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CRUSADER JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
Chrissy Drach, Diane Barna; row 2, Missy Watlack,
Cheering on their compatriots on the Crusader Jr.
Elizabeth Savinski, Stacey Sherril, Susan Yankalunas,
Magushak, Jennifer McKenzie, Kimberly Williams; row
2, Coach Eleane Lipinski, Leane Lipinski, Jadie Willison,
CRUSADER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS--Hoping to
send the Crusader Varsity Basketball squad to victory
Varsity Basketball team are a very peppy group of young Cheryl Mizenko, Ruth Backo, Rhia Covert, Linda after victory are cheerleaders, row 1, left to right, Renee Michele Mizenko, Kerri Wilce, Marie Menta, Michele
ldies. Kneeling, left to right, Jennifer Barilla, Michelle Blannard. June, Lisa Zdancewicz, Kristen Matinas, Jeanne Stahler, Mattie, Doreen Lipinski, Coach Barbara Koval.
Madar, Tara Cywinski, Mary Beth Dorman, Wendy Melissa Crosbie, Mary Theresa Fosko, Tara Conden, !
Here and There +h Joe Gul
| | with Joe Guia
John Cicero, former Rudy Fanti, Ray Ripa, loves to follow Stan and Rudy Fanti, Ray and program will begin the the Pro-Life movement! the Holy Trinity gym on |councilmen, $720 and
president of the Wyoming Bill Puchalsky, Ed and Josie Burakiewicz when Mary Szezucki. week of Jan. 17. Those and this is their op- Hughes Street. mayor, $1,500. Street
Valley West School Board
Hank Novroski, Rocky
they are dancing. Stan
Pete Bayo and Bob
interested are asked to
There will be three age
employees will be paid
and resident of Main St. Nawrocki, Jamie Pugh, and Josie have to be the Evans did a terrific job as bring their clubs as there = be counted. brackets: 50-59 years are $4.53. per hour. All em-
Swoyersville, and Bruno Mike Pugh, Jim Pugh, tops in polka, waltz and bartenders. Nice job is a limited supply on the junior-Senior Citizens, | ployees will be paid every
| Spinicci of Oliver Street, Bob Washko, - Bob oberek dancing. guys. hand. Balls, tees, and a 60-69 Senior Citizens and two weeks. :
| Swoyersville, recently Worlinski. h ho had. a ball grass mats will be Jan. 22, 8..9:30 aM, ye 70 and up are the
| Others who hat 21a 0- Knights of Columbus b
| returned home from New dancing were Chuck and ; provided. ughis 2 Lo Super-Pop’s. All mem- -0-
Orleans where they at- 0: ou Swoyersville . Girls Interested adults ma Council 3987 will hold be d friend i i
The recent Wafer Ann Eustice, Terry and goftha] Organization will y their Annual Children’s ye, and lends are ih; John YonKondy and his
tended the Sugar Bowl on
New Year’s night where
beat out the Georgia
Dawgs. John and Bruno
enjoyed the game and met
many of their friends at
the game.
Supper-Dance sponsored
by St. Mary’s Holy Name
Society was a huge suc-
cess as everyone broke
bread, had a good dinner
prepared by Walt
Stanishefski and assisted
by president Ray Szczucki
Betty Gavlick, Alberta
and ‘Marty Sapiego, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Klukosovsky,
Chet and Betty Zukosky,
Ben and Irene Belinka,
John and Marsie Kotchik,
Joe and Shirley Pollick,
Max and Pauline
meet Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Borough Building
on the corner of Shoe-
maker and Main Sts.
Anyone interested in
managing and umpiring
are asked to attend this
meeting. A reorganization
register the first night or
any succeeding Monday
evening. There is no fee.
0
Jan. 22, 1983, Saturday,
a bus will be made avail-
able to make a trip to
Washington to participate
in the March for Life.
Free Throw Contest for
boys and girls ages 11, 12,
13 and 14. The event will
be held at the Holy Trinity
School gym on Hughes
Street, Swoyersville.
Four boys and four girl
winners will advance to
vited o see what really
happens. This is a first for
the Council, so come and
make this event a 'suc-
cess. Awards will be pre-
sented to the winners in
each category
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Swoyersville council
wife Ann, of Swoyersville,
and Stanley ‘‘Huck’’
Gowisnock and his wife,
Mitsie, who reside in
Connecticut, made the
trip to New Orleans to see
the Penn State-Georgia
game in the Sugar Bowl.
and the Holy Name Konopka, Mary and Carl _ of officers will also be the District Free Throw / ; All are Penn State rooters
-0- mb This a Zukoski, Anna Novroski, peld. Please attend About 40 to 43 persons are reappointed the following and enjoyed the game just
: members. 1S. was : ; : : Contest to be held at the a E 1
A Several of the Lion followed by dancing tothe Walt and Marge needed to fill the bus, Holy Trinity School. Feb. Men back to office: John as most of us did while
rooters who were happy music of Henry Charles Gryboski, Helen -0- anyone interested is 5 0 Yo ee and Saxon, street com-" watching the game on TV.
over the game were and his orchestra. Stanishefski, Agnes The Wyoming Valley asked to contact Chet fri ds are invited to missioner at a salary of YonKondy was one of the
Frank Roche, Sibby Mesaros, Dan and West Intramural Daniels at 696-2096 or Tom rien Td walsh. Awatds $12,840; Atty. Puhak, top coaches in football at
Cicero, John Barber, Many of our polka Dorothy Bozinko, Claude Program is offering to Niezgoda at 288-8806. Cost Sr osented solicitor at $1,200; Joseph Swoyersville from 1945 to
Steve Adamchak Jr., Ron dancers were on the ball and Edna Hooper, Mr. adults in the Wyoming of bus ticket is $10.00 per wi p 3 Koval, secretary-trea- 1967. Many of his former
Gula, Bob Gaydos, Cutter and could put many of the and Mrs. Leo Potera, Sr., Valley West School person. This is the 10th -0- surer, $1,200. Other players made it big such
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Karasinski, Jack Burns,
youngsters to shame:
Mr. and Mrs. Sarge
Dsitrict area beginning
Anniversary of the
This should be great:
salaries are Chief of
as Walt and Lou Michaels,
Buddy Wilson, Terry Among those present Naresky, John Lykon, golf instructions at the = Supreme Court decision On Saturday, Jan. 22, at 1 Police, $13,200; senior Charley Sieminski, Jack
. Gavlick, John Yackoski, were Henrietta Jacien Loretta Farris, Michael Dana Street Elementary allowing the widespread p.m. K of C Council 3987 patromen, $12,400; junior Paluck, John Popson,
®* Joe Ranieli, Len and Mary Bebey and their Hayden, Lillian Munley, Center gym, Forty Fort, of abortion. The Knights will try a new event. It's patrolmen, $11,800; Vince Olejnick Jr., Joe
Padalski, Jerry Kane, Joe Polka Pal members, Dan Clara Mancini, Mary Ann on Mondays from 6:30 of Columbus Council 3987 an Adult Free Throw coordinator, $18,300; Varaitis and Richard
Perzia, Emory Washko,
and Marge Magli. Dan
Although we are having public through the inthe face of several fac- loss of life and or Winter Fire Safety; Home
unseasonable warm volunteer organizations tors. Mike Simko, property. Our purpose is Heating Fact Sheet;
weather and who should or from the municipal borough coordinator, to help educate the public Electrical Fire Hazards;/
complain, Swoyersville building, new articles said, “The winter season and perhaps prepare Reacting to Burning
Borough officials in pertaining to various presents several potential them for a possible Clothing; Holiday
cooperation with Penna. aspects of winter safety crises. These are difficult dilemma they may: en- Lighting; Fire Sources
Emergency Management
Agency, and the com-
munity’s volunteer fire
and ambulance organiza-
tions have undertaken a
Winter Safety Education
Program.
sist of free printed safety
materials available to the
such as heating the home,
car care, winter storm
preparation, winter fire
prevention, wood stove
safety and in this holiday
season a babysitter’s
safety check list.
Local officials are
making this educational
effort as a public service
MR. AND MRS. AN-
THONY “BUD” URBAN,
Swoyersville. Urban is the
son of the late Mr. and
Gluchanyk, Mr. and Mrs.
times for many people,
young, middle aged or
elderly. Due to unemploy-
ment, public assistance
cutbacks, high utility
rates, etc., people tend to
improvise to get by.
Improvisation properly
guided is great, however
improper implementation
could result in possible
Bowman, Luzerne. They
also have seven grand-
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This
counter this winter. They
can prepare simply by
following a check list to
prevent a fire of electrical
nature or from a wood
stove. Prevention is the
key word.”
Among the printed
materials available are
Winter Storm Tips in the
Car and in the Home;
have heartily supported
Within the Home; Winter
Car Care; Preventing
Hypothermia (drop in
body temperature);
Driving in Ice and Snow;
Tips on Buying, Cutting
and Storing Firewood;
Winter Survival; Coloring
Books and Babysitters
Safety Check List.
1934, at St. Hedwig’s
Church, Kingston, by the
Palermo Jr.
The Palermo’s are the
Contest and will be held at
zoning officer, $2,500;
; Mrs. Anthony Urban Sr., children. late Msgr. George parents of two children, ie it
134 = Perrin Street, of Swoyersville. Mr. Urban is retired Gryechka. Mrs. Nancy Recupero, annual Christmas Party at the Post Home on Shoemaker St., Swoyersville with over
Swoyersville, will cele- Their attendants were from United Pants Co. Mrs. Palermo is the West Pittston and Louis 500 children in attendance. The youngsters were treated to toys and goodies which
brate their 43rd wedding
anniversary tomorrow.
Helen Urban Kraynak
and the late Nate Gavlick.
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former Nancy Butwinski,
daughter of the late Mr.
Jr., Washington, D.C.
They also have four
They were wed at St. The Urban’s are the MR. AND MRS. LOU and Mrs. Matthew But- grandchildren. Dick Evanoski, Charley Jarski, Agnes Messaros, Theresa Yurko, Susan Yurko,
Mary’s Church, Swoyers- parents of five children, PALERMO, SR., 203 E. winski of Edwardsville. f president of Unit 644 Auxiliary and David Dzurek, Commander of Legion Post 644 and
ville, by the late Rev. Mrs. Mary Ann LaNun- 6th Street, Wyoming, Palermo is the son of the Mr. Palermo is a Others. Pictured above are Santa and Mrs. Santa holding two of the youngsters.
Joseph Buda. Mrs. Urban ziatta, Swoyersville; Rev. former Swoyersville late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph retired teacher, coach 2
is the former ‘Agatha
Gavlick, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs.
Maximillian Gavlick of
HAT AN
a
and romantic adventures
of King Arthur and his
knights ‘is the subject of
the Music Box Dinner
Playhouse’s opening
production of the 1983
Lerner and
Loewe’s lavish musical,
Camelot. The hit
Broadway productioin
created by the authors of
the famed My Fair Lady
will open at the Hughes St.
playhouse, on Feb. 2, for
20 performances through
Paul Minda, making his
Music Box debut, will be
seen as the medieval King
Arthur, a role which in the
Anthony Urban, Tunk-
hannock; Robert and
Arlene both of Swoyers-
ville; Mrs. Diane
residents, will celebrate
their 49th wedding an-
niversary Monday. They
were married on Jan. 24,
original production shot
Richard Burton to inter-
national stardom. Other
playhouse favorites,
returning to delight local
audiences once again,
include E.T. Goman as
Pellinore, fumbling
dragon-hunter, Kevin
Costley as the vile Mor-
dred, and Michael
Gallagher in a special
appearance as Merlyn,
the wondrous magician of
Camelot.
Also featured will be
Deb Caccese as Morgan
Le Fey, the mysterious
witch of the wood with a
weakness for sweets.
Kelly Bishop will mar-
i
AE
shall all the musical
elements of the produc-
tion, with the stunning
sets once again designed
by Michael Gallagher.
Direction and choreo-
graphy are under Kevin
D. Costley, while the
costumes will be designed
There is
Not often do you see this
happening but these two
men have to be com-
mended for refusing a
raise in pay at the
reorganization meeting
held by the Swoyersville
Palermo, Forty Fort.
Their attendants were
Helen, Barbara But-
winski, and Joseph
and athletic director. He
was recently inducted into
the Swoyersville Hall of
Fame.
by K.D. Love. Musical
accompaniment will be by
the Music Box Orchestra,
under the direction of
Prof. Ros Santos. Music
Box Dinner Playhouse’s
production of ‘Camelot
will open at 8 p.m. Feb. 2,
folloing dinner at 6 p.m.,
a Santa
The two men
‘““‘Socky’’ Saxon,
Council.
John
Street Commission and
;Sr., said tht they would
prefer to divide their
NG
and can be seen
thereafter every Wed-
nesday through Sunday,
until Feb. 27. The theater
is located at 196 Hughes
St., Swoyersville. For
reservations and in-
formation, call the box
office, 283-2195.
Claus
between the
workers on the street
gesture on both of their
parts. Who said there isn’t
a Santa Claus?
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