SR pi oe ‘The Clinic, held in conjunction | Boh Perugini, president of the
l'sult is a clicking and ringing in | With the “Big 33” football game, is| Coaches Association, says his or-
{our barn. It operates without conducted by the Pennsylvania High | ganization is impressed with the
| mone though. I won nine free, School Coaches Association in co= cooperation of the medical. doctors
! y g .... | operation with the Pennsylvania | in the area of preventing athletic
| games the other day. Except i's Medical Society. The Advisory Com- | injuries. “The doctors are deeply
| not quite as exciting winning nine mittee on Sports Injuries of ‘the ey ih le onli or ae
it’s going to be just marvelous (it
! better be for that kind of money!)
We got a pin ball machine (some-
thing we've been needing for years).
It was a very sudden thing. We
| have these relatives (doesn’t every-
body) who bought this pin ball
machine for their son a bunch of |
years ago. Well, he outgrew that | ei
one so they got him one with girls | this
on it. Well, now they've decided
To Feature Local Horse | Bill Kern and manager, Al Wendel. |
The feature race at Pocono
Downs tonight will be the Back
Mountain Area Race. The event
will be the seventh race, a trot,
with a $1500 purse.
Running in the “Area” race will
be “Rooney Hanover’, ridden by
Les ‘Pullen. “Rooney Hanover”,
Get Ready, Set And Gol |
‘To The Luzerne Parade |
Luzerne will be a busy place Sat-
urday when the big parade goes |
! through town, at 6 p.m. There will |
[ be quite a procession of fire trucks, |
| bands, marching units and drill
owned by Big Ten Stables, a group | ap 2 n hand lo, qommenorsie |
of local sportsmen, is a favorite and | i Sih anniv a of the Luzerne
is expected to repeat her perform- | ire Company, The town has spread {
Siice. of August 1 | out a big welcome mat to everyone. |
John Vivian, Huntsville, will be | 1, The Dallas Senior and, Junjor
3 gh School Marching Units will be
-on. hand to present the winner of | among those lined up when the
fo soo race with an American | parade begins. The Key Club Rifle
a | Team, Keyettes, Falconettes, and |
Free coupons. for admission to | Colorettes will leave Suburban Res- |
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to pay anything for the ones that
aren't free.
Well, that about finishes the view
from here. Have a nice week, won't
you. If there's anything I can |
; pick up for you while I'm in New |
York City, just give me a call. Of
entire score from “Mame” but at|
least you’ll know the score; so to
speak.
Football Candidates
| To Report At Dallas
All candidates for football at
Dallas Senior High School are to |
report at the back door of the high
school gymnasium Monday morn-
ing, August 15, at 8 a.m.
Home From Vietnam
Sp. 5 Donald C. Pall, RD 1, Hun-
locks Creek, has returned from Viet-
nam ‘after a 10 months tour of duty.
Mr. Pall has been discharged from
Society's Council on Scientific Ad-
vancement will be represented at
Bloomsburg State College
course, youll have to listen to the | scheduled five home games and |
| season, recording 148 points to the
Schedules Football Games
Bloomsburg State College has
three away contests in its 1966 |
season. |
The first three games will be
night games played at Bloomsburg’s
Athletic Park. The Hugkies will
open against Shippensburg on Fri-
day, September 16, then play host
to Lock Haven, Friday, September
23 and to Mansfield, Friday, Sep-
tember 30.
Russell Houk, Athletic Director
and head football coach, will begin
his third year with the Huskies.
Last year, Blomsburg had a .500
opponents’ 145 points, the Huskies’
best effort in several years. Houk’s
record for the two years is now 6
wins
athletes. Through clinics and the |
day-to-day relationship of the school
physicians with coaches, trainers
and players, a marked decrease in
injuries should be forthcoming,”
Perugini said. ’
Regional clinics on athletic in-
juries are held periodically. The
state-wide clinic will bring coaches
and trainers to Hershey on the day
when the cream of Pennsylvania’s
scholastic football talent from last
season, now heading for college,
will be playing host to a -similar
organization from Texas in the “Big
33” game.
On December 27, 1776, George
‘Washington was made dictator of |
the United States -- the only one |
we have ever had. {
One of every three men now em- |
ployed will suffer a disability longer |
than 90 days during his working |
Pocono Downs tonight appear on!
this page. a
Annual Stock Car Race
At Trenton, August 21
A record 60-car field, 30 gaining
entrance via qualifying features at
speedway from Florida to Maine, |
will: vie for 'a share of the record!
$18,000 purse up for grabs in the
fourth annual Trenton “200” modi-
fied-sportsman stock car race at
Trenton’ Speedway on Sunday,
August 21.
Tickets are available for the
“200” by writing Trenton Speed-
way, P. O. Box 2118, Trenton, N. J.,
SANDY BEACH
Friday - Saturday and Sunday
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