10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA
Wednesday, August 29, 2001
Bowler
(continued from page 9)
and her highest three-game
series is 616. Samantha enjoys
competing at tournaments like
the Keystone Games. “Each year
I compete in four or five tourna-
ments. It is fun to work on my
skills and also to meet new peo-
ple,” she explained.
Samantha participates in the
Back Mountain Youth Bowling
League. Last year, this group
consisted of 37 bowlers, ages 3-
21. The league meets at the
Back Mountain Bowl for team
competitions every Saturday
morning from September to
April. Each bowler works to earn
Antlerless deer
Pennsylvania Game Commis-
sion Executive Director Vern
Ross reminded hunters that
county treasurers began accept-
ing applications for the first
round of unsold antlerless li-
censes Monday, Aug. 27.
Hunters only may apply for one
unsold license during this
round, but may apply for a sec-
ond unsold antlerless license be-
ginning Sept. 10.
Ross also announced that,
based on a survey of county
treasurers, 23 counties have ex-
hausted their antlerless deer li-
cense allocations. Those coun-
ties are: Armstrong; Bedford;
Cambria; Carbon; Centre; Clari-
on; Clearfield; Clinton; Craw-
ford; Elk; Forest; Juniata; Mer-
cer; . Mifflin; Perry; ‘Potter;
Schuylkill; Snyder; Somerset;
Sullivan; Union; Venango; and
Wyoming.
In addition to these 23 coun-
ties, 14 other counties have few-
er than 1,000 antlerless licenses
remaining.
A complete county-by-county
listing of the remaining available
allocations can be viewed on the
Game Commission's website
(www.pgc.state.pa.us). The list-
ing will be updated weekly. To-
day’s survey showed that slight-
ly more than 194,679 remain.
Ross noted that the 2001-
2002 antlerless allocations were
designed to reduce the statewide
deer herd by about 5 percent. To
do that, the agency needs
hunters to harvest roughly
350,000 antlerless deer. Based
on the increased hunter efficien-
patches and trophies. Saman-
tha's mother is the coordinator
for the league and her father,
Len Laskowski, is the league
coach.
The Keystone State Games will
be held in Wilkes-Barre for the
next three years. Mrs. Laskowski
hopes this will encourage more
Back Mountain youth bowlers to
participate.
She welcomes all potential
Back Mountain bowlers, ages 3-
21, to register for next year’s
league. For more information,
contact Back Mountain Bowl.
licenses on sale
cies expected from the new sea-
sons and bag limits, Commis-
sioners approved a statewide
antlerless license allocation for
the 2001-2002 seasons of
780,250 antlerless licenses —
which is lower than the previous
year’s allocation by 50,400.
Last year at this time, 12
counties had sold their entire
antlerless deer license alloca-
tion, and 329,796 of the
830,650 statewide antlerless
deer license allocation remained.
The timetable for remaining
antlerless deer license applica-
tions follows:
Beginning Monday, Aug. 27,
county treasurers will accept,
only through the mail, applica-
tions for the first round of un-
sold antlerless licenses. Appli-
cants may apply over-the-
counter in Special Regulation
Area counties.
Beginning Monday, Sept. 10,
county treasurers will accept,
only through the mail, applica-
tions for the second round of
unsold antlerless licenses.
Regular antlerless licenses
and first-round unsold licenses
will be mailed by county treasur-
ers to successful applicants no
later than Monday, Sept. 17.
Second-round unsold licenses
will be mailed no later than
Monday, Sept. 24.
A county-by-county listing of
antlerless allocations is printed
on page 22 of the 2001-2002
Pennsylvania Digest of Hunting
and Trapping Regulations,
which is distributed to each li-
cense buyer.
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BMT American 10 year old All-Star team
Back Mountain Baseball 10 year old American All-Star team com-
pleted their tournament season with a second place finish in the Dis-
trict 16 Lower Valley tournament. All-Star team members first row,
from left: Ryan Urzen, Keith Roberts, Dave Zurek, Mike Supczenski,
and Henry Messinger. Second row: Derek Martin, Tommy Youells,
Brandon Reichart, Preston Balavage, Josh Shaver, and Brian
Haughwout. Third row: Manager Mark Shaver, Coach Jim Martin,
and Coach Dave Zurek. Absent from photo: Vincent Oliveri.
Jobson golf tournament
Paul D. Jobson Jr. 3rd Annual Memorial Golf Tournament Sun.,
Sept. 9, at the Wilkes-Barre Golf Club, Bear Creek. Proceeds to ben-
efit Paul Jobson Jr. family and the ALS Foundation of Northeast Pa.
For more info. contact Scott Jobson at 655-4656.
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FUN
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Josh Baranowski warned spectators that his drive was going right during the Lake-
Lehman/Wyoming Valley West match last week (left photo). In center, Derek White
blasted out of a sand trap, while Justin Boyer, right photo, watched the line of his putt.
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Dallas Fire and Ambulance golf tournament
The Dallas Fire and Ambulance Fourth Annual Open Golf Tourna-
ment will be Fri., Sept. 14, at the Mill Race Golf Club, Benton. Fee
is $70 per person and the format for the tournament is captain and
crew. To register contact Brett Slocum at 675-1167 or 675-1385.
Junior Achievement golf marathon
On Mon., Sep., 17, Junior Achievement of Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania, Inc., will be presenting their 4th Annual Golf marathon, at
the Elmhurst Country Club. Forty avid golfers will play from dawn
to dusk-tacklings 100 holes or more. They will raise a minimum of
$15 per hole ($1,500) in pledges based on the number of holes they
play the day of event.
With closest to the pin prizes, longest drive prizes, best 100 hole
score, and a host of other contests, every time a golfer steps up to
the tee he or she will be in contention to win over $10,000 in prizes.
Junior Achievement is reserving space for the first 40 golfers who
sign up and commit to raising their minimum pledge goal of
$1,500. Those interested in participating should contact Junior
Achievement at 346-9080.
Lehman-Jackson PTA meeting
The Lehman-Jackson Elementary PTA will start the 2001-02
school year with a general meeting on Wed., Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. in the
music room. PTA Officers for this school year are President Ann
Cornell, First Vice President Carla Decker, Second Vice President
Colleen Kustrin, Treasurer Mary Jo Nelson, Secretary Sue
Dalkiewicz. All parents and caregivers are invited to help to make:
this a successful school year.
Two from Dallas graduate from PSU
Brian D. Berlew and Arthur D. Gay received baccalaureate degrees
from Penn State University, University Park Campus. Brian received
a degree in business logistics: Arthur received a degree in mechani-
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