Cub Scout
Pinewood Derby,
receiving
The Lake-Lehman Lady
Knights suffered their
second defeat of the season
at the hands of defending
champs Wyoming
Seminary Blue Knights.
UGI earnings
UGI Corp. this week
reported that earnings
applicable to common
stock increased 21 percent
to $5,451,000, or $1.34 per
share, from $4,516,000,
equal to $1.10 per share, for
the first three months of
1975.
/Net income increased to
$5,864,000 from $4,516,000.
Operating revenues rose 21
percent to $60,259,000 from
$49,977,000.
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Lake- Lehman took an
early lead in the top of the
first inning as three were
hit in by Debbie Barto, Lisa
Allardyce and Sally Galka.
Seminary scored one run
Conference
Wyoming Valley Baseball
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Hanover Area
Crestwood
Dallas
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Lake-Lehman
West Side Tech
Wyoming Seminary
Wyoming Valley Track
League
Division II (Overall)
Dallas (5-2)
GAR (5-1)
Bishop Hoban (3-5)
Lake-Lehman (2-4)
Hanover Area (1-6)
Crestwood (1-3)
Bishop O’Reilly (0-8)
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hit in by Collins.
With two outs in hthe top
of the second inning, Lake-
Lehman added to their lead
as two runs were brought
in on a double by Debbie
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Cub pack 155 of
Trucksville held their April
meeting at the Trucksville
United educational
building. The opening was
the pledge to the American
Flag.
Theme for the month was
“The Circus”. Booths were
set where games and tricks
were played, Cubs were
dressed as clowns.
Cubmaster John Roman
presented the following
awards. Tim Daran; one
gold arrow. John Roman;
Bear badge. Chris
two silver arrows, and
Bear badge.
Webelos leader, Dick
Montgomery presented the
following awards. Tim
Tamanini; two year pin,
Barto. . Seminary also
scored two runs to make
the score 5-2.
In the third, the black
knights scored three runs
by Long, Crane and Booth.
Then Seminary went on a
scoring streak as seven
runs crossed the plate
leaving the score 10-8 Sem.
Lehman scored one run in
the fourth on a double by
freshman Lisa Allardyce
while Seminary came
through with seven more
runs.
The Knights scored six
more in an attempt to close
in on the lead leaving the
score 17-15 at the bottom of
the 5th.A scoreless Knights
inning in the top of the 6th
and a rally of 8 runs for
Sem. sewed up the game
for the Blue Knights. Lake
Lehman scored only one
run in the top of the 7th on a
double by Long. Final
score was 25-16.
Bradbury
commissioned
Navy ensign
William R. Bradbury,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Bradbury of 112
Davis St., Trucksville, has
been commissioned a Navy
ensign upon graduation
from Aviation Officer
Candidate School at the
Naval Air Station, Pen-
sacola, Fla.
The 16-week course in-
cludes instruction on the
fundamentals of
aerodynamics and
engineering, aviation
physiology, mathematics
and general military
subjects. It is designed to
prepare students for more
than a year of intensive
ground and inflight
training leading toward
their designation as naval
aviators.
College with a bachelor of
science degree in electrical
engineering, he joined the
Navy in September 1975.
‘47 Main Street
Chanel
2 WDAU : (Scranton) 22
3 WPHL (Phila) 17
4 WBRE (W-B) 28
6 WNEP (WB-SCR.) 16
7 Dallas Sch. Dist. ED.
8 WVIA (N. E. Pa. Educ.) 44
9 WOR (N.Y.C.) 9
11 WPIX (N.Y.C.) 11
12 WBNG (Bing. N.Y.) 12
arrow of Light, and
graduation certificate.
Ricky Metz; naturalist.
Robert Montgomery;
Scientist three year perfect
attendance pin, three year
pin and graduation cer-
tificate. Ted Price;
Scientist, showman, three
year pin, and graduation
certificate. Tom Peeler,
scientist showman, artist,
three year pin, and
graduation certificate.
Kevin Kirk; athlete and
scholar. Tim Smith;
athlete. John Walsh;
athlete. Ralph Bentley;
athlete. Eugene Parry;
athlete, Kevin Booth;
arrow of light, three year
pin, graduation certificate.
Mrs. Al Tamanini and
Mrs. John Booth received
the Mother’s Arrow of
Light pins.
Scouts Richard Mon-
tgomery and Devin
Brunges, welcomed, Tim
Tamanini, Kevin Booth,
Robert Montgomery, Ted
Price and Tom Peeler into
Boy Scout troop 155.
Sunday May 16th the
second row, Billy Boyle, Douglas
Thurs.,
mashed potatotes,
butter, pudding, milk.
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high school
Evangelistic meetings
will be held af the First
Welsh Baptist Church,
Dallas, Penna.
Greenstreet, Edwardsville
beginning May 9 at 7 p.m.
and continuing Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday 7:30
p.m.
Speaker is Dr. Duane
Brown. The public is in-
vited.
Kunkle UM
The Kunkle United
Methodist Church Women
will meet at the Kunkle
Fire Hall on Wednesday,
May 12, at 8 p.m.
- Mrs. Agnes Elston and
Mrs. Elva Elston will be
preside.
Steam
Mon., May 10--Hot dog on roll, mustard-relish or chilg® .
dog, baked beans, French fries (Jr. Sr.), potato chips
(Elem. Inter.), sliced peaches, chocolate cup cake, chilled
milk.
Tues., May I11--Steak sandwich on roll-cheese, whole
parslied potatoes, (Elem. Inter.), home fries (Jr. Sr.),
buttered carrots, fruit, chilled milk.
Wed., May I2--Juice, ham sandwich on round roll,
macaroni salad, buttered corn, ice cream, peanuts,
chilled milk.
Thurs., May 13--Ravioli, (Elem. Inter.), Italian bread and
butter cheeseburger on roll (Sr. Jr.), potato sticks, green
beans, strawberry fruit cup, cookie, chilled milk.
i., May 14-- No School
Hazleton; Mary Lamoreaux, Lake-Lehman Frank
Gonshor, Nanticoke, Carol Rakzcewski, WB Area; second
row, Gary Morgantini, West Side Tech; Bob Gardner,
Northwest; Al Bobrowalski, Valley West, Joseph Stankus,
West Side Tech, Joseph Saraceno, Wyoming, Edwin
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