GE SIXTEEN *o0k’s Store of Lehman ce suffered their first nine innings; ats of the season last 13-6; teams in both divisions e league after four on May 24. games, saw Columbia 10 to 8; Millers out Tupper’s. intra- and Hilltop Inn of Home Music, in a Mr. Tuesday Lehman entry; Tup- the AI AUCTION AT THE LEHMAN HORSESHOW GROUNDS Old & New Merchandise SPONSORED BY COUPLES CLUB OF THE ~~ 6 P.M. "Sounds of the Big Bands’ 7 P.M. “’Broadway and Hollywood'’ “Best of the Big Bands’ 1pm. HE oa diamond; Hilltop Inn vs. Cooks and Grotto Pizza playing Mister Donut on the front diamond at Leh- man, and Columbia Porch Shades playing the Whips and ‘Treat Drive In going against Pizza Bar on.the Lehman back field. This evening's games will send Mister Donut against Hilltop Inn at 6 and Pizza Bar taking on Noxen Texaco at 7 on the Noxen diamond; Millers will piay the Noxen Rebels at 6 2nd Down Home Music will take on the Whips at 7 on test. the Lehman front field, while Villa Roma. tangles with Grotto Pizza at 6 and Cook’s take on Tupper’s at 7. en the Lehman back diamond as Tupper’s tries a comeback: Tuesday’s games will send the -Noxen Rebels against Down Home Music at 6. and Hilltop Inn against Columbia Porch Shades at 7 on the Noxen diamond; Noxen Texaco. takes on Cook’s at 6 and Tupper’s will be facing a strong Villa Roma squad: at 7 on the front field at Lehman; Grotto Pizza will ‘play Miller's: at 6 and Treat Drive-In will play Mr. Donut at 7 on. the back diamond at Lehman. Standings of teams in both divisions thru Sun- day’s games: American, Noxen Rebels 6-0, Tupper’s 4-2: Grotto Pizza and Hilltop Inn 4-3 each; Noxen Texaco 2-3; Treat Drive-In: 2-4 and Whips 0- 7. National, Cook’s of Leh- man 6-1; Villa Roma. 5-1; According to John M. Baur, regional director of the Wyoming Valley Catholic Laymen’s Retreat League in the Back Mountain there will be a rally of all retreatants in School auditorium, Thursday, June 14 beginning at 7:30 p.m. Father Andrew Costello of the St. Alphonsus Retreat House will speak. A slide show built around Retreat House activities is planned. | § The Back Mountain i includes all Catholig Churches if the Nort thwestern! section of Luzerne County. Directors in the area are Dennis Gravey, Si. Ignatius, and Lawrence Kocik, A gerne Capta ins are Gustave , Fae Der and Chester Czértitak’ Faerber is in charge “of arrangements for the rally. The weekly meeting of the Back Mt. Kiwanis Club was held Saturday June 9th at the Mark II Resturant, Dallas. President Joe McDonald presided. Visiting guests attending the meeting were Kiwanis Clubs from: Carbon Lehighton = Wilkes-Barre Kiwanis, and: Dallas Kiwanis. During the past week, on June 6th’ the Back Mt. Kiwanis Club had a double “‘inter-club’’, in attendance at the ' Swoyersville Kiwanis, and also on that same night they had a inter-club ‘visit in at- tendance with the. Dallas On Thursday, June 7, the Back Mt. Kiwanis Club had another double 'inter-club visit, this one with the West Side Kiwanis held = at Konefal’s in Edwardsville. On Saturday, June 9, the Back Mt. ‘Kiwanis: held their ‘bi-monthly paper drive at the back of the Offset Paperback Com- pany, Dallas. The paper drive turned ‘out ‘to be a success. The Noxen Fire Com- pany Homecoming Committee will meet Thursday, June 14, at 7 p.m. at the Fire Hall. ‘A ‘Magic Show by Mary’ will open this years three-day event at 6 p.m. on Friday evening July 13. The Cub Scout Pack 530 will open Saturday ac- tivities at 11 a.m. with a Pine Derby Race against their fathers and any other challengers: Sunday will open at 1 p.m. with the annual dinner chaired by Harold Bennett. AIRLESS JIG SAW JIG SAW Y3'" REVERSING DRILL 3/8" DRILL B&D 74" B&D 774" Organ music by ‘Bobby’ will ‘be heard during Saturday and Sunday. Food stands will be open all three days under the direction of Audrey Lyons and Clara Lyons. Parade chairman Elmer Lyons announced that the parade will be on Saturday, July 14 at 2 p.m. with the line-up at 1.p.m. A special event for visiting firemen will be held and bunKer equipment is needed. One, of these days a member of the female sex will break the barrier and make it in the major leagues as a baseball player just like women are making it in other sports like race car driving, jockeys and other fields. It very well may be that Miss Theresa Baseski, 14- year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baseski of Crown Hill Heights, Carverton, just might turn the trick. Theresa, known to her teammates on the Orange Teeners team by the nickname of ‘Tete’, Saturday’s ‘game against Kunkle of the Bob Horlacher Teeners Softball League, and came home with her second win in three starts with Orange trouncing the third place Kunkle Teeners, 16 to 11. The win kept Orange tied for first place with Cen- termoreland on a record of six wins and two losses each. ‘Tete’ has lost only once asa moundsman this year, dropping a close game to That was the day, she had played earlier with the Dallas Junior High softball team in a game at Plains and had been rushed by her mother to get into the game against Kunkle, a ‘man- sized’ job. She is active in basketball and softball High, where she will enter the ninth grade come September. She pitched in one game during the 1978 season but has seen con- siderably more mound duty during the recent 1979 season when the Dallas junior softball squad went undefeated, chalking up six victories in ‘school com- petition. © She also is a member of the Dallas Junior High basketball team. The Orange Yankees were down by a 7 to 2 score after two innings in Saturday’s game against Kunkle but rallied to score a 16-11 win. Orange hitters blasted a barrage of hits to account for the win with Art Coolbaugh getting three hits in four ‘trips; Greg Kravitsky banging out three hits in three trips, one of them a double, and Bill Horn, who had a double and single in two trips to the platter, were the offen- sive stars for Kunkle. Centermoreland Phillies scored a 20 to 4 win on Saturday over the Beaumont-Jenks Teeners, who haven’t been. able to break the win barrier. Jamie Kyttle hurled for Centermoreland and had good batting support from teammates, Art Faux, the loop’s leading home run hitter, who connected for another roundtripper; Steve Yatsko who! had a three-for-three day, in- cluding a triple and a double and Dale Faux, who banged out two triples. Horlacher teeners Division will send Kunkle to Cen- termoreland and the Beaumont-Jenks team will be guests of Orange. On Wednesday, Kunkle plays at Orange and Cen- termoreland will play at Beaumont Jenks in the next to the last games of the season. Standings of the teams, including games: Orange and Cen- termoreland, 6-2, Kunkle 4- 4, Beaumont-Jenks 0-8. Dallas Baptist, Sweet Valley and Dallas Com- munity teams had un- blemished records in Bible Fellowship Softball League play through last week’s games. Dallas Community “eked out an 8 to 7 win over ;=Noexen Independent: Bible: Chur¢h and Bloomingdale Baptist beabodRearing: 1 Brogk, 10 to 8;:in the only, games played last week: The game between Sweet Valley and Northmoreland Baptist was setback to a later date because .of ‘a conflict” of activities at Northmoreland, and Dallas Baptist had the bye. Tuesday’s games sent Northmoreland against Dallas - Community; Roaring :. Brook was Baptist, having the bye. % Next Tuesday's games will send Community. of to Bloomingdale; Roaring Brook will be guests of Noxen, and Dallas Baptist will tangle with Sweet Valley in a game that will see one of those teams drop from the unbeaten ranks. Standings of the teams thru ' last week: andDdlas Community 2-0 each; Northmoreland 2-2, Bloomingdale 2-3; Noxen 1- 3, and Roaring Brook: 0-4. Manager Bob Oeller’s Kunkle Indians are headed for a perfect season in the Minors Division of the . Bob Horlacher Memorial Little League as’ Minor division teams start into the home stretch with only four games remaining to be played on the straight season schedule. Through = Saturday’s games the Indians had compiled a record of nine wins and had not tasted defeat. Kunkle’s remaining games were scheduled ‘against the Harveys Lake Bears last evening; on Saturday, Kunkle is slated to meet Centermoreland, then play the Beaumont Bombers at Beaumont on June 23, and windup their «straight season schedule on Tuesday, June 26 against the second place Orange Yankees ‘at Orange. on every 1979 MGB MIDWAY MOTORS 287-311 Orange is in second place in the league standings with a record of six wins and three losses. In games played last beat Noxen, 28 to 15, on Monday. evening; Kunkle defeated the Beaumont Dodgers, 18 to 6; Harveys Lake Bears upended Beaumont’s Bombers, 10 to 7, and Orange Yankees outlasted the Cen- termoreland ‘Phillies, 18 to 11, on Wednesday. Saturday’s results saw Beaumont Bombers win a 20-18 squeaker from the Orange Yankees; Harveys Lake Pirates beat Harveys Lake Bears, 8 to 5; Kunkle whitewashed Beaumont Dodgers, 7 to 0, and the fattened their batting averages, 22 to 14, in beating Noxen. in its four remaining games to clinch straight season honors. Saturday’s games will send Noxen to Beaumont Bombers; Harveys Lake Bears journey to Orange, and Kunkle will play at Centermoreland in games slated to start at 2:30. In a 4:30 start on Saturday, Harveys Lake Pirates will be guests of the Beaumont Dodgers. Standings of the teams: Kunkle 9-0, Orange 6-3, Beaumont Dodgers, 7-4, Harveys Lake Pirates 5-3, Harveys Lake Bears 6-4, Beaumont Bombers, 4-7, Centermoreland 2-8, and Noxen 0-10. Assembly of God plans school The Rev. Keith A. Holt announced today that there will be a Christian school meeting at First Assembly of God, 340 Carverton Rd., Trucksville, on June 18 at 7 p.m. The Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Madeira, who have operated a Christian school for three years at the Westmoor Christ, will be presenting a talk and a slide presen- tation explaining the Accelerated Christian Education program. Also, samples of the curriculum available for everyone to look at. Holt said the meeting has been designed so that parents can fully un- derstand the philosophy and goals of a Christian questions answered. Parents who have been
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