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wShivaree Turns
Into Nightmare
A shivaree that got out of
hand resulted in extensive
damage to the mobile trailer
home of Mr. and Mrs. David
Crossmon shortly after mid-
night Saturday, the Dallas Post
learned earlier this week. The
Crossmons, who were married
June 12, live in Noxen.
According to Mr. Crossmon,
he and his wife, the former
Deborah Jurista, were
. awakened by gun shots outside
their home late Saturday night.
Several persons then pounded
on the trailer, Mr. Crossmon
said, and when the couple
Airman Returns
A-1C Edmund C. Traigis has
dressed and went outside, they
found approximately 15 men
and women standing about.
“They told me to put my wife
in a wheelbarrow and push her
uptown,’ reports the young
bridegroom. ‘I just thought
they were going to have a little
fun so I did what they said—I
sure didn’t know they were
going to make such a mess.”
When he and his bride
returned to the trailer a short
time later, they were heartsick
at the sight that greeted them.
Their bed had been turned
upside down, a lighting fixture
had been pulled from the
ceiling, shaving cream smeared
over a new rug, curtains torn,
their clothes and furniture
Plains Rally
Costs Game
Manager Wayne Brandt's
Dallas Legion team out-hit the
Plains Legion nine 8 to 6 but
were unable to overcome the
Plains rally for three runs in the
fifth inning and lost a hard
fought game 4-3.
Loncoski, winning pitcher,
was relieved by Franchella in
the sixth inning. Greg Novroski
relieved losing pitcher Alan
Schilling in the sixth for the
Dallas team.
Extra base hits were knocked
out by Francis Wallace and Ed-
ward Riefenstal.
Three Local Women
On BCS Dean's List
Three Back Mountain stu-
THE DALLAS POST, JULY 29, 1971
Krashkevich Takes
Top Hillclimb Honors
Dave Krashkevich, Machell
Avenue, Dallas, piloting an
MGB in the E-production III
category, was a first-place
Comission Grants
Mobille Home Request
At a recent meeting of the
Zoning Commission of Jackson
Township, permission was
granted to Claude Golightley to
move a mobile home to his
property on Weaver Road.
It was also noted that all
swimming pools in the township
must be enclosed
The zoning commission meets
the first Tuesday of the month
at 7 p.m. at the Jackson Fire
Hall. Robert Culp is the zoning
winner in the Giants Despair
Hillclimb Sunday.
Winning time was 66.284
seconds for Dave, who finished
firstin a class with nine entries.
The Dallas winner ran the tough
hill course in his MGB, which
was originally a “street” car,
not a racing car.
Another Dallas entrant was
Kenn Higgins, in an Austin-
Healey Sprite, which was en-
tered in G-production class.
Finishing fifth of 12 entries,
Kenn’s time was 72.762 seconds
for the one-mile run. Fastest
time in G-P was 65.848 seconds.
The Giants Despair Hillclimb,
one of the oldest in the nation,
was sponsored by Greater
Wilkes-Barre Jaycees in
cooperation with the North-
photo by (PAT CANCRO)
Dave Krashkevich,
Dallas, is shown in his MGB, No. 148, as he
began the start of his first run in the Giants Despair Hillclimb.
returned to Lawry AFB, Colo., strewn about, and the entire dents at Bloomsburg State officer and members of the eastern Pennsylvania Region of a : I i cc
after spending his furlough with trailer littered with mar- College have been named to the commission are Ed Mark, Sports Car Club of America. An official is holding a starting device under the Da a m
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. shmallows,saltandpepper,and Dean’s List for the second Derwood Splitt, and Robert There were 195 drivers compet- loft jront ire, Clock Yon on he See Jodie i) Th 67
William Traigis, Maywood popcorn. semester of the 1970-71 college Ma turi. ing in this year’s race. pressure switch, when the front wheel runs over switch.
Road. Many of the persons who year. ul
perpetrated the vandalism were Girls named are Lucinca J. _. 37:
Rousheys Plan identified by Crossmon’s sister, Linker, 42 Spring St., Shaver- WE RESERVE THE : Cc
Gathering Aug 7 Mrs. John Grady, who lives town; Claudia M. Zanoski, RD RIGHT TO LIMIT S¢
! next door. She and her husband 2, Warren Dr., Dallas; and Joan QUANTITIES : d:
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