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bouts at home against
Nanticoke Area. They
decision, two decisions
and a default in collecting
the win.
98 1b. P.J. Bagley led off
for Dallas with a :53 over
Joe Dillon. 105 1b. Bill
Rudick clamped Jeff
Holup in 1:16. 112 1b. Len
Falcone took a superior
17-0 win over Tom
Sadowski and 119 1b. Mike
Borton took Mark
Brzozowski 5-1.
The Trojans picked up
their first win when 126 1b.
Bernie Manghillis nipped
Craig Rome 5-4.
132 1b. Edison Culver
flattened John Cheponis
in 3:56 and 138 lb. Rick
Kirshner won by default
over Frank Dudzinski,
who suffered an injury.
145 1b. Bill Griffin
turned over Victor Rilk in
5:27 and 155 lb. Mark
Kravits pinned Mike
Muscavage in 5:23. 167 lb.
Dave Curtis outwrestled
Dennis Bartuska 7-3. 185
Ib. Ed Yakabovicz
clamped Tom Jenkins in
4:13. ;
The Trojans took their
second and last bout when
heavyweight Mitch Breita
flattened Greg Dukinas in
3:06.
The Back Mountain
Wrestling Club hosted
Hazleton at the Dallas
Junior High School,
Sunday, Jan. 10 for the
opening of the Penn
Elementary Wrestling
League’s 1982 season.
The Back Mountain
team proved to be too well
balanced for the Hazleton
team, with the Back
Mountain boys coming on
the top end of a 62-7 vic-
tory. Although the score
was one-sided there were
many exciting bouts.
Results were: J. Ferry
(H) dec. E. Williams
(BMWC) 12-6; G. Roper
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(BMWC) pinned T.
Paisley (H) 3:28; J.
Randazzo (BMWC) drew
M. Lauriwick (H) 7-7; B.
Hawkins (BMWC) pinned
C. Schnider (H) 1:48; A.
Dennis (BMWC) drew R.
Rodens (H) 9-9; M.
Reinert (BMWC) pinned
J. Schnider (H) 2:50; B.
Janosky (BMWC) pinned
J. Hoppy (H) 2:27; K.
Coolbaugh (BMWC) dec.
L. Navotney (H) 6-3; M.
Richards (BMWC) pinned
B. Hoppy (H) :29; G.
Faulls (BMWC) dec. A.
Miller (H) 12-1; T. Ber-
nick (BMWC) pinned R.
Hinkel (H) :44; D. LaPort
(BMWC) pinned R.
Simpson (H) 1:56; G.
Ogurkis (BMWC) pinned
D. Matenlla (H) 1:53; and
S. Finn (BMWC) dec. D.
Matenlla (H) 6-4.
Eager Beavers picked
up three from Primo’s in
Our Gang League led by
J. Yanchik’s 532 and D.
Katyl’s 525. E. Dingle
walloped pins for 235 (542)
for Primo’s. The Hangers
took three from the Gutter
Dusters paced by L.
Lavelle’s 231 (560). V.
Hudak spilled pins for 212
(577) for the losing five.
Bad News Bowlers
copped three from the
Strike Outs who had M.
Carkhuff’s 504. B. Eip-
per’s 517 led the way for
the Guzzler’s three points
from No Names. C. Exar-
hopoulis hit the pins for
181 for No Names.
In the Bowlerette
League Franklins copped
three from Mr. Donut
aided by G. Grant’s 185.
Tom Reese and Hoagie
Bar divided evenly.
Charter Number 8921
Comptroller of the
Code, Section 161.
of $100,000 or more
ending with report date:
I, William C. Heidel,
and belief.
1/17/82
Statement of Resources and Liabilities Thousands of dollars
ASSETS
Cash and due from depository institutions ............. 2,904
U.S. Treasury securities (|... 0 vi one die i 5,566
andicorporations |’. i. i Uhm i Se LR a Te None
Obligations of States and political subdivisions
in'the United States... ol rida an i dn Cl hii 2,277
Allother securities... ..... lo Lodi ile Tg i ral on 21
Federal funds sold and securities
purchased under agreementstoresell .................. 3,350
Loans, Total (excluding
unearned income). ................. 17,324
Less: Allowance for possible
Joan losses... ou nil Gl aa 196
Loans) Net, nae, usin band snip al Dut Shin, 17,128
Lease financing receivables. .......................... None
Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and
other assets representing bank premises ................. 802
Real estate owned other than bank premises. .............. 29
All'otherassets i... iil nn Lo lu Sn sol Lada, 226
TOTAL ASSETS |. i ise a sa ea 32,303
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and:corporations. Uo eel, DLC LSE Lae 2,753
Time and savings deposits of individuals, partner-
ships, and corporations’... J... da LLL dna Lo 26,417
Deposits of United States Government ................... 29
Deposits of States and political subdivisions in
the United States... /5 0 dann 4 la LOU Eb 265
Al other deposits... ..... co nin Ldn None
Certified and officers’ checks ............................ 56°
Total Deposits. iii wiih, ob FL Une Lei, 29,520
Total demand deposits.............. 3,013
Total time and savings deposits . . .. 26,507
Federal funds purchased and securities
sold under agreements to repurchase ..................... 40
Interest-bearing demand notes (note balances)
issued to the U.S. Treasury and other
liabilities for borrowed money ........................ None
Mortgage indebtedness and liability
for capilalizedleases ... 0. ........ 0000, Mid onan vis None
All other liabilities. J. li cas dvied Dan hn LUNAR be 496
TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated
notes:and debentures)... .. cL Ue Ga 30,066
Subordinated notes and debentures ................... None
EQUITY CAPITAL
Preferred stock —
No. shares outstanding. ............ None
(parivalue)....... 00 od deal CL None
Common stock —
No. shares authorized.............. 12,500
No. shares outstanding ............ 12,500
(par valueki: nai dy ORE 312
Surplus... el SE a kA RES SO al 382
/s/ Myer Greenwald
Henry C. Johnson
Wm. P. Gunster
DIRECTORS
/s/ William C. Heidel
January 13, 1982
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Endless Mountains took
all from Dallas Nursery in
the George Shupp League.
R. Barr led the mountain
men with 555. He was
aided by M. Rudick’s 214
(541). The nursery men
Stredny’s 521. Stanton TV
shut out Roberts Oil
sparked by L. Lavelle who
walloped the pins for 237-
232 (662) and J. Maculis’
219 (531). J. Holowich
rolled 531 for the oil men.
Fino’s Pharmacy took
three from Harris
Associates paced by K.
Youngblood’s 268 (601)
and J. Strazdus’ 223 (590).
R. Bonomo added 543 and
G. Shalata gave 213 (572).
Harris men had A.
Wendel’s 212 (566) and G.
Harris’ 214 (549). D.
Purvin rolled 532. J. Ide’s
219 (602) led Disque
Funeral Home to three
points from Gino’s Shoe
Store. C. Kazokas posted
525 for the shoe dealer.
In the Ladies Country
League R. Radzinski
scattered pins for 177-184-
188 (549) to lead the
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Castlettes to four points
from A.F. Roan. L.
Cyphers added 177. M.
Fondo rolled 170 (486) and
K. Scavone hit the pins for
191 (474) to pace Fashion
Vending to three points
from G.H. Harris. The
Harris girls had K.
Hunter's 185 and L.
Thomas’ 172. Daring’s’
Market picked up. three
from Grotto Pizza who
had C. Mill's 197 and A.
Hospodar’s 171.
In the Idetown Compact
League the Lynx earned
three from LaBarons
while the Capri’s took
three from the Camaros.
Cimerrons picked up
three from the Mustangs
led by M. Carkhuff’s 510.
Aries dropped three
points to the Firebirds in
spite of M. Balberchak’s
214 (551) and S. Roberts’
189 (495). L. Stallard’s 561
led the winning team.
Citations took three from
the Omegas sparked by J.
Curtis’ 569.
In the Back Mountain
Church League East
Dallas picked up four
points by forfeit. Maple
Grove blanked Shaver-
town A and Carverton A
shut out Dallas B. Carver-
ton B took three from
Orange A and Shavertown
C copped three from
Trucksville C. The
Lutherans picked up three
from Shavertown A while
Dallas B divided evenly.
High scores were B.
Law 214 (545), K.J.
Spencer 583, T. Wilson
518, J. Rogers 215, B.
Moore 238 (586), G.
Brunges 547 and J. Baur
547, J. Zarno 226 (542), J.
Mitchell 228, T. Metz 219,
J. Ide 569, R. Daubert 545,
J. Curtis 528, and J.
Cobleigh 548.
Half Pounders took all
from the Hambos in the
Franklin Family
Restaurant League led by
A. Wendel’s 217-223 (609).
M. Whiting added 563, H.
Bennett rolled 554 and T.
Doughton hit 211 (532).
Alpiners dropped three to
the Bermudas who were
paced by B. Weaver's 552.
R. Bonomo’s 257 (656) led
the way for the C.M.P.’s
three point win over the
Slim Liners. G. Mazer
gave 543 and C. Deitz 517.
The losing team had C.
Williams’ 214 (557) and F.
Stevens 541. Beach
Combers copped three
from the Big Bens aided
by K. Spencer’s 220 (554)
and C. Nafus’ 221.
In the Imperialette
League the Jean Shop
continued to lead by
taking three points from
Gino's Shoe Store. Trail’s
End moved into second by
grabbing three from
Lombardo Baker while
Mahaffey Oil droppted to
third by losing three to
fourth place Lamoreaux
Auto. Lombardo Bakery
is in fifth tied with Gino’s.
M. Fondo’s 179-171 (501)
was high for the night
followed by S. Johnson's
174 (486). C. Smith rolled
(471), D. Zurinski hit the
pins for 186, N. Ide posted
188 and I. Katyl rolled 176.
The young = Black
Knights of Lake-Lehman
went to the courts three
times last week and came
up with three losses.
Seton Catholic took an
early first quarter lead
Saturday evening to
defeat the Knights 55-46.
Seton’s Frank Tippet
canned 18 points to lead
his team to the win. He
was followed by Mike
Farrell who had 14 and J.
Kosik who put in 10 points.
The Knights were able
to score only seven
pointsin the first quarter
while their opponents
tossed in 13. In the second
quarter the Knights out-
scored Seton Catholic 13-
12 but fell down in the
opening period of the
second half when they put
in only three points while
Seton chipped in 10.
The game was close at
the end of the first half
with the Eagles leading
25-20 but the Eagles came
on strong in the third
period to put the game on
ice.
The Knights rallied in
the final period but
couldn’t get enough to
overtake their opponents.
Joe Kishkill led the
Knights with 17 points.
Bill Bearde dumped in 16.
Bishop Hoban took the
Knights 61-49 Thursday
paced by Mike Slaboski’s
30 points, 26 from the floor
and 4-4 from the foul line.
G. Bukeavich also hit the
double figures with 15
points’ in the exhibition
game.
The Argents held a i)
half 28-17 lead and never
fell behind throughout the
contest.
Joe Kishkill led the
Knights with 20 points
tossing in 18 from the field
and hitting 2-4 from the
free stripe. Bill Bearde hit
for 12 points, all of them
from the field.
In Tuesday’s game with
Crestwood, the Comets
outscored the Knights 24-8
in the first quarter to go
on to win 71-54. The
Knights hit 16-20 from the
foul line and were out-
scored only 47-46 by the
Comets in the final three
quarters but they were
unable to overcome the
Comets first quarter lead.
The Comets Bob Rice
20 points. Rich Dauber hit
16 and M. Lavigna tossed
in 11.
Joe Kishkill paced 4
Knights with 20 poin’
hitting 16 of them in the
second half. John Wendel
put in 10.
This week the Knights
play West Side Techn at
home on Tuesday and
G.A.R. on the Grenadiers
court Friday.
Lake-Lehman Lady
Knights lost their (first
game of the league season
Saturday when Seton
Catholic defeated them
60-48 led by M. Mozal who
tossed in 17 points and M.
Reddington 16.
The young Knights sur-
prised the Seton team in
the first half and led 28-27
at the end of the first half.
The third quarter was a
see-saw contest with
Seton Catholic leading 40-
38. It was the fourth
quarter that gave Seton
Catholic the win when
Mozal controlled the
defensive boards and
dumped in nine of 11 free
The Lady Knights had a
balanced scoring game
with Kim Fey hitting 12
and Tracy Turner scoring
10 each.
The Lady Knights were
edged out 36-34 by Tunk-
hannock in an exhibition
game Thursday night
played on the local girls
court.
Hudzik led the Lake-
Lehman girls with 14
points, P. Solinski hit
eight, Fey and Turner six
each.
Tunkhannock’s Kim
Vermevlen was high
scorer with 15 points.
Tracy Turner tossed
18 points to lead the Lakies
Lehman girls to a 49-
trouncing -of = Crestwood
Tuesday afternoon.
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Crestwood trailed by
only two points at the end
of the first quarter but the
Lady Knights took over in
the second and third
quarters to put the game
on ice.
Fey added 10 points to
the Lady Knights scoring
ad did freshman Rebecca
Clifford.
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