Bm SWOYERSVILLE BO- WLERETTE RESULTS Midway Restaurant ‘3, College Misericordia 0; Perzia Insurance 3, Kalinosky 0; Rich’s Service 2, Lucky Imports 1; Hi Q TV 2, Pizza Per- fect 1; Bayo’s 2, Z&B Body Shop 1. High Scores: Marie Gurnari 561, Dorothy Rosick 553, Debbie Sims 528, Ruth Muchler 521, Carol Michalik 521, Mary Ann Romanoski 515, Syliva Condiff 512, Sophie Zimniski 504, Mary Ann Pointon 503, Shirley Yenelevitch 502, Jackie Ash 497, Carol Boney 497, Heidi Cook 495. Standings: Rich’s Service 27-15; Z&B Body Shop and Perzia Insurance 25-17; Lucky Imports 23-19; Hi Q TV 22- 20; College Misericordia 22-20; Bayo’s Cafe 21-21; Midway Restaurant 17-25; Pizza Perfect 15-27 and Kalinosky Landscape 13- 29. 20- TOP WEST BOWLERS FOR THE PAST WEEK SIDE Rich Interewicz 578, Peggy Risavage 528, Marie Marth 458, Ann Amos 458, Kathy Lopallo 397, Ed Buzitsky 575, Marge Stelma 648, Betty Chacko 590, April Rakus 568, Paul Hoonosic 603, John Mayerski 5%, Stan Klecha 588, 679; Andy Kundrat 561, John Gayewski 539, Don Jones 512, Pete Cororo 531, Angie Grivensky 495, Bill Holena 631, John Vojtko 489, Eleane Newhart 486, Matt Hrivnak 465, Shawn Keener 389, Ed Manarski 379, Joey Hanosky 370, Stan Klecha 351, Colleen Brown 361, Lisa Noll 319, Cassy Petrosky 319, Bridget McMichael 312, Susan Valatka 310, Ed Grivensky Jr., 256, 586; Bill Ostroskie 553, Michele Martin 553, Mary Brennan 541, Tom Trosko 494, Chris Pienta 483, Dee Stelma 476, Mike Marinas 469, Steve Patton 464, Kristen Monico 179, Zekas 121, Kosmala 119, Candy Berry 104, Kelly Curry 103, Jimmy Santewan 100, Joey Charnitski 99, Ted Kocher 580, Ron Coutts 654, Bob Rish 613, Joe Tirpak 595, John Shen- dock 498, Charles Siracuse 494, Dolores Leonard 420, Arlene Hospodar 515, John Forgash 576, Jim Caladie 583, Phil Perzia 481, Rose Caladie 513, Carole Kole 503, Joanne Stefanko 435, Cathy Pechal 469, Joann Pechal 437, Mike Hardik 600, Brian Lewis 588, Steve Kovacs 585, Rich Interewicz 558, Ron Drobenak 536, Art Cagigas 627, Joe Walko 605, Wayne Terry 600, John Wilcox 688, Jerry Kolaski 632, John Hrivnak 580, John Chacko Jr. 674, and Al Surgan 579. CHACKO’S MIXED LEAGUE The league held a holiday tournament before Santa Claus arrived at the lanes. It was a scratch single and three game handicap PREP BOWLING were Ed Manarski with 151, Debbie Frazier 122. In the second game Steve Valentukonis has 138 and Karen Betnar 157. Third game winners were Matt Hrivnak and Susan Valatka with identical scores of 153. After bowling, Santa Claus made his appear- ance to the lanes with a heavy bag on his back. He gave all the bowlers a bag of = lollipops, wished everybody a Merry Christmas and vanished to another party. After Santa left, refreshments were served, there were cookies, and cake (these goodies were made by the parents), soda and juices. Next bowling session will be on Jan. 8. This will be position round and end the first half. Both Nancy Wilcox and Jo Ann Stefanko are very grate- ful to the parents for the cooperation given during the first half, District Atty. Robert Gillespie of Luzerne County was the main speaker at the recent Swoyersville Kiwanis Club dinner which was held at the Andrew Law- rence American Legion Home Post 644, Shoe- maker Street, ville. Gillespie spoke on “Drug Abuse’ and “Growing Problems of Drugs in the Area’. He said that local police and State Police have been doing a terrific job in combating the drug users Swoyers- and sellers. His office is working hard to help to stop the flow of drugs. His ' talk was well received by everyone. Also present were the committee members: who served on the testimonial dinner for Rep. Fred Shupnik who retired this year as State Repre- sentative of the 119 District. Gillespie was intro-- duced by Program Chairman Joseph Ranieli and his talk was acknow- Luzerne County Republican Committee is in the process of accept- ing and reviewing candi- date applications for the May 17, 1983 Primary Election. a Nicholas Marsilio, chairman of the com- The shipment of 1983 fishing licenses is now complete and over 1700 mittee, would like to ad- vise all Republican aspirers that the following county officers are to be elected: commissioners (3), sheriff, clerk of courts, coroner, district attorney and recorder of deeds. This year resident licenses will cost $12., Applications will be reviewed by a screening committee during November, December and January and recommendations pre- sented to the Executive Committee for action at the Feb. 2, 1983 meeting of remain at $2.00 and lifetime resident (avail- ledged by . Mark Nenichka. the Luzerne County Republican Committee. All interested persons should submit resumes to the Luzerne County Republican Committee, P.O. Box 252, Wilkes- as possible. supply mission) are still $10, : Issuing agents receive 25 CHRISTMAS PARTY--Members of the Swoyersville Engineering Department and Borough office holders held “their ‘annual Christmas party at the Borough Garage on Main Street, Swoyersville. The men had a ball for themselves as they took a few hours off after putting in a long hard year. They deserved it. Pictured above kneeling, left to right, Al Semanek, Al Chimock, Jo Jo Ciccarelli, Jerry Suda. Standing, Mayor Anthony Stefanoski, John Adamchak, Democratic Chairman; Joe Here and There non-resident $20, and seven-day tourist licenses will be $15. Senior licenses issuing agents have a generous supply of the new licenses on hand. cents per license in qrdef o to cover handling and bonding costs. Sonday, Charlie Zannetti, Dean Piazza, Joe Karibinas, Councilman Jim Pugh. Third row; Bob Suppon, Trigger Doletcki, Tom Zdancewicz Jr., John Boehm. Absent when photo was taken, Street Commissioner Socky Saxon, Joe Baynock, Councilman Ron Alunni, Bill Leh- man, John Marcin, Mike Emershaw, Lillian Munley, Borough Coordinator Mike Simko; District Magistrate, Andrew Barilla Jr.; Tax Collector Anna Katchko. with Joe Gula Garbage stickers for 1983 are available at the office of Luzerne Borough Secretary Marion Cecconi up until Jan. 31, 1983. After Jan. 31, a $5 penalty will be added to the cost of the stickers. Sticker costs are $35 for property owners and $105 for commercial establish- ments. Residents who do not purchase stickers will not have their garbage picked up. Police intend to make a survey of the borough since complaints of some residents indicate that there are people in the borough who are placing their garbage on other people’s property. Arrests will be made and a fine imposed on those who are guilty of that practice. Office hours to buy the stickers are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. at the borough building. -0- Swoyersville lost two residents this past week ast Mrs. Agnes Sarti of Poland Street and Mrs. Mary Cebrick Sr. of Perrin Street, both died. Both women with their husbands raised fine families and will be missed. John Tomasky Kovalcin, Miller Street, Luzerne, ~a former Swoyersville resident, died this past week. He too, will be missed by Sveryone, .0- John Walko, Jay Street, ‘Swoyersville, died this past week. Our con- dolensces go out to his -0- ' The Annual Wafer- Supper Dance sponsored by the Holy Name Society of St. Mary’s Church will be held this Saturday, ‘Jan. 8, with the supper beginning at 6 p.m. The affair will be held at the Parish Hall on Shoemaker Street. Chairman of the affair is Ray Sczcucki assisted by Carl Zukosky Sr. Father Edward Sokolowski is pastor and moderator. The Holy Name Society is being assisted by the other organizations of the parish. Music for dancing will be furnished by the Henry -0- Plans were completed for the annual Swoyers- ville Jr. Football banquet which will be held Saturday, Jan. 15, at Holy Trinity Hall on Hughes Street, Swoyersville. Chairman of the affair is Paul Pasek, assisted by Ted Gabel and Don Covert and by the Mother’s Auxiliary and members of the Junior Football Organization. Wes Rhiel will be toast- master. Speakers will be Joe Amato, president of the Greater Pittston Jr. Football League of which the Jr. Sailors were the champs and Super Bowl champs this past year. The main speaker will be District Justice Andrew Barilla Jr., well respected athlete in his own right. Tickets are on sale and can be purchased from any members of the organization. -0- Ted Rydzewski, secre- tary of Shanky’s Thur- sday Night Dart League and Mike Repak, secre- tary of the Coral Lounge Tuesday Night Dart League got together and set up a match between the two leagues on a home and home basis. The first meet will be held Monday, Jan. 17 at 8 p.m. at the Coral Lounge, Owen Street, Swoyers- ville. Both secretaries are handling arrangements. -0- The Luzerne Fire Department and Joint Annual Installation Dinner, 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 7, in the ballroom on There will be dancing from 9 p.m. til midnight. Cost is $7 per guest. 0: Altar and Rosary Society of Holy Trinity Parish of Swoyersville, has re-scheduled the meeting for this Sunday, Jan. 9 at 3 p.m. in the school hall on Hughes Street. Mrs. Mary Chipego will preside. A surprise social will follow the meeting. Msgr. Michael C. Polcha, pastor, is moderator of the society. Rosary members are invited to the meeting and social function. -0- Swoyersville Senior Citizens Club held their annual Christmas party at the Holy Trinity auditorium with more than 140 in attendance. Dinner music was furnished with piano selections by Joseph Olejnick Jr., Christmas carols were sung by the group. Music for dancing was provided by the Hi Tones Orchestra. Committee consisted of Deominick Palmentera, Bernie Kriso and Walter Payavis. Angelo Costello, was elected president for the next two years. He is replacing outgoing president Clarabelle Reggie. POLKA PALS PARTY--The Polka Pals, with members throughout the valley, held their Annual Christmas Party recently at the Russian Club on Main St., Edwardsville. 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