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Kile, treasurer;
The No. 2 Volunteer
Fire Company also knewn
as the Brodericks Fire Co.
eld their installation of
officers with the Ladies
Auxiliary.
District Magistrate
Andrew Barilla Jr. was
jack-of-all trades as he
secretary;
served as toastmaster,
gave invocation and was
the installing officer.
Following the installa-
tion ceremonies, a buffet
dinner was held followed
by dancing to the music of
Bob Hospodar and the
Fire Lites. A nice crowd
Swaboski,
was in attendance and all
had an enjoyable evening.
Remarks were made by
newly-installed president
Dom DiMaria and
Senator Ray Musto. All
who were in attendance
were in awe over the fine
appearance of the No. 2
Assistant Chief; Mark
FRIENDS MEET WITH
SENATOR RAY MUSTO--
Left to right, District
Justice Barilla, Joe Gula,
Senator Ray Musto and
John Adamchak.
Hall. At one time, they
were going to tear down
the hall but you should see
it now, one of the finest
around due to the work of
Tom DiMaria, Council
men Ron Alunni and Bill
Lehman and many of the
youngsters.
MR. AND MRS.
THOMAS MATINAS, 22
Sycamore Drive,
Swoyersville, will cele-
brate their 15th wedding
anniversary tomorrow.
They were wed on Feb. 10,
1968 by Msgr. Michael C.
Polcha at Holy Trinity
Church, Swoyersville.
Mrs. Matinas is the for-
mer Carol Ann Novroski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry - Novroski,
Swoyersville. Matinas is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Matinas, Pringle.
Their attendants were
Irene Stanks Muldoon,
Bernard Vinovroski, Judy
Seisak Williams, Thomas
Chisarek, Bernadine
Judge, Robert Valatka,
Marion Paluck Basarab,
Bert Spencer, Elaine
Matinas Marcu, Blase
Gavlick, Charles and
Mindy Kemzura.
The Matinas’ are the
parents of three children,
Kristen, Tiffany and
Thomas Jude.
Matinas is associated
with Bartikowsky
Jewelry of Wilkes-Barre.
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MR. AND MRS.
FRANK “TIPPY
SANTEE, 156 Simpson
Street, Swoyersville, will
celebrate their 44th
wedding anniversary
Friday. They were
married on Feb. 11, 1939,
by the late Rev. Martin
Fleming at Holy Name of
Jesus Church, Swoyers-
ville. Mrs. Santee is the
former Florence
Innamorati of Swoyers-
ville. Santee is also a
Swoyersville native.
Their attendants were
Flora Innamorati Bed-
narick, twin sister of Mrs.
Santee and Albert Santee.
The Santees are the
parents of three children,
Mrs. Catherine Contento,
N.J.; Mrs. Lynda Matysik
and Francis, Swoyers-
ville. They also have three
grandchildren.
Santee is retired from
the Sordoni Co., Forty
Fort, where he was a tree
foreman and executive
officer of Union Local
1319.
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AND MRS.
HOWARD “BUTCH”
EVANOSKI, 369 Main
Street, Swoyersville, will
celebrate their 13th
wedding anniversary
Monday. They were
married on Valentine's
Day, Feb. 14, 1970, at St.
Mary’s Church, Kingston.
Mrs. Evanoski is the
former Jennie Sincavage,
daughter of Mrs. Frances
Sincavage, Luzerne and
the late Frank Sincavage.
Evanoski is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Evanoski,
Swoyersville.
MR.
Their attendants were
Antoinette Sincavage
Jaskulka and Allan
Evanoski.
The Evanoskis are the
parents of two children,
Robin and Howard Jr.
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Evanoski is employed
at Roth American,
Wilkes-Barre.
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MR. AND _ MRS.
GEORGE HUDACK, 16
Clinton Street, Swoyers-
ville, celebrated their 51st
wedding anniversary re-
cently. They were
married on Feb. 7, 1932,
by the late Rev. Emil
Semetkowski at St.
Mary’s Byzantine
Catholic Church,
Kingston. Mrs. Hudack is
the former Helen Dem-
chak, Kingston. Hudack is
a Swoyersville native.
Their attendants were
Ann Albovage and the late
John Demchak.
The Demchaks are the
parents o a daughter,
Mrs. Robert (Geraldine)
Sincavage. They also
have three grandchildren,
Robin, Denise and Robert
Jr., of Cantonsville, Md.
Hudack is retired from
Co.
Bowling
SWOYERSVILLE BO-
WLERETTE LEAGUE
Lucky Imports took a 3-
0 win over College Miseri-
cordia; Midway
Restaurant 3, Kalinosky
Landscape 0; Rich’s Ser-
vice 3, Pizza Perfect 0;
Bayo’s Cafe 3, Hi Q TV 0;
Z&B Body
Shop 2, Perzia Insurance
1.
Top bowlers for the
week: Dorothy Rosick
598, Mary Ann
Romanosky 535, Jackie
Ash 531, Heidi Cook 530,
Doris Brace 526, Marie
Gurnari 519, Theresa
Burns 510, Mary Sisky
497, Marie Muchler 498,
Sophie Zimniski
Marge Magli 489, Lill
Jackloski 485, Andrea
Dicton 478, Peggy
Graham 478, Katy Yuhas
475.
Standings after two
weeks of the second half:
Midway Restaurant 6-0,
Z&B Body Shop 5-1,
Bayo’s Cafe 41-11,
Rich’s . Service, Lucky
Imports and Hi Q TV 3-3,
Perzia Insurance 2V,-3%,
College Misericordia 2-4,
Kalinosky 1-5, Pizza Per-
fect 0-6.
Dog licenses are avail-
able in the Swoyersville
Municipal Building from 9
a.m. to\l p.m. during the
month of \February or in
the Luzerne County
Courthouse during nor-,
mal business hours.
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Ed Bronsburg of Dana
Street, Swoyersville, is a
medical patient at the
Nesbitt Hospital. His
family and friends wish
Ed a speedy recovery and
hope to see him up and
around soon.
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The Swoyersville Lions
Club has changed their
"meeting place. They are
now meeting at the
Midway Diner in
Wyoming on the second
and fourth Monday’s of
the month. They will meet
this coming Monday, Feb.
14 with Atty. Joseph
Yeager presiding. .
The Lions Club will hold
their annual Chicken
"Dinner and Dance on
Saturday, April 30, at the
No. 1 Hose House on Scott
Street, Swoyersville.
Walter Condon said that
everyone who attends the
dinner will get a half
broiled chicken with
trimmings.
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Good to see Charley
Wasko of Hughes Street,
Swoyersville, home from
the hospital where he was
a medical patient at the
General Hospital.
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The Andrew Lawrence
American Legion Post 644
has cancelled its
Valentine Dinner Buffet
Dance for Saturday, Feb.
12.
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Andrew Lawrence
American Legion Post 644
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TOP WEST
BOWLERS
John Chacko Jr., 685,
286-725; John Wilcox 279-
719; Joe Tirpak 651, Bill
Holena 566, Barney
Kazokas 609, Bob Zukosky
596, Art Cagigas 589,
Steve Kovacs 586, Bill
Doran 587, Tom Kubek
581, Mike Hardik 660,
Jerry Kolaski 667, Marge
Dorish 474, Art Cagigas
620, John Yarina 574, Karl
Blight Jr. 593, Marie
Gurnari 538, Janice Weiss
497, Rose Roback 447, Joe
Kolesar 552, Jay Kolesar
509, Joe Walko 617, Andy
Kundrat 565, Ray Cecconi
537, Arlene Hospodar 472,
Jerry Mizenko 618, John
Wanyo 604, Ed Mizenko
Sr., 604, Charley Syroid
598, Jim Mizenko 583,
John Kolaski 617, Mike
Hardik 573, Joann
Stefanko 558, Cathie
Hardik 523, Joanne Baker
509, Kathy Jones 542, Ed
Jones 579, Marge Stelma
601, Shirley Yenalevich
500, Mary James 499,
Eleanor Kuzma 486, Toni
Hospodar 483, Bob Borish
613, Nancy Wilcox 606,
Marge Stelma 584, Ethel
SIDE
will meet Sunday after-
noon from noon to 1 p.m.
with Commander David
Dzurek presiding.
Following the meeting,
the annual Election of
Directors of the Home
Association will take
place from 1 to 5 p.m. at
the Post Home on Shoe-
maker Street, Swoyers-
are paid up for 1983 are
eligible to vote.
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Eddie Bailey, well
known musician who
played for many of the top
big time bands such as
Les Brown and others is
recuperating at his
brother Paul Bailey's
home on Lackawanna
Avenue, Swoyersville.
Eddie was recently a
surgical patient at the
NPW Hospital.
Eddie has been playing
at the Pocono Mount in
the Poconos for the past
several years and is a
talented musician. We
wish him well.
Brother Paul is also
recuperating as he had a
little setback a few
months ago. He is coming
along fine and he can’t
wait for the good weather
to come around to see
most of his friends again.
Paul doesn’t get around
as much as he used to. It
will be good to see both
Eddie and Paul up and
around.
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St. Mary’s Holy Name
Society of St. Mary's
Church will hold their
annual Doughnut Ball this
coming Saturday, Feb. 12,
at the Parish Hall on
Shoemaker Street,
Swoyersville. Music for
Reggie 573, John Menta
531, Max Konopka 519,
Tom Cruthers 539,
Dolores Leonard 491, Walt
Palmer 581, Bernie
Gawlas 521, Dan Chacko
592, Tony Strish 584, Ron
Coutts 608, Bill Holena
610, April Rakus 543, Bob
O’Donnell 521, Rose
O’Donnell 182, Nellie
Remetz 502, Dan Brek 579,
Joe Perzia 572, Tom
Trosko 566, Tony Rasimas
562, Bill Ostroski 518, Ed
Grivensky 513, Jeff Iorio
493, Michelle Martin 462,
Jim O’Gorman 460.
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CHACKO’S PREP
MIXED BOWLING
LEAGUE
Colleen Brown with a
402 series, and Karen
Betnar with 340, led the
Smurfettes to a four point
victory over the Ding Bats
who had Amy Grochowski
with a 279 total. David
Catina busted the Pin
Buster for three points
with a 351 to lead the
Rebels. For the Pin
Busters it was James
Ontko with 331. In a high
scoring match the Dallas
Cowboys had Steve
Valentukonis and Joey
enough to win three points
Hrivnak 367 and Matt
Hrivnak 364.
In a three point win the
Eagles had Jack Baines
hitting 284, while Kevin
Donlin had a 314 for the
Flyers. The Gutterettes
were led by Kim Giza 398,
Cassie Petroski 352 but,
to win two points behind
Frank Okonski 314. Brian
Tosh became the second
bowler to hit a 200 game in
the league. Brian had
games of 152-200-145-497,
this is a new three game
high and with Xavier
Evans 365 took four points
from the Pin Smashers,
who had Sue Valatka
smashing the pins for a
big 372 total. Raiders won
four points.
Team standings:
Smurfettes 11-1,
terettes 9-3, Dallas Co
boys. 7-5, Strikers, Flyers
and Ding Bats 6-6,
Raiders, Gutter Balls, Pin
Smashers, Eagles and
Rebels are all 5-7, Pin
Busters 2-10.
Orchestra and will begin
at 8 p.m. Tickets can be
purchased from any of the
members or at the door on
the night of the affair.
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The Knights of
Columbus 3987 of Luzerne
will honor the Altar
Servers (Altar Boys) at
the First Annual Altar
Server Night, Feb. 10, at
the Knights Home on
Main Street, Luzerne. All
of the Altar Boys are
invited to attend that
belong to any of the
churches in this area.
Co-chairmen are Bob
Magalski and Charles
Prohaska with Father
John Masakowski as
advisor. Leonard Grozalis
is Grand Knight.
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Karate classes will be
held in the near future
according to Councilman
Jim Pugh.
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Knights of Columbus
3987 will hold their annual
St. Patrick’s Party Night
on Saturday, March 12, at
their home on Main
Street, Luzerne. Co-
chairmen are Mike
Mokrzycki and Mike Uter.
Henry Charles will fur-
nish the music for dan-
cing. For reservations
call either Mike.
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Frank Stack was one of
the right pickers in the
Super Bowl as he picked
the Redskins by a 20-17
score. Steve Adamchak
Jr., hit the nail on the
head by taking the Red-
skins by 27-17. Bob
Washko, Pete Tirpak and
Johanna Gula picked the
Dolphins along with John
Butchko, Cutter, Bob
Gaydos and Joe Belinka
were winners with the
Redskins.
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Swoyersville Cub Scout
Pack 144 is sponsoring a
series of Jazzersize
classes from 8 to 9 p.m. It
began this past Monday
and will continue on
Thursday, Feb. 10 from 7
to 8 p.m. This class will
continue for six con-
secutive weeks and will be
held at the No. 2 Hose
Company on Slocum
Street, Swoyersville.
Fee is $20 for two days@
week or $12 for one day a
week for six weeks. Fg
information call 288-5112"
after 3 p.m.
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Final plans were made
by the committee headed
by Joseph Lipinski of the
Winter Bazaar to be held
Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 11 and 12, at the Holy
Trinity School Auditorium
on Hughes Street,
Swoyersville.
The affair is sponsored
by the various organiza-
tions of the Parish and
will begin Friday, Feb. 11
at 5 pm. and Saturday,
Feb. 12 at 4 p.m.
The Bazaar will consist
of games, prizes, crafts,
refreshments and dan-
cing. Music on Friday will
be provided by the endl
Charles Orchestra an
entertainment on
Saturday will be by
WILK’s Dandy Don
Tandler.
Featured also will be
Uncle Ted’s Magic Show
at 8 p.m. and Mickey
Mouse, Pac Man, Smurf
and Smurfette will be on
hand.
Assisting Chairman Joe
Lipinski will be co-
chairmen Don Wilce and
Vince Krajnak. Rev.
Joseph Ziobro is
moderator and assistant
pastor. Msgr. Michael C.
Polcha is pastor.
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Usually when the cat
goes away the mice will
play, or when the boss
goes away, the employees
will play, but not so in the
Pugh House. Pappa Jim
took a week’s vacation
and he and his youngest
son, Dave, spent a week in.
Miami, Fla. and visit
various other sights along
with Jim’s brother, John
and his family.
When they came home,
they found out his wife,
Vivian and the other four
boys, Lewis, Jamie, Mike
and and Tony didn’t have
time to play around. They
got together with a few
friends and fixed up the
place at the corner of
Shoemaker and Murray
Streets, Forty Fort, so
when you walk into their
around. Nice job, Viv and
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