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Nick Gushka, president
of the Swoyersville Little
League gave recognition
and appreciation by
renaming the field in
honor of the Andrew
Lawrence American
Legion, Post 644 and for
their continued
cooperation in the use of
the field and land since
1962 when the Little
League was bult.
He paid tribute to Post
644 for, contributing to the
welfare of the youth of the
Swoyersville Little league
for the past 20 years.
This gesture displayed
by the Swoyersville Little
League towards Post 644
is in conjunction of their
25th anniversary
celebration.
MAJOR
RESULTS
Swoyersville Bank took
a 11-7 decision from
Cicero’s. Winning pitcher
for the bank team was Joe
Pollick with Dave Sch-
wenk as his catcher.
Losing hurler was Ray
LEAGUE
ssterline, Mark
bmanowski was his
Adceiver.
“Extra base hits, a
double by Dave Schwenk
for the bank, and doubles
by Bob Fox and Dave
Olejnick .and triples by
Steve Stelma, Mike
Romanowski and Ray
Casterline for Cicero’s.
Umpires were Steve
Gushka and John
Dushanko.
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The League leading
CWYV team hammered out
another big win this time
by a 14-1 score over
Cicero’s. Wining hurler
for CWV was Rich Verry
with Rich Burda catching.
Losing pitcher was Mark
Romanowski with Bob
Fox behind the plate.
Extra base hits, for
CWYV, Joe Rhiel with a big
homer and a double by
Tom Rasavage. For
Cicero’s, Ken Sincavage
had a triple and Bob Fox a
double. Umpires were
Mike Romanowski, John
Kaprowski and Wesley
Rhiel.
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Cicero’s came back to
take a 4-2 win over the
Kiwanis Club. Winning
pitcher for Cicero's was
Bob Fox with® Mark
Romanowski catching.
Losing hurler was Nicky
Cavuto, his brother
Damian did the receiving.
Rob Lanunziata also
hurled for the Kiwanis.
Umpires were Mike
Romanowski, Paul Kelly
and Ozzie Williams.
Standings for the Major
League are CWV 7-0,
Cicero’s 3-4, Lions 2-4,
Bank 1-3, Kiwanis 2-5.
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MINOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
Buccaneers took a 10-6
win over the United Pants
team. Winning battery for
the Bucs were Erick
Pollick on the mound and
Mark Shumbris catching.
Losing hurler was Kevin
Piazza. Eric Nutitas
caught. Eric Songala also
hured for the UP team.
Umpires were Joe Suda
and Mike Vakara.
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The Buccaneers came
back to rap out a 14-1 vic-
tory over Bednarski’s
team. Pitching for the
Bucs were Jason Santos
and Gerard Emershaw.
Joey June did the cat-
ching. Brad McCoy and
Joe Amato pitched for
Bednarski with Mark
Sincavage catching.
McCoy took the loss.
Umpires were Joe Suda
and Tom McCoy.
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Hose Co. No. 1 stopped
the Buccaneers in the
third game of the week.
John Powell took the win
for the Hose Co. with
Jerry Quinn catching.
Erick Pollick and Eric
Santos shared the pit-
ching chores for the
Bucco’s with Santos
taking the loss. Mike
Shurbris caught. Umpires
were Joe Suda, John
Powell and Mark Kopec.
MR. AND MRS.
FRANK ARITZ SR. of 40
Watkins St., Swoyersville
will celebrate their 45th
wedding anniversary
tomorrow. They were
married on June 4, 1937 by
the late Rev. Joseph Buda
Mary’s Church,
Swoyersville.
Mrs. Aritz is the former
Genevieve - Ratowski of
Swoyersville. Aritz is
formerly of Pittston.
The Aritz’s are the
parents of four children:
Dominick, Trucksville,
Margaret, Swoyersville;
Dolores Chipego,
Swoyersville ‘and Att.
Frank, Jr. also of
Swoyersville. They also
have seven grand-
children.
Mr. Aritz is a retired
salesman.
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MR. AND MRS. DAN
MAGLI of 4 Sycamore
Drive, Swoyersville will
celebrate their 27th
wedding anniversary
tomorrow. They were
married on June 4, 1955 at
Holy Trinity Church,
Swoyersville. The late
Rev. Andrew Klobuciucky
performed the ceremony.
"Mrs. Magli is the for-
mer Margie Chichvar,
and Mrs. John Chichvar
Sr., of Swoyersville.
Magli is the son of Mrs.
Mary Magli of Wilkes-
Barre and the late Cosmo
Magli.
Their attendants were
Mrs. Liz Zdancewicz,
Angelo Magli, Mrs.
Lenora Magli Hayden,
William Conwell, Mrs.
Dorothy Yadrnak
Stanishefski and Chester
Stanishefski. Mrs. Anne
Marie Podgurski Mahler
was flower girl and
Ronald Walsh was ring
bearer.
The Maglis are the
parents of a daughter,
Michele Magli Fagula,
Wilkes-Barre.
* Mr. Magli is manager of
A.E. Nelson Co., Wilkes-
Barre. Mrs. Magli is
employed at the Kingston
Fashions Divison of Leslie
Fay.
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MR. AND MRS.
GEORGE STASCAK of 56
Hill St., Swoyersville re-
cently celebrated their
43rd wedding anniver-
sary. They were married
by the late Rev. John C.
Kundreskas on May 25,
1939 at St. Ann’s Church in
Luzerne.
Mrs. Stascak is the
former Madeline Shonis
of Luzerne. Stascak is a
native of Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
mrs. Helen Shonis Yat-
zick and the late John P.
Olenick.
The Stascaks are the
parents of two daughtes,
Natalie Vidunas of Santa
Clara, Calif., and Mary at
home. They also have
three grandchildren,
Amy, James and Laura
Vidunas, Santa Clara,
Mr. and Mrs. Stascak
are retired.
MR. AND
JOSEPH F. LICATA
former residents of
Swoyersville, now
residing in Dimock will
celebrate their 27 wedding
anniversary tomorrow.
They were married on
June 4, 1955 by Rev.
Edward Gallagher at
Holy Name Church in
Swoyersville.
Mrs. Licata is the
former Mae Brennan,
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brennan
Sr. of Hughes St.,
Swoyersville. Licata is
the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Licata of
Watkins St., Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Mrs. Leo Orlandini, sister
of the bridegroom and the
bridegroom’s brother
Angelo Licata.
the Licatas are the
parents of seven children:
Mrs. Jo Ellen Gittens,
Rochester, N.Y.; Frank,
New Jersey; Joseph,
Daren, Mary, Kenneth
and Anthony.
Mr. Licata is a teacher
at Elk Lake High School.
MRS.
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MR. AND MRS. AN-
DREW GULLA of 23
Milbre St., Swoyersville
will celebrate their 31st
wedding anniversary next
Wednesday. They were
married on June 9, 1951 by
the late Rev. Andrew
Klobuciucky at Holy
Trinity Church in
Swoyersville. Mrs. Gulla
is the former Helen
Gaydos, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gaydos, Swoyersville.
Gulla is the son of Mrs.
Anna Gulla, a guest at
Valley Crest Home and
the late John Gulla Sr. of
Swoyersville.
The ~Gullas are the
parents of three children,
Elizabeth, Mrs. Andrea
Williams, Oklahoma; and
David. They also have two
grandchildren.
Gulla is associated with
the R.H. Mfg. Co. in
Edwardsville.
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STEFANKO, JR. of 505
Miller St., Luzerne re-
cently celebrated their
42nd wedding anniver-
sary. They were married
on May 25, 1940 by the late
Rev. Bernard L. Fath.
Mrs. Stefanko is the
former Josephine
Jablonski, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Jablonski of Luzerne.
Stefanko is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John
Stefanko Sr., of Swoyers-
ville.
Their attendants were
Bernadine Stefanko
Merli, Eleanor Smith
Moses, Tillie Psolka Rahl,
Kay Gibbons Grozalis, the
late John Jablonski, John
Ondish, George Moses,
the late John Psolka and
Thomas Grozalis.
The Stefankos are the
parents of two children,
Robert and Jo Ann.
Mr. Stefanko is retired.
MR. AND MRS.
THOMAS H. GULLA of 33
Railroad St., Swoyersville
will celebrate their 15th
wedding anniversary
tomorrow. They were
married on June 3, 1967.
Mrs. Gulla is the former
Geraldine Bravyak,
daughter of Mrs. Amelia
Yudichak and the late
Andrew Bravyak,
Larksville. Gulla is the
son of Mrs. Anna Gulla a
guest at Valley Crest and
the late John Gulla Sr.,
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Roberta and Raymond
Yarmal.
The Gullas are the
parents of three children:
Mrs. Debbie Domanish,
Kingston, Denise Skatular
and Susan of Swoyers-
ville.
Mr. Gulla is associated
with Yocum Construction
Co., Kingston.
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MR. AND MRS.
CHARLES WASHKO SR.,
of 147 Hughes St.,
Swoyersville will observe
their 48th wedding an-
niversary next Wed-
nesday. They were
married on June 9, 1934 by
the late Rev. Frank
Zolcinski at SS. Peter and
Paul’s Church in Plains.
Mrs. Washko is the for-
mer Sophie Esbitski,
Plains.
Their attendants were
Mrs. Neal Wysocki, Steve
Chisman, Mrs. Edward
Kubasak and the late
George Lawrence.
The Washkos are the
parents of three children,
Charles Jr., Flordia;
Robert and Mrs. John
Butchko, Swoyersville.
They also have nine
grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Washko
are the former owners of
Washko’s = Grove in
Centermoreland.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN
BARBOSE of 46 Gillespie
St., Swoyersville will
celebrate their 24th
wedding anniversary this
coming Monday. They
were married on June 7,
1958 by Rev. Leonard
Sabalis at St. Ann’s
Church in Luzerne.
Mrs. Barbose is the
forrmer Antoinette
Angeli, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Silvio Angeli of
Luzerne. Barbose is the
son of Joseph Barbose and
the late Lillian Barbose of
Luzerne.
Their attendants were
Rosalie Orlandini
Steadley, Jack Barbose,
Maryann Mosko Green
and Sam Barbose. Junior
bridesmaids were Lenore
Barbose Janosky and
Judy Angeli Micklo.
The Barboses are the
parents of five children:
Joseph, Michael, John
Fr., Lisa and Christopher.
Mr. Barbose is
associated = with the
Potlatch Corp. in Ran-
som. He is also the
manager of the Luzerne
Bank @ Swoyersville
Branch Little League
team.
MR. AND MRS. LOU
MICHAELS of 69 Grace
St., Swoyersville cele-
brated their 16th wedding
anniversary this past
Friday. They were
married at St. Cyprian’s
Church in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Michaels is the
former Judy = Mis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mis, Pittsburgh.
Michaels is the son of
Mrs. Mary Michaels,
Swoyersville and the late
Walter Michaels.
The Michaels are the
parents of three children,
Edward, Matthew and
Michele.
Mr. Michaels is the
Athletic Director at the
Luzerne County Prison.
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MR. AND MRS.
GERALD O’DONNELL,
former residents of
Swoyersville who now
reside at 27 Forest Drive,
Dallas recently cele-
BUsSiad
former Dorothy Farrell of
Old Forge. O'Donnell is
the son of Mrs. Mary
O’Donnell, Swoyersville
and the late Alex
O’Donnell.
Their attendants were
Dorothy Gavlick
Yurkoski and Robert
O’Donnell.
The O’Donnells are the
parents of five children,
Gerald, Jeffrey, Mark,
Michele and Michael
Andrew.
O’Donnell is associated
with the Federal Traffic
Control at Philadelphia
National Airport.
ANNOUNCES
KINGSTON
OFFICE HOURS
Eugene A. Kaczorowski, MD
Dr. Eugene A. Kaczorowski
is pleased to announce that he
will conduct office hours at
349 Pierce St., Kingston, PA.,
by appointment. Practice
logy, Intertility-Male and
Female, and Infertility Coun-
seling.
PHONE: 826-3196
A graduate of Silesian
Medical Academy in Katon-
wice, Poland, Dr. Kaczorow-
ski completed a rotating
internship-and residency in In-
ternal Medicine at City Hospital
in Lubliniec, Poland. He also
served a straight internship
ond residency in Obstetrics/
Gynecology at Catholic Medi-
cal Center of Brooklyn and
Queens, New York. In addi-
tion, Dr. Kaczorowski was
affiliated with Schuyler Medi-
cal Association, a group prac-
tice in upstate New York.
Dr. Kaczorowski also ‘con-
ducts office hours in Wilkes-
Barre and Nanticoke. He holds
Staff Membership at Mercy
Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, Nes-
bitt Memorial'Hospital, Kings-
ton, and NPW Medical Center
in Plains Township.
He and his wife, Eva, reside
in Wilkes-Barre with their two
children.
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Gary Fischer, a Wyoming Valley West High School
senior, recently placed first in the American Chemical
Society Test. This is a two year advanced test taken once
each year. Included were students within an ‘area of
seven countries. For this outstanding achievement, Gary
was honored at a dinner held by the American Chemical
Society. Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
ohn, Swoyersville. Gary is pictured with his
W¥emistry teacher, Mrs. Joan Fladd.
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