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The Greater Wilkes:
Barre Family = YMCA
announced that the 9th
Annual Elementary
Wrestling Tournament
will be ‘held Sunday,
March 2nd at the Wilkes
College Gymnasium. The
Tournament is open to
wrestlers 12 years of age
as of March 2nd and
‘younger.
This year the Tour-
nament will feature three
divisions I - For wrestlers
8and under. IT - 9 & 10 and
III - 11 & 12.
Trophies sponsored
by the First Eastern
Bank, will be awarded to
all first and second place
finishers and plaques will
be awarded to each third
and fourth place con-
testant.
“The Eric Planitzer
Trophy’’ named in honor
of retired YMCA
Executive Director, will
be awarded for the
wrestler with the most
falls in the least total
time. “The Vince DeGillio
Trophy” named after the
founder of all YMCA
Wrestling Tournaments
will be awarded for the
most outstanding wrestler
in each division.
For entry in-
formation, please contact
the Wilkes-Barre YMCA
823-2191. Rich Clemens
will be the tournament
director.
Damon Young, health
and physical director, is
announcing the Greater
Wilkes-Barre YMCA
karate and judo club
‘which begins a new series
of classes on Jan. 29, to
last to March 13. Classes
meet Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Self-defense will
develop and teach you to
have a feeling of security
through physical fitness
and unarmed - self-
defense. = Just as im-
portantly, Karate and
Judo will provide peace of
mind, a sense of self
discipline, and a sense of
self confidence.
Training begins with
simple motions of
posture, flexibility and
strength. Training
progresses into action
forms of continuous at-
tack and defense.
As co-ordination and
strength develops
students are up graded in
rank and given advanced
instruction on techniques.
Dallas Senior High
School power technology
students have received a
certificate of merit from
the editors of ‘Mechanix
Illustrated’ magazine.
The students received the
commendation from the
editors for their excellent
craftsmanship in their
workshop projects. The
award will be presented in
an upcoming issue of the
magazite
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An angry man is again
angry with himself when
he returns to reason. --
Publius Syrys.
Russell Owens, in-
structor of the power
technology program, has
been successful for the
past year and a half. The
program has been very
successful with the
students. This last award
is one of three received
this year.
The students completed
a custom-made motor-
cycle, four student
motorcycles and restored
25 cars for the program.
Edgar R. Hughes, high
school principal,
congratulated the
students for their out-
standing performance.
8-Cylinder
6-Cylinder
814 WYOMING AVE.
CHRYSLER !
Class Begins:
29-March 13, 1980, or
March 25-May 15, 1980.
Class Times: Tuesday
and Thursday 7:30-9:30
p.m.
Class Fees: $35 for Non
Members (includes basic
membership) Free to
Full Privilege members
Call or stop in to
register or ask questions.
Dallas seeks
English
teacher
Dallas School District
will have a professional
vacancy on its
educational staff of the
Dallas Senior High School
for an English instructor,
effective Feb. 29 for the
remainder of the school
year. The instructor must
be ‘certified in English.
Anyone interested in the
position should contact
Gerald Wycallis,
curriculum office, as soon
as possible but no later
than Feb. 1.
January
(Photo by Frank A. Kubicki)
from 6 to 7
Lake-Lehman High
grade;
Susan Dicton,
College Misericordia’s
“Fun Runs” will resume
on Jan. 26 following a
break for the Christmas
vacation.
The runs are held on the
Back Mountain campus at
10 each Saturday morning
and are available to the
general public at no
charge. The runs are
supervised by ex-
perienced runners at the
college and include
physical check-ups before
actual running takes
place.
“Fun Runs” are for
both the novice and the
experienced runner with
distances set accordingly.
Stretching exercises
are held in the college
gym first, followed by
running distance from '4
miles to 4 miles around
the Misericordia campus.
(Photo by Frank A. Kubicki)
Back Mt. mat club
The Back Mt. Wrestling Club’s elementary wrestling
team scored eight pins and overpowered the Hanover
young matmen by a score of 60-15 on Sunday afternoon at
the Hanover gym
This marked the second victory for the local grapplers,
who will host Wyoming Valley West next Sunday af-
ternoon at the Dallas Junior High School at 1:30.
RESULTS:
45-Jason Randazzo, BM, won by forfeit.
50-Bobby Hawkins, H, dec. Aaron Dennis, BM, 6-0.
55-Bryan Mathers, BM, pinned Mike Jaslar, H, 3:11.
60-Carey Falcone, BM, dec. Joe Wildes, H, 2-0.
65-Billy Mathers, BM, pinned Joe Rpoetski, H, 1:40.
70-Jeff Austin, BM, pinned John Bleich, H, :44.
75-Scott Walsh, BM, dec. Kevin Kaminski, H, 7-0.
80-Mark Yaple, BM, pinned Bud Wolfe, H, 1:29.
85-Mark Whitesell, BM, pinned Mike Kosloski, H, 1:36
90-Paul Feeney, BM, pinned Bob Mitchell, H, 50.
95-Todd Kolbicka, H, pinned Matt Conologue, BM, 1:39.
100-Joe Giordano, BM, pinned Jeff dougherty, H, 1:40.
107-Dave Hossage, H, pinned Brian Freeman, BM, :47.
117-Paul Andes, BM, pinned Jeff Hart, H, 3:36.
In tournament action on Saturday at Sayre, First place
trophies were won by Bryan Mathers at 55 lbs. and Jeff
Randazzo at 60 lbs.; capturing second place was Steve
Mathers at 55, and Mark Amato placed third.
In the Montgomery tournament, Bill Mathers won first
place honors, Scott Walsh and Matt Conologue placed
third, and Pual Feeney and Mark Yaple placed fourth.
COTTON
Now 1/2 price
league play during
January, Glen's Hookers
took seven points in Our
Gang League. The
Hookers picked up three
points from Vic's Girls the
second week after
shutting out the
Challengers. Tough Luck
divided evenly with the
Brunswick Go Fors after
doing the same with the
Tigers. The High Rollers
copped three from the
Challengers, Jan. 10, after
earning three from the
Bush League five a week
earlier. The Pin Splitters
took three from Mission
Impossibles then dropped
three the following week
to the Tigers. The first
week Vic's Girls picked
up three points from the
Go Fors. The week of
Jan. 10 the Busch League
team grabbed three from
Mission Impossible.
Hitting high scores for
the Glen’s Hookers team
were B. Swingle 176-183
(510), 190 (487); G. Mazer
208 (540), and 506. C.
Exarhopoulis rolled 173
(473) for the Challengers
and Din Katyl hit 547. M.
Lach posted 205 (494) and
Brunswick Go Fors had L.
Busch’s 174 and Gary
Mazer’s 214 (513). Tough
Luch had H. Vivian’s 213,
212, S. Moku'’s 173, and
Dave Katyl's 217 (561).
M. Carkhuff hit the pins
for 181 for the Tigers and
L. Isaacs spilled them for
511. E. Dingle toppled
wood for 223 (527) for the
Busch League team and
J. Ide rolled 517 for
Mission Impossible.
In the Thursday. Girls
League the Daffodils took
three from. the Violets
despite L. Menapce hit-
ting 163-164 for the losing
five. J. Bookless’ 169
paced the Iris in shutting
out the Daisies whose high
scorer ‘was .K. Newart
with 163. N. Kozemchak
hit the pins for 181 (479) to
lead the Tulips to four
points from the Pansies
and H. Parker's 164 aided
the Roses in taking all
from the Petunias.
Hoagie Bar girls copped
three points from the
Checkerboard five despite
N. Crane's 168 for the
losing girls in the
Bowlerette League. T.
Langdon’s 171 (471) aided
Tom Reese in splitting 2-2
with Mr. Donut.
With only three match
sheets turned in for the
Major League reports
show that Wesley's
Garage earned three from
Gebhardt’s Bowling
Supplies. J. Roan hit the
pins for 219 (578), F.
Adams spilled the wood
for 235 (569) and T. Nevel
rolled 561. Gebhardt’s
were paced by R.
Bonomo’s big 244 (613)
and B. Varner’s 211 (557).
B. Gosart added 532. Led
by J Ide’s 213 (602), Hasay
Chevrolet picked up three
points from Cook’s Store.
P. Jordan added 216 (584),
S. Bonomo scattered pins
for 559 and T. Zekas
contributed 515. Steele’s
Restaurant and
Shavertown = Lumber
divided 2-2. A. Wendel
knocked down pins for 211
(607). TT. Doughton
scattered them for 211-210
(593) and H. Bennett hit
them for 513. Steele’s
CITRUS
FRUIT
SALE
were sparked by B.
Hislop’s 244 (549) ‘and R
Harned’s 220.
The Imperialetts
League started the secon
half with two 3-1 matches
Consistent bowling by
Scavone led Lombardo
Bakery to three poin
from Roth Jewelr
despite M. Neifert hitti
174 for the jeweler. iy
Ide’s 180 (473) sparked
Mahaffey Oil Company |
three points from Ginos
Shoe Store. She was
helped by C. Mill's 171 ard
P. Gordons 173. N.
Fondo rolled 173 for tke
shoe dealer. Dallas Dairy:
evenly. J. Bolinski spilled
pins for 175 (479) for tle
dairy five while 1.
Thomas scattered then
for 207 (477) for the Jegn
In the George Shupp
League Baltimore Lie
copped three points from
Roberts Oil while Finos
picked up three fron
Stanton TV. Harrs
Associates blanked
Disque Funeral Home ard
Endless Mountains five
took three from Dallks
Nursery.
High Scorers were ;
Fielding 205 (546).
Baltimore Life; 4
Shalata 510; Roberts Oi};
R. Bonomo 599, ..
Strazdus 220-222 (577), EK.
Youngblood 551, FE.
Considine 213 (540) and B.
Gosart (530), Fino’s; Wf.
Maculis 543, D. Katyl 20
(531), L. Coolbaugh 5!3
Stanton’s TV; A. Wendl
254 (638), S. Bonomo 58,
G. Harris 545, H. Bennet
215 (524), Harrs
Associates; J. Ide 22
(514) Disque Funeril
Home; J. Simcik 549, D.
Regan 518, L. Rogers 51%
Endless © Mountains; Bi
Weaver 555, D. Eddy, S:
537, and P. Jordan 2i2
(518); Dallas Nursery.
P. Gordon hit the pits
for 176 (598) to pace David
Ertley girls to three
points from Grotto Pizza
in the Ladies Count
League. T. Langdan
aided with 477 and {.
Sidorek rolled 178. E.
Radzinski led the pizza
team with 176-171 (49)
and F. Allabaugh con
tributed 174. C. Smith
scattered pins for 197-172
three points
Daring’s Market. {
Pickering spilled the i
for. 184 (479) for the
grocery dealer. Fashi
Vending and Castlettes
split 2-2 with A. Hospodar
pounding the pins for 2(4
(490) and J. Garrah
hitting 175 (477)... T
vending team was lead
L. Cyphers’ 173 (482). |i
In the Compact League
the Comets copped three
points from the Ran
blers. Corvairs took three.
from the Larks and tke
Darts picked up three
points from the Corvettes.
The Skylarks earned
three from the Tempesis
while the Valiants were
taking three from the
Falcons.
High scores were, fel
with J. Curtis rolled 524,
J. Roan 219 (533), D. Doty
503, P. Swithers 500, B.
Lamoreaux 200, e
Langdon 201 (506), KE.
Langdon 212. 1
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