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all Sailors, a new member
of the Pittston Jr. Foot-
ball League, has set final
registrations for Satur-
day, July 10 from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at the Borough
Building on the cornder of
Shoemaker and Main St.,
Swoyersville.
A five dollar
registration fee will be
charged and all boys
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‘guardian.
Physicals are being
planned and arranged and
will be announced later.
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Swoyersville Senior
Citizens under Project
Headheld their meeting in
Holy Trinity School with
Clara Belle Reggie
presiding. ‘Vice
President, secretary and
treasurer gave their
reports. Due to illness of
the secretary, Mrs. Anna
Novak asked that the
Senior Citizens replace
her. The group appointed
Mary Chipego to finish the
term. All other committee
reports were given.
The group is planning a
picnic for August 10 at
Sacred Heart Park in
Dalls. The Chairperson is
Agnes Kelly, co-
chairperson is Michael
Kelly.
Trip chairman Agnes
Vitanovec said all plans
are completed for the trip
to Cape Cod. The group
will go to the Music Box
Dinner Playhouse in
August to see Hello Dolly
On . July 6, 1982
Swoyersville Borough
Council will meet to enact
its Sewer Use Fee for
revenues needed to
complete the budget as
passed earlier this year.
The fee ordinance which
Council opted for in lieu of
a real estate tax increase,
as been advertised in the
papers in summary form
during the past two
weeks.
Among the primary
points of the ordinance is
the fee structure which
will be $30 for residences
and $50 for businesses and
industry. All non-profit
organizations, service
organizations, schools
$30 sum. Due to the ex-
tensive research into the
manner enactment of
such a fee the bills are
being mailed out early in
July. The annual payment
will be due on or before
September 30 of this year.
Though the ordinance
contains penalty
provisions for late
payment Council may
elect to forego any
penalty enforcement this
year due to the short
payment period. In
subsequent years
however, the bills will be
mailed out in the first
quarter of the year and
due by September 30 with
penalty provisions in
force.
Borough Council has
jointly issued a request to
residents to cooperate
fully with this fee as they
have with the refuse fee
for garbage collection.
The revenues. are vitally
needed this year to
maintain levels of service
for the remainder of 1982.
Though the fee normally
will be used expressly for
sanitary sewer ex-
penditures other revenues
have been utilized for
sanitary sewer costs this
year until the new fee
receipts are received.
Thus those line items of
the budget are being
strained by supporting
both the sanitary sewers
and the purpose for which
said funds were intended.
3-1b. box Hazle Park:
HOT DOGS
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Member FDIC
and the Wildwood in
September.
There will be no more
arts and crafts until the
first meeting in Sep-
tember.
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Joe Sonday of Brown
Street, Swoyersville,
predicted stardom for
Tom Watson in golf
several years ago. One
day this writer and Joe
were talking about golf
and Joe, who was then
working for Rich and Max
Arco, told me that Watson
will be a top golfer and
was following his career.
Last week. Watson took
the US Open the only
toourney that he didn’t
win. :
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. President Mike Sen-
tigar .of the Maltby
Volunteer Fire Co. would
like to thank everyone
who helped and attended :
their recent Bazaar, to
make this year’s affair
one of the biggest and
best. The parade last
Friday had to be the
largest as many fire
companies = participated
from all over -Nor-
theastern Pa. In Shanky
Adamchak of Shanky’s
Bar, Hughes Street said
that for all of his years
that he has seen the
Maltby Fire Co. parades,
this has to be the biggest.
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The Key Stone Kops of
the Luzerne Centennial
have been doing a terric
job in picking up and
arresting good citizens of
Luzerne and Swoyersville.
who don’t have a- pin.
Everything is good
natured fun and everyone
is taking it good and
getting a big kick out of jt.
Chairman Bob Morgan,
parade on Saturday and
who helped and attended
weekend to make the
Centennial a big success.
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Recently several of our
local fishermen went on a
trip to Canada to did
some fishing way out in
the boondocks. Had a
good time, got their limit
and then after their
vacation was coming to a
close, Andy Gomba of
Maltby Ave.,Swoyers-
ville, Nick Gomba his
brother and friends Don
Boise and Coke Bonka,
took the plane to get to
their car. When they were
getting out of the plane
they bumped into four
other fishermen from
Swoyersville, Bob
Savage, Steve Cebrick,
Chick Romanchick and
Bob Bob. A small world.
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Swoyersville was
saddended again this past
week over the death of
William Valkos of
Home in
Holy Name of Jesus Parish of Shoemaker St., Swoyers-
ville, will hold its Annual Bazaar on July 8, 9, 10, Thur-
sday, Friday and Saturday, at the parish grounds on
Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort. The bazaar will feature
games, fine food, and live entertainment. The bazaar will
begin at 6 p.m. each evening. Thursday evening, July 8,
Pat Ward, the well-known clown, will appear between 7
and 10 p.m. TV’s Uncle Ted will present his magic show
THE WYOMING VALLEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL
VOLLEYBALL TEAM - recently logged a 10-0 record on
its way to the Wyoming Valley League Championship.
This completed a 5-year league record of 42 wins and 4
losses. Four senior members of the team were chosen as
all-scholastic: Mark Mullen was selected for the third
year; Bill Schutter for the second consecutive year; and
Ed Brominski and Ted Ringsdorf for the first time.The
team was coached by Gene Kelleher and Stewart Harry.
Kelleher commented, “This is the best volleyball team
Wyoming Valley West has ever had.” Fhe starting team
at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, July 9 and 10. Live
music will be provided nightly by the Last Minit Band.
Pictured above are bazaar committee members, seated,
Leo Ryan. Standing left to right, Frank Madden, Victor
Habib, Dave Rovinsky, Dick Huck, Neal Bennett, Paul
Monko, Ray Rovinsky, Rita Mesaros, Dan Mesi{§)s,
Mary Louise Marsh, Louise Callahan, Kathy Bennett,
Betty Greglock and Gloria Martin.
consisted of Jeff Marcin, Ted Ringsdorf, Bernie
Kachinko, Ed Brominski, Bill Schutter, and Mark
Mullen. Bench strength came from seniors Mike Kupetz,
Ed Drozdowski, Tom Skudalski and sophomore Ed
Zawatski. The team is pictured above, left to right are
Mike Kupetz, Ted Ringsdorf, Ed Brominski, Bernie
Kachinko, Tom Skudalski. Second row; Coach Gene
Kelleher, Jeff Marcin, Bill Schutter, Mark Mullen, Ed
Zawatski, Ed Drozdowski, Jim Dougalas, Coach Stewart
Harry.
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EXER
Kolojejchick
graduates
cum laude
CUM LAUDE- Karen M.
Kolojejchick, 1978
graduate of Wyoming
Valley West High School,
recently graduated cum
laude from Marywood
college with a B.S. in
Elementary and early
childhood education. Miss
Kolojejchick was involved
in Marywood’s Singers,
Student Pennsylvania
State Education
Association, teacher
education committee and
class activities. She also
was a University of
Scranton Singers. Karen
plans to seek employment
childhood education. She
also plans to do graduate
work in art and bilingual
studies. She is the
Mrs.
Kolojejchick
and the late Leonard G.
Kolojejchick of 74
Mountain St., Swoyer-
sville.