By JOHN HOINSKI
Staff Writer
The second week of play
hasn’t even begun in the Wyo-
ming Valley Basketball Confer-
ence and already the Lady
Mountaineers have practically
sewn up the first half title.
Picking up important victories
in its first two games against
Crestwood and Meyers, Dallas
completed the hat trick by
knocking off Seton Catholic, 56-
49, last Monday to improve its
record to 3-0 in Division II play.
“Somebody is going to have to
upset us now if we lose a game
the rest of the half,”’ coach Kit
Karuza said. “GAR is also 3-0,
but they haven't really been
tested.
“They still have to play
Meyers and Crestwood and they
are a problem for anybody,”
Karuza added. ‘Crestwood had
some injuries when we played
them but they are starting to
get things together. And Meyers
has size and speed and they are
very tough.”
Looking ahead, the prospect
for Dallas is even brighter in
the second half. The Mounts will
host both the Comets and Seton
and will have to face only the
Mohawks on the road. And, by
then, Dallas should be on a roll,
if it isn’t already. ’
“We played very well against
Meyers and Coughlin, and we
did fairly well against Seton, ”’
Karuza explained. ‘“We played
well enough to win but not as
well as we could have played.”
But the Mounts did show char-
acter, and that may be as much
of a factor in Dallas’ success.
Seton dominated the first
quarter of play, racing out to a
four-point lead after one quarter
and holding onto a one-point
advantage at the half. But the
Mountaineers went on a 9-0
spurt to start the third and hit
the boards, too, to seal the win
late in the fourth.
“This team doesn’t worry
about losing,’ Karuza
explained. “We know if we play
as a team we will do well. They
have played under pressure in
these (three) games, and they
showed they do have charac-
ter.”
They also showed they can
score. Angie Kern poured in 19
points and Joanne Cook added
14 against Seton, while Eileen
Walsh and Lori Brokenshire
tossed in nine and eight points
respectively.
(Following - are cafeteria
menus for area school districts
for the following week: )
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS
Jan.5-9
MONDAY - Steak hoagie,
onion rings, green beans, apple-
sauce, donut, milk.
TUESDAY - Toasted cheese
sandwich, pickle chips, tomato
soup-saltines, pears, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Chicken nug-
gests w-dip, French fries, peas,
Hillbilly bread-butter, banana
pudding, milk.
THURSDAY - Hamburg
gravy, mashed potatoes, honey
glazed carrots, roll-butter, ice
cream, milk.
FRIDAY - French bread
pizza, tossed green salad, potato
chips, fruit cup, milk.
GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL
Jan.5-9 {
MONDAY - Hot dog w-bun,
sauerkraut, French fries, fruit
cocktail, pretzel stix, milk.
TUESDAY - Ravioli w-sauce,
Italian bread-butter, yellow wax
beans, pears, jello, milk.
WEDNESDAY - Wimpies on
bun, onion rings, peaches, rice
pudding, milk.
THURSDAY - Chicken noodle
soup, chicken nuggets w-sauce,
oven baked potatoes, apple-
sauce, milk. :
FRIDAY - Pizza, macaroni
salad, oranges, peanut butter
cake, milk.
DALLAS SCHOOLS
Jan.5-9
MONDAY - Juicy frank on roll
or pork barbeque sandwich w-
special sauce, chicken vegetable
soup w-rice, chilled pineapple,
choice of milk or juice. Bonus:
Potato chips.
TUESDAY - Baked macaroni-
cheese casserole or Italian
hoagie w-cold cuts, lettuce-
cheese, buttered peas-carrots,
blushing pears, choice of milk
or jucie. Find a Happy New
Year sticker, win % doz. cook-
ies.
WEDNESDAY - Potato-cheese
pierogies sauteed in butter or
peanut butter-jelly w-cheese
cube, buttered Mexican corn,
PIZZA PERFECT
16 Carverton Road
Trucksville
696-2100 696-3888
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836-2100
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675-2000
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LUZERNE
NATIONAL BANK
118 Main St., Luzerne
288-4511
801 Main St., Swoyersville
zesty meat sauce and freshly
made bread or Cheeseburger on
a roll w-lettuce, tossed salad w-
whipped topping, choice of milk
or juice.
FRIDAY - Mexican taco w-
2 We hope
1987 soars with
peace and pros-
perity for you. We
thank you for your
kindness and trust.
Joseph Fumanti
Insurance Agency
343 Wyoming Avenue
Wyoming 693-1416
grilled cheese sandwich w-
carrot stick, mixed fruit
medley, choice of milk or juice.
Bonus: Creamy rice pudding.
Kunkle Motors
Dallas
675-1546
287-1141
SPURLIN’S
Dallas Exxon
Memorial Highway
Dallas
675-3336
Tom Hughes
Limousine Service
150 John Street
Kingston
287-3029
Wishing you a
harmonious year!
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FIRST
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SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
Jimeal's village
Lunch and
ice Cream Parlor
29 W. Main Street
Plymouth 779-1007
YEAH!
May your New Year
be aglow with joy
and good friends.
FIRST EASTERN
‘BANK
DALLAS OFFICE
Dallas Village Shopping Center
Dallas
675-5241
SATA
- PEACETO ALL
With every good wish
fora New Year of
brotherhood and love
around the globe.
Brown’s Qil
R.D. #2
Harveys Lake
639-1342
HAPPY NEW YEAR
DESIGNED
SECURITY
SYSTEMS
Leo Stanislow
675-2899
1987/7
May your New Year be
tuneful in every way.
SAM ROBERTS
HAIR FASHIONS
170 N. Memorial Hwy.
Shavertown
675-1631
No foolin’ have a
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Andy Perugino’s
258 Charles Street
Luzerne
287-9315
The
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in Town!
1987
George J. Alles, Inc.
Wyoming Avenue
Kingston 288-5418
sounding off
with
New Year's
wishes for you.
Have a
happy one!.
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BEAUTY ACADEMY \&==
199 S. Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
824-2288
May this be the year your
ship comes in. friends!
MacGeorge’s Parts
& Equipment Co.
256 Schuyler Avenue
Kingston
288-5401
Pritchard
Insurance
Agency
Jack C. Pritchard
24 Carverton Road
Trucksville
696-1808
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Wilkes-Barre
823-0125
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Wilkes-Barre
824-2382
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