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MR. AND MRS.
PETER MADAYA, 941
Swoyersville,
recently celebrated their
42nd wedding anniver-
sary. They were wed on
Feb. 1, 1941 at St. Mary’s
Church, Swoyersville by
the late Rev. Joseph
Buda. Mrs. Madaya is the
former Ann Novroski,
Swoyersville. Madaya is
formerly from Plains.
Their attendants were
the late Agnes Michaels
and Edward Michaels.
The Madaya’s are.the
paents of a daughter, Mrs.
Christian Zambo, Pitt-
ston. They also have two
grandchildren, Drew and
Joseph Zambo Jr.
Madaya is a retired
miner.
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MR. AND MRS.
FRANK LEONARD, SR.,
“282 Kossack St., Swoyers-
ville, recently celebrated
their 53rd wedding an-
niversary. They were wed
on Feb. 2, 1930 by the late
Rev. Joseph Buda, at St.
Mary’s Church, Swoyers-
ville.
Here
Swoyersville and
Luzerne football fans
were disappointed this
past weekend as the Jets
were shut out by the
Miami Dolphins by a 14-0
score. Many of them had
the Jets playing in the
Super Bowl.
This was no fault of the
Jets’ Coach Walt
Michaels as he did his
usual fine job and he con-
ducted himself well
during the interview after
the ‘game. He gave no
apologies, he said that
someone has to win and
lose just like Dallas. He
gave no excuse for his
players but some of them
are grandstanders.
Lou Michaels was right
Bowling
Their attendants were
Mary Olesky Bednar,
Cecelia Shakusky Baker,
Helen Basarab Gurnarie,
the late Sophie
Romanowski, Steve
Nevelas, Andrew
Leonard, both deceased,
and William Fender and
Joseph Supko, both also
deceased.
The Leonards are the
parents of two children,
Frank Jr., Swoyersville
and Mrs. Louise Sch-
wartz, Chase. They also
have seven grandchildren
and three great grand-
children.
The Leonards are the
former owners and
operators of Leonard's
Dairy located on Spruce
St., Swoyersville.
MR. AND MRS. ALEX
O’DONNELL, 209 Poland
St., Swoyersville, will
celebrate their 32nd
anniversary tomorrow.
They were wed on Feb. 3,
1951, by the late Rev.
Andrew Klobuciusky at
Holy Trinity Church,
Swoyersville.
in his prediction as he said
breaks, makes their own
breaks, will win the game
between the Dolphins and
Jets. How right he was.
Lou knows his football.
Disappointed Jet fans
were John Foglietta, Max
Chipego, Ron Alunni,
Magistrate Andrew
Barilla Jr., David and
Andy Barilla III, Emery
Washko, Bob Gaydos,
Cutter Karasinski,
Shanky Adamchak Jr.
and Sr., Frank Roche,
LaFoof Gonglefski, Ted
Rydzewski, Dempsey
Sekerah, Joe Parker
Podskoch, Ray Podskoch,
Bernie Saypack, Frank
Jacien, Buck Urban, Chet
Zukosky, Ron Gula, Bill
Mrs. O’Donnell is the
former Agnes Kovalick,
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew
Kovalick, Sr., Swoyers-
ville. O’Donnell is the son
of Mrs. Mary O'Donnell
and the late Arthur Bush
O'Donnell, Swoyersville.
The O’Donnells are the
parents of five children.
Alex Jr., Luzerne; David,
William Swoyersville;
Patricia and Richard.
They also have three
grandchildren, Alex III,
Nancy and David
O’Donnell.
O'Donnell is a super-
visor for Environmental
Resources, Wilkes-Barre.
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MR. AND MRS. AN-
THONY ‘““LIPPY’’
LIPINSKI, 196 Shoe-
maker St., Swoyersville,
will celebrate their 18th
wedding anniversary
Wednesday. They were
married on Feb. 9, 1965 in
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Lipinski is the
former * Mary Gardecki,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Gardecki,
mer residents who now
reside in Binghamton,
N.Y. Lipinski is the son of
Mrs. Ceil Lipinski and the
late Anthony Lipinski,
Swoyersville.
The Lipinskis are the
parents of three children,
Donna, Christina and
Anthony III.
Mr. Lipinski is
associated with Midway
Tool Co., Wilkes-Barre.
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MR. AND MRS.
GEORGE JADOSH, SR.,
67 Birch Drive, Swoyers-
ville will observe their
35th wedding anniversary
Monday. They were wed
on Feb. 7, 1948 at St.
Mary’s Church, Swoyers-
ville, by the late Rev.
Joseph Buda. Mrs. Jadosh
is the former Violet
Raieski, Swoyersville.
Jadosh is also a Swoyers-
ville native.
Their attendants were
Louis Jadosh, Dorothy
Raieski Yescavage, Helen
Dziadosz' Zuba, John
Volak. Flower girl was R.
Jr., associated with Reilly
Plating Co.
Jadosh is a retired sub-
contractor of the Brocca
Construction Co.
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MR. AND MRS.
CONRAD INNAMORATI
JR.; Huntsville, Ala.,
former residents of
Swoyersville, will cele-
brate their 27th wedding
anniversary Tuesday.
They were married on
Feb. 8, 1956 in Huntsville,
Ala. where Innamorati
was in the service. He is a
retired service man and
presently a lead dietician
at a hospital in Alabama.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Condy Innamorati
Sr, Hemlock St,
Swoyersville.
Mrs. Innamorati is the
former Hazel Champion,
Huntsville, Ala.
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MR. AND MRS. AN-
THONY JERRY
STEFANOSKI JR., 141
Ave. A., Swoyersville, will
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Wednesday. They were
married on Feb. 9, 1973.
Mrs. Stefanoski is the
former Rachel Dalless--
ndro of Wilkes-Barre.
Stefanoski is the son of
Mayor and Mrs. Anthony
Stefanoski, Sr. Swoyers-
ville.
The Stefanoski’s are the
parents of.four children,
Richard, Lisa, Stacey and
Noelle.
Mr. Stefanoski is
associated with Royer
Foundry Co, Kingston.
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COUNCILMAN AND
MRS. RON ALUNNI, 58
Broderick St., Swoyers-
ville will celebrate their
22nd wedding anniversary
Friday. They were
married on Feb. 4, 1961 at
St. Ann’s Church, Luzerne
by Rev. Victor Simkonis.
Mrs. Alunni is the former
Antoinette Padalski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Padalski,
Swoyersville. Alunni is
the son of Mrs. Alga
Alunni, Plains and the
late Americo Alunni.
Pascucci, Angelo
Pascucci, Ronald Serafin,
Bernadine Padalski, Tom
Ledoretti and Loretta
Kemzura.
The Allunis are the
parents of two children,
Sherry and Ron Jr.
Alunni, councilman
from the third ward, is
owner and operator of
Ron’s Hair Fashions,
Wyoming Ave., Forty
Fort.
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MR. AND MRS.
JOSEPH KOLOJEJC-
HICK, 438 Warsaw St.
Swoyersville will cele-
brate their 33rd wedding
anniversary Friday. They
were wed on Feb. 4, 1950
at St. Mary’s Greek
Catholic Church, King-
ston by the late Rev. Emil
Semetkowski.
Mrs. Kolojejchick is the
former Helen Tribus,
Swoyersville. Mr.
Kolojejchick is also a
Swoyersville native.
. Their attendants were
Anna Tribus Broda, the
Tribus, Gloria Musser
and George Broda.
Flower girls were Cathy
Tribus Owens and Jackie
Tribus O’Connor. John
Kolojejchick Jr. was ring
bearer.
The Kolojejchicks are
the parents of two sons,
Daniel, Swoyersville and
David, Harrisburg. They
also have two grand-
daughters, Denise and
Beth Ann Kolojejchick.
Mr. Kolojejchick is
retired.
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MR. AND MRS.
WILLIAM “BUCKY”
AMOS, 35 Perrin St.,
Swoyersville will cele-
brate their 23rd wedding
anniversary Friday. They
were married on Feb. 4,
1960 by Msgr. John
Balberchak st St. John’s
Nepomucene Church,
Luzerne. :
Their attendants were
the late Anna Petro, sister
of Mrs. Amos and the late
Paul Honoosic, Sr.,
brother in law of Amos.
Lehman, Socky Saxon,
Hank Novroski, Bob Rish,
Ralph Romanowski, John
Delescavage, Cooksie
Adams, Red Cheskiewicz,
Bob Ontko, John Lagoski,
Len Padalski, Joe Perzia,
Sonny Kemzura, Al
Surgan, Terry Gavlick,
Joe Koval, Ozzie
Williams, Jim Cruthers,
Tom Cruthers, Bob
Hospodar, Jamie, Mike
and Tony Pugh, Tom
DiMaria, Jerry Turner,
Alan Hornick, Tippy
Santee, John Adamchak,
Joe Adamchak, Eddie
Novroski, Joe Kurpis,
George Shendock, John
YonKondy, Lou Palermo,
Ed Brominski, John
Dorish, Paul Starolis,
Sibby Cicero, Al Bogdon,
Steve Yuhas, John and
Bruce Lykon and just
about the whole town of
Swoyersville.
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Swoyersville was
saddened over the death
of Johanna K. Roman-
chick Ruzicki of Warsaw
St., Swoyersville. She will
be missed by her
husband, Edward, mom
and dad, John and
Pauline Podskoch
Slocum St., Swoyersville
who is a surgical patient
at General Hospital. Andy
better get well soon as the
mushrooms will be
coming out. He is a great
gardener and mushroom
picker.
The other resident is
Charley Washko, Hughes
St., Swoyersville. He is a
medical patient at NPW
Hospital. Charley is a
Yankee hater and he will
have to put up with Billy
Joe was well known in the
two boroughs and will be
missed.
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Councilman Jim Pugh
and his son David spent
several days in Miami,
Fla., visiting Jim’s
brother John and his
family. They also visited
Disney World and the
other sites there. Much to
Jim’s disappointment was
the fact that he couldn’t
get tickets for the Jets-
SWOYERSVILLE BO-
WLERETTES
Z&B Body Shop 3, Pizza
Perfect 0: Hi Q TV 3,
Rich’s Service 0; Midway
Restaurant 3, Lucky
Imports 0; College
Misericordia 2, Kalinosky
1; Bayo’s Cafe and Perzia
Insurance played to a 1%-
1% tie.
Tops scorers for the
Nida Wancho 538, Sylvia
Conduff 524, Sophie
Zimniski 504, Marie
Gurnari 503, Joann
Stefanko 502, Sonya
Ciotola 494, Doris Brace
491, Gert Evanoski 489,
Gen Guzek 488, Mary
James 485, Mrie Muchler
478, Shirley Yenalevitch
478, Theresa Burns 476,
Lil Jackloski 472, Peggy
Graham 470, Heidi Cook
470. ;
These games were the
beginning of the second
half.
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WEST SIDE
SCORERS
John Vojtko 530, Nellie
Remetz 496, Angie
Grivensky 490-538; Gerri
Stuchkus 489, Ted Kocher
HIGH
661, Dan Brek 588, Joe
Medwick 600, Tom
Cruthers 456, Shirley
Yenalevitch 565, Andrea
Dicton 518, Evely Jones
476, Eleane Klecha 470,
Carol Boney 462, Bob
Borish 605, Phil Storz 508,
Ray Jackloski 503, Ed
Buzitsky 548, Bernie
Koscielski 587, John
Hrivnak 635, Bob Zukosky
633, Art Cagigas 586, 608;
Barney Kazokas 563, Bill
Menta 552, John Max
Konopka 529, John
Mizenko 692, John
Mayerski 569, Leo
Orlandini 518, Bill Holena
Confraternity of Christ-
ian Mothers of St. Mary’s
Church, Swoyersville, re-
cently held installation of
officers for the coming
year.
Officers are president,
Mary Ann Guchanyk;
vice president, Sophie
Miscavage; treasurer,
Mary Jo Mackavage;
secretary, Alice
Matukonis; publicity,
Isabelle Elick.
Outgoing officers were
president, Mary Szc-
zucki; vice president,
Theresa Gonglefski;
treasurer, Carol
Romanowski; secretary,
Marge Mulaski and
publicity, Eleanor Price.
Gift of the month was
won by Helen Stanishefski
and Geraldine Cousin,
new member was wel-
comed by all.
St. Gerard Committee
for January consists of
Eleanor Price and Betsy
Resavage. Hostesses for
the Feb. 1 meeting are
Carol Romanowski and
Marge Mulaski. Serving
on the committee are
DOLORES A. MAR-
SHALL, daughter of Anna
and Michael Capp of 139
Zerbey Ave., Edwards-
ville, has been promoted
in the U.S. Air Force to
Marshall is a personnel
officer at Randolph Air
Force Base, Texas, with
the Air Force Manpower
and Personnel Center.
The captain received a
master’s degree in 1980
Joe Ranieli R.Ph.
Shirley Pollick, Betty
Posatko, Eleanor Price,
Bette Proleika, Ann
Pychalsky, Betsy
Resavage, Gerri Rish,
Edna Romanowski, Helen
1 YOUR
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WIN
637, 626; Paul Honoosic
594, Joann Pechal 551, Jo
Anne Stefanko 549, 541;
Betsy Tribendis 460,
Shirley Kormos 445, 463;
Dotty Kovaleski 445, Sue
Morgan 437, 534; Dorothy
Baines 434, Karen
McManus 432, Cathy
Jones 528, Rose Caladie
527, 470; Grace Smith 529,
Joe Kelley 507, Trish
Malloy 454, John Wilcox
698, 675; Jerry Ostroskie
602, Marge Dorish 470,
Jim Mizenko 622, Charley
Syroid 597, Steve Galanda
561, Joe Walko 554, Brian
Masgay 574, Roy Baker
Romanowski, Wanda
Romanowski and Julia
Sarnak.
545, Steve Shampack 528,
Jim Caladie 504, Mike
Hardik 554, George
Krakoski 545, Andy
Kundrat 613, K4rl Blight
Jr. 608, Joe Tirpak 605,
Mary Maximovicz 572,
June Lopallo 514, Ethel
Reggie 593, Tom Trosko
538, Mike Marinos 529,
Boyd Hoats 526, Jeff
0O’Malia 522, Anne Chacko
512, Stan Korboski 511,
Teresa Savage 509, Tony
Rasimas 491, Ed
Grivensky 490, Carl
Edwards 473, Rick Titus
451, John Bigger 448,
Jerry Campell 443, Paul
Westenheffer 434, Val
Martin 460, Susy Trosko
393, Wendy Wolfe 354,
Megan Hoats 353, Sharon
Rasimas 352.
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CHACKO’S PREP
MIXED BOWLING
The Strikers led by Matt
Hrivnak’s big 191 and a
479 series, took four points
from the Eagles, while
Steve Valentukonis hit 475
for the Dallas Cowboys in
a losing cause, as they
only took one point from
the Smurfettes. Other
high scores by boys were
Marty Leandri 354,
Xavier Evans 343, and
Brian Tosh 338. Leading
the Smurfettes to a three
point win was Karen
Betnar with 394. Other
high girl scorers were
Michele Edwards 372,
Debbie Frazier 341, Sue
Valatka 334 and Heather
Hanko 334.
Second week standings
are as followed: Smur-
fettes and Gutterettes
share first place 7-1, Ding
Bats 6-2, Flyers, Strikers
and Pin smashers all have
5-3, Dallas Cowboys 4-4,
Gutter Balls 3-5, Eagles
and Rebels 2-6, Raiders
and Pin Busters 1-7.
a surgical patient and is
recuperating at her home.
She would like to thank
everyone for their best
wishes.
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St. Mary’s Holy Name
Society will hold their
annual Pre-Lenten
Doughnut Ball on
Saturday, Feb. 12 at their
hall on Shoemaker St.,
Swoyersville, beginning
at 8 p.m. Music for
dancing will be furnished
by the Henry Charles
Orchestra. A limited
sold, on a first come basis.
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The Confraternity of
Christian Mothers of Holy
Trinity parish, Swoyers-
ville will hold a White
Elephant Sale at the
Indoor Bazaar to be held
on Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 11 and 12 in the
school auditorium on
Hughes St.
In addition to members
of the Confraternity,
members of the parish
and those who reside out-
side the parish are invited
to donate toward the sale.
Small items such as
jewelry, vases, glass,
mugs, dishes, kitchen
items are need for the
sale. Clothing will not be
accepted.
Drop off date is
Saturday, Feb. 5 after
evening Mass and Sun-
day, Feb. 6 in the lower
level of the church,
Thursday, Feb. 10 after
may be brought to the
school auditorium.
Raieski. They are the celebrate their 10th Their attendants were late Len Kolojejchick, Amos is a retired
for- parents of a son George wedding anniversary Rosemarie Siracuse Rita Saxon Trexter, Steve garage owner.
with Joe Gula
Joe Sieminski, Bob Romanchick, sisters, Martin and the Yanks this Dolphins game. That’s Committee for set up,
Vohar, Paul Biely, Lou Mrs. Jean Kapral, year. Get well soon okay, Jim, better luck pricing and selling are
Dziados, Kosty Harzinski, brother, John and all of Charley. next time. Diane Amos, Alyce
Cactus Stelma, Duke her friends and relatives. -0- -0- Kuzma, Arlene Adam:
Stelma, Gene Sobeleski, . -0- Forty Fort and It’s good to see Mrs. chak, Mary Anna
Bingo Berganya, Steve Two of our top residents ~~ Swoyersville residents Marie Adamchak of Maguschak, Elizabeth
Yonick, Denny Hlavac, are patients at the local were saddened over the Hughes St., Swoyersville Lukesh, Margaret
Paul Pasek, Don Covert, hospitals. They are death of Joe Polinski of up and around. Marie was Lawrence.
Mike Simko, Jim and Andrew Barilla Sr., Murray St, Forty Fort.
Volunteers are needed
for the sale and anyone
interested can contact
any officer of [the
organization. TH
Madeline Barush and
Dolores Tomchak are on
the St. Gerard Committee
for Feb. |
The annual Bingo-Quilt
Sunday, April 17. Msgr.
Michael C. Polcha is
moderator and pastor,
Madeline Barush is
president.
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Shanky’s Softball team
of Swoyersville met this
Saturday evening to make
plans for a Hoagie Sale.
The Hoagie Sale will be
Friday, Feb. 12. Persons
or groups interested in
purchasing hoagies are
asked to call 287-9438.
Deliveries will be made to
persons purchasing five
or more hoagies. Deadline
for orders is Feb. 8 when
hoagies have to be paid
for.
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The Athletic Booster
Club of Holy Trinity
Church of Swoyersville
will conduct a meeting
Thursday, Feb. 3 at 7:15
p.m. in the lower level of
the church. Everyone:
involved in participating
in the Winter Bazaar to be
held on Feb. 11 and 12 are
asked to attend, also any-
one interested in volun-
teering their time and
energy to get this projectg
underway are invited to
the meeting or can con-
tact Joseph Lipinski,
chairman.
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