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‘Bowling News
P. Hospodar hit 215-216-204
(625) for top score for the night
in the George Shupp League.
Hospodar led Harris Associates
to a 3 point win over Daring’s
Market. He had help from H.
Bennett with 231 (581) and G.
Harris with 223,. Daring’s had
leadoff man D. Eddy with 215.
W. B Truck continued in first
with a two game lead by taking
3 points from Mahaffey Oil.
Sundra’s 210 (582) was high for
the truckers.
T. Kostrabala placed the
Wodland Inn men to a 3 point
win over Stanton TV. Team-
mate R. Moore rolled 575 and A.
Matte campe up with a single
game of 207. W. Stanton hit 203
and Bialogowicz registered 215
in the first game. Bill’s Cafe
took 3 points from Boston's
Texaco with Bill's F. Kardell
the only man breaking the 200’s.
S. Fielding’s 201-207 (585) led
the Ranch Wagon to a 3 point
win over Mike's Electric. B.
Williams had 217 (574) and T.
Cross fired 213. C. Molley was
the big gun for the electricians
with 221 (571).
Members of Community
Service League found high
scores hard to come by as they
had difficulty scattering the
pins. Boyd White’s men shut out
Roberts Gulf in a low score
match. Ambrose hit 209 for
Stanton TV but they were able
to take only one game from
Roth’s Novelty. Hanson’s 221
and Makar’s 201 sparked Auto-
matic Vending Service to a 3
point win over Besecker’s Real
Estate. Realty’'s Ratcliffe was
high with 203.
Brothers Four girls in the
Country League dropped 4
points to Pargas but managed
to hold the lead. Captain. L.
Cyphers 186-177 (501) and A.
Corbett’s 195 (491) were not
enough to overcome the consis-
tent bowling of their opponents.
Fashion Vending continued in
third place by copping 3 from
fourth place Joe’s Pizza.
Nelson's Mfg. took 4 points from
Daring’s Market but are still in
last place by one game.
High games for the night were
J. Blight 211-160 (526); A. Matte
181-173 (506); B. Pape 181-179
(482); F. Allabaugh 173-160
(478); V. Harris 175 (458); J
Agnew 171 (457); S. Riegel 177;
J. Bolinski 163; and D. Brace
161.
Boston Texaco men dropped 3
points to Hanson’s Amusement
Park in the Industrial League
but held on to first place when
Hurst’s were blanked by
Hoppy’s Cafe. Larksville 66”
pin men split 2-2 with Daring’s
Market to remain in third.
Fourth place Kunkle Motors
swept 4 points from fifth place
McCreary Tires. The men had
difficulty finding the pocket and
high for the night was J. Sabol’s
511 followed by T. Hartman’s
510.
The race grows tighter in the
Church league as only seven
‘games separate the first place
position from sixth. League-
leading Trucksville A dropped 3
points to fourth place Carverton
B. W. Skammer hit 205 for Car-
verton. Second place Lutherans
won 3 points from Trucksville
B. Shavertown B. holds on to
third place by taking their 3
points from ninth place Hunts-
ville Christian. S. Fielding led
the way with 213 (570).
Orange B moved into a fifth
place tie with Dallas B when
they lost 3 points to E. Dallas.
Anchor man P. LaBar sparked
the E. Dallas team to victorv
Dallas B tied for the spot by
taking 4 points from Shaver-
town C. R. T. Moore was key
man with 201 (578). Dallas A
holds sixth position by virtue of
their 3 point win over Orange A.
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J. Berti’s 208 paired with con-.
sistent games by his teammates
was too much for their oppon-
ent’s who had P. Kunkle hitting
216 (579).
Mt. Zion picked up 3 points
from Carverton A. H. Long fired
a high 208-216 (612) series to
pace Trucksville C. to a clean
sweep over Shavertown A.'F
Price gave him help with a 200
game and C. Cobleigh came
through with 244 in the second
game of the series.
G. Boston led Payne Printery
to a 2 point win over Henry’s
Jewelry in the Neighborhood
League. The printers pulled into
the lead by five games as
second place Konefals dropped
4 points to Roth’s. B. Pratt
topped the caterers with 218
(584) and J. Yenalevitch was
high for the winners and the
night as he hit a smashing 202-
202-218 (622). Leadoff man G.
Krakosky helped with 200.
K. Orkwis’ 205 led Brothers
Four to a 4 point win over Fino’s
Pharmacy. Dallas Finance
remained in fourth by taking 3
points from Disque’s Funeral
Home. Disque’s D. Eddy led the
way for both teams with 227.
In the Crown Major League,
Shavertown Lumber came up
with an outstanding effort as
they shut out the Dallas Post. D.
Zimmerman spilled the pins for
204 (594) G. Harris came
through with 202 to aid in tap-
ping the printers.
Gebhardt’s swept 4 points
from Automatic Vending to
remain close on the heels of the
league leading lumber com-
pany. Both teams turned in
some high games with Automa-
tic’s T. Jones hitting the night’s
high with 232-205 (611). T.
Hazinski scattered the pins for
211. K. Orkwis’ 206 (589) paced
Gebhardt’s followed by P.
Hospodar’s 204-200 and K.
Younghlood’s 213. G.
Chepalonis helped with 205.
H. Bennett's 200-202 (567)
sparked Monk Plumbing and
Heating to a 3 point win over
Wesley’s Gulf Service. E.
Lamoreaux followed close on
Bennett's heels with 203 (557).
T. Heness came through with
214 for Wesley to help take 1. C.
Williams fired games of 298, 209
(608) to help shut out the men
from Dallas Shopping Center
who found it difficult to break
500.
0’Malia Laundry girls took a
two game lead in the Imperial-
ette League by taking 4 points
from Garrity Real Estate. J.
March lion roars
Into Back Mountain
Somehow the daily activities
of Back Mountain residents
continued, though slowly, last
Wednesday and Thursday des-
pite a heavy snowfall. Approx-
imately 9 to 12 inches fell. The
period was marked also by
heavy gusts of wind up to 60
miles an hour. Blowing snow
made it difficult to see in many
road areas, and drifts were
heavy and deep.
The storm finally tapered to
snow flurries by Thursday
afternoon, with a daytime high
near 30 degrees.
Early Wednesday morning
school in Dallas District was not
cancelled, but many buses were
delayed and students were late.
Some teachers were unable to
get to school because of road
conditions. School officials
finally decided to dismiss all
classes about mid-morning. No
attempts were made to have
school Thursday or Friday due
to liazardous driving conditions.
During the peak traffic hour
Wednesday mornin
Lerch was high for the laundry
with 167-162 (464). B. Bonning
and P. Poynton hit in the 160’s to
help overcome Garrity’s C.
Peters’ 187 in the third game.
E. M. Shepherd is in second
place, losing 21% points to Ralph
Fitch & Sons. Capt. J. Bicking
hit 166 for Fitch girls. S. Welch
was high for Dallas Dairy, 169,
(479), as they picked up from
Goodman Florist. Terry Morris
helped out with 168 (451). M.
Smith’s 168 was high for the
florist. P. Lahr spilled the pins
for 173 as Apex Used Auto took 3
points from Citgo girls.
C. Williams hit 697 in the
Stegmaier Traveling League.
Dallas Nursery scored 1063 as
high single. Noon’s Texaco lost
3 points to league-leading Du-
pont Lanes. At the local lanes,
Dallas Nursery’s C. Williams
had helped from A. Ciccarelli’s
235-203 (625) and J. Trudnak’s
223 (571). At Bavitz Lanes,
Sportsman Bar and Grill
dropped 2 points to Ship’s Inn.
George Jadick had 221 (571).
Sunset took 3 from Darlann,
P. Hospodar smashed the pins
for 242 (630) with help from H,
Haefele’s 212-206. Dave Zim-
merman came up with 200 (580)
and R. Stair 201 for Owen
Williams Carpet Center as they
lost 2 to Lispi Lanes. Wendel
and Daily Sno-Mo-Bil took 2
from Hank’s Chevron. P.
Kamont and B. Ziminski were
high men for Wendel and Daily.
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motorists on Route 309 were °
caught in a monumental traffic
jam, caused in part by a
tractor-trailer stalled on the
highway between Carverton
Road and Harris Hill.
Icy roads were also contrib-
uting factors in the traffic tie-
up, which lasted until 9:30 or so,
causing many employes to
report late for work.
By the time workers were
supposed to go to work Thurs-
day morning, they found it an
impossibility to get driveways
dug out or plowed of the heavy
fall. Residents with shorter
drives and snow-blowers car-
ried their less fortunate neigh-
bors to work in many instances.
Sleds and skis were also seen as
means of transportation. Those
who were near enough walked
to work.
Municipal and state crews
worked around the clock—plow-
ing, salting, etc.
According to the National
Weather Service, the storm sys-
tem was centered along the Gulf
states from Texas to South
THE DALLAS POST, MARCH 11, 1971
Carolina. ' Portions began
moving northward, carrying
rain as far as Reading, Pa., and
snow from that point on. The
storm continued up along the
east coast after it left the north-
eastern Pennsylvania area, and
dumped deep snow in the New
England States before moving
out to sea.
The weather continues to be
inclement—as snow squalls,
gusty winds or flurries mar a
part of each day. March came
in like a lion and seems deter-
mined, if present weather
patterns are followed, to go out
like a lion.
Rotary serves
a turkey dinner
Dallas Rotary Club will hold
its annual turkey dinner at the
Dallas Junior High School caf-
eteria March 13. A family style
dinner will be served contin-
uously from 4:30 to 7 p.m. by
Rotarians.
A bake sale will be held by the
Women of Rotary at the dinner.
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The doors at Dallas Senior High School were closed for two days
while plows dug away at mountains of snow which drifted during
the storm last week.
We are concerned about life after death, and also about life
after birth.
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Airman I.C. Lynn A. Wagner,
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Wagner, RD 2, Dallas, has
arrived for duty at Osan AB,
Republic of Korea.
Airman Wagner, a security
policeman, is assigned to a unit
of the Pacific Air Forces. He
previously served at Mountain
Home AFB, Idaho.
The airman is a 1968 graduate
of Lake-Lehman High School.
Gate of Heaven
plans games party
The next monthly games
party sponsored by Gate of
Heaven Holy Name Society will
be held March 12, at 8 p.m. in
Gate of Heaven Auditorium,
Dallas. Tom McFadden is
chairman and William Kalin-
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Stephen McGough is moderator
of the Society. All members of
the parish and their friends are
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