< LI o¢ 12 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, December 13, 1995 ~ GOH nearly shuts out St. Jude’s The Gate of Heaven girls varsity team opened their schedule at home against St. Jude's of Mountaintop, and won by a score of 53-7. They were paced by Chelsey Ostrowsky, who scored 19 and Shannon Lupien > who netted 8. Shannon Leary and Samantha Leandri chipped in six apiece. The J.V.'s won the opening game and were led by Jaimie Pikul who scored 10. Gate of Heaven scorers: Holton 2; Guntli, 4; Hutch 5; Lupien 8; Ostrowsky 19; Leary 6; Kozik 3; Leandri 6. Knights (continued from page 11) “We'll see pressure from every- Y body we play,” said Bearde. “The . wr ~ ~ force the ball outside. other teams don't see us as great ball handlers and they'll try to take away our inside game and We're . working on that in practice every Mounts ., day.” For now, the Black Knights plan to carry 10 boys on the varsity roster. Mike Conte will come off «. the bench to play both forward and center. Sam Spencer will see - time at forward while Andy Laugh- ney will get plenty actionat guard. “We're getting better every practice,” Bearde said. “We have to build on that and build our confidence. We must develop asa team and develop a character all of our own.” The Black Knight roster is not short on talent and barring any prolonged injuries they'll show improvement throughout the winter season. Look for Lehman to take advantage of Oliver's lead- ership and their size and play a deliberate style of basketball. Makowski honored by school board, children's agency By GRACE R. DOVE Post Staff DALLAS - Home and school visitor Joan Makowski received a framed resolution commending her work with young people, which resulted in an award for outstand- ing commitment to children from the Children's Service Center, at the December 11 Dallas School Board committee-of-the-whole meeting. Mrs. Makowski works as liason between the district, all social service agencies which deal with children and area service organi- zations which help children of needy families. She has worked in the district for 11 years and before that taught at Gate of Heaven School for eight years. “The district also deserves a lot of credit,” she said modestly. “It's a great honor toreceive the award, but I feel I'm simply representing the district. Dallas is well-known in Wyoming Valley for its commit- ment to its students.” Atitsregular meeting the board unanimously approved a list of substitute professional and non- professional employees and over- time payments for sports coaches. Five parents voiced concerns about an AIDS awareness pro- gram recently presented to high school students at Penn State by the Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center and sponsored by Wilkes University. Students could attend if they wished and earn extra credits in health class. Michael Warner, Andy Check, David Dombeck, Dr. David Ma- deira and Rob Coccia, who at- tended at least part of the pro- gram, said they felt it was too graphic for high school students and asked the board to review its sex education policy. At its annual reorganization meeting the boad elected Ernest Ashbridge as president, Thomas Landon as vice-president, Gloria Brennan as secretary and Mau- reen Banks as assistant secre- tary. The treasurer, appointed in May, is PNC Bank. Committee chairmen are: James Richardson, cafeteria; Joseph Kunec, education and legislative; John Litz, finance; Maureen Banks, personnel; Reese Finn, policy, John George, prop- erty, Thomas Landon, student activities and Thom Russ, trans- portation. \ ; ¥ 7 —— ) Back Mountain Sewing School Classes now forming for January | Give a gift that would last a lifetime Kathy Lenahan Pa Certified Teacher Experience Seamstress 675-9039 \ (continued from page 11) enbach from time to time. The _ Dallas coaches are hoping Val- ‘ vano, a strong, physical player, + can fill in for Cosgrove and come up with plenty of rebounds off the bench. “We're hoping to get this thing running earlier this year, make a big improvement and become a factor in the league,” Brown said. be quite tall enough. If Dallas can execute the fast-paced offense Brown likes to run while hitting most of their shots from the field, they can make a run at Meyers and G.A.R.. “Everybody's expecting Meyers and G.A.R., but we'll have to see what happens,” said Brown. a Cl LES Ed I SUNDAY NHS IFT NEL | © | 2 Dallas has experience, leader- “Lake-Lehman is goingtobe tough er ship, depth and a bunch of tal- too. They probably have the big- Monda ; CY ented athletes. They'll be physi- gest overall size in the confer- : 2 cal under the boards, but maynot ence.” P r i m e ( - v # 8 Youth ball Time a . K. ~ (continued from page 11) ) aS r A Sixer team. The scoring combina- outscore the Celtics 19-11 in the 57% B-)” ak 0) tion of Matt Wycallis and Matt Jackson proved to be too much ‘ played a fine defensive game for the Heat. The final game of the day fea- tured the Celtics holding off a determined Warrior team in the fourth quarter to come away with a hard fought 50-47 win. The first quarter the Celtics led 6-4. At halftime it was the Celtics 25, the Warriors 21. The Celtics had a well balanced scoring attack in the third quarter to open a 39-28 lead. However, the Warriors final stanza, however it wasn't enough. The Celtics defense Piekara with 12 points. Justin Bicking, T.C. Harding and Dan Krause had a fine defensive game for the Warriors. © [ adi Dallas Youth 7th and 8th grade basketball fourth week of play will continue on Sunday, Dec. 17 with: Sixers vs. Warriors 1:00, Trail- blazers vs. Hornets 2:00, Magic vs. Bulls 3:00, and the Heat vs. Celtics 4:00. 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