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ST. JOHN’S AID HOSPICE--Kindergarten class of St.
John’s Luzerne, under direction of their teacher Mrs.
Margaret Semanek and Cookie Project Chairman Ruthie
O'Dell, decorated coffee cans for Hospice St. John
patients and their families. Volunteers of the Hospice
made cookies to fill and distributed them to the patients
for the holidays. Hospice St. John is a certified home
health care agency. It is also a division of Lutheran
Welfare Service and a member of the United Way of
Wyoming Valley. Members of the St. John’s Kinder-
garten Class are first row, left to right, Noelle Stefanoski,
Patrick Storz, Jennifer Kopines, Michael Lykon, Brian
Budzyn, Jeffrey Romanowski, Gary Quinn, Melly
Kalmonowicz; standing, Mrs. Margaret Semanek,
teacher; Adrianne Gushka, Kelly Perry, John
Guchanyk, Eileen Hrobaski, Ruthie 0’Dell, Chairperson
Cookie Project.
An application for a
grant in excess of $300,000
has been sent to the
Department of Com-
munity Affairs for
Luzerne Borough by its
planning engineers. The
grant application is being
made for a storm sewer
project in the Kelly Street
area of the municipality.
Residents of the area
signed a petition indica-
ting their need for new
storm sewers to replace
stalled many years ago
under a Federal work
project.
The box culvert is a
walled-in type facility
which has created
problems in severe storm
situations through the
years.
James Suponcec,
borough coordinator, sent
the petitions to the
residents of the area and
indicated that the borough
would provide storm
sewer service for some
400 families if the grant is
Costs are estimated to,
construction and addl~
tional monies would be
needed for administra-
tion.
The application is being
made under the Small
Communities Grant
administered by the state.
Swoyersville Municipal
Authority at its opening
meeting of 1983 voted
unanimously to increase
sewer connection fees
from $305 to $505 per unit.
Chairman Stanley
Zawatski stated that the
reasons are threefold.
First, they are pursuing
the collection of the
mentioned.
Zawatski states that it
is the Municipal
Authority’s desire to
complete its duties and
dissolve as a quasi-
governmental agency. He
added ‘‘the Authority has
seen this: project through
with some very trying
times.”
balance due from ap-
proximately 13 people
who have been making
make payments on their
Second, they will take
action = against ap-
proximately 10 people
who are the only people in
the borough not yet
connected. All but one of
these have refused con-
nection. Third, the
been such that an
in-
crease is necessary.
However, they do not
believe many people will
be affected except those
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Weekly Dart League Results
LUZERNE FIRE
Suction 26-16, High
Hodle 34.82, Bill Hulse
Colts’ were Steve Yonick
SHANKY’S OVER THE
Steve Adamchak Jr. 40.7,
knocked off first half
Harzinski 96, Bob Latoski
DEPT. DART LEAGUE-- Pressure Fog and Hose 32.28, Mike Moses 31.58, 34-27-41-102, Romie HILL DART LEAGUE- Cotton Tomaskovic 39, champs Hustlers by a 2-1 73. High for Chet’s Jets
The Hard Suction took a Clamps 23-19, Pumpers Bill Fox 30.94. Shedletsky 87, Gene The Yankeessewedupthe Joe Koval 38.15, John score. High for the were Tom Cruthers 84,
300 win over the Pumpers. 12-30. Standings: Raiders 11- Soboleski 79 and Dick secondspotbytakinga3-0 Delescavage 34.26, Ed Bandits were Dave George Kapalka 81 and
High for Hard Suction
5, Vikings 10-6, Eagles 6-
Adamchick 61.
win over the Dodgers.
Kulbacki 33.3.
Hergan 46-31-32-109, Leon
good darts by Jim
were Ron Rahl 104, Frank . 0: 10, Steelers 5-11. Top five in averages: Tops for the Yanks were Standings: Penn State Ziomek 99, Chick Cruthers and Joe Gula.
Barber 82, Robbie Yakus ANN'S CAFE DART 0 Bob Valatka and Ed Steve Adamchak Jr. 48- 28-5, Yankees 18-15, Cards Romanchick 86. High for The Giants took a 2-1
72. Tops for the Pumpers LEAGUE The Raiders DICKO’S DART Karasek 35, Steve Yonick 125, Tom Cruthers 44-106, 11-22, Dodgers 9-24. the Hustlers were George win over the Air Heads.
were John Tarreto . 85; took 2 4-0 verdict over {he LEAGUE--The Sailors 2andAdam Stelma32, Rich Cooksie Adams 34-96, -0- Kapalka 93, Gene High for the Giants were
Dave Repshas 79, Billy Eagles. Tops for the Polachek 31. Shanky Adamchak Sr. 65. CORAL LOUNGE Gowisnok 77, Walt Steve Adamchak Jr. 47-38-
Tarreto 72. ;
The Hose Clamps took a
3-0 win over the High
Pressure Fog team. Tops
for Hose Clamps were
Raiders were Joe Balent
with 44-38-36-118, Bill
Curry 85, Harry Frohman
83. Tops for the Eagles
were Mike Moses 94, Bob
Hospodar 82 and Allen
Phillips 66.
won the second half by
virtue of their 3% to 2 win
over the second place
Steelers. Leading the way
for the Champs were Bob
Valatka 40-44-31-115, Rich
Polachek 95, Ken Karasek
First half standings:
Sailors 39%-8Y%; Steelers
331,-1415; Lions 15-33;
Colts 8-40.
Members of the Sailors
team, first half champs:
Tops for the Dodgers were
Dave Check 46-117, Joe
Koval 43-95, Gary Hughes
60, good shooting by Buc
Urban. :
DART LEAGUE--Second
half play began as the No
Names took a 2-1 win over
One for the Road Gang.
High for No Names were
Tony Lipinski, ' 39-33-39-
Songalia 73.
Mike Repak had the
only nine-timer of the
night.
Top five in averages:
George Kapalka 36.91,
Chooch Gonglefski 80, Jim
Dunbar 74, Doc Watson
71. High for the Air Heads
were Cutter Karasinski
38-40-44-122, Ozzie
Jim Caladie 83, Mike 83, Tom Lahart 83. High Bob Valatka, Rich Penn State, first half 111, Jim Reilly 99, Mike Mike Repak 34.92, Tony Williams 36-37-43-116, Ben
Evanko and Jerome The Vikings came for the Steelers were Ed Folachek, Ken Karasek, winners took a 3-0 win Kolesar 95, Walt Wruble Lipinski 32.52, Leon Belinka 83, Tony Pero 74.
Baloh both 81. High for the ~~ through with a 4-0 win garasek 98, Cutter Tom Lahart and Butch over the Cards. High for 77. High for One for the Ziomek 31.35, Dave Top five in averages:
Fogs were Nick Karlunis over the Steelers. High for Karasinski 88, Andy Yakabovicz. Penn State were Cotton Road Gang were Mike Hergan 31.11. Butch Conniff 40.87, Steve
80, Al Balberchak 73 and the Vikes were Lou Hodle, Qpsitos and Joe Belinka ; Tomaskovic 40-113, Ed Repak 33-36-43-112, Vince -0- Adamchak Jr. 38.62, Ken
John Guido 70. a triplicate 77 for a 111 gg Bob Valatka took high Kulbacki 39-104, Jim Dennis Sr. and George SHANKY’S THURS- Roberts 35.77, Dan
Top, five in averages! series, Bill Hulse 21, Jerry average 35, high single Cruthers, good shooting. Lutz both 77, Ted DAY NIGHT DART Marascio 34.86, Ozzie
Ron Rahl 29.30, Nick Salata 79. High for the The Lions took a 3-1 vic- game 49 and high three High for the Cards were Davenski 75. LEAGUE--Dr. Checkeyes Williams 34.68.
Karlunis 29.15, Al Steelers were Ray Pechal tory over the Colts. High = game series individual, John Delescavage 37-104, The One Arm Bandits took a 2-1 win over Chet’s Standings: D gs
Balberchak 25.35, Jim
Caladie 25.12, Rob Yakus
24.02.
Standings: Hard
80, Bill Fox 74, Bob
Matson 67.
Top five in averages:
Joe Balent 36.25, Lou
for the Lions were Joe
Merc with 90, Dan Sekel
79, Adam Stelma 78 and
Dicko had 58. Tops for the
Adam Stelma, Eddie
Karasek and Bob Valatka
all tied with 115 series.
20:
SWOYERSVILLE BO-
WLERETTE LEAGUE
All of the scores ended
in 2-1 wins. They were Z &
424, Jim Stiles 667, John
Mayerski 593, Ed Sidelko
486, Mike Hardik 547, Joe
Keller 550, Sue Morgan
Regalis 522, Marie
Zambito 514, George
Krakosky 621, 545; John
Stefanko 515, John Yatsko
teams needing a victory
to be first half champs.
The Cowboys led by Steve
Valentukonis who had a
ended in last place the
first half but they showed
that this won’t be so in the
second half as they
High for Dr.
Checkeye’s were Butch
Conniff 46-45-29-120, Dave
Check 41-35-24-100, Kosty
19-14, Air Heads 14-19,
Chet’s Jets 13-20.
B Body Shop over 525, Grace Smith. 479, 527, John Chacko Jr. 279, 387 series and Shawn
Kalinosky; Perzia Shirley Kormos454, Mary 247, 217 (743); Jerry Keener who kicked in with
Insurance over. Pizza Per- Lou Adams 452, Angie Kolaski 671, Tim a 354 total. The Strikers
fect; Bayo’s Cafe over Grivensky 442, Trish McManus 649, John had Matt Hrivnak trying
Midway Restaurant; Malloy 441, Tammy Wilcox 636, Rose Gula 451, hard with a 394.
Lucky Imports over Hi Q Rushinski 439, Karen Arlene Hospodar 496, Roy . ¢
TV and Rich's Service McManus 434, Rose ' Baker 588, Jim Olejnik Final standing first ccm OFFICERS INSTALLED-Pictured above are the Retiring officers, Eleanore price, publicity; Carol
over College = Miseri: Caladie 422, Ed Gawlas 969, Jack Havrilla 548, half: Dallas Cowboys 36- ,etired officers and the new officers of the Confraternity R i : eo
cordia. : 2 : Jerry Lencoski 544, Steve 16, Strikers 32-20, Gut- a : y manowskd, Ireasnrer; Marge Mulasld, Secretary;
HOP 544, Bill Reese 589, Mike Sh y ok 520 ) Eddi t ’ tes 29-23. Fi ? 28 of Christian Mothers of St. Mary’s Church, Swoyersville. Rev. Sokolowski; Theresa Conglefski, vice president;
PO EeeT SIDE Hardik 548, Phil Perzia a a Ray ae is rr I The new officers were installed by pastor, Rev. Edward Mary Szczucki, president. Standing, left to right, new
Joe Gaieteri 549, Butch
Tibus 537, Gerri Stuchkus
509, Rose Caladie 547,
Carole Kolc 509, Cathie
coni 614, Andy Kundrat
550.
Balls tied at 27-25, Pin
Busters and Pin smashers
Sokolowski, who is also moderator of the Confraternity.
Following the installation, a short meeting was held,
officers, Isabelle Elick, publicity; Mary Jo Maciaviglh,
treasurer; Alice Matukonis, secretary; Sophie
: Hardik 453, Joanne 2 followed by a social. Meetings of the Confraternity are Muscavage, vice president; Mary Ann Gluchanyk,
“il Joe Medwick 643, Joe gtefanko 451, Betty Shonk HACK oo PRED finished na. Eagles 24- 1.14 on the first Tuesday of the month at St. Mary’s Hall ~ president.
emprine 621, Jim Kelly = 436 Bernie Koscielski 501, © S 28, Smurfettes 22-30, , ghoemaker Street. Pictured above seated left to right,
611, Len Dicton 592, Len g4 Mizenko Sr. 566. Joe MIXED BOWLING Rebels 21-31, Ding Bats
Brussock 589, Mike > LEAGUE 16-36. The Gutterettes, a
Munykowski 576, Steve
_ Luzetsky 574, Joe Medon
Walko 560, Paul Butera
548, Jim Mizenko 547, Bill
The first half came to a
close Saturday morning
team of all girls took high
three game series 2467,
564, Harry Post 553, Andy Holena 642, Mark Smith with the Dallas Cowboys one game high 861. Matt Refuse collection $30 per family; $25 for been able to keep the fee “We have had increases
Victor 542, Andy Kundrat 635,583; Ethel Reggie 603, taking all three games Hrivnak led the boys with gt kers for 1983 are now those with the head of unchanged due primarily in costs for operation and
563, Bill Doran 558, Nick April Rakus 567, Leo from the powerful Striker = 237 high game and 475 ,iaijaple from the household 65 years of age to the absence of any maintenance as well as
Gomba 549, Mary Orlandini 524, Jim team, thereby winning the total, as Michele Edwards cyordinator’s Office. This or older. Borough increase in landfill costs. wage increases for the
Maximowicz 514, Anna Shedlarksi 534, Bernie first half crown. This was led the girls with 176 and year's fee remains the Coordinator Simko stated “Many communities men, however, nothing to
Galwas 531, Theresa
position round with both
477.
same as 1982 which was that the community has
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