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|Misericordia names
Admissions Counselor
"KENDAL LEAH interviews and evalua-
HOPKINS, Forty-Fort tions.
resident, was recently Formerly, Ms. Hopkins
appointed as an was an Assistant in the
Admissions Counselor at Public Relations Office at
College Misericordia. the College. She also
instructed several teen
workshops and classes for
the College’s Art Gallery
as well as “Art Camp” for
children. She was an Arts
Coordinator for the
" Gallery for one year
beginning in 1980.
Announcement was made
recently by Dr. Joseph R.
Fink, college president.
“Ms. Hopkins will be
fesponsible for college
night programs, high
school visits, admissions
ANN’S CAFE DART
LEAGUE--Beginning
place Eagles in the first
half, got off to a good start
in the second half by
taking a 3-1 win over the
Raiders. Tops for the
Eagles were Mike Moses
36-36-36-108; Allen Phillips
31-30-42-103; Bob
Hospodar 84. High for the
Raiders were Joe Balent
99, Joe Masttie 96, Harry
Frohman 82.
The first half champs,
the Vikings, showed that
they will be competitive in
the second half also as
they took a 3-1 win over
the Steelers. Tops for the
Vikes were Lou Hodle
with a nice 42-36-36-114;
Jerry Salata 90, Bill Hulse
82. High for the Stellers
were Bill Fox 95, Ray
Pechal 95, John Yackoski
94.
Top five in averages:
Joe Balent 36.10, Lou
Hodle 34.50, Mike Moses
32.53, Bill Hulse 3226, Bill
Fox 31.10.
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ANN’S CAFE DART
LEAGUE--The Raiders
came back with a 3-1 win
behind the fine shooting of
Joe Balent as he had a
nice series of 41-42-37-120.
He was helped by Joe
Mattie 86 and Harry
Frohman 76. High for the
Steelers were Bill Fox
with a 29-37-36-102, John
Yackoski 84 and Bob
Matson 81.
STAGE DECORATED--No. 2 Hose Copany, (Brodericks)
of Slocum St., Swoyersville has been running Bingo
parties at the Hose House for the past several months.
They gave regular patrons the Christmas spirit by
~ decorating the stage and hall. The large crowds that
patronize the parties marveled at the fine job that Ron
@
The Eagles showed
their strength by holding
the top Vikings to a 2-2 tie.
High for the Eagles were
Tom Mucha 29-36-36-101,
Mike Moses 90 and Bob
Hospodar 78.
Bill Hulse led the Vikes
with a 32-39-32-103, Lou
Hodle 98 and Jerry Salata
75. Nine timers were hit
by Bill Hulse and Jerry
Shalata.
Top five in averages:
Joe Balent 36.45, Lou
Hodle 34.42, Bill Hulse
32.45, Mike Moses 32.12,
Bill Fox 31.36.
Standings: Vikes and
Eagles 5-3, Raiders 4-4,
Steelers 2-6.
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SHANKY’S THURS-
DAY NIGHT DART
LEAGUE--The Giants
tightened up the league as
they took a 2-1 win over
the top Dr. Checkeye'’s
team. High for the Giants
were Stve Adamchak, Jr.,
with a nice 48-40-29-117
series including the only
nine timer of the night.
Steve Dosiak 38-39-32-109;
Dan Marascio 35-43-28-
106; Chooch Gonglefski
94, Rick Watson 80. High
for the Checkeye’s were
Butch Conniff with
another fine series of 45-
33-38-116; Dave Check 29-
42-40-111; Bob Ltoski 77
and Bob Miller one game
of 35.
The Giants hit two
games of 208.
The Air Heads took a
close 2-1 win over Chet’s
Jets. High for the Air
Heads were Ozzie
Williams 32-38-38-108,
Cutter Karasinski 39-33-
30-102; Tony Pero 87, Joe
Belinka 79. Tops for the
Jets were George
Kapalka 99, Ken Roberts
98, Tom Cruthers 87 and
Cactus Stelma 78.
Top five in averages:
Butch Conniff 4048, Steve
Adamchak 38.37, Ken
Roberts 36, George
Kapalka 35.33, Dan
Marascio 34.74.
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DICKO’S DART
LEAGUE--The Steelers
came within one game of
the Sailors as they took a
4-0 win over the Lions.
Leading the way for the
Steelers were Ed Karasek
with a 41-35-35-111; Cutter
Karasinski 98, Joe
Belinka 89, Mike Kurilla
75. High for the Lions
were Joe Merc 92, Duke
Stelma 78, Dan Sekel 60
and Dicko Obsitos showed
up.
- The Sailors took a 3-1
win over the Colts. High
for the league-leading
Sailors were Rich
Polachek 26-42-39-107, Bob
Valatka 92, Ken Karasek
89 and Tom LaHart 75.
Tops for the Colts were
Steve Yonick 35-35-33-103,
Romie Shedletski 86,
Gene Soboleski 48-27-28-
103, Joe Madar 76.
Top five in averages:
Ed Karasek and Bob
Valatka 35, Steve Yonick
and Duke Stelma 32,
Cutter Karasinski 31.
MR. AND MRS.
ALBERT LOPUHOVS-
KY, 54 Sydney St.
Swoyersville will cele-
brate their 37 wedding
anniversary next Wed-
nesday. They were
married on Jan. 12, 1946
by the late Rev. Joseph
Buda at St. Mary’s
Church, Swoyersville.
Mrs. Lopuhovsky is the
former Alyce Brutko,
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Brutko.
Lopuhovsky is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Lopuhovsky, all
of Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
John Reggie, William
Kivinski, Joseph
Baynock, Dolores
Dziadosz Hoosic, Anna
Lopuhovsky Zengion,
Mary Ann Brutko Whalen.
The Lopuhovsky’s are
the parents of six
children: Master Sgt.
Paul with the Air Force,
Plattsburgh AFB, N.Y.;
Standings: Sailors 32-8,
Steelers 31-9, Lions 12-28,
Colts 5-35. :
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LUZERNE VOLUN-
TEER FIRE DEPT.
DART LEAGUE--The
Hard Suction team kept
the top spot by taking a 2-1
win over the High
Pressure Fog team. High
for the Hard Suctions
were Ron Rahl 96, Rob
Yakus 82, Frank Barber
62. Tops for the Fog team
were Nick Karulinis 84, Al
Balberchak 80, John
Guido 73.
The Hose Clamps hit the
500 record as they took a
3-0 win over the Pumpers.
High for the Hose Clamps
were Jim Caladie 83, Mike
Evanko 72, with the only
nine timer of the night and
Jerome Baloh 70. Tops for
the Pumpers were Tom
Austin 81, Billy Tarreto 65
and Davy Tarreto 60.
Top five in averages:
Ron Rahl 29.23, Nick
Karlunis 29.22, Al
Bablerchak 26.24, Jim
Caladie 24.26, Rob Yakus
24.14.
Standings: Hard
Suction 22-14, High
Pressure Fog 20-16, Hose
Clamps 18-18, Pumpers
12-24.
CORAL LOUNGE
DART LEAGUE--The
Hustlers kept up their
winning ways by taking a
3-0 win over the One for
the Road Gang. High for
the Hustlers were George
David, Union, N.J.; Lt.
Andrew, Loring AFB,
Maine; Joseph, Shaver-
town; Albert Jr.,
Alabama; Carol Ann at
home employed at the
Maltby Drug Store with
her mom, Alyce.
The Lopuhovskys also
have 8 grandchildren.
Mr. Lopuhovsky is
associated with PP&L.
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MR. AND MRS. AL
SURGAN, 1 Frederick St.,
Swoyersville will cele-
brate their 24 wedding
anniversary Monday.
They were married on
Jan. 10, 1959 at St. Mary’s
Church, Kingston.
Mrs. Surgan is the
former Bernardine
Jackamovicz, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs
Kapalka 37-42-39-118, Ken
Jasterzinski 31-28-42-101,
Vince Dennis Jr., 79, Bob
Songalia 71. Tops of the
One for the Road Gang
were Mike Repak 41-28-39-
108.
No Names 3, One Arm
Bandits 0. High for No
Names were Mike
Kollesar 91, Stan Price 90,
Tony Lipinski 89, Jim
Reilly 88.
Nine timers were hit by
George Kapalka and Jim
Reilly.
Top five in averages:
George Kapalka 38.06,
Mike Repak 35.25, Tony
Lipinski 32.15, Jim Reilly
31.87, Leon Ziomek 31.84.
Standings: Hustlers 25-
8, No Names 23-10, One
Arm Bandits and One for
the Road Gang 9-24.
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SHANKY’S OVER THE
HILL DART LEAGUE--
Penn State continued
their winning ways as
they beat a strong Yankee
team by a 2-1 score. Tops
for the Nittany Lions were
Cotton Thomas 46-119, Ed
Kulbacki 41-115, Jim
Cruthers 32-76. High for
the Yankees with a big 52-
128 was Steve Adamchak
Jr., Tom Cruthers 36-98
and Cooksie Adams 36-80.
The Dodgers with their
Ace Joe Koval hitting a
big 46-133 series and help
from Dave Check 39-107
and Gary Hughes 34-94
and terrific shooting by
Bob Gaydos, took a 3-0
win over the Cardinals.
Ignatz jackamovicz,
Kingston. Surgan is the
son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Surganovich
of Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Sophie and Frank
Surganovich, Barbara
Sharon Hurst and Joseph
Hurst.
The Surgans are the
parents of three
daughters, Cheryl, em-
ployed with her mother at
Jewelcor, Kingston; twin
daughters, Lisa and Lori,
fourth grade students at
Valley. West School
District.
Mr. Surgan is self
employed as a linoleum
floor installer.
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MR. AND MRS.
CHARLES (BUCKER)
PALUCK, 88 Dennison
St., Swoyersville will
High for the Cards were
George Nemetz 39-114,
John Delescavae 34-91,
Steve Yuhas 32-74.
Steve Adamchak Jr,
had the only nine timer.
Cotton Thomas was the
first to his 1,000 points, he
has 1054.
Standings: Penn State
22-5, Yankees 12-15, Cards
11-16, Dodgers 9-18.
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ALBA’S DART
LEAGUE--The first half
ended this past week as
the first half champs, the
Colts took 1. High for the
Packers were Jack
Knecht with a 36-37-101,
Paul Starolis 36-35-100,
Emil Gomba 32-84, Bernie
Derby 33-77. High for the
Colts John Barber 41-40-
38-119, Al Bogdon 37-88,
Bill Reese 31-75, Jerry
The Steelers took a 3-0
win over the Eagles and
prevented the Eagles
from getting into the
double win column. Tops
Leo Potera 39-98, Jack
Tobias 35-85, Babe Kern
28-75, Bob Zurawski 30-70.
High for the Eagles Sibby
Cicero 33-87, Max Chipego
34-78, Bob Wolensky 32-70.
Top five in averages:
John Barber 41, Paul
Starolis 35, Ron Gula 34,
Fronge Fronczkiewicz 33,
Jack Tobias 31.
Standings: Colts 34-11,
Steelers 25-20, Packers
223-23, Eagles 9-36.
anniversary Monday.
They were wed on Jan. 10,
1948 by the late Rev.
Martin Fleming at the
Holy Name of Jesus
Church, Swoyersville.
Mrs. Paluck is the former
Evelyn
Baluthey, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Baluthey, Swoyersville,
Paluck is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Paluck Sr., also of
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Romayne Paluck,
deceased; Walter Salaika
Jr. :
The Palucks are the
parents of three children,
Charles III, Janet and
Mrs. Debbie Mattes,
Forty Fort.
visor at Sordoni Con-
struction Co., Forty Fort.
: New Year’s Resolutions
H- AP PY N EW Y - AR Cy Hornick--Spend more Tom Gulla, Don wilce and {
time at the Little League, Rich Nemetz Jr.-To get
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7 FOOD Paul Bieyley--Get back in all on the winning way
the swing of things. and have some of their
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