Zl Ad Alp 1 i Local girls attend sport camp Dallas and Lake-Lehman High School girl hockey players were among the 100 high school athletes who attended Ruby Car- mon’s Back Mountain Sports Camp during the past two weeks. The camp,’ Troxell Switch, Outlet, was divided into two one-week sessions with 50 girls attending each week. Each week an All-Star team was selected by the coaches and a game bet- ween both teams was played last Thursday af- ternoon. Outstanding players also . were selected each session with honors the first week going to Joanne Hoover, outstanding beginner; and Mary Elgaway, out- standing back, both girls from Lake-Lehman High School. 3 ae r 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000300000000000000009099000000¢ CHAMPS TKOPHIES—Noxen Junior Sottball League Champions with a season record of 12 wins, two losses, are shown at recent trophy award day. First row, left to right are: Tom Scouten, Carl Siglin, manager: and Butch Authorized by: Account number a A rw Say furs as SESS SOND Hui Satis WH Ws Sy SEED Wt Name Address State Zip Code or mail *9% to DALLAS POST DALLAS, PA. 18612 to the POST O00000000000000 vHoloy ; College Misericordia has announced plans to present the Jack Flash Sound and Light Show at the college on Sept. 20 in the first area appearance of the Boston- based group. Billed as ‘‘a total exper- ience in sound and light”, the show consists of four hours of the latest rock music played in an atmo- sphere of nearly over- whelming light. The three-man group uses color organs, strobes, a bank of light projectors, and a truck-load of sound equipment to produce the effect. Over 1200 record- ings are tied in to the light effects. The audience is invited to Suscribe to the Post Subscribe to the Post dance or to simply enjoy the show, according to pro- motional material put out by the group. The show will be held in Merrick Hall at Miseri- cordia from 8 to midnight. Admissions will be $3, with tickets available at the door or in advance by con- tacting the college. A HOCKEY STUDY —Outstanding players at Ruby's Carmon’s Back Mountain Sports Camp during the recent sessions are shown above, first row, left to right, Joann Hoover, by Charlot Denmon The 1975-76 bowling sea- son opened in the Back Mountain last week with several of the leagues gett- ing off to an early start be- fore the holiday weekend. Dallas Nursery men took 4 points from Fino's in the George Shupp League. George's ‘Auto and Irene’s Bar divided evenly. Harris took four on a forfeit from Yencha's and Stanton's TV picked up 3 points from Daring’'s Market. Hitting high scores were D. Eddy 212-216 (586), and J. Stredny 259-213 (645). In the Ladies Country League, T. Langdon’'s 176 was high for the evening. She led Fashion Vending in shutting out Daring's Market. Luzerne National and Grotto split 2-2. David Ertley Inc. blanked G. H. Harris. The Commonwealth Telephone Co. Mixed League opened with the Wheel Bearings taking all from the Oil Gauges. The Flat Tires blanked their nameless opponents. Brake Shoes and Bumpers divided evenly with Balara rolling 214. The Acceler- ators gave up 3 points to their opponents who have OF PARTS not selected a team name. G. Shonk’s 241 (631) paced Castle Inn to 4 points from Club Lee in the Back Mountain ~~ Neighborhood League. Don Zimmerman helped with 237. Offset Paperback copped 3 points from Disque Funeral Home and Men's Fellow- ship grabbed 3 points from Automatic Cigarette Ser- vice. Roth Novelty dropped In the Bowlerette league, Betsy Hocken- berry rolled a big 175 to play a role in Tom Reese's 3 point win over Checker- hoard girls. Estelle Shuleski knocked down wood for 172-177 (486) to aid in Duke Isaacs win over John Connolly & Sons. The rest of the leagues at Crown Lanes are sche- duled to start this week. 3 points to Treat Drive Inn. YOU CAN BUILD IT YOURSELF! ee National Beauti Log Standard Plans or Custom Designed from your sketch. Accurately Pre-Cut to Simplify Erection. Engineered as a do-it-yourself or contractor assembled kit. Four-inch-thick interior and exterior solid cedar walls for greater insulation value and strength. Complete drawings and instructions furnished. A quality home for minimum labor and cost. * Standard Models 1 and 2 Car Garages; two, 1 Bedroom; nine, 2 Bedroom; nine, 3 Bedroom; two, 4 Bedroom, one is a 12 story Balcony Type. SEND 30 CENTS IN STAMPS FOR BROCHURES NATURAL BEAUTI SALES Box 111 Main Street, Ransom, Pa. 18653 EA 3 S$ » Open 7 days WHERE EDUCATION CONTINUES !! EVENINGS, EKEND COLLEGE BEGINNING SEPT. ath WRITE OR CALL GREG WALKER Director of Admissions 635 Linden St. Scranton, Pa. 18503 342-1619 1
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