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4-H honors
members
4-H Horse club members, leaders
and parents gathered at the Car-
riage Stop Inn for the third Annual
Horse Achievement Banquet. Exten-
sion Agent, Donna Skog, notes that
this banquet was held to recognize
the members and leaders for their
time, dedication, and participation
in the 4-H horse program.
Judy Fitch, Dallas was the guest
speaker. Judy is the Luzerne County
Jr. Miss - 1985. She shared her
experiences and stressed that to be
a winner, you have to keep striving.
Winning does not come easy.
Several people who are not
directly involved in the horse pro-
gram have willingly volunteered
their time to help with the program.
A token of appreciation was
presented to Pat and Guy Wood,
Dalton; Bud Mekeel, Lehman;
Danny Parise, Dallas, and Joe
Boyle, Dallas.
Members who participated in the
County, District and State Horse
Shows received certificates for their
achievements. Those that partici-
pated only in the County show
include: Laurie Barna, Dallas;
Neva Bauer, Dallas; Katie Burn-
side, Shavertown; Lori Daro, Sweet
Valley; Burt Morgan, Dallas; Mel-
issa Redman, Harveys Lake.
District participants were: Evan
Brown, Dallas; Kelly Daro, Sweet
Valley; Amy, Chris and Kim
McLaughlin, Dallas; Lorraine
Mitchell, Dallas; Stephanie Morris,
Shavertown; Marla Parente, Har-
veys Lake; Dene’ Stull, Dallas.
State show participants were:
Beth Finn, Dallas; Kathy Heller,
Dallas.
Clubs recognized for their dis-
plays at the Luzerne County Fair
were Country Riders, Showin’ Blue
and Riding-Ho.
The 4-H program is administered
by The Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity Cooperative Extension Service.
4-H is an informal educational pro-
gram designed to reach boys an
girls age 8-19 regardless of sex,
race, religion or handicap.
For more information on 4-H,
contact Donna Skog, Courthouse
Annex, 5 Water Street, Wilkes-
Barre, PA 18711 or call 825-1704 or
459-0736 ext. 704.
The Dallas High School Soccer
Club is conducting an indoor clinic
for boys and girls ages 6-11. The
clinic will be held at the Dallas
Township School, beginning Febru-
ary 28 and continuing every Thurs-
day and Friday in March from 6 to
9 p.m.
Phone registrations will be
accepted by calling Mrs. Carole
Morris at 696-1343 or Mrs. Sandy
Richardson at 675-2311. There is a
$10 per child fee. Each participant
will receive a tee-shirt.
Coordinating the instruction is
Dallas soccer coach John McCaf-
ferty, who will be assisted by Javier
Rodriguez, assistant coach and
members of the Dallas team.
Little League
registration set
Registration for the Harveys Lake
Little League will be held on Satur-
day, Feb. 23, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Harveys Lake Rec. Building, behind
the Little League field. There will
be a charge of $10.00 per family.
Birth certifictes must be presented.
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at 119 Ibs. in 4:27.
Warmen in 40 seconds.
By JOHN RODGERS
Staff Correspondent
Coughlin recorded eight wins in 12
matches, including seven of the first
eight to post a 39-15 victory over
Dallas during a recent wrestling
meet between the two Wyoming
Valley Conference teams.
The Mountaineers’ four victories
were turned in by, Mathers at 112
Ibs. over Kelley with a pin in 1:30.
Wrestling Club
sets tourney
The Back Mountain Wrestling
Club will hold a tournament on
Sunday, Feb. 24, at the Dallas High
School gymnasium.
Four divisions, including Bantam,
Midget, Junior and Intermediate,
will be featured at the tournament.
Entry fee is $6 and those inter-
ested should contact the Back
Mountain Wrestling Club, P.O. Box
146, Dallas, Pa., 18612.
James Finnegan is tournament
director.
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Joe Patts decisioned Anvarsky at
115 lbs. 10-3. At 167 lbs. Vincelli
turned in a 8-2 win over Cole.
Lingaas turned in the Mountaineers
last win at 185 Ibs. with a 7-0 victory
over Revitt.
The loss dropped Dallas to 2-10 on
the year.
The Mountaineers tallied their
third win of the season, toppling
Pittston Area, 32-24.
After winning the first three
matches, Bryan Mathers’ 98 Ibs.
major decison over Niel Elko 8-0,
Paul Burke’s decision at 105 Ibs.
over Steve Reggie 7-0 and Bill
Mathers 112 lbs. pin of John Lutcki
in 1:13, Pitston area swept the next
four meets to take the advantage.
Not to be outdone however, the
Mountaineers rallied with four
straight themselves including pins
by Joe Patts 155 lbs. over Marty
Timex in 1:19 and Chris Vinecelli at
185 Ibs. over Dave Walsh in 3:48.
Bryan Maseychik 145 lbs. and Corey
Lingass 167 Ibs. turned in decisions.
and Abington Heights.
meets following at 7:30 p.m.
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Four players scored in double
figures as Humphrey’s Apparel
squashed Vivian, 102-67, in recent
action in the Lehman-Noxen Adult
Recreation Basketball League.
Hitting double digits for the win-
ners were Bogden with 22, Meskers
with 22, Considine with 21 and Dela-
ney with 17,
Vivan’s was led by Oakley with
20, followed by Chandler with 13.
Humphrey’s picked up a second
victory by downing Union Petro-
leum, 97-84, behind the sharp shoot-
ing of Frank Bogden who drilled in
36 points. Steve Meskers added 24
points for Humphrey’s while Bruce
Anders was high man for Union
with 16 points.
Maher’s crushed Vivian's, 113-92
behind a 36-point performance by
Kevin Coombs. Rocco Miller added
23 points and Jim Spencer dumped
in 20. Oakly crashed the boards for
47 points for Vivian's.
Don Crossin drilled in 24 points to
lead Union Petroleum to an 89-83
squeaker. over Maher’s. Following
Crossin were Bruce Andrews with
18 points and Don Wolf with 14
points.
Rocko Miller led Maher’s with 21
points, followed by Jim Spencer and
Ron Jones with 17 and 14 markers
respectively.
League standings as of February
7 are: Humphrey’s Shoes and
Apparel, 15-1; Union Petroleum, 11-
5, Maher’s Boarding Home, 7-9;
Vivian’s, 8-8; and Jones Pancake
House, 1-15.
Tourney set
The Wilkes-Barre YMCA'’s 20th
Annual High School/ Wrestling Tour-
nament has been set for March 16,
at the Wilkes College gym.
Weigh-in time is 7:30 to 9 a.m.,
preliminaries are 10 a.m. corsola-
tions and finals are at 4 p.m.
approximately. The following
weight classes and divisions will be
contested: 9th and 10th Grade Divi-
sion: 91, 101, 108, 115, 122, 129, 135,
141, 148, 158, 170, 188, Hwt. no
weight allowance. 11th and 12th
Grade Division: 100, 110, 120, 130,
140, 150, 160, 170, 188, Hwt., no
weight allowance.
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