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American and National
Division of the Back
Mountain Slo-Pitch Soft-
‘ball League opened their
season Tuesday evening
with three games in each
division. Villa Roma of the
American Division and
Noxen Rebels of the
National Division had byes
for Tuesday.
In this evening’s games,
Whips will play the Noxen
Rebels on the Noxen
diamond at 6, followed by
the tilt between Villa Roma
and Pizza Bar at 7 on the
Noxen field. On the front
diamond at Lehman, this
evening at 6, Treat Drive-
In takes on Grotto Pizza,
and Columbia Porch
Shades will play Cook’s
Store of Lehman at 7. On
the back diamond at Leh-
man, this evening’s games
will send Tuppers Sporting
Goods against Hill Top Inn
at 6, and Mister Donut
takes on the Stegmaier
team at 7. Noxen Texaco
and Down Home Music
have the byes for this
evening.
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send Pizza Bar against
Cook’s Store at Noxen at 6,
and Tupper’s Sporting
Goods will be guests of
Noxen Texaco at 7. At Leh-
man front, Tuesday’s
games will send Mister
Driveways
Donut against Down Home
Music at 6, and Grotto
Pizza will play the Whips at
7. On the Lehman rear
diamond, Stegmaier’s will
play Villa Roma at 6
Tuesday, and Hill Top Inn
faces stiff opposition from
the Noxen Rebels at 7.
Rosters for three ad-
ditional teams of -the
league were announced
yesterday as follows:
Treat Drive-In, Shaver-
town; John Bauer, owner;
Ken® Miller, manager;
Mike Repotski, 2b; Scott
Diefenbacker, of; Joe
Zuba,p; Brad Bryant, of;
Dave Bryant, 1b; Gary
Leonard, if; Mario
Pisaneschi, if; Tom
Swingle, if; Ken Miller, if;
Paul Walter, if; Ben
Biamonti, of; Dick Noxon,
of; ‘Doug Smith, of; Tom
Miller, of; P.J. Krostag,
of; Dennis Williams, if.
Mr. Donut, Shavertown;
Nick Tseolis, owner; Rich
Andrasko, manager; Bill
Lewis, p; Mark Gebrick,
2b; Glenn Mazer, ss; Ben
Maskalis, 1b; Joe
Maskalis, 3b; Jim Gosart,
c; Dave Wall, if; Rich
Adnrasko, p; Gary Mazer,
l-cf; Bob Hislop, r-cf; Rick
Harned, rf; Joe
Makarewicz, rf; Dave
Bennett, p; Jim Sickler, of;
Dave Martin, if;, p; Bryan
Parking Lots
1-5 P.M.
NOTICE
The Lake-Lehman School District
hereby gives notice that a proposed
budget in the amount of funds that
will be required by the School
District in its several departments
for the 1979-80 fiscal year is
available for public inspection at the
office of the Secretary, Lehman-
Jackson Elementary Schoo!, Lehman,
Pennsylvania.
It is the purpose of the Board of
Directors of the Lake-Lehman School
District to adopt this proposed
budget after making such revisions
in it as are deemed advisable and
levy the proposed taxes at the
regular monthly meeting of the
Loke-Lehman Board of School Direc-
tors, Tuesday, June 12, 1979 at 8:00
‘p.m. in the auditorium of the Lake-
Lehman High School, Lehman, PA.
Notice is also given of the
—
June 16, 1972, requiring every
| resident or inhabitant of the District
upon attaining eighteen years of
| age, and every person eighteen
years of age or over becoming a
| resident or inhabitant of the District
| to notify the proper assessor of this
| fact within twelve months thereaf-
ter. Failure to comply with this
requirement subjects the individual
to a penalty equal to the tax for
which he is liable.
The Assessor’s name and address
| for Jackson Township, Lake Town-
ship, Lehman Township, Ross Town-
~ ship, and Harveys Lake Borough is
| Luzerne County Assessors,
Assessors’ Office, Court House,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The
name and address for the Assessor
_—r TT
PTET
i County Assessors’ Office, Wyoming
| County Court House, Tunkhannock,
i Pennsylvania.
By Order of the Board of Directors
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
I Raymond C. Bowersox
School Directors
FOR RENT
Former Dental of-
fices at 47 Main
St., Dallas. Heat
& water furnished.
Available June
6th.
675-1188 or
333-4500
or inquire within
Fri., May 18 10to 4
Sat., May 19 10to 2
Ru DRIVE
MANOR
iy OWN Rd. between
Trucksville & W. Wyoming
Full house full of things such as
lots of Antique furniture, beds,
2 desks, rugs, tables, lamps,
T.V., kitchen table & chairs,
lawn chairs, picnic table,
sweepers, power mower, tools
of all kinds, plus hundreds of
pcs. of fine glass, vases, dishes,
etc. Everything in fine shape
and must be sold.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Let-
ters of Administration D.B.N.C.T.A.
have been granted in the Estate of
Frank John Keenan, late of Nan-
ticoke, Pennsylvania, who died on
the 11th day of August, 1978, to AR-
THUR F. SILVERBLATT, Esquire, Ad-
ministrator, 1400 United Penn Bank
Building, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
‘18701. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make
payment and those having claims or
demandsto present the same
_ without delay to said Administrator.
Arthur F. Silverblatt, Esquire
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701
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Cooms, of; Darrell Evans,
if, of; Dave Casey, of; Nick
Tseolis, ¢,p; Bill Weaver,
Pp.
Tupper’s Sporting
Goods, Edwin ‘Bub’ Kern,
manager; Harold Cornell,
Tim Labar, coaches; Billy
Rusonis, Joe Killeen, Dave
Dovert, Ken Carey, George
Orioles defeat
On May 7, Shavertown
Orioles defeated the
Shavertown Yankees 11-7
in Back Mountain Senior
Girls Softball League.
Debbie Shone hurled for
the Orioles. Hitting stars
were a triple by Kim Reese
and a double by Fletcher
Back Mt.
girls softball
Shavertown Orioles 3-0
Dallas Phillies 2-0
Lehman Dodgers 2-1
Dallas Indians 1-1
Dallas Cardinals 0-3
Shavertown Yankees 0-3
THE DALLAS POST,
Marut, Rick Boyce, John
Rusonis, Jim Rosencrance,
Mark Engler, Vito Pilosi,
Tim Labar, Harold Cor-
nell, Bub Kern, Emory
Havrilla, Joe Germick, Al
Kocher, P.J. Shilanski, Joe
Wolensky, Ted Wilson,
Earl Monk, Jim Glenn,
George Gale, Jerry Patton.
Tucker. RBI's were
collected by Betsy Snyder,
Suzanne Gomba, Tammy
Leteer, Tucker. Maria
Sitkowski hurled for the
Yankees.
Dallas Phillies took the
Lehman Dodgers 17-4 on
May 8. Phillies hurler was
Lynn Busch. Homerun and
double was hit by Lisa
Mikulis. RBI’s were
scored by Mikulis, Judy
Sholtis, Holly Carson, Roz
Schmied, Alice Spencer.
Dodgers hurlers were Jane
Ashton and Robin
Casterline. RBI was
credited to Donna Ide.
Although no statistics were
available, the Dallas In-
dians over the Dallas
Cardinals played May 9.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
Thomas P. Garrity has petitioned the
Zoning Hearing Board ‘of the
Borough of Dallas, to hear his ap-
peal to grant a variance in regard to
the front yard set back, and the rear
yard set back of a parcel of land
located on Pa. Route 415.
Said parcel of land is the same
parcel located between the Robo Car
Wash and Sutliff‘s Furniture Store.
The Zoning Hearing Board will
meet at 7:30 P.M. May 29, 1979 to
hear his appeal.
LeRoy D. Roberts
Zoning Officer
Borough of Dallas
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Rough & finish carpentry,
roofing, gutters, pain-
FREE ESTIMATES
Good References
Phone 696-2343
C. Cummings
BID PROPOSAL
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Township of Kingston, Luzer-
ne County, Pennsylvania, at 11 Car-
verton Road, Trucksville, Pen-
nsylvania, 18708, until 4:30 PM on
June 13, 1979, for the following
Road Material:
20 Tons
(Delivered)
Proposals must be upon the forms
furnished by the Municipality, the
bid must be accompanied by a Cer-
tified Check or Bid Bond in the
bmount of ten (10) per cent of the
bid, and made payable to the
Municipality.
The Municipality reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
For the Board of Supervisors
of Kingston Township
Michael J. Stanley, Secretary
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BID PROPOSAL
Sealed. proposals will be received
by the Township of Kingston, Luzer-
ne County, Pennsylvania, at 11 Car-
verton Road, Trucksville, Pen-
nsylvania, 18708, until 4:30 PM on
June 13, 1979, for the following
Road Material:
2,000 Tons (More or Less) ID-2A
F.0.B. Plant
1,500 Tons (More or Less) 2A
Modified F.O.B. Plant
100 Tons (More or Less) Cold Pat-
ch F.0.B. Plant
Proposals must be upon the forms
furnished by the Municipality, the
bid must be accompanied by a Cer-
tified Check or Bid Bond in the
amount of ten (10) per cent of the
bid, ond mode payable to the
Municipality.
The Municipality reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
For the Board of Supervisors
of Kingston Township
Michael J. Stanley, Secretar
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and location.
, MAY 17, 1979
pitcher for the Noxen
Noxen Rebels, Noxen
Texaco, Hilltop Inn of
Harveys Lake and Cook’s
Store of Lehman are the
four survivors in the
winner’s division of the
sponsored by the Noxen
Rebels, after the first week
end of play. All four teams
came up with victories in
Saturday’s opening round
of tourney games, and
repeated with wins in
Sunday’s contests.
As a result, these four
teams will be in the
spotlight Saturday when
the tourney will continue at
the Noxen softball
diamond.
Saturday’s program in
the tourney will have-eight
more games on tap, with
the first six games having
losers in last weekend's
play, meeting each other
for honors in the loser’s
eliminations series. In the
opening game at 10, Pizza
Bar of Shavertown will
meet Columbia Porch
Shade.
Other games following
on the hour, every hour,
will send Joe’s Grotto of
Harveys Lake against
Leo’s of Wilkes-Barre at
11; Tupper’s Sporting
Goods of Dallas will tangle
with Two Guys of
Tunkhannock at 12; Villa
Roma will take on Mama
Mia’s of Shavertown, at 1.
At 2 o'clock, winners of
the 10 and 11 o’clock games
will play each other, and at
3, winners of the noon and 1
o'clock games will face
each other, with losers in
all of the above contests
being eliminated from
further play, while the
winners go on into Sun-
day’s games to continue
play for loser’s division
honors.
Kunkle takes
lead in Farm
Kunkle took over un-
disputed possession of first
place in the Farm Division
of the Bob Horlacher
Memorial Little League
with a 20-19 win over the
Harveys Lake Red Sox for
its second win of the
season. The Red Sox
dropped into a tie for the
Harveys Lake White Sox,
who trounced the Orange
Yankees, 14 to 5.
Saturday’s games in the
Farm Division will send
Kunkle to Orange, and
Harveys Lake Red Sox to
Beaumont, both games
getting underway at 12:30.
Standings of the teams:
Kunkle, 2-0, 1,000; Harveys
Lake Red Sox and Harveys
Lake White Sox, 1-1, .500;
Orange Yankees and
Yi
The ‘big’ contests will get
underway at 4 on Saturday
when the four remaining
teams in the ‘winners’
division’ continue play for
tournament honors. At 4
o'clock, the two Noxen
and Noxen Texaco, tangle
for the right to enter the
finals for winners’ division
honors. At 5 o’clock, Cook’s
Store of Lehman meets
Pizza Bar of Shavertown in
the other half of the semi-
finals.
Noxen Sportsmen made
the quarter finals by
beating Joe’s of Wilkes-
Barre, 14-4, on Saturday,
and eliminating Villa
Roma, 5 to 1, on Sunday;
Noxen Texaco, formerly
the ~ Noxen -Monroe
Sportsmen, easily beat
Leo’s of Wilkes-Barre, 10 to
2, on Saturday, then pulled
the upset of the day on
Sunday, by upending
Tupper’s Sporting Goods of
Dallas, 5 to 3, despite
giving up a 3 to 0 lead to the
Dallas nine.
Hilltop Inn held Grotto
Pizza 'of Harveys Lake
scoreless on Sunday,
winning 5 to 0, to enter the
semi-finals. Grotto loomed
as a favorite after having
trounced Greenwood
Furniture of Tunkhannock,
20 to 11, on Saturday,
coming from behind a 10 to
1 deficit for the win. On
Saturday, Hilltop Inn
leathered Two Guys of
of Tunkhannock, 11 to
1. Cook’s defeated Mr.
Donut of Shavertown, 11 to
4, in Saturday’s round, then
polished off Pizza Bar, 8 to
2, in Sunday’s game, to
move into the semi-finals.
Cook’s is the same team
that won American
Division honors last year in
the Back Mountain Slo-
Pitch League under the
Hearthstone Pub banner.
(Continued from P. 19)
Skammer
Tom Considine, and out-
field Bob Myers, as well as
pitcher Terry Yaple.
Others returning are
pitchers Vince Stryjewski,
Jim Massaker; catcher
Jack Wolensky and in-
fielder Don Spencer.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Letters Testamentary have been
granted in the estate of Joseph Bar-
cheski, late of Larksville, Pa. (died
April 25, 1979) to the Wyoming
National Bank of Wilkes-Barre, 46
West Market Street, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
payment and those having claims or
demands to present the same
without delay to the executor
named, or its attorney.
-Edward E: Hosey
Attorney at Law
74 East Main Street
Plymouth, PA 18651
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Lack of interest?
by Lee L. Richards
CLIPBOARD NOTES: Bob ‘Lefty’ Rogers always
manages to play his way into the chips in golf events at
Lehman. He's one of those guys that never talks about his
handicap. We wonder why?
--When we confronted Charlie Preece about his team
coming in first last weekend at Irem he claims it was the
first prize money he’s won in a long time. Another man
running around with too many shots?
--Dallas baseball fans grumbling again about the poor
condition of the field and the fact the youngsters have
been forced to practice in the parking lot for most of the
spring. It appears the lack of interest in athletics con-
tinues at Big D Country?
Several college grid coaches recruiting through the
state of Ohio for next season informs us the Buckeye state
will have an abundance of talented gridders. It will be
better than the 1979 crop which had around a dozen All-
Americans.
O
v
board members has urged them to develop a plan for a
state wide football playoff system. ‘A plan should be
developed and implemented immediately for a PIAA
football championship’’, he says. “There can be little
credence given to the philosophy of playoffs in other
sports and none in football.
“The interest of football, statewide, is the greatest of all
our sports, and these participants deserve their efforts to
culminate in a championship.”
Bravo, Charlie! We've been saying we need a state
playoff system since 1967. Pennsylvania athletics is
falling behind each year because of a lack of foresight by
the PIAA.
--Penn State mat coach Rich Lorenzo is still in the thick
of recruiting. We talked with Rich on the phone last week
and he hopes to sign several champs from New Jersey and
New York in the next couple of weeks. He's lost a couple of
good ones to Oklahoma and Iowa.
--Bob Zagorsky, the sweet-swinging golfer from Leh-
man, will be on the shelf for the next 10 weeks or so with a
broken leg. He's going to miss playing golf and we hope
he’s back on his feet in time for the Potentate’s Golf
Tourney. Bob and John Kennedy usually play tee it up in
together.
--Jim Brace has been showing off his new green hat
from the Masters Golf Tourney.
--How’s this for hitting high drives? For kicks last
Sunday we had Ed Rome belting some high long drives on
various tees for us. His hang time on some was 8.9
seconds. The pokes went pretty far, too.
--We’ve learned one lesson about golf. Never lend a
putter to an opponent. We made the mistake of lending a
bit heavier blade to Scott Burnside and he dropped in a
three-footer on the final hole to beat us in a match. He
wound up buying the putter later. Scott didn’t want to
know how the putter worked, but if I'd ever given it one of
those little tosses? We'll never tell.
--Will the cry around ther NHL be ‘break up the
Rangers?’ They are amazing thus far in the Stanley Cup.
Happened to watch Boston take a shafting in the final
game of the semis against the Canadiens. They had the
“Lords’’ of hockey down 3-1 in the final period, but two
questionable calls set up power play goals and the NHL
champs prevailed in OT. The stripe. shirts played a
significant role in deciding the outcome in the game.
Montreal sure gets a lot of things in its favor? .
--We hope the Philly scribes and the Flyers took note of
whipped by the Rangers. No excuses even though they
were a big favorite entering the playofffs. Philly scribes
keep digging up excuses and toss around snide remarks
about Coach Fred Shero. One thing about Shero, he has too
much class for the Keith Allen, Flyers’ GM, to accept.
* --For what it’s worth, Lehigh appears to have pulled off
the top recruiting year in wrestling in the East. Coach
Thad Turner has three gems in Tom Bold ard Rich
Santoro of Bethlehem Catholic and Jim Reilly, a national
prep school champ from Germantown Academy. Bold and
Santoro are PIAA champs. One of our pals. from the
Lehigh camp informed us the Brown & White will have a
better dual team next season!
--I’'m curious as to why more of the top-notch roundball
players from around the east haven't accepted scholar-
ships from Penn State? Dick Harter is an outstanding
coach in my book and he’s going to put the Nittany Lion
program in the limelight in a matter of time. A super star
in the PSU program is going to wind up a legend if he’s got
any kind of smarts.
--Speaking of roundball, Providence’s Dave Gavitt has
been pushing for a new league between the Friars, St.
John’s, Syracuse and Georgetown. They tried to convince
Temple to join them but the Owls refused. That would
have been a most competitive loop. I like the way
Georgetown plays.
--Our quote of the week comes from Ranger Coach
Shero. When asked to compare this Ranger squad with his
1974 Flyers, Shero replied, ‘That was so long ago I can’t
remember.” Keep 'em guessing Coach.
--The NBA has done it again. They conned Michigan
State’s “Magic” Johnson into going hardship and passing
up his final two years with the Spartans. Then you wonder
why we have no interest in NBA? It’s a garbage rule and a
loop which is loaded with inflated egos. Johnson has been
ill-advised, too. But I guess you've got to go where the
dollars are today.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Let-
ters of Administration have been
granted to EVA TRESCOTT, R.D. No.
1, Sweet Valley, Pennsylvania, in
the Estate of Alexander McCulloch,
late of the Borough of Dallas, Coun-
ty of Luzerne, Pennsylvania, who
died on October 17, 1978. All per-
sons indebted to said decedent are
requested to make payment and
those having claims ‘or demands
against the Estate to present the
same without delay to the Ad-
ministratrix or to
Charles D. Lemmond, Jr., Esquire
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Let-
ters of Administration have been
granted to LILLIAN I. KANARR, in
the Estate of DELTA M. HUGHES,
late of the City of Wilkes-Barre,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, who
died on March 31, 1979. All persons
indebted to said decedent are
requested to make payment and
those having claims or demands
against the estate, to present the
same without delay to Lillian I.
Kanarr, in care of
Charles D. Lemmond, Jr., Esquire
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Let-
ters of Administration have been
granted in the Estate of Margaret
Daube Keenan, late of Nanticoke,
Pennsylvania, who died on the’ 24th
day of January, 1979, to ARTHUR F.
SILVERBLATT, Esquire, Ad-
ministrator, 1400 United Penn Bank
Building, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
18701. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make
payment and those having claims or
demands to present the same
without delay to said Administrator.
Arthur F. Silverblatt, Esquire
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that let-
ters testamentary have been gran-
ted in the estate of Blanche M. Bon-
ning, late of Lehman Township, PA
(died April 10, 1979) to Agnes Utt,
Box 120, RD 2, Hunlocks- Creek, PA
18621. All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
payment and those having claims or
demands to present the same
without delay to the executrix
named, or her attorney.
Edward E. Hosey
Attorney at Law
74 East Main Street
Plymouth, PA 18651
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