a
The summer sports
program at Lake-Lehman
has met with great suc-
cess in its second year,
according to coaches who
were involved. The pro-
started on Monday, June
21. The elementary
wrestling will continue
until July 29, but both
basketball and flag foot-
ball concluded last week.
Rodger Bearde, the
school’s basketball
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por 's ost
TRIPLE--Chip Sorber,
mentor, reported elemen-
attend-
ance at about 45 per day
and junior high at 40 per
day. The coaches utilized
varsity and former school
players to help in training
the younger athletes.
Back Mt.
Specialists were also
brought in to give demon-
strations and coach the
students in the funda-
mentals of each sport.
“It's work and play,”
explained Bearde. ‘It’s
not a playground. We
work on fundamentals
such as ballhandling,
footwork and defense. But
they get time to compete
too, and they like that.”
All programs were held
on_ school district
facilities. Bearde said
most of the boys were
returnees from last year,
an encouraging sign. “It
means they're learning
something and want
more.”
Slo- pitch
softball
DIVISION I
Lameroux Auto Parts 10-1
Villa Roma 9-2
Overbrook Inn 8-2
Hearthstone Pub 9-3
Noxen Rebels 8-3
Pizza Bar 8-4
Jones Pancakes 5-4
Miller Beer 4-5
DIVISION II
Farmers Inn 7-5
Mister Donut 4-7
David’s Place 4-8
Noxen Texaco 3-7
TJ’s 3-8
Irene’s 3-9
IGA 39
DESCO 1-11
Note: All games rained out June 3, will be played July
29. All games rained out June 29 will be played August 3.
Rain make-up schedule: Wed., July 7--Noxen: 6 p.m.,
Noxen Texaco vs. Noxen Rebels; 7 p.m., Jones vs. Miller
Beer.
Sunday, July 11--Lehman: 11 a.m. Jones vs. Villa
Roma; 12 noon, Overbrook vs. TJ’s.
Schedule for Thursday, July 8
Noxen:
6 p.m. Lamerous Auto vs. Pizza Bar
7 p.m. Irene’s vs. Mister Donut
Lehman:
6 p.m: DESCO vs. Noxen Texaco
Farmers Inn vs. IGA
Villa Roma vs. Overbrook
7 p.m. Jones Pancakes vs. Hearthstone Pub
Noxen Rebels vs. Miller Beer
TJ’s vs. Davitl’s Place.
Friday evening’s
Luzerne County
Republican Convention at
Gus Genetti’s Best
Western Hotel in Wilkes-
Barre promises to be a
relatively ‘tame’ affair,
cording to an influential
rty spokesman here in
for the
general
united front
November
election.
~ Nicholas Marsilio of
Conyngham Township,
who has served as county
chairman of the GOP for
the past several years,
will be reelected to that
post without opposition,
the spokesman said,
despite rumors - to the
contrary. An indication of
that can be seen in the
elections during the past
month of district chair-
men like Tom Reese of
Dallas, who was elected to
-another term as chairman
of the Fifth Legislative
among other com-
munities, Dallas Borough
and Dallas Township,
esto Township,
ranklin and Exeter
Townships. Reese, who
also is Dallas Borough’s
tax collector, was
reelected without op-
position, garnering all 51
votes of the district's
committeemen and
women, who attended the
district convention, in
‘those committeemen and
women, who were voted
by proxy when they were
‘unable to attend the dis-
trict convention.
Similar reports came
out of the Second Legisla-
‘tive District where Sam
Sorber of Hanover
Township was elected
district GOP chairman.
Back Mountain com-
munities of Harveys
Lake, Lehman and Lake
Legislative District.
Jackson Township is
Ray Sedorchak was
At the May primary
committeemen
and women were elected
to serve in those posts for
the next two years. They
along with district and
county officers comprise
the district and county
governing bodies of their
respective parties.
Delegates elected at the
May primary election,
according to reports from
the county Election
Bureau at the courthouse,
are Second Legislative
District, Harveys Lake
Borough Republicans,
Richard D. Meyers, RD 1,
Box 588, Harveys Lake,
and Francis J. Kopko, RD
1, Box 186, Pole 127,
Harveys Lake;
Democrats, John
McManus, RD 4, Dallas,
and Michelle T. Boice, RD
1, Box 308, Pole 37,
Harveys Lake;
Lake Township -
Republicans, Edna
Higgins, RD 2, Box 22,
Harveys Lake, and Lewis
Higgins, RD 2, Box 22,
Harveys Lake;
" Josie
Hummel, RD 2, Dallas,
and Jacob Brin, Jr., RD 2,
Box 3621, Dallas;
Lehman Township -
Southwest District
Republicans, David
Jones, RD 2, Hunlock
Swartz, RD 2, Hunlock
Creek; Democrats,
Eleanor Wisloski, RD 2,
Hunlock Creek, and
Walter Wilson, RD 2, Box
116, Hunlock Creek;
Middle District,
Republicans, Warren
Gensel, RD 5, Shaver-
town, and Gary A. Miers,
RD 5, Shavertown;
Democrats, Pauline
Kane, RD 2, Box 389A,
Dallas and Thomas Kane,
same address; Northeast
District, Republicans,
Shirley D. Osborne, RD 4,
Box 418A, Dallas, and
Thomas Smith, RD 4, Box
570, Dallas; Democrats,
Anna and John
Chesnovitch, RD 4, Box
575, Dallas.
Ross Township-Rep-
ublicans, Robert E. Gray,
RD 1, Box 167, Hunlock
Creek, and Albert
Wallace, Main Road,
Sweet Valley;
Democrats, Thomas
Pantle, Box 191,
Valley, and Joan E.
MacCulloch, RD 1, Box
265 B, Sweet Valley.
Fourth Legislative
District, Jackson
Township-Republicans,
Joan M. Conrad, RD 5,
Box 159A, Chase Road,
Shavertown, and Jack
Bombick Jr., RD 5,
Shavertown; Democrats,
Mary Bunney, RD 5, Box
55, Dallas, and Arthur J.
Spencer, RD 2, Follies
Road, Dallas.
Fifth Legislative
District, Republicans-
Dallas Borough, North
District: Mary and
Theodore Wright, 23
Monroe Avenue, Dallas;
Reese, 126% Franklin
Street, and Drew Fitch, 83
Park Street; Democrats-
no one elected, positions
will be filled through
appointment;
Dallas Township,
Middle District,
Republicans, Roland
Spencer, RD 1, Box 213,
42nd Street, and Dolores
Burke, 57 Gordon
Avenue; Democrats-none
elected; North District,
Republicans, Ayleen
Landon, RD 1, Box 174A,
and Thomas Landon, RD
1, Box 174A; Democrat,
Andrew Treagan, RD 1,
Dallas;
South District,
Republicans, Shirley
Templin, 24 Southside
Avenue, and Harty
Mears, RD. 3, Box 320;
Democrats, Patricia
Gregory, Box 342, RD 3,
Lower Demunds Road,
and Nelson Wilson, RD 3,
Dallas;
Exeter Township,
Republicans, Lenore H.
Benish, RD '1, Box 214,
Harding Avenue, Pittston,
and John G. Jevin, RD 1,
Box 249J, Lockville Road,
Pittston;
Franklin Township,
Republicans-John P.
Zarno, RD 3, Box 166, |
“Dallas and Dale R. Shupp,
Box 272-11, Dallas;
Democrats, Lucy and
Frank Zarnoch, RD 3,
Dallas.
Kingston Township,
Republicans, Northeast
District, Mabel W.
Jenkins, 5 North Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown, and
Donald Gavigan, 100
Ridge “Street, ‘Shaver-
town; Democrats, Bar-
bara Pitcavage, 90 North
Lehigh Street, Shaver-
town, and John Pit-
cavage, same address;
Southwest District,
Republicans, Marian
Perrin, 222 Holly Street,
Trucksville, and Vern
Pritchard, 205 Maple
Street, Trucksville;
Democrats, Emily
Babeck,. RD. -7, Box. 249,
Cliffside Avenue, Shaver-
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