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Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Volack of 57 WHite Street,
Swoyersville, will
celebrate their 30th
wedding anniversary this
Tuesday. They were wed
Dec. 28, 1952, at St.
Mary’s Church in
Kingston with Mrs.
Volack’s cousin, Rev.
Emil Pakutka, per-
forming the marriage
ceremony.
Mrs. Volack "is the
former Mary Ann Kader,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Kader of Swoyer-
sville. Volack is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Volack also of
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Rita Wichner, Bernadine
Kader Chiazza, Leona
Volack Romanowski,
Clem Rusavage, Thomas
Semanek, deceased,
Joseph Kader.
The Volacks are
parents of six children,
Mrs. Susan Kolesar of
Swoyersville, Mrs. Donna
Rickets of State College,
Denise of Salisbury,
Conn., Cindy of
Manhattan, New York,
Ted with the U.S. Army in
Panama, Edward at
home. They also have two
grandchildren, Kristin
Kolesar and Robyn
Ricketts.
Volack is associated
with a construction
company as a supervisor.
Mrs. Volack is a
registered nurse at the
Nesbitt Hospital.
years, will celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary
this Monday. They were
married Dec. 27, 1957.
Mrs. Rosencrans is the
former Rose Marie
Yarina, daughter of Mr.
Joseph Yarina, Wilkes-
Holland. Standing, Mrs.
Rosencrans. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Rosencrans, former
residents who have
resided in Kingman,
Arizona for the past 23
SHANKY’S THURS-
DAY NIGHT DART
LEAGUE--Dr. Checkeyes
came through with a 2-1
win over Chet’s Jets. Tops
for Dr. Checkeyes were
Butch Conniff 35-37-39-111,
Dave Check 31-36-40-107,
Bob Miller 81 and Bob
Latoski 75. High for the
Jets were Al Balun two
games of 39-40-79, Tom
Cruthers 83, Mike Stelma
75, Stoney Stonionis one
game of 32 and good
shooting by Chet Zukosky
while the Scoop showed
again.
The Air Heads finally
got in the win column by
taking a 2-1 win over the
Giants. High for the
Giants were Steve
Adamchak Jr. 45-31-42-
118, Dan Marascio 28-41-
32-101, Doc Watson 78,
Steve Dosiak 77.
Standings: Dr.
Checkeyes 17-7, Giants 14-
10, Chet’s Jets 9-15, Air
Heads 8-16.
Top five in averages:
Butch Conniff 40.70, Steve
Adamchak Jr., 38.28, Ken
Roberts 36.83, George
Kapalka 36.50, Dan
Marascio 34.66.
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DICKO’S DART
LEAGUE--The Sailors
kept up their winning
ways as they took a 3-1
win over the Steelers and
moved into top spot. High
for the Sailors were Bob
Valatka 36-31-39-106, Rich
Polachek 36-33-37-106,
Cutter
Joe
Joe RanieliR. Ph.
Rosencrans and Clinton
Barre, and the late Mary
Yarina, West Wyoming.
Rosencrans is the son of
Mrs. Johanna Rosencrans
of West Wyoming and the
Belinka 85, Mike Kurilla
78.
The Lions took a 3-1
decision over the Raiders.
High for the Lions were
Joe Merc 31-44-31-106,
Adam Stelma 31-29-42-102,
Dicko Obsitos 58. High for
the Raiders were Steve
Yonick 30-29-42-101, Joe
Madar 94, Romie
Shedletski 82 and Gene
Soboleski 49-96.
Standings: Sailors 29-7,
Steelers 27-9, Lions 12-24,
Raiders 4-32.
Top five in averages:
Bob Valatka and Ed
Karasek 35, Adam Stelma
and Steve Yonick 32 and
Cutter Karasinski 31.
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SHANKY’S OVER THE
HILL DART LEAGUE--
The Yankees rapped out a
3-0 win over the Dodgers.
High for the Yankees
Galletti;
late Clinton Rosencrans,
Sr.
Their attendants were
Joe and Johanna Gula.
The Rosencrans are
parents of three
daughters, Mrs. Raycene
Opinger, Mrs. Joanne
Holland and Andrea, all of
Kingman, Arizona. They
also have four grand-
children, J.J. and James
Holland, Joe Opinger,
Michael.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Romanowski of 123
Diamond Street,
Swoyersville, recently
celebrated their 37th
wedding anniversary.
They were joined in
marriage Nov. 24, 1945, by
Rev. Joseph Miers at the
Sacred Heart Church in
Luzerne. Mrs.
Romanowski is the for-
mer Eleanor Ignatovitz,
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony
Ignatovitz of Luzerne.
Romanowski is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Romanowski, Sr., of
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Helen Turkavitch, Celia
Taxtius, Charles
Romanowski and Chester
Zukosky.
‘were Steve Adamchak
Jr., 43-116, Cooksie
Adams 37-104, Tom
Cruthers 43-97. High for
the Dodgers were Dave
Check 37-97, Gary Hughes
32-75, Bob Gaydos is
improving.
Penn State pulled out a
close 2-1 win over the
Cards. High for the Penn
Staters were Cotton
Vojtko 35-92, Jim
Cruthers 68. Tops for the
Cards were John Dele-
scavage 40-116, George
Nemetz 34-96, and Scoop
was there.
Standings: Penn State
20-4, Cards and Yanks 11-
13, Dodgers 6-18.
Top five in averages:
Steve Adamchak jr., 39.4,
Cotton Thomas 38.23,
John Delescavage 35.13,
Ed Kulbacki 32.15, George
Sam Barbose,
Vince Galletti.
1Ta.m.
to
7 Days a Week
They are parents of two Koval of 193 Owen Street,
sons, Robert of Avoca, Swoyersville, will
and Thomas of Swoyer- celebrate their 29th
sville. They also have one wedding anniversary
grandchild, Thomas tomorrow. They were
Romanowski, Jr. Mr. joined in marriage Dec.
Romanowski is retired 23, 1953, at St. John’s
from the Gabriel Church in Luzerne by
Industries. Msgr. John Balberchak.
-0- Mrs. Koval is the former
Atty. and Mrs. Frank Lois Shampack, daughter
Artiz, Jr., of Church of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Swoyersville, Michael Shampack of
recently’ celebrated their = Swoyersville. Koval is the
3rd wedding anniversary. son of Mrs. Anna Koval of
They were married Nov. Dana Street, Swoyer-
22, 1979 by Rev. John sville, and the late
Santasky at St. Nicholas Michael Koval, Sr.
Church in Wilkes-Barre. Their attendants were
Mrs. Aritz is the former Margaret Germak Novak
Jane Ney, daughter of Mr. and John Novak.
and Mrs. Harold Ney, The Kovals are parents
Wilkes-Barre. Aritz is the of eight children, Joseph,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jr., Swoyersville; Mary
Aritz, Sr., Swoyersville. Therese Pazamickas, RN,
~ Their attendants were Sunbury; Raymond,
Lori Ney and Dominick Annapolis, Md.; John,
Aritz. Ushers were John Camp Leguene, N.C.;
Chipego and John Michael, Swoyersville;
Brokenshire. Lois, Barbara, and
They are the parents of Robert. They also have
a daughter, Elizabeth five grandchildren.
Mary. Mr. Koval is Secretary
Mrs. Aritz is secretary of Swoyersville Borough
to her husband, Atty. Council and is a mechanic
Aritz, at his office located at the United Pants Co. in
on the corner of Owenand Swoyersville and
Main Streets, Swoyer- Plymouth. Mrs. Koval is
sville. Atty. employed with the Leader
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nursing Home East.
-0- Pechal 82 and Bob Matson
ALBA'S DART 80. High for the Eagles
LEAGUE--The first half was Mike Moses with a 95.
champs, the Colts kept up Final first half stan-
their winning ways by dings: vikings 24-12,
taking a 3-0 win over the Steelers 19-17, Raiders 18-
Steelers. High for the 18, Eagles 11-25.
Colts were John Barber Top five in Averages:
with another big series of Joe Balent 36.44, Lou
32-38-50-125, Al Bogdon 98, Hodle 34.22, Bill Hulse
Bill Reese 36-92, Jerry 32.81, Mike Moses 32.14,
Drobenak 67 with a nine Bill Fox 31.13.
timer. High for the Joe Balent had the high
Steelers were Dr. Leo single game of 48, high
Potera 32-96, Jack Tobias three game series of 117
76 and Bob Zurawski 69. and Mike Moses, the most
The Packers took a 3-0 nine timers 2.
victory over the lowly -0-
Eagles. High for the CORAL LOUNGE
Packers were Paul DART LEAGUE--The
Starolis 36-36-40-112, Jack Hustlers took a 3-0 win
Knecht 34-34-32-100, Emil over the One Arm Bandits
Gomba 83. Tops for the to keep their two game
Eagles were Sibby Cicero lead. High for the
86, Max Chipego 85, Gordy = Hustlers were Ken
Price 70 and Bob Jasterzinski 39-32-40-111,
Wolensky 70. George Kapalka 34-25-45-
Standings: Colts 33-9, 102, Vince Dennis Jr., 78.
Steelers 22-20, Packers 20-
22, Eagles 9-33.
Top five in averages:
Tops for the One Arm
Bandits were Leon
Ziomek, art Delsano 71
John Barber 41, Paul and good shooting by Jim
Starolis 36, Ron Gula 34, Jasterzinski and Joe
Fronge Fronczkiewicz 33, = Cheskiewicz.
Jack Tobias 31. The No Names stayed 2
-0- 4 games behind as they took
ANN’S CAFE DART
LEAGUE--The Vikings
took the first half as they
took a 4-0 win over the
Raiders. Tops for the
champs were Lou Hodle
32-37-41-112, Bill Hulse 95,
Jerry Salata 86, Jim
Mazzillo 69. High for the
Raiders were Joe Balent
with a big 28-35-48-111,
Harry Frohman 84, Joe
Mattie 71.
The Steelers were a 4-0
winner over the Eagles
and took over second
place. High for the
Steelers were Bill Fox a
nice 40-32-39-111, Ray
a 3-0 victory over the One
For the Road gang. Tops
for the No Names were
Jim Reilly 94, Walt
Wruble 82, Stan Price 81
and Lippy Lipinski 80.
High for the One For the
Road Gang were Mike
Repak 90, Ted Daveski 78
and George Lutz 76. :
Standings: Hustlers 22-
8, No Names 20-10, One
Arm Bandits and One For
the Road Gang 9-21.
Top five in averages:
George Kapalka 37.92,
Mike Repak 35.16, Lippy
Lipniski 32.14, Jim Reilly
32.13, Leon Ziomek 31.83.
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Maureen McCawley,
Wyoming Valley West
High School senior, was
selected Student of the
Month for November.
This is a program
sponsored by the
Kingston-Forty Fort
Lions Club in cooperation
with the Wyoming Valley
West High School faculty.
Maureen was chosen by
the faculty for her
numerous activities, both
academic and co-
are drum
member, student liaison
to the Wyoming Valley
West Board of Directors,
student council executive
board, “National “Honor
Society, and editor of the
West Side Story (school
newspaper). Her name
appears in Who's Who
Among High School
Students.
Maureen plans to attend
college to pursue degrees
in accounting and com-
puter science. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John’ T. MecCawley,
Luzerne.
Sharon Spitale, senior
at Wyoming Valley West
High School, recently won
the competition at the
high school in the Voice of
Democracy contest and
will now represent
Wyoming Valley West in
further competition. The
Voice of Democracy
contest is a project of the
Veterans of Foreign
Wars, the local com-
petition being sponsored
by Anthracite Post No.
Kingston. Sharon
gave a three to five
minute .speech on the
topic of ‘Youth,
American's Strength.”
She will now enter the
interdistrict competition
and hopefully continue on
to the state competition.
First place winners
enter the five-day
national competition held
in Washington, D.C.;
many qualify for different
scholarship awards.
Sharon is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Spitale, Forty Fort.
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