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season. Division II con-
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Division I will play on
Tuesdays and Thursdays
at the Kingston Township
field on East Center
Street in Shavertown.
Saturday games will be
played at Penn State’s
Lehman campus field.
Division II plays every
week night at Lake Leh-
man High School and
Saturdays at Kingston
Township., College
Misericordia is the site for
Division III games, both
days. All Division IV
games are played at the
Dallas Intermediate field.
Evening games begin at
6 p.m. at all locations.
Saturday games start at 9
a.m. and run throughout
the day.
George Lister, league
commissioner, attributes
rapid growth of soccer in
the area to the league’s
emphasis on par-
ticipation, skill
development and fun
rather than competition,
and explosive growth in
the popularity of the sport
nationwide. “The recent
network prime time
broadcast of the, World
Cup finals to the U.S. is
just one example of
soccer’s growing
popularity,” Lister noted.
The Back Mountain
Youth Soccer Association
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Lake-Lehman Girls
Hockey Coach Jane
Morris and Dallas Hockey
Coach Robyn Jones agree
that this year’s Girls High
School Hockey League is
better balanced than it
has been in past years.
“I wouldn’t try to
predict which teams
would be toughest,” said
Coach Morris. “All of the
teams in the league have
developed feeder
programs. Most of. the
schools have experienced
players: returning.
Wyoming Seminary has
beat but this year appears
to -be -entirely - different.
Jones agreed with Miss
Morris. ‘With the ex-
tended . league schedule,
this year there will be a
true league champion.
Each school plays its
opponents twice so there
will be no more ‘trust to
luck’ champions. The
teams will have their
work cut out for them.”
Morris has all but one of
last year’s starters
returning. The nucleus of
the team are un-
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derclassmen. She has one
senior, 10 juniors, 14
sophomores and four
freshmen. Six of her team
members attended the
International Hockey
Camp in Maryland and all
of them attended the Back
Sue Bonsavage was
named Best Defensive
Player at the Inter-
national Camp and she
and Kim Fey were named
to the camp’s All Star
team. ; -.
Rebecca, Clifford. is a
new member of the team
this season but Miss
Morris “said that she is
showingiiitreinendous
potential at goalie
position. Freshman Kelly
Wandel is. also. looking
Morris.
‘Last year. was a
rebuilding year for us,”
said. Morris. ‘This year
we will field a much more
experienced team. I am
very pleased with the
cooperation = of my
assistant, Pat
Jachimowicz.”
At Dallas, Jones has all
of last year’s starters
returning.
Cathy Helgemo is at
goal keeper for the first
time but Jones said she is
showing great potential.
Senior Lori Evans is
starting goal keeper.
Jones. is relying heavily
on Robin Pawling to lead
the scoring and Betsy
Snyder for defense. ‘‘She
has the best stick,” said
Jones. “This is her third
year as letterman. Junior
Cristi Strauser, at Link, is
our playmaker. She is
great going both ways.”
Pennsylvania held the
opening ceremonies of the
Keystone Games Aug. 13
Back Mountain had two
of its finest young
and they represented the
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Ogurkis, in the 10-11 year
old division. at 120 1bs.,
brought home the gold
in the 13-14 year old
division at 85 lbs. won the
bronze metal. Both boys
qualified to compete in
the games by winning the
Middle Atlantic AAU
Ogurkis pinned the US
in his final
bout. He went through the
win the gold metal. Billy
Mathers lost a close 6-5
decision in his final match
to witn the bronze metal.
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Ten of the Dallas
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Olympic Development
Camp at Stroudsburg.
Strauser was chosen to
attend the Lafayette
Camp for a week and was
selected as first alternate
to the Keystone Games.
“We're looking for a
good season but it’s going
to be tough,’’ said Jones.
LEGAL NOTICE Fon
The West Side Area Vocath
Technical School will receive bids
school, located at 75 Evans ?
Pringle Borough, Kingston, Pa.
18704-1899 until 3:00 P.M. on
September 27, 1982, for recondi-
tioning “of “football equipment.
Specifications’ can. be secured
upon application to the Office of
the Business Manager of said
school. The Operating Committee
reserves its statutory right to
reject any and all bids, or to select
a single item from any bid. Bids
will be opened at a meeting of the
Operating Committee of West Side
Area Vocational-Technical School
on September 27, 1982, at 8:00 P.M.
Bernard M. Novicki
Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
BY THE COUNCIL OF THE
BOROUGH OF DALLAS, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, that it is
their intention to enact the
Ordinance hereinafter set forth at
a meeting held by said Council on
the 21st day of September, 1982 at
8:00 PM, at the Dallas Borough
Municipal Building, Dallas, said
Ordinance to become effective
September 27, 1982:
BE IT ENACTED AND OR:
DAINED by Dallas Boroughj
Luzerne County, Pennsylvazga,
and it is hereby enacted ge
dained by the authority of ‘me
same, as follows:
Sec. 1. That the Council of Dallas
Borough deem it to be in the best
interest of the citizens of Dallas
Borough that the Luzerne County
Municipal Police Information and
Retrieval System of the Joint
Police Commission be transferre
and centralized under the countro}
and direction of the County of
Luzerne.
Sec. 2. That the proper officials
of Dallas Borough are hereby
authorized to enter into the at!
tached Agreement, which is ins
corporated herein and made a
part hereof, for the dissolution and
Commission and the transfer of
the Luzerne County Municipal
Police Information and Retrieva
System to the County of Luzerne,
Sec. 3. All ordinances and
resolutions or parts of Ordinances
and Resolutions in conflict with
the provisions of this Ordinance
are hereby rescinded and this
Ordinance shall take effect upof
the 27th day of September, 1982.
The Agreement referred to in
Sec. 2 of the above proposed
Ordinance may be reviewed, if
desired, by contacting Ralph
Garris, Borough Secretary, at 675-
1389.
JOHN E. MORRIS, II, ESQUIRE
SOLICITOR FOR DALLAS
BOROUGH
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Wilkes-Barre, PA 1
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