Mahaffey Oil continued |
Leagueby dividing evenly
withLombardo Bakery. J.
Mekeel hit the pins for 172
Kickers.
B. Varner’s 538 and R.
Daubert’s 519 showed the
way for Kocher Boys four
points: from Smith’s
Wilson 523, C. Cobleight
520, T. Heness 513 and W.
Lozo 522.
G. H. Harris shut out
PAGE NINE
Lake-Lehman High
School senior Ron Swingle
is a student in the general
studies program at the
varsity and this year was
a member of the varsity
team.
In baseball, he plays
and football.
' He likes to listen to
music, particularly hard
rock. He has enjoyed trips
to give her high game for Homes in the Lakers Fashion Vending in high school. He is the son catcher or shortstop. Ron to Canada and to West
both teams. Gino’s Shoe [.eagsue. Kocher’s Girls Bb : of Ronald and Sandra’ started playing baseball Virginia.
Store moved into a tie for one ed four to Bar A thie] adies, Couniry Swingle of Noxen. Ron in Little League. Last Ron said that at Lake-
second place with Fo Barb Y. hit he oh a has a sister, Cynthia, year he was a member of Lehman High School,
\ i @@)-amoreaux Auto Partsby the pins for 219. DiVeronia 196 (534). F. Allabaugh ninth grade student at the high school’s varsity: there is more unity than in
({
copping three points from
the Auto Parts girls. M.
Girls took three from
Hanson’s Girls paced by
gave 199 and P. Gordon
aided with 183-173 (492).
Lake-Lehman.
Following graduation
team and will go out for
the team again this
most schools. ‘Everyone
takes an interest in
Fondo hammered thepins PP, Thomas’ 179. B. (astlettes blanked David from high school, Ron season. everyone's activities. We
for 201 and D. Botteon (Casterline spilled pins for ~~ Ertley sparked by M. plans to" attend Millers- He also is an honor roll also are very proud of
.spilled them for 176 for 189 and L. Fairing Culver’s 179. Grotto Pizza ville State’ College and student and was in the wrestling and basketball
Gino’s. S. Johnson knocked them down for picked up three from major in industrial homecoming where he teams,” said Ron.
scattered pins for 188 171 for Hanson’s. Water Daring’s Market sparked education. escorted Bonnie Forster. He said that the faculty:
(500) to lead. the Jean
Shop in taking three
points from Roth Jewelry.
In the Franklin Family
Restaurant League Half
Pounders shut out the Big
Bens paced by H. Ben-
nett’s 224-210 (630) and T.
Doughton’s 211-234 (628).
A. Wendell added 221
(582) and M. Whiting hit
512. R. Bonomo’s 236 (622)
led Big Bens and F.
Adams rolled 212 (603). T.
Nevel posted 516. Alpiners
blanked the Bermudas
paced by R. Herron’s 569
and B. Hislop’s 211 (552).
B. Weaver, Sr. hit the pins
Front Cafe and Hanson’s
Boys split 2-2. G. Mazer
hit the pins for 534 and C.
Kazokas scattered them
for 524 for the Water
Front. group. A. Blizzard
knocked down pins for 224
(556 And T. Guzek toppled
them for 512 for the
Hanson team. Bar A
picked up three from Ide’s
Paving. Bar A had B.
Casterline’s 232 (564). B.
Kaiser’s 537 and M.
Delaney’s 524. Ide’s R.
Vendrando rolled 557 and
F. Weber hit 338.
Mr. Donut earned three
from Hoagie Bar in the
by L. Thomas who hit pins
for 204 (517) and C. Mill’s
199 (505). J. Lamoreaux
spilled pins for 187-180
(525) for the grocer’s
team.
In the Idetown Compact
League Corvairs took four
from the Comets while the
Skylarks took all from the
Corvettes paced by G.
Leachey’s 180 (470).
Tempests dropped three
to the Ramblers whose S.
Miller hit pins for 176. The
Valiants grabbed three
from the Falcons aided by
M. Morris’ 173. Darts ‘and
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
This week’s In the Post
Spotlight Student at Lake-
Lehman, Ron is a
member - of the 1981
District II, and Wyoming
Valley High School
Wrestling Conference
championship team.
Ron started wrestling in
elementary grades and
continued throughout
junior and senior high
school. During his junior
year he wrestled junior
for 230 (537) for the losing ~~ Bowlerette League with: Larks divided evenly. M. John Ash is the son of plans to-attend college.He specially the math
five. Beach Combers none of the girls hitting Miller knockeddown pins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ash plans to major in biology, program.” “The band
picked up three points’ high scores. Checker- for 178 and D. Kaye of Trucksville. He has a music or the medical leader, who is in the
rom the Hambos paced
by J. Hanley’s 595 and B.
Hanley’s 559. High man
for the Hambos was R.
Barr who knocked down
wood for 222-214 (594).
C.M.P.’s took three from
the Slim Liners sparked
by B. Varner’s 535. K.
Orkwiss led. the Slim
Liners with" 563 and F.
Stevens added 534.
Bar Room Buddies took
all from the Space Cadets
Eipper scattered pins for
582. D. Hudak rolled 196
for the Buddies team.
Strike Outs grabbed four
points from the E-Z
Rollers while the Foul
Ups copped three from
Good Persons. Cyclones
took two and a half points
from the Buffalo Chip
Kickers. C. Exarhopoulis
rolled a walloping 170-184-
171 (525) for the Cyclones.
V. Hudak tumbled pins for
220 (561) for the Chip
board copped three from
Tom Reese girls with’ no
one able to post ‘high
games.
In the Back Mountain
Church League East
Dallas shut out Shaver-
town B. Trucksville B
picked up four on a forfeit
by Dallas B and Orange B
blanked Shavertown A.
Maple Grove took three
points from Shavertown C
and the Lutherans copped
three from Dallas A.
Carverton A dropped
three to their opponents
whose team mebers were
H. Long, J. Remington, F.
Hughes, C. Cobleigh and
S. Williams. Orange A
made it three over Car-
verton. -
High scores for the
night ‘were J. Cobleigh
538,T. Nevel 222 (578), F.
Cornell 564, R. Cyphers
539, H. Brunges 213 (528),
R. Bear 215 (522). B.
Williams 220 (611). Ted
scattered them for 539.
Stanton TV shut ‘out
Gino’s Shoe Store paced
by D. Katyl’s 555. C.
Kazokas rolled 545 for the
shoe store. Roberts" Oil
dropped three to Dallas
Nursery who had high
series by D. Eddy,Sr. 215-
210 (606). N. Stredney 226
(585). P. Jordan 531, and
F. Adams 526. B. Shalata
hit pins for 540 for the oil
team. Harris Associates
took three from Endless
Mountains and Fino’s
split with Disque Funeral
Home.
High scores were posted
by G. Harris 526, S.
Bonomo 523, and A.
Wendel 520. The mountain
boys had D. Regan’s 522
and J. Strazdus’ 510.
sister, Pamela, a 5th
grade student. - John is a
junior in the college prep
program at Dallas High
School and this week’s In
the Post Spotlight student.
John has been a
member of the Dallas
High School band for the
past ‘six years as a
trumpet player. He also
plays in a jazz band,
‘which is a small group of
the high school band
members who play for
dinners and banquets.
Just recently, John
participated in the CPR
class where he received
certification in CPR. He
aid.
field. :
In his leisure time, John
is a member of the
Kingston Twp. ambulance
and the Trucksville Fire
company. He also enjoys
swimming, hiking,
camping, playing
baseball and especially
listening to music. His
favorites are recordings
by trumpet = players
Maynard Ferguson and
Chuck Mantione.
As a traveler John has
visited most of the eastern
coast states and admits he
particularly likes Florida.
Good comments
flourish from John for the
Dallas academic program
which he says ‘‘has a fine
academic program--e-
process of rebuilding the
band, offers a good music
program to the students.”
However, he does say
he would like to see the
administrators re-eva-
luate the music program
so students could benefit
more from that depart-
ment.
The only suggestions
John has to make about
more benefits: for the
students of Dallas is that
certain elective programs
such as a swim team and
other such programs
would be appreciated by
the students. He also feels
the students should be
able to select ‘courses
more freely.
Lake-Lehman will send
four matmen to the state
tournament ‘at Hershey
this weekend. Rick
Bonomo and Mike
Leskowsky advance as
regional champs, Rocky
112-1b. Rick Bonomo
earned his weight class
title using pins to take all
Wrestler of the regional
competition.
Bonomo took the final
bout by clamping Sayre’s
Tom Burns in 3:42. In the
semifinals he flattened
Danville’s Rich Reilly in
Coolidge in the quarter-
finals to advance to’ the
semi’s where he
decisioned Mark Smith of
came back to flatten
Bloomsburg’s Bruce
Mowery in 3:14 in the
finals.
Rocky Bonomo ad-
vanced to the finals where
he lost 3-0 to Hughesville’s
: Bonomo goes as runnerup 1:30 and in Friday night's Mike Biggers. He
1S Nikos a in the 119-1b. class and 138- quarterfinals Bonomo decisioned Montgomery’s
likes- re 7 Ib. Bernie Janusz ad- pinned Mark Welker of Ron Hawkins 9-5 in the
od -10-9 Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. vances by winning in the Loyalsock. opening ~~ round of
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ie ; : The Knights: will Leskowsky copped the Burak of Lackawanna
& wrestle in the Class AA heavyweight ° title by Trail 9-0 in the semi-
bY £ competition in states. pinning Wellsboro’s Brad finals.
Janusz came back to
win in the consolation
finals by turning over
Liberty’s Ralph Agnoni in
During the summer
months, Ron plays in the
Back Mountain Softball
League. In his leisure
time, he also helps his
father with the elemen-
tary wrestling program at
the Noxen Elementary
School.
Ron enjoys all kinds of
athletics including ice
skating, roller skating,
swimming, basketball
and administration are to
be commended for the
time and effort they give
to help the student both in
their studies and with
personal problems.
He believes it would be
appreciated by . the
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