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members of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary’s Church.
Seated left to right, Joseph Malacheski,
Szczucki, newly retained president;
NAME MEMBERS AND THEIR
WIVES-Left to right, Mrs. Rudy Fanti, Rudy Fanti, Al
Klukosovsky and Mrs. Klukosovsky. Fanti was honored
ofr his services in making various decorations for the
St. Mary’s Holy Name
Society held their annual
installation of officers in
conjunction with their
annual Wafer Supper and
Dance recently at their
hall on Shoemaker Street,
Swoyersville.
Toastmaster was Ray’
all, followed by a dinner
prepared by Felix
Stanishefski, with help
from the members of the
Holy Name Society.
Serving was done by the
Blessed Virgin Mary
Sodality.
Installation of officers
Szczucki. Installing of- was followed by a short
ficer was Rev. Edward program. Music for
Sokolowski, pastor of St. dancing was provided by
x Mary’s parish and the Henry Charles
moderator of the society. = Orchestra.
Preceding the dinner,
wafers were broken by
Plans are being made
by the Holy Name Society
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past several years
of the parish.
and the other parish
societies for the annual
Pre-Lenten-Doughnut
Ball which will be held
Saturday, Feb. 12,
beginning at 8 p.m. The
affair will be held at the
parish hall with Henry
Charles Orchestra
providing the music for
dancing. Tickets are now
on sale. Only a limited
will be sold on a first-
come basis.
Eric Rain and the Altar
Boys will be the first local
group to release a record
in 1983 when their debut
single hits the stores this
week.
The new song “‘Sorry’’,
the pop tune, was written
by Ed Raineri (Eric
Rain), Forty Fort,
Nanticoke native, who has
spent some time in New
York honing his
songwriting skills before
returning home to release
his own record.
Eric said that times are
tough in the songwriting
business, so that is why he
decided to jump into his
own material.
Among the local people
on the disc are Larry
Sechleer of Leer
Brothers, Dave DiRisio of
Craig Bevan’s Tourists,
and Sherry Hinkle, who
contributes a fine vocal to
the record's flip side
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The record is the brain
child of Raineri, who has
no plans to perform
locally in support of the
sing. The Altar Boys are
really just a studio group,
said Eddie.
BARON'S SEAFOOD
300 AVENUE A, SWOYERSVILLE 287-2111 (Wholesale & Retail)
Four local men who are
tooting for Walt Michaels
and his Jets to go all the
way are Charley Zannetti,
who was quarterback in
high school and handed
many a ball to Walt, the
ploughing fullback; Larry
Ferraro, halfback who
Walt blocked for and
likewise Larry did for
him. Then comes Joe
.Wolensky who caught
many of ‘‘Chi’s’’ and
Walt’s passes. Last but
not least, John “Pluggy’’
Piazza, who blocked for
Walt and still has Walt’s
spike prints on his back
from when Walt ran over
him.
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Another fine job was
done by the Swoyersville
and Luzerne Street
Departments in getting
rid of the snow during the
recent snow storm last
weekend. Nice going
guys!
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Karen M. Kalna,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kalna, Barber
Street, Swoyersville, has
SWOYERSVILLE .BO-
WLERETTE LEAGUE
Lucky Imports took a 3-
0 win over Pizza Perfect.
Hi Q TV did likewise over
College Misericordia,
Z&B Body Shop took a 2-1
win over Rich’s Service,
Kalinosky Landscape 2-1
over Bayo’s Cafe, Midway
Restaurant 2-1 over
Perzia Insurance.
Top scorers of the
week: Mary Ann Pointon
569, Andrea Dicton 550,
Liz Zdancewicz 547,
Sylvia Conduff 543, Mary
Ann Romanosky
Mary Sisky 530, Eleanor
Kuzma 514, Bernie Greco
503, Marie Gurnari 498,
Mary James 495, Marie
Muchler 490, Doris Brace
485, Marge Magli 481,
Heidi Cooke 478, Jackie
Ash 476, Barbara Yakus
474, Peggy Graham 473,
Theresa Burns 473, Mary
Ulichney 471.
Standings: Rich’s
Service 33-18, Z&B Body
Shop and Perzia
Insurance 31-20, Lucky
Imports 29-22, Hi Q TV 27-
24, Bayo’s Cafe 26-25,
attained the dean’s list for
September. A graduate of
Bishop O’Reilly High
she achieved a
grade point average of 4.0
at Central Pennsylvania
Business School of
Summerdale.
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Swoyersville Police
Ambulance Association
will meet Thursday, Jan.
27, 7 p.m. in the borough
building. This meeting
week. Don Barna will
preside.
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Parents of Cub. Scout
Pck 104 will sponsor a
Valentine Dance,
Saturday, Feb. 5, 9 p.m.,
in the Luzerne Fire Hall
on Tener Street. Music for
dancing will be furnished
by Take Four Band.
Tickets are $6 per
person. Dance proceeds
will be donated to the Cub
Scout Pack 104, Luzerne.
Tickets can be purchased
by contacting 287-6283 or
287-0912.
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Swoyersville residents
and Pizza Perfect 16-35.
Wel
WEST SIDE
BOWLERS FOR THE
WEEK--Celia Rydzewski
484, Jim Kelly 642, Stan
Zeveney 609, Harry Post
607, Len Brussock 575,
Len Dicton 574, Joe
Medwick 572, Andy Victor
572, Tony Okrasinski 570,
Leo Orlandini 548, John
Konopka 581-475; John
Menta 532, Maggie
Domant 501, Bob Wall 532,
521; Marge Stelma 628,
Rich Interewicz 557, 550,
626; Bob Zukosky 573,
John Hrivnak 564, Barney
Kazokas 569, Phyllis
Savage 485, Joe Kolesar
579, Steve Shampack 528,
Roy Baker 527-494; John
Mizenko 612, Dan Cardoni
594, Tony Rasimos 595,
626; Tom Trosko 545,
Steve Patton 527, Teresa
Savage 505, Paul
Foglietta 500, Jill Carey
599, Bill Ostroskie 499,
Jeff O'Malia 497, Kim
Hoats 491, Jim Gorman
483, Ray Chimock 554,
Sharon Rasimos 387, John
Pokladoski 605, Charley
Syroid 559, Rich Mizenko
536, Jerry Kolaski 642,
not able to obtain their
1983 Refuse Collection
Stickers during the day
can do so from 4 to 9 p.m.
from the dispatcher-clerk
in the Police Department.
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Swoyersville Kiwanis
Club will hold a- Past
President’s Dinner this
evening at Post 644
American Legion Home,
Shoemaker Street,
Swoyersville. Atty. Frank
Aritz, president, stated
that this will also. be
Ladies Night. All past
presidents will be
honored.
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Congratulations to John
Adamchak, Kossack
Street, Swoyersville for
being elected as president
of the Wyoming Valley
Sewer Authority. John
will do a good job.
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Council is changing the
size of ‘Cut’ that PG&W
workers may make in
borough yards and roads
when fixing broken water
lines. Cuts previously
made at 3x5 feet must now
Tim McManus 630, Ron
Coutts 623, Al Balberchak
545, John Yatsko 525, Phil
Martorana 585, Mike
Hardik 556-611; Jim
Caladie 534, John Kolaski
480,. Joann Stefanko 590,
Carole Kole 500, Rose
Caladie 488, John Shen-
dock 511, Dolores Leonard
416, Dan Chacko 575, Andy
Kundrat 581, Joanne
Baker 444, 491; Ron
Habersky 525, Dolores
Paratore 479, - Steve
Kovacs 601, Ron Rahl 552,
Tom Kolesar 539, Jack
Zimniski 557, John Wilcox
632, John Chacko Jr. 638,
John Mayerski 628, Joe
Tirpak 627, Marie Gurnari
483, Pauline Kyttle 448,
Eleanor Kerrick 433,
Theresa Regalis 423, Ellie
Emershaw 420, Janice
Weiss 409, George
Krakosky 584.
CHACKO’S PREP
MIXED BOWLING
LEAGUE
Despite the severe snow
storm Saturday morning,
Nancy and JoAnn had a
full house, ready to start
the second half. The
youngsters could hardly
wait for the bell to ring to
be limited to 2x4 feet. The
fee for the cuts will be:
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At the recent Swoyers-
ville Borough Council:
meeting, Council moved:
to advertise future ordi-
nances pertaining to:
arcade machine taxation,
curfews in borough parks
and the opertions of:
Pennsylvania Gas &.
Water Co. in the borough.’
Council also made three’
appointments, resolved to"
contribute to local fire-
companies, designated:
compensation amounts
for borough employees.
Council intends to raise
levies on pinball and:
electronic machines from
$50 to $75. Licenses when
acquired will not be trans:
ferrable.
In response to recent
vandalism, council will.
three recreational parks, :
Tripp Street, Slocum a
Noyes Avenue parks:
in/the future close their"
gates at dusk.
start the practice
bowling. Each youngster
is allowed two free throws
before the games ' start.
First game was just
routine bowling by all.
However, the second and
third games put the kids
in rare form as 10 girls
rolled over 300 series,
while 19 boyus hit 300 or
better. Matt Hrivnak hit
the only 400 series to take
high honors. Matt had 411,
Steve Valentukonis 375,
Brian Tosh 360, Alex
Schneider 341 and Joey
Janoski 327.
For the girls, show;
the way was Mich®¥
Edwards 387, Heather
Hanko 377, Colleen Sg
352, Kim Giza 332
Karen Betnar 327.
The team standing for.
opening week: Smurfettes
and Ding Bats have 4-0,
Dallas Cowboys, Gut-
terettes and Flyers all
have 3-1; Eagles and
Rebels are 2-2; Strikers,
Raiders and Pin
Smashers tied at 1-3;
bringing up the rear, we
have Gutter Balls and Pin
Busters. Dallas Cowboys
took first half honors.
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A “Winter Bazaar” will beginning at 4 p.m. WILK’s Dandy Don
PLANNING WINTER BAZAAR--Pictured above are
members of the bazaar committee. Seated left to right,
Don Wilce, co-chairman and vice president of the
Booster Club; Joseph Lipinski, chairman and president
Oravec, chairman of the Women Quilters; Mrs. Mary
Chipego, president of Altar and Rosary Society;’
Madeline Barush, president of Confraternity of Christian
Mothers; Eleane Lipinski, treasurer of Booster Club;
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FRESH SALADS, AND ASSORTED FROZEN FOODS.
HOMEMADE CLAM CHOWDER
Hughes Street, Swoyers-
ville. The affair will be
held, Friday, Feb. 11,
beginning at 5 p.m. and
Saturday, Feb. 12,
cing. Music on Friday will
be provided by the Henry
Charles Orchestra and
entertainment on
Saturday will be by
added attraction, Mickey
Mouse, Pac Man, Smurf
and Smurfette will be on
hand.
Chairman of we affair
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is Joseph Lipinski. He will
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF be held by the Holy The Bazaar will consist papdler. Also featured pe assisted by co-
FRIED HADDOCK, FISH STICKS, DEVILED CLAMS, Trinity Parish at their of games, prizes, crafts, jj be Uncle Ted’s Magic chairmen, Don Wilce and
DEVILED CRABS, SHRIMP, L R, FRESH CLAMS, , school auditorium, refreshments and dan- Show at 8 p.m. and as an Vince Krajnak. Father.
Joseph Ziobro is
moderator and assistant
pastor. Msgr. Michael C.