PAGE TWELVE i Valentine Day just food. . A. Wendell walloped the pins for 256-211 (630) to lead the Half Pounders to three points’ from the ~ C.M.P.’s in the Franklin ~ Family Restaurant League. M. Whiting . helped with 573 and C. Kazokas aided with 527. R. Bonomo’s 221 (576) was high for the losing five followed by C. Deitz" 550 and G. Mazer’s 533. Big Bens copped three from the Alpiners sparked by F. Adams who hammered ‘pins for 255 (628. Ber- mudas shut out the Hambos paced by G. Mazer’s 214 (553) and B. Weaver's 534. S. Bonomo rolled 531 for Hambos. K. Orkwiss burned the lanes for 205-209-222 (636) to lead the Slim Liners to two and a-half points over the Beach Combers. K. Spencer toppled pins for © +535. C. Nafus scattered wood for 539 for the Beach Combers. . In the Bowlerette League Nancy Crane spilled pins for 176 to lead Mr. Donut in blanking Tom Reese. N. Moser’s 173 was high for the losing team. B. Lumley’s 194 paced the Franklin girls to three points over the Hoagie Bar whose D. Vrhel toppled pins for 177 (496). - Trucksville C took all from Shavertown A despite the A’s W. Davis hitting 552 in the Back ‘Mountain Church League. Trucksville B picked up four points by forfeit from Dallas B. K. Spencer rolled a big 588 and B. “Moku hit 526 for the B Winners. The Lutherans blanked Maple Grove led by R. Stair’'s (563). brother team Orange B. W. Lozo and J. Zarno knocked them down for 213 (542). The losing five had B. Cyphers’ 536 and T. Sponseller’s 533. K. Youngblood’s 579 was wasted as Shavertown. C dropped three pints to Dallas A. C. Molley’s 226 (558) and B. Walko’s 520 helped Shavertown B take three points from Car- verton B. Carverfon A dropped three points to East Dallas despite J. Ide’s 558. In the Idetown Compact League Omegas picked up three from the Camaros who had Connie Doty’s 213 (502). Lynx shut out the Firebirds led by E. Langdon’s 524. The Cimmarons blanked the Capris aided by M. Cark- huff’s’ 531°) and N. Kozemchak’s 181. Mustangs took three from the Citations despite T. Metz hitting 530 for the losing team. Aries and La Barons divided evenly with’ J. Roan giving the Barons 552. The Aries paced by J. Bolinski’s 200- 184 (551), R. Balberchak’s and S. Roberts 171 (490). Endless Mountaints took four from Roberts Oil in the George Shupp League with R. Barr's 235-224 (584) showing the for a pair of 204’s (596) and S. Bonomo rolled 541 to lead Harris Associates to a clean sweep over Dallas Nursery. The nursery men had P. Jordan’s 214 (579), J. Swingle’s 226 (574) and F. Adams 558. Fino’s Pharmacy shut out Gino’s Shoe Store with all five men hitting good scores. B. Downs led the way with 227 (619), R. Bonomo rolled 556, K. Youngblood posted- 235 (553), R. Mekeel hit pins for 550 and T. Shalata’ added 545. Disque Funeral Home earned three points from Stanton TV whose D. Katyl scattered pins for 231 (607). J. Ide’s 212 (568) led Disque’s followed by E. Labatch’s 547, L. Yankowski’s 538 and B. Varner’s 211 (528). In the Ladies Country League Castlettes took from Fashion Vending sparked by R. Radzinski who walloped the pins for 186-170-178 (534). L. Cyphers gave 192 (483) and M. Hirner rolled 185 (473). K. Scavone hit 189 (487) for the vending team. A.F. Roan Inc. copped three from Daring’s Market paced by N. Crane’s 180. J. Lamoreaux’s 170 was high for the grocer. Pizza and G.H. Harris split 2-2 with'A. Hospodar scattering pins for 180-188 C. Mill added 192 (470). L. Thomas tumbled pins for ALL FLAVORS 175 (488) and M. Culver toppled them for 180 (487) for the Harris girls. Bad News Bowler shut out the Eager Beavers in Our Gang League. E. Dingle walloped pins for to three points from the Strike Outs who were led by M. Carkhuff’s 526. Guzzlers picked up three from the Hangers who had J. Ide’s 528 and Darlene Hudak’s 176. No Names copped three from the Gutter Dusters led by C. Exarhopoulis’ 175. Jean Shop shut out Lamoreaux Auto Body Parts in the Imperialette to six points over Mahaffey Oil and Trails End tied for second. Trails End moved into the tie by taking three from the oil team. Gino’s Shoe Store divided evenly with Lombardo Bakery to move into fourth followed by the bakery team. Lamoreaux girls follow just two points beind Lombardo. With 13 weeks remaining in the second half, the title is still far from decided. Hitting high scores for the night were D. Zurinski 170-174 (508), C. Smith 205 (482), M. Ritts 479, W. Williams 472, and S. Stemrich 170. Senior citizen volun- teers representing the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) are ‘offering their assistance to other senior citizens in filling out their federal and state income tax forms, Property Tax-Rent Rebate forms and Medicare forms. Anyone needing this assistance is urged to go to the Dallas Senior Citizens Center, Mercy Center, College Miseri- cordia, ‘on Tuesday, Feb. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 300 AVENUE A, SWOYERSVILLE - [ FRESH $3.69) Rod & Gun Club At the directors meeting of the Harveys Lake Rod and Gun Club, officers elected for the ensuring year were President--Leonard Harvey; first « vice president-Rick Stella; second vice-president James Ward; third vice president--George Ant- onik, co-secretary--Le- onard Evertt, Financial Secretary--Ret = Nelson, treasurer--Fred Dodson and Chairman of the board--Carleton Kocher. With second marking period terminating Jan. 20, at Lake-Lehman Senior - High School, Principal James L. Nicholas released an Honor Roll comprised of 23 scholars and 79 honor students.” Students honors are: 9th ~~ Grade--Scholars: Michael Annetta, Jennifer Brighthaupt, Sandra Dicton, Eileen Haines, Michelle Judge. Honors: Lisa Bebey, Rebecca Clifford, Adele Correale, Susan Dodson, Tina - Hummel, David Kapitula, Sarah Lange, Lori Lopasky, Sabrina Major, Paul Malak, Melissa Masitis, David Mosier, Pamela Solinski, Kimberly Sorber, Debbie Stockage; Cheryl Sutton, Evan: Thomas III, Eric Toluba and David Traver: 10 ~~ grade--Scholars: Deborah Haefele, Raymond Iwanowski, Kellie Knapich, Julie Napieralski, Robert Sando. Honors; Barbacci, attaining Douglas Susan Bon- savage, Christopher Buzinkai, Lorraine Dembowski, Susan Dicton, Michelle Fabian, Michelle Hargraves, Michael Havrilla, Karen Holmgren, Marijean Konopke, Lester Lynn, Cathy Major, Janet McCarroll, Bonnie Pe r.r.e g 0, Suzanne Sabaluski, Ricky Sorber, Holly Swartz and Kenneth Williams. 11th grade--Scholars: Tony Javer, Joyce Stiefel, Rebecca Stryjewski. Honors: Elizabeth Buzinkai, Thomas Davis, Michele DeRemer, Jennifer Hungaski, Charles James, Barbara Martin, Susan Michaels, Scott Pearson, Jonathan Preston, Carol Schuler, John Sorokin, Lawrence Stash, Kevin Straka, Carol Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Susan VanHorn, Lori Weston,: Philip Winter and = Thomas Yoniski. 12 grade--Scholars: David Bonsavage, Kimberly Edwards, Susan Hobbs, Davi} Hopfer, Christopher Jachimowicz, Toserl' Kishkill,. Deborah Lans- * berry, Mark © Mar- chakitus, Matthew Mark and John Solomon. Honors: Charles Batka, Paige Belasco, Kathleen Jeanine Bolinski, Robin Brown, Amber Clancy, William Crockett, Donna Dragon, Maria Drobnicki, Margaret Hall, Rayann Hollitt, Wenda Husted, Donna Ide, Pamela Janiczek, Theresa Kasenchak, Donna Masters, Mary Ann Meade, Melinda Muller, Paul Newhart, Sharon Spencer, John Wendel Jean Zaleskas ‘and Mark Zurinski. Open:Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 9AM.to9P.M Sat. 9AM.to6 P.M. 287-1593 ON NUMBER CAKES FROM ONNUMBER a CAKES FROM 3 7
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