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DICKO’S
LEAGUE--Dicko’s began
second half play with the
first half champions,
Sailors taking a 3-1 win
over the Colts. Tops for
the Sailors were Bob
Valatka 39-34-32-105, Rich
Polachek 97, Ken Karasek
90, Tom Lahart 86. High
for the Colts were Romie
Shedletski = 32-30-42-104,
Steve Yonick 88, Joe
Madar 87, Gene Soboleski
86.
The Lions tamed the
Steelers by taking a 3-1
win. High for the Lions
were Joe Merc 95, Dan
Sekel 77, Dicko 76, Adam
Stelma 75. Tops for the
Steelers were Ed Karasek
30-33-38-101, Cutter
Karasinski 97, Joe
Belinka 75, Mike Kurilla
73.
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CORAL LOUNGE Dart
League Results--The No-
Names took a 2-1 victory
over the One Arm Ban-
dits. Tops for the No
Name’s were Lippy
Lipinski 41-41-29-111, Walt
Wruble 92, Stan Prise 84,
Jim Reilly 83. High for the
Bandits were Dave
Hergan 35-30-35-100, Leon
Ziomek 98, Chick
Romanchick 94, Art
Dalsanta 82.
One for the Road took a
2-1 win over the Hustlers.
Tops for the Road Gang
were Mike Repak 38-32-37-
107, Ted Daveski 91, Vince
Dennis Sr., 88, George
Lutz 84. High for the
Hustlers were George
Kapalka 45-23-45-113, Ken
Jasterzenski 83, Vince
Dennis Jr., 79.
Top five in averages:
George Kapalka 36.97,
Mike Repak 34.97, Tony
Lipinski 32.85, Leon
Ziomek 31.45, Dave
Hergan 31.28.
Standings: No-Names 4-
2, One Arm Bandits and
One for the Road 3-3,
Hustlers 2-4.
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LUZERNE
DEPT. Dart League--
win over the Hose
Clamps. Leading the
Hard Suction were Ron
Rahl 93, Rob Yakus 72 and
Frank Barber 68. High for
the Hose Clamps Mike
Evanko 84, Jim Caladie
MR. AND MRS. KOSTY
HARZINSKI, former
residents of Swoyersville,
now residing at 6 Nassau
St., West Pittston, cele-
brated their 27th wedding
anniversary Friday. They
were wed on Jan. 21, 1956
by Rev. John Kozlauskas
at Immaculate Concept-
ion Church, West Pittston.
Mrs. Harzinski is the
former Helen Brennan,
daughter of Mrs. Bridget
Brennan and the late
Michael Brennan of West
Pittston. Harzinski is the
son of Mary Harzinski and
the late Mayor Anthony
Harzinski Sr., Swoyers-
ville.
The Harzinski’s are the
parents of three children,
Michael, Marie and
Maureen.
Harzinski is associated
with the Jewel Home
Shopping Company.
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MR. AND MRS. AN-
DREW LAVIX, 21 Hazle
St., Swoyersville, will
celebrate their 32nd
wedding anniversary this
Tuesday. They were wed
on Feb. 1, 1951 by Rev.
Andrew Bocianski at St.
Joseph’s R.C. Church,
Hudson.
Mrs. Lavix is the for-
mer Helen Muscavage,
daughter of the late Mr.
cavage of Swoyersville.
Lavix is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lavix, Hudson.
Their attendants were
Mary Muscavage
Kosloski and Thomas
Cusick.
The Lavix’ are parents
of two daughters, Andrea,
New York, N.Y. and
Marilee Olson of Wild-
wood Crest, N.J. They
Matthew Olson.
Mr. Lavix is‘ on a
disability retirement. He
was an executive with the
Linear Plant and Atlas
Chain & Cable Co.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN
SHEMO, SR., 638 Church
The High Pressure Fog
team took over first place
by taking a 3-0 win over
the Pumpers. Tops for the
Foggers = were Nick
Karlunis 71, Al Balber-
High for the Pumpers
were Dave Repshas 69,
John Tarreto 68, Billy
Tarreto 61.
Top five in averages:
Karlunis 29.20, Al
Balberchak 25.41, Jim
Caladie 25.19, Rob Yakus
24.15.
Standings: High
Pressure Fog 29-19, Hard
Suction 28-20, Hose
Clamps 27-21, Pumpers
12-36.
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In an Exhibition Inter-
League series, Coral
Lounge took over the
Shanky Thursday Night
Dart League by a score of
3-0. Leading the way for
Coral Lounge were Mike
Repak with 37-35-30-102,
George Kapalka 90, Lion
Ziomek 99 and good
shooting from Vince
Dennis Jr., 35 game. Ted
Daveski big 43 game,
Vince Dennis Sr. and
brated their 43rd wedding
anniversary Saturday.
They were married on
Jan. 22, 1940 by the late
Rev. Joseph Buda at St.
Mary’s Church, Swoyers-
ville.
Mrs. Shemo is the
former Eleanor
Romanowski. Their at-
tendants were Regina
Romanowski and the late
John Stovinski.
They are the parents of
three children, John Jr.,
Albert and Mrs.
Allentown. They also have
one grandchild,
Christopher Wisniewski.
Mr. Shemo is a retired
automobile mechanic.
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MR. AND MRS. ED-
WARD NOVROSKI SR., 5
McHale St., Swoyersville,
will celebrate their 33rd
wedding anniversary
Friday. They were
married on Jan. 28, 1950
by the late Rev. Andrew
Klobuciucky at Holy
Trinity Church, Swoyers-
Lippy Lipinski and Jim
Reilly and Walt Wruble
shot good darts.
Leading the Shanky
team were Steve
Adamchak Jr., high man
for the night with a 35-47-
32-114, Al Balun 88, Cutter
Karasinski 85, Joe
Belinka 78 and good
shooting from Dave
Check 39 game, Joe
Miscavage and Chooch
Gonglefski.
The two teams will
meet at Shanky’s for a
return match. The above
series was played at the
Coral Lounge and Stan
Price and daughter, Tina,
were gracious hosts. Nice
job.
. ANN’S CAFE--The
Eagles took a 3-1 win over
the Vikings. High for the
Eagles were Mike Moses
39-35-37-111, Allen Phillips
85, Tom Mucha 75. Tops
for the Vikes were Lou
Hodle 88, Jerry Salata 60,
Bill Hulse 68.
The Raiders and
Steelers fought it out to a
2-2 stalemate. High for the
Raiders were Joe Balent
35-35-37-107, Joe Mattie 87,
Bill Curry 68. Tops for the
Steelers were Ray Pechal
93, Bob Matson 92 and
John Yackoski 73.
Top five in averages:
Joe Balent 36.21, Lou
Hodle 34.42, Mike Moses
31.97, Bill Hulse 31.59, Bill
Fox 30.33.
Standings: Raiders 13-
7, Vikings 11-9, Eagles 9-
11, Steelers 7-13.
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SHANKY’S THURS-
DAY NIGHT LEAGUE--
Dr. Checkeye’s took a 2-1
win over the Giants. High
for Dr. Checkeye’s were
Butch Conniff 43-36-45-124,
Dave Check 43-32-25-100,
Bob Latoski 74, Kosty
Harzinski 75. Tops for the
Giants = were Steve
Adamchak Jr., 32-34-41-
107, Dan Marascio 84,
Chooch Gonglefski 82 and
Jim Dunbar 73.
The Airheads took a 2-1
over Chet’s Jets. High for
the Airheads were Ozzie
Williams ' 32-40-29-101,
Cutter Karasinski 33-25-
43-101, Joe Belinka 85 and
Tony Pero 71. High for the
Jets were Tom Cruthers
34-40-27-101 and good
shooting by Chet Zukosky
and the Scoop. Butch
Conniff hit the only nine
Edward, Kingston, and
Mrs. Jane Dombroski,
Kingston. They also have
three grandchildren,
Ryan John and Karen
Ptashinski and Tara Lynn
Dombroski.
Mr. , Novroski is em-
ployed with the Somer-
ville Construction Co.,
Forty Fort and is a
member of the Henry
Charles Orchestra.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN
GOLIASH, Rear 262
Watkins St., Swoyersville
will celebrate their 51st
wedding anniversary
Tuesday. They were
married on Feb. 1, 1932 by
the late Rev. John A.
Karnish at Holy Trinity
Parish, Swoyersville.
Mrs. Goliash is the
former Margaret
Krakosky, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Krakosky. Goliash is the
son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John Goliash Sr., all
of Swoyersville.
The Goliash’s are the
parents of a daughter,
Mrs. Peter Paluck,
Bayshore, Long Island,
N.Y. They also have four
grandchildren; Peter Jr.,
Michael, Cynthia and
Barbara.
Mr. Goliash is a retired
miner and also was
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timer of the night.
Top five in averages:
Butch Conniff 40.91, Steve
Adamchak Jr. 38.33, Ken
Roberts 35.77, : Ozzie
Williams 34.60, Dan
Marascio 34.24.
Standings: Dr.
Checkeye’s 22-14, Giants
20-16, Air Heads 16-20,
Chet’s Jets 14-22.
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SHANKY’S OVER THE
HILL LEAGUE--The
the Yanks were Steve
Adamchak Jr. 42-119,
Cooksie Adams 43-117,
Tom Cruthers 45-102,
Shanky Adamchak Sr., 68.
High for the Lions were
Ed Kulbacki 31-85, Emery
Washko 35-84, Jim
Cruthers 66.
The Cards took a 2-1 win
over the Dodgers. High
for the Cards were George
Nemetz 36-108, John Dele-
scavage 40-98, Steve
Yuhas 30-77, and the
Scoop shot. High for the
Dodgers = were Dave
Check 44-99, Gary Hughes
32-94, Buck Urban shot
good.
Top five in averages for
the first half: Steve
Adamchak Jr., 40.6
Cotton Tomaskovic 39,
Joe Koval 38.15, John
Delescavage 34.22, Ed
Kulbacki 32.22.
Final first half stan-
dings: Penn State 28-8
Yankees 21-15, Cards 13-
23, Dodgers 10-26.
Cooksie Adams was the
King of the Hill for the
week with a 117.
merly associated with the Pizza L’Oven stores. He is now in business for himself
known as PIZZA HEAVEN and he is located at Northampton St., Narrows Shopping
Center in Edwardsville. He invites all of his friends to try heavenly pizza. Bud is
married to the former Elizabeth Sawchak of Swoyersville. They are the parents of
three children. The Sawchak’s can well be remembered for Marie’s Bake Shop which !
was formerly located on Shoemaker St., Forty Fort. Left to. right: Charles ‘Bud’ |
. Bustin, owner, holding son Charles Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth Bustin, wife holding Elizabeth t
Amy Bustin, Luana Watlack, Chuck Brennan.
ville. Mrs. Novroski is the
former Veronica Gulla,
daughter of Mrs. Anna
Gulla, guest at Valley
Crest and the late John
Gulla Sr., Swoyersville.
Novroski is the son of
Mrs. Edna Novroski and
the late Jacob Novroski
also of Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Betty Gulla Gavlick, the
late Daniel Novroski,
Alberta Kosco Yagojin-
ski, Joseph Yagojinski,
the late Antoinette
Harchar Novroski and
Leo F. Gavlick.
The Novroskis are the
parents of three children,
Mrs. Geraldine
Ptashinski, Glen Lyon;
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Bob Soltis, owner and operator of Soltis’ Market located at the corner of Shoemaker
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vite all of his friends, neighbors and local residents into his market. Besides the many
fine meats, poultry, canned goods, frozen foods, milks, soda, vegetables and goodies,
Bob said that his market specializes in Homemade Sausage, Kielbasi and sauerkraut.
Mr. Soltis is a former Forty Fort resident and is well versed in the art of running a food
market as he was with the Acme Markets for 32 years and a manager of the Shaver-
town Acme for the past several years.
BIRTHDAY--David Andrew Romanowski, son of Ralph
and Barbara Romanowski of 250 Kossack St., Swoyers-
ville, celerated his 3rd birthday on Saturday, Jan. 22. He
is the grandson of Wanda Romanowski of Harveys Lake
and the late John Romanowski. He is also the grandson of
Mrs. Wanda Yakupcin of Swoyersville and the late
Andrew Yakupcin. His godparents are Bob and Gerry
Rish of Swoyersville. David has a brother Ralph and
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