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MR. AND MRS. ADAM
GULLA, 205 Watkins St.,
‘were married Feb. 21,
1922 at St. Mary’s Church,
Swoyersville by the late
Rev. Clement
Drapiewski.
Mrs. Gulla is the former
Mary Yanchick of
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Kate Musial Delmore and
John Emershaw.
The Gullas are the
parents of four children,
Henry, Burlington, Vt.;
Raymond, Ft. Myers,
Fla.; Mrs. Edward
Wilson, Northville, Mich.
and Kenneth, Ind.
They also have eight
grandchildren. Henry has
two, Raymond had one,
Loretta Wilson has three
and Ken has two. They
also have two great
grandchildren.
Mr. Gulla is a retired
machinist and was a
Darts
barber at his residence
for over 50 years:
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MR. AND MRS.
MICHAEL YANCHICK,
180 Sidney St., Swoyers-
ville, will observe their
56th wedding anniversary
this Tuesday. They were
married Feb. 22, 1927 by
the late Rev. John A.
Karnish at the Holy
Trinity Church, Swoyers-
ville. Mrs. Yanchick is the
former Josephine
Begany, Swoyersville.
Yanchick is a Swoyers-
ville native.
The Yanchicks are
parents of three sons,
Richard, Levittown;
Robert and William,
Swoyersville. They also
have nine grandchildren
and six great grand-
children.
Mr. Yanchick is a
retired sewing machine
mechanic. He is also a top
mechanic when it comes
to fixing power mowers,
snow blowers and small
motor repairs. Congrats!
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MR. AND MRS. DAVID
OLEJNICK, 47 LaBar St.,
Swoyersville, will cel-
ebrate their 14th wedding
anniversary this Monday.
They were wed on Feb. 21,
1969 by Rev. Edward
Sokolowski at St. Mary’s
Church, Swoyersville.
Mrs. Olejnick is the
former Loretta Hromek,
daughter of Mrs.
Veronica Kotarski and the
late Vincent Hromek.
Olejnick is the son of Mrs.
Mary Olejnick and the
late Vince Olejnick, Sr.,
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Linda Emershaw and
John Swircek.
The Olejnicks are the
parents of a son, David Jr.
Mr. Olejnick is
associated with the
Olejnick Construction Co.,
Swoyersville. Mrs. Olej-
nick is employed at Valley
Crest Home, Wilkes-
Barre.
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MR. ND MRS.
MICHAEL GOBBLER, 57
Watkins St., Swoyersville
will celebrate their 8th
wedding anniversary this
Tuesday. They were
married by Msgr.
Michael C. Polcha at Holy
Trinity Church, Feb. 22,
1975. Mrs. Gobbler is the
former Mary Lou Basar,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Basar, West
Wyoming. Gobbler is the
son of Mrs. Irene Gobbler
and the late Joseph
Gobbler, Swoyersville.
Mr. Gobbler is a
patrolman for the
Swoyersville Police
Department. He is also a
constable of the Second
Ward, Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS. RUDY
HARCHAR, 153 Diamond
St., Swoyersville, will
celebrate their 34th
wedding anniversary this
Saturday. They were
married on Feb. 19, 1949,
by the late Rev. Joseph
Buda at St. Mary's
Church, Swoyersyville.
SHANKY’S THURS-
DAY NIGHT Dart
League--Chet’s ET’s
continued their march as
they took a 2-1 win over
the Air Heads. High for
the ET's were Ken
Roberts 27-37-47-111, Joe
Pollick 33-32-39-104,
Cactus Stelma 40-99, Tom
Cruthers 84. High for the
Air Heads were Cutter
Karasinski 96, Ozzie
Williams 94, Tony Pero 80.
The Giants took over
the top spot as they took a
3-0 win over the Dr.
Checki’s. Tops for Giants
a good team effort, Steve
Adamchak Jr. 40-42-38-
SWOYERSVILLE BO-
WLERETTE BOWLING
LEAGUE
Z&B Body Shop took a 3-
0 win over Lucky Imports,
Perzia Insurance a 3-0
victory over Rich’s
Service; Bayo’s Cafe 2,
120, Steve Dosiak 89, Doc
Watson 86, Dan Marascio
81, Chooch Gonglefsky 71,
Jim Dunbar 70. High for
Dr. Checki’s were Butch
Conniff with his usual
good game of 41-41-42-124,
Kosty Harzinski 89, Bob
Latoski and Dave Check
both 81.
Kosty Harzinski and
Butch Conniff had nine-
timers.
Top five in averages:
Butch Conniff 41, Steve
Adamchak Jr., 39.05, Joe
Pollick 38, Ken Roberts
Ozzie Williams
34.34.
Standings: Giants 27-18,
College Misericordia 1;
Pizza Perfect 2,
Kalinosky Landscape 1;
Hi Q TV 2, Midway
Restaurant 1.
High scorers for the
week: Joann Stefanko 552,
Carole Kole 532, Liz
Zdancewicz 530, Eleanor
Dr. Checki’s 24-21, Air
Heads 20-25, Chet’s ETs
19-26.
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SHANKY’S OVER THE
HILL Dart League, The
Yankees took a big 3-0 win
over the Cards. High for
the Yanks were Steve
Adamchak Jr., 50-132,
Cooksie Adams 35-104,
Tom Cruthers 37-100, good
shooting by Shanky
Adamchak Sr. High for
the Cards, John Dele
scavage 41-115, George
nemetz 32-86, Steve Yuhas
65, and good shooting by
the Scoop.
Penn State took a close
Kuzma 528, Marie Gur-
nari 519, Gert Evanoski
513, Doris Brace 507,
Mary Sisky 504, Mary Ann
Romanosky 501, Shirley
Yenalevitch 497, Dorothy
Rosick 495.
Standings:
Shop 8-1,
Z&B Body
Midway
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2-1 victory over the
Dodgers. Tops for Penn
State Ozzie Williams 40-
109, Emery Washko 36-94,
Ed Kulbacki 31-81, Jim
Cruthers 69. Tops for the
Dodgers were Joe Koval
47-105, Dave Check 33-81,
Gary Hughes 27-75, Buck
Urban 30-63,
Steve Adamchak Jr.
had the only nine-timer.
Top five in averages:
Steve Adamchak Jr. 40.8,
Joe Koval 38, Ozzie
Williams 35.7, John Dele-
scavage 34.8, Tom
Cruthers 32.2.
Standings: Yanks 7-2,
Penn State 6-3, Dodgers 4-
5, Cards 1-8.
Restaurant 7-2; Bayo’s
Cafe 6%-2%; Perzia
Insurance 5%-3%; Hi Q
TV 5-4, Lucky Imports,
Rich’s Service and
College Misericordia all 3-
6, Pizza Perfect and
Kalinosky Landscape
both 2-7.
Mrs. Harchar is the
former Jean Visco,
Swoyersville. Mr, Har-
char is also a Swoyers-
ville native.
Their attendants were
Edna Koshinski Hooper,
the late Edwrd Zvonchak,
the late - Antoinette
Harchar Novroski, Albert
Mahavitz, Ann Marie
Cullen and the late Joseph
Harchar. i
The Harchars are the
parents of ‘three sons,
Gerard, Rudolph, 111, and
Randolph. They also have
two grandchildren.
Mr: Harchar is self-
employed as: a roof
contractor. Mrs. Harchar
is employed with Flory
Fashions, Co., Swoyers-
ville.
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MR. AND MRS. BERT
GRECO, 154 Owen St.,
Swoyersville, will cele-
brate their 31st wedding
anniversary this Wed-
nesday. They were wed
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a
Rev. Andrew Klobusiucky
at Holy Trinity Church,
Swoyersville. Mrs. Greco
is the former Bernadette
Dolchak, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Dolchak and the
late Andrew Dolchak,
Swoyersville. Greco is the
son of Mrs. Sarah Greco,
West Wyoming and the
late John Greco.
The Grecos are. the
parents of four daughters,
Mrs. Sara Ann Bogdon,
Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
Donna Martin, Courtdale;
Mrs. Bernadette Kayrish,
Luzerne and -Susanne,
employed with the First
Eastern National Bank in
the Midway Shopping
Center, Wyoming. They
also have two grand-
children.
Greco is associated with
Wipco Inc., West
Wyoming. Mrs. Greco is
associated with Dorothy
Fashions, Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS.
CHARLES SMITH, 4
Brown St.; Swoyersville
will celebrate their 31st
wedding anniversary this
Wednesday. They were
married Feb. 23, 1952 by
Rev. Andrew Florey at
Holy Rosary Church,
Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Smith
is the former Kate Umbra
of Edwardsville. Smith is
a Swoyersville native.
Their attendants were
Joseph Kraynak, James
Umbra’ and William
Stevens, deceased; Rose
Umbra Belles, Isabell
Umbra Spisak and Helen
Dziedcic.
The Smiths are the
parents of three
daughters, Debbie
Mileski, Wilkes-Barre,
Doctor in psychology;
Mrs. Sharon Hudacek,
Wilkes-Barre, B.S. in
nursing, pursuing her
master’s degree and Kim
Smith, student at Penn
State University.
Charles Smith is self-
employed as a car dealer
at his residence.
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AND
MR. MRS.
JOSEPH BEDNAR, 56
Watkins St., Swoyersville,
will celebrate their 44th
wedding anniversary this
Friday. They were
married Feb. 18, 1939 by
Rev. Matircho at Holy
Trinity Church, Swoyers-
ville. Mrs. Bednar is the
former Florence
Palsovitch of Swoyers-
ville. Bednar is alse a
Swoyersville native.
Their attendants were
Helen Palsoviteh,
Luzerne and John Bed-
nar, also of Luzerne.
' The Bednars are
parents of two daughters,
Mrs. Eleane Scupoline,
Wharton, N.J. and Mrs.
Lorraine Wilkins, Olid
Forge. They also have
three grandchildren,
Karen, Michael and
David Scupoline.
Bednar, a top athlete: ii
his younger days is re-
tired. He is an active
member of the Swoyers-
ville Lions Club. Mrs.
Bednar is manager of the
Leslie Fashions in Plains.
Olejnik,
truck foreman;
William Gregory,
1st assistant fire chief.
and financial secretary; Mary Rascik, vice president;
Liz Zdancewicz, president. Back row, District Jusiice
Andrew Barilla Jr. al
MALTBY. LADIES AUXILIARY--Standing left to right,
Connie Chajko, Sgt. at Arms; Anna Brna, Chaplain,
Nancy Shampack, treasurer; Bette Sentigar, recording
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Swoyersville . Borough
officials last week praised
their residents in what
Councilman Michael
to the tremendous
collection rates of taxes,
garbage collection fees
and the recently enacted
. Based upon information
The State Fish Com-
mission will hold a one
day seminar and slide
presentation at
Swoyersville Municipal
Building Wednesday,
Feb. 23 at 7:30. Charles
Urban of the Fish Com-
‘mission Staff will present
received at the close of
1982 from the Tax
Collector’s office and the
Borough Coordinator’s
office, Emershaw related
that tax collections were
94 percent, garbage fee
collection 98 percent, and
Sewer Use Fee collection
96 percent. ‘‘These
figures,” Emershaw
discussed
slides on ice fishing, trout
fishing, pole and reel care
and maintenance with a
period to follow. Advance
registration is
recomended and at-
tendance is limited to 100.
the public.
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continued,” reflect the
knowledge of our
residents that areas of
service by the Borough
are supported by these
revenues. It is also a
reflection on the people’s
character and their
heritage as to paying
bills. It is especially
encouraging to see such
high percentages of
collection in an economy
such as this.” Emershaw
assured the public that
the slim monority of
delinquents: will not be
allowed to ‘“‘slide by” and
that the sewer use fee
delinquents list will now
be taken through the
courts.
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Joe Raiiieli R.Ph.
The Maltby Volunteer
Fire Company and their
Ladies Auxiliary of Owen
Street, Swoyersville re-
cently held their annual
installation of officers for
the new year at their hose
house with a large crowd
in attendance.
Installing officer was
District Justice Andrew
Barilla Jr. who also gave
a few remarks. Toas-
master was Com-
missioner Edward
Brominski. Sheriff Frank
Jagojinski was also in
attendance. Borough
officials who were present
were Councilmen William
Lehman, Ron Alunni,
Councilwoman Lillian
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Munley, Loretta Farris,
school director; and
several members of the
No. 2 Hose Company of
Swoyersville.
Following the instalia-
tion, a buffet dinner was
held and followed by
dancing to the music of
Polka Plus.