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MR. AND MRS.
JOSEPH HUDICK of 23
Barber Street, Swoyers-
ville will celebrate their
59th wedding anniversary
on Friday. They were
married on July 9, 1923 by
the late Rev. John A.
Karnish at the Holy
Trinity Church in
Swoyersville. Mrs.
Hudick is the former
Mary Kovalick of
Swoyersville.
The Hudicks are the
parents of four children,
Mrs. Marie Kziadosz,
Swoyersville, Anne at
home, Mrs. Helen
Stesney, Fla., and Joseph
Jr., Centermoreland.
They also have four
grandchildren, Robert
and Ronald Dziadosz and
Richard and Donna
Hudick.
Mr. Hudick is a retired
miner and former
policeman in Swoyers-
via
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MR. AND MRS. LOUIS
DZIADOSZ, son-in-law
and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hudick, of 45
Jay Street, are
celebrating their 33rd
wedding anniversary on
the same day. They were
married on July 9, 1949 at
St. Mary’s Church,
Swoyersville by the late
Rev. Joseph Buda and
Rev. John Masakowski
now pastor of St. John’s
Church, Larksville.
The Dziadosz’ are the
parents of two sons,
Robert and Ronald.
Dziadosz is employed at
Wilkes-Barre Iron Works,
Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN
HARCHAR, JR. of 345
Shoemaker Street,
Swoyersville will cele-
brate their 5th wedding
anniversary on Friday.
They were married on
July 9, 1977 at the Holy
Trinity Church, Nan-
ticoke by Rev. Walter
Poplawski.
Mrs. Harchar
former Nancy Bromfield,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kerwin Bromfield,
Nanticoke. Harchar is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Harchar, Sr., Swoyers-
ville.
Mr. Harchar is
associted with Baron’s
Seafood, Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS.
CHARLES KALMAN-
OWICZ of 50 Sidney
Street, Swoyersville re-
cently celebrated their
36th wedding . an-
niversary. They were
married on June 22, 1946
by the late Rev. Joseph
Podskoch, cousin of the
bride at Holy Trinity
Church, Swoyersville.
Mrs. Kalmanowicz is the
former Josephine Pod-
skoch, daughter of the
late Stephen and Johanna
Podskoch, Swoyersville.
Kalmanowicz is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kalmanowicz Sr.,
Exéter.
Their attendants were
the late Mary Podskoch
Scripp and Al Scripp,
Union, N.J.
The Kalmanowicz’ are
the parents of four
children, Thad, Center-
ville, Md., Kenny and
Charles, Swoyersville,
and Mrs. Ann Markie
Maskinas, @ Nuangola.
They also have nine
grandchildren: Jana,
Erin and Michael
Kalmanowicz, Amanda,
Melanie, Brianne, Daniel
Kalmanowicz and Jeffrey
and Mathew
Kalmanowicz.
Mr. Kalmanowicz is
associated with Baron’s
Seafood, Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS.
STEPHEN YUHAS JR. of
1025 Main Street,
Swoyersville, will cele-
brate their 31st wedding
anniversary next Wed-
nesday. They were
married on July 14, 1951 at
Holy Savior Church in
Wilkes-Barre by Rev.
Joseph Monaghan, cousin
of Mrs. Yuhas. Mrs.
Yuhas is the former Mary
Jule McAfee, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
James McAfee, Wilkes-
Barre. Yuhas is the son of
Mr. Stephen Yuhas Sr.,
and the late Mrs. Anna
Yuhas, Swoyersville.
The Yuhas are the
parents of seven children:
Stephen III, James,
William, Mrs. Mary Kay
Covert, Mrs. Susan
Coulter, Joyce, and Julie.
They also have one
grandchild, Kimberly
Yuhas.
Yuhas is employed at
Luzerne Products Co.,
Plainsville. Mrs. Yuhas is
employed at Fad Mifg.,
Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS.
JOSEPH POLLICK of 161
Kossack Street,
Swoyersville will cele-
brate their 20th wedding
anniversary this coming
Wednesday. They were
married on July 14, 1962
by the late Rev. Anthony
Lewandowski at St.
Mary’s Church, Swoyers-
ville. Mrs. Pollick is the
former Shirley Vinsko,
Swoyersville.
The Pollicks are the
parents of five children:
Christopher, Brernda,
Pamela, Joseph Jr., and
Eric.
Mr. Pollick is head
dispatcher at Interstate
Dress Carriers, Pittston.
Mrs. Pollick is employed
at J.C. Penney, Wyoming
Valley Mall.
St. John’s Holy Name
Society of Miller St.,
Luzerne, recently held
their Annual Family
‘Breakfast on Father’s
Day. The affair was held
at the Knights of
Columbus Home on Main
St., Luzerne.
Invocation and
benediction was given by
Rev. Edward Shoback,
moderator of the Holy
Name Society and pastor
of St. John Nepomucene.
Master of ceremonies was
Joseph Kurpis.
Main speaker was
Robert Alexander,
Professor of government
Saturday, June 26 at their new store located in the Dallas
Shopping Center in Dallas. Throughout the day, Mickey
Mouse and Goofy were on hand to greet the youngsters.
Hot dogs and soda were prvided and gifts given to all.
Ida; who also has a Ida’s Pet World East located at the
Midway Shopping Center, Wyoming, said the new store
will carry AKC dogs, tropical birds, and all small
animals, fish and accessories. Above left to right,
Kerrey as Goofy, Bonnie Gilroy, Sheila Hoover, Heidi
Yorina, employees; Mrs. A.J. Cefalo, Mrs. N.J. Parella,
Mrs. Leonard Valenti, Bill Brennan, store manager;
Tina Kluk, Ida, Leonard Valenti, Jack Pritchard,
Pritchard Insurance Co.; Sandi George, employee;
Maurice, Nolts Ponds Inc. representative;
Chicken barbecue
planned for July 25
Qe Luzerne Centennial
Committee will sponsor a
Chicken-Bar-B-Que to be
held on July 25, (Sunday)
from noon to 6 p.m. at the
Main Street Stockade,
across from Luzerne
National Bank. Donation
will be $3.50 a ticket.
Tickets may be purchased
fron: any of the com-
mittee members.
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Former resident of Swoyersville, John Delescavage, Jr.,
shot the above black bear on a recent hunting trip to the
Province of New Brunswick, Canada. The bear, which
with one shot from a Sako 3006. John, Jr. is married to the
former Debbie Lewis of Kingston. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Delescavage, Sr., Jay St., Swoyersville.
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Kathy
in polities at King’s
College, who spoke on
‘““Sanctifying Life’’
Professor Alexander said
that we all have a place
and job in life to do and as
long as we do it to the best
of our ability and with the
idea of helping others, we
life. He said that we also
bring happiness to others,
selves. Life without God is
life with despair.
His talk was well re-
ceived | by everyone in
attendance and more of us
should take heed. to this
fine saying.
This affair was also a
farewell to the Sisters of
St. Methodius, as St. John
Nepomucene School will
be closed.
Joseph Voytek,
president of the Senior
Holy Name Society,
thanked everyone for
their assistance and
thanked the Sisters along
with Rev. Shoback for
their fine work at the
school and wished them
well in their new school.
EDWARD VOLACK, co-
chairman with Leonard
Stefanko, of the Summer
Bazaar of St. Mary’s
Church, Shoemaker St.,
Swoyersville, to be held
on the American Legion
Post 644 grounds, July 15
through 17 have an-
nounced the following
men to be waiters at the
Caberet Style Bar:
Joseph Gonglefski, Ralph
and Mike Romanowski,
Ed and Fred Prolieka,
Tom Urban, Al Balun,
Larry Kiwak, Ray Vanyo,
Tony Harzinski, Bob
Covert, Rich Gabvlick,
Lou Michaels, Chip
Chipego, John Hanadel,
Ed Masavage, George
Monto, Lindy Berti, Mike
Stelma, Charlie Rutt,
John Kotchick. Rain or
shine, the bazaar will be
held under huge tents and
tradition Polish foods will
be featured. Entertain-
ment nightly will be by
the local polka bands such
as Kryger Brothers, July
15; Polka Punch, July 16
and Ray Suda on Satur-
day, July 17, 7 p.m. to
midnight.
Wyoming Seminary
College Preparatory
School, Kingston, recently
announced the winners of
their first annual achieve-
ment scholarship compe-
tition, according to Dr.
Wallace F. Stettler,
president of the prep
school.
Anthony Joseph
Stallone, son of Dr. and
Mrs. James A. Stallone of
Harveys Lake, was
named winner of the full
tuition scholarship, while
Florence Jaigeong Synn,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Eun Hi Synn of Wilkes-
Barre, received the half
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currently attends Gate of
Heaven School, Dallas,
and Synn attends Meyers
High School, Wilkes-
Barre.
DONATION--Atty. Joseph Yeager, president of the Swoyersville Lions Club, an-
nounced at the recent Lions Club meeting that the club donated $25 to the American
Diabetes Association. Dough Lara and Patrick Sheridan represented the American
Diabetes Association and accepted the donation. Both Lara and Sheridan spoke on
diabetes and showed film and slides on the various care that is being provided by the
Association. The club also donated $50 to the Children’s Museum for the Deaf located
on Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort, through Mrs. Jean Yarmey. Left to right, Patrick
Sheridan, Dough Lara receive the donation from President, Atty. Joseph Yeager of the
Swoyersville Lions Club.
ON THE JOB--Joseph Lopallo, popular. councilman of Luzerne, is.one of.the head.
workers working forthe Luzerne County, Redevelopment keeping the.gr ass) ¢ution ther
Redevelopmentilots { throughout the County "Joe and his crew, above, take cdte of their!
properties in. Hanover, Nanticoke, Kingston, Luzerne, Forty Fort, Swoyersville,
Plymouth and various other boroughs. Above the men of the Luzerne County Redevel-
opment workers cutting grass throughout the county are, left to right, Curt Rowney,
Hanover; Mark Teufil, Hamilton Avenue, Kingston; Joe Lopallo, Luzerne and Joe
Cresh, Wells Street, Forty Fort.
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WILKES COLLEGE FAMILY--The Leo Gavlicks, 12 Creek St., Swoyersville, are a
Wilkes College Family. Members of the family who have graduated from Wilkes are
seated, left to right, Atty. Jean Gilroy Gavlick, 1974 graduate of Wilkes, 1971 graduate
of Delaware Law School; Barbara Gavlick, 1976 Wilkes graduate with degree in art;
standing, Jeffrey T. Gavlick, 1982 cum laude graduate; Leo F. Gavlick, P.E. 1951
graduate with associate degree in engineering and graduate from Lehigh University
with a degree in civil engineering; and Atty. Blase L. Gavlick, 1973 graduate of Wilkes
and 1980 graduate from Delaware Law School. Both Mr. and Mrs. Galick have been
active members of Swoyersville Kiwanis Club and all of their children were in Circle
K, Blase being president of the K Club at Wyoming Valley West, and served as
governor of this district while a student at Wilkes College. Barbara and Jeffrey served
as Lt. Governors in the K Club while Jean served as president.
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