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In a nip and tuck match
from the beginning, 187 lb.
Gary Ostrum earned a four
point major decision over
the Knights’ Paul Cilvik to
edge out Lake-Lehman 24-
23 in the Knights’ gym. The
win kept the Longmore
trophy in the Mountaineers
showcase.
With the score 20-17,
Dallas, both grapplers
went scoreless the first
period. Ostrum picked up
the first point of the bout on
a locked hands call on
Cilvik. He went in front 5-1
in the second period when
he reversed Cilvik, then
held him down for a three
point near fall.
In the final stanza, Cilvik
scored an escape but
Ostrum put forth every
effort to earn a two point
takedown and with only
seconds remaining went
for a pin and added three
points for a near fall to take
a 10-2 decision for four
points on the board putting
reach.
In an exciting and close
bout, 98 lb. Mountaineer
Jim Dierolf picked up a
reversal with = three
seconds on the clock to
score a 14-10 decision and
put Dallas in front 3-0.
Brian Corbett worked
over Dan White but
couldn’t keep the 105 1b.
White down as Corbett won
7-0 to give Dallas a 6-0 lead.
The Knights went on the
board for three points on
Dave Kyle's 9-3 decision
over 112 Ib. Mark Cook and
John Hannigan gave them
three more by losing 7-4 to
the Knights’ 119 1b. Tom
Mary Duncan
hits 190 high
In the Sunday night
mixed league last week,
Aicher took three from
Shaver; Duncan took three
from Roth and Ratcliffe
took three from Michael.
Mary Duncan had high
single for the night of 190
and high series of 455. For
the men, Frank English
had high single of 198 and
Hall Shaver had high series
of 529. :
The standings find
Shaver in first place with
15-5; Ratcliffe 10-10; Roth
10-10; Duncan 9-105;
Aicher 9-11; and Michael
615-1315.
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Mountaineer Dave
Dierolf scored the first fall
of the meet by clamping
126 Ib. Lew Thomas in 3:11.
With the match score 12-
6, Hugo Jones tied it up and
continued undefeated by
clamping 132 lb. Dave
Parrish in 3:48. Jones
picked up an escape and a
takedown in the second
period to go: ahead 3-0
before he turned over
Parrish.
One hundred thirty eight
pounds Drew Kirshner
gave his all to earn a 3-1
decision over a tough Sid
May to put the Mounts in
front 15-12.
With 145 1b. Frank
Hazeltine missing from the
line up, sophomore Tom
Stredny went varsity for
the first time but gave up a
three point 5-4 bout to
Lake-Lehman’s Jack
Swire.
One-hundred fifty-five
pound Bart Brace had little
J. Strazdus hit the pins
for 209-203-224 (626) to pace
Dallas Nursery to three
points from Fino’s
Pharmacy in the George
aided with 214 (569) and C.
Williams gave 210. K.
Youngblood tumbled wood
for 226 (592) and R.
Bonomo posted 576 for the
druggist’s team.
B. Down’s 586 led
Stanton’s TV in blanking
Daring’s Market and
George’s Auto shut out
Irene’s Bar. Harris
Associates picked up three
points from F.T.A. Corp.
In the Ladies Country
League, Grotto Pizza girls
copped three points from
G. H. Harris and Luzerne
National earned three from
Fashion - Vending. S.
Yenalevitch’s 190 set the
way for David Ertley’s
three points from Daring’s
Market. S. Roberts
scattered the pins for 177
(483) and J. Carr posted 472
for the grocery team.
Twin brothers, Don and
Dave Zimmerman paced
the Lutherans to taking all
from the Shavertown C
men in the Back Mountain
Church League. Don
blasted pins for 227 (621)
and Dave knocked them
down for 215 (602). L.
Williams 214 (560) was high
for the Shavertown
keglers. W. Heck’s 577 led
Carverton A in shutting out
Shavertown A and B.
Gosart’s 561 series paired
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Rob Steele 7-0 to put the
Mountaineers at 18-15.
One-hundred sixty-seven
pounds Knight Dana Sutliff
and Mount Dave Gramps
battled to a 3-3 draw, with
Gramps picking up a
takedown in the first period
and Sutliff earning one
point on an escape. Sutliff
gained another escape in
the second period. Gramps
went ahead on a one point
escape, then gave up a
point to Sutliff on a stalling
call.
With the score at 20-17
and everything at stake for
the Mountaineers Ostrum
came through with his four
point win to put the match
out of reach of the Knights.
Heavyweight Mark
Dragon had little trouble in
clamping Dallas Jim
Thomas in 1:42 to end the
Back Mountain schools
meet at 24-23.
Mike Solomon officiated
at the meet.
with B. Long’s 212 aided
Mt. Zion in blanking Maple
Grove. Orange A men
picked up three points from
East Dallas and Carverton
B copped three from
Orange B. Dallas B were
unable to post high scores
but managed to take three
from Dallas A picking up
total . pins ‘by = 21.
Shavertown B and
Trucksville C divided
evenly with W. Jones
registering 212 (577) for the
Shavertown five.
Trucksville A and
Trucksville B split 2-2 with
no one able to find the
strike zone.
In the Neighborhood
League, P. Gordon
walloped the pins for 211-
252 (634)
Drive-In to taking three
points from Offset
Paperback. Club Lee and
Men’s Fellowship took two
points each with the Club’s
F. Lidiski rolling a big 215.
Both teams had difficulty
hitting high scores as
Castle Inn and Automatic
Cigarette divided evenly.
Disque Funeral Home
picked up three points from
Roth Novelty.
In the Bowlerette
League, Checkerboard Inn
shut out first half champs,
John Connolly and Son
paced by T. Langdon’s 174.
T. Reese took three points
from Duke Isaac’s girls
despite E. Shuleski’s 172. J.
Zimmerman rolled 171 for
the Reese maids.
Men in the Crown Major
League had difficulty
hitting high scores with K.
Youngblood’s 224 (606) and
F. Adams’ 218 (580) high
series for the night as their
Chris Sunoco team took
three points from Franklin
Restaurant. J. Strawdinger
eked out 21 (561) to lead
Hasay Chevrolet in picking
up three points from
Gebhardt’s Bowling
Supplies. D. Eddy Jr. hit a
560 series for the Gebhardt
team. Shavertown Lumber
copped three from Tony’s
Team and Wesley Citgo
divided = with Dallas
Shopping Center. B.
Weaver rolled 212 for the
Citgo men.
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The Grenadiers out-
scored the Lake-Lehman
Knights throughout the
entire game last Tuesday
night to take the contest 87-
66.
Both Bob Patton and
GAR’s Bob Zipko hit
consistently for outside
shots to lead both teams in
the scoring. Patton sunk 12
goals from the court for 24
points and Zipko tossed in
13 for 26 points and made
four from the foul line for a
total of 30 points. Patton
collected seven from the
charity stripe to garner a
total of 31 points.
The Grenadiers out-
scored the Knights 19-16 in
the first quarter then went
on to pull into a com-
manding 45-34 lead at the
half. The Heights cagers
picked up 21 points in both
the third and fourth
quarters while the Back
Mountain team were
successful in collecting
only 16 each quarter.
Ernie DiGiuseppe
chipped in five field goals
for 10 points for the Knights
and Bob Balliet sunk four
and made one from the free
line for nine points.
Terry McGoy helped the
Grenadiers with 17 point
putting in seven from t'
court and three from the
foul line and Larry Evans
assisted with seven field
goals for 14 points.
The Knights made good
eight out of 13 tries from
the line. G.A.R. sunk nine
out of 14 from the free line.
The win put the
Grenadiers at 3-0 going into
their contest with Hanover
last Friday while the
Knights are looking for
their first win.
Robert L. Dolbear,
principal of the Dallas
Senior High School, has
announced the second nine
weeks honor roll students.
The honor roll is
determined if the student
has a ‘‘B average with no
more than one ‘“‘C” grade if
carrying five major sub-
jects. Students carrying six
major subjects may have
two “C’’ grades provided a
“B’’ average is main-
tained, and students carry-
ing four major subjects
may not have any “C’’
grades. Incompletes are
not considered for the
honor roll.
The following students
earned a perfect 4.0
average for the nine
weeks :Seniors, include
Edward Corcoran, David
Dierolf, Kevin Duermit,
Susan Fiorini, Drew
Kirshner, Irene Lucas,
Richard Spencer and
Judith Stroh.
Bonita Soley was the only
junior.
Carrie Arnold, Martina
Beiter, Mary Dalsanto,
Linda Dreher, William
Fleming, Bonnie Futch,
Sharon Gabel, Carla
Krivak, Lisa Mitchneck
and Florence Williams
were the sophomores.
Twelfth grade, first
honors include: Lois
Billings, Karen Bradbury,
Betty Bridger, Debra Britt,
Christine Connery, Ed-
ward Corcoran, David
Dierolf, David Dombek,
Devin Duermit, Gary Earl,
Edward Farrar, Susan
Fiorini, Donald Fritzges,
Richard Harrison, Jeffery
Hopper and Drew Kir-
shner.
Also Larry LaBar,
Denny Liebenson, Irene
Lucas, Thomas MacAvoy,
Jayne Ann McGough,
Barbara Miller, Paul
Moran, Dawn Morgan,
Linda Nagle, JoAnn
Newberry, James Parker
and Jean Marie Petro.
And Gail Richards,
Bruce Riefenstahl, Charles
Riegel, Therese Roman,
Mary E.Shelby, Susan
Sorber, Martha Spears,
Richard Spencer, Judith
Stroh, Jeffery Supulski,
Patricia Sutton, Diane
Tabbit, Debra Thompson,
Barbara Rurpak, Carolyn
Vail, Anne Watchulonis
and Dana Ziegler.
Eleventh grade first
honors were given to
Wendy Aicher, Diane
Anthony, Laura Enslen,
William Evans, Eugene
Fiorini, Colleen Gries,
Ellen Grossman, Joan
Harrison, Robert Johson,
Nancy Law and Patricia
Masters.
Also Dianne MeCue,
Paul Phillips, Debra
Prater, Trenise Richard-
son, Carol Sheldon and
Nancy Sheldon.
And Constance Shields,
Bonita Soley, Sally
Stredny, Elaine Thornton,
Barbara Voelker, Doane
Wagner and Deborah
Withey. :
Tenth grade first honors
were awarded to: Kathleen
Allen, Carrie Arnold,
Martina Beiter, Jeffrey
Besecker, Cynthia Brandt,
Lisa Bridle, Kathleen
Campbell, Mary Dalsanto,
Debotah Darling, Lorraine
Davis, Scott Davis, Linda
Dreher, Julie Durkin,
William Fleming and
A local business man
learned that there are
some people who listen to
their conscience last week
when he received the
following unsigned letter.
James Davies, owner of
“The Hut” and ‘Davies
Office Supplies’’, brought
the following letter to the
Post.
“Dear Sir,
Enclosed is $25. The rea-
son is that I stole some
sir, that isn’t right and I
would like to now pay you
back.
Don’t worry. I didn’t
steal this money. I got it for
Christmas from my
parents.
I’m really sorry for what
1 did, because I knew it was
wrong.
I don’t know about you,
he told me this was wrong.
I know that you never
would have known that I
took some stuff but Jesus
would.
I assure you that this
money more than covers
what I took.
In Christ’s Love,
Please forgive me.”
The letter was unsigned
but was postmarked from
Mansfield. Davies was
unaware that merchandise
was missing from his office
supplies store but is most
appreciative of the writer’s
honesty in sending the
money.
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Bonnie Futch.
Also Sharon Gabel, Lori
Maurita Gries, Anne
Harleman, Ann Hawk,
Valerie Hayden, Geralyn
Hudak, Corey Kirshnerl
Carla Kricak, Lisa Mit-
chneck, Colleen Nolan,
Jean Otto and Joan Otto.
And, Linda Overman,
Holly Prutzman, Laurie
Santarelli, Bernard Sherin,
Margaret Sutton, Polly
Swepston, Janine Szc-
zechowicz, Robin Templin,
Dawn Walsh, Dianne
Watchulonis, William
Wilkie and Florence
Williams.
Twelfth grade, second
honors include: Lynn
Appleby, Gary Clup,
Charles Eckman,
Catherine Gray, Donna
Heidel, Donna Johns,
Kandi Karuza, Eiko Kono,
Mary Jo Kostrezewski and
Jayne Kundrat.
With the second marking
period terminating Jan. 22,
at Lake-Lehman Junior
High School, Principal
James L. Nicholas has
released an honor roll of 23
scholars and 73 honor
students.
Annmarie Borofski, an
8th grader, maintained a
4.0 average.
Seventh Grade scholars
included, Susan Conaway,
Dana Gross, Brian
Hospodar, Tracey Jones,
Sandra Major, Donna
Spencer, Mary Stefanowicz
and Karen Williams.
Honor students in the
seventh grade included,
Brenda Barber, Mark
Bilbow, Tina Cooper,
Terrence Cummings,
Michael DeCesaris, Mary
Dragon, Ellen Harabin,
Patricia Harvey, Thomas
Hillman, Sandra Jones,
Susan Jones, William
Jones, Donald Kocher,
Anthony Langston,
Patricia Lasher, Tammy
Lincoln, Jody Lowery,
Esther Martin, Deborah
May, Arthur Newton,
David Penkrot, Barbara
Also Michael
McGroarty, Carol
McGuire, Keith Moore,
Cecelia Naperkoski,
Denise = Overman and
Barbara ‘Ann Petty.
And, Susan Protheroe,
Linda Scalisi, Kenneth
Sprau, Carolyn Thrasher,
Gerald Volack, Kathleen
Wateski and George
Weaver.
Eleventh grade second
honors went to: Sara
Barakat, Barbara
Bessmer, Donna Britt,
Susan Ann Calkins, Betty
Casterline, Brenda
Chadwick, Pauline Crist,
Timothy Cross, Marion
Cybulski, Laurie Fry,
Kraig Givens, Marie
Gomba, Sandra Hislop,
John Hoban, Donna Ide,
Stephen Jones and Patrick
Krostag.
Also Evelyn Kwasnik,
Cynthia Lefko, John
Lusaitis, Karen Mahle,
Debra Romanski, Thomas
Sayre, Tracey Sayre,
Matthew Scavone, Cheryl
Scott, Kenneth Taylor and
Cynthia Titus.
Eighth Grade scholars
included, Pamela Adams,
Wendy Anderson, Ann-
marie Borofski (4.0), John
Buzinkai, Wayne
DeCesaris, Susan Havrilla,
Bernard Hrabowski, Shelia
Husted, Elizabeth Ide,
Valerie Jachimowicz,
David Jenkins, Edward
Lozo, Lori Smith, Joan
Solomon and Kippie Jo
Steele.
Honors in the eighth
grade went to, Kathy
Aston, Randy Barski,
Karen Batka, Bryan
Blank, Martha Casaldi,
Lynn Cooper, Todd Cragle,
Tickets still
Steve Mazer, chairman
of the annual pancake and
sausage supper of East
Dallas United Methodist
Church, has announced
tickets are still available.
The supper, sponsored
Marianne MGuire and
Mary Morrett.
And Mark Pettit, Joni
Pillets, Kristin Plashinski,
Betty Reese, Eleen
Sherman, Cathy Sorber,
Patricia. Wadas and
Thomas Youells.
Tenth grade second
honors were awarded:
Lynn Borton, Wen
Brace, Linda Brady, Julie
Burke, Beth Cleasby,
Joanne Cummings, Alison
Davis, Roya Fahmy,
Karen Givens, Joseph
Gorko, Dennis Heim and
Sharon Hinkle.
Also Linda Leapline
Susan McCue, Mary
Michael, Lynnett Moore,
Deborah Pappas and
David Pettit.
And Donna Richarrdson,
Lori Saba, Allynn
Sigworth, Vincent
Sodrosky, Marilyn Vail,
‘Sandra Weaver, Louis
Woychick and Corrinne
Zimmerman.
Beth Crumley, Beth
Donsavage, James Ed-
wards, Bruce Fleeger,
Amy Garinger, Joelle
Hargraves, Donald Harris,
Laura Hungaski, Brian
Kinney, William
Lamoreaux, John Lyons,
Judith = Major, Carol
Martin, Sandra McCarroll,
Steven Scharpnick,
Michael McGovern, Bruce
Mosier, Antoinette Pall, Ed
Parsons, Jolie Perrego,
Jeannette Petroski, Daniel
Polinski, Debra Ruda,
Susan Rushin, Jacqueline
Scott, George Smith,
Annette
Wandel,
Susan
Wesley
Yankowski.
Swartz, Jill
Betty Watson,
Webb, Wen
and .June
available
supper
by the men of the church,
will be held Feb. 28 in the
social rooms of the church.
Tickets may be pur-
chased from Frank
Wagner, ticket chairmen,
or any of the men
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