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Lipinski, Gary Miller,
Gregory Hlavac,
The third grade of Holy
Trinity School of
Swoyersville celebrated
“Catholic ‘Schools Week’
presenting sia
Christopher
called ‘The Wonderful
Fig Tree” told by Jack
Miffleton. The playlet
Cywinski,
Sapack, Russell Singer,
Paul
William
Joseph Russo,
told by Jesus.
The ' students created
their own costumes and
songs were, sung through-
out the performance.
, The third grade teacher
is’ Catherine M. Yozwiak
Bettilla.:
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Darts
the ‘‘Rarren;Fig, Tree”
Dr. Ellwood B. Jacoby,
superintendent of schools
at Wyoming Valley West
School District, has an-
nounced that kinder-
garten registration for the
1983-84 school year will be
conducted by telephone
March 14, through March
30.
Parents may register
children for kindergarten
for the 1983-84 school year
if the child is 5 years of
age on or before Sept. 30,
1983.
Registration for kinder-
garten will be completed
by having parents tele-
phone the school district
as follows, according to
their home areas:
Residents of Forty Fort,
Luzerne and Swoyersville
are asked to telephone
Mrs. Ruth Ann Jeffery at
the Dana Elementary
Center, 283-0591;
Courtdale, Pringle,
Edwardsville and Larks-
ville, Mrs.
Fabian, State Street
Elementary Center, 779-
5381;
Plymouth-Mrs. Joan
Kendig, Main Street
Elementary Center, 779-
9529;
Kingston- Wyoming
Valley West Administra-
tive Office, Miss JoAnn
Stefanko, 288-6551.
Parents are asked to
telephone registrations on
school days between 9
Parents with any
questions about kinder-
garten registration are
advised to telephone Miss
Stefanko at the ad-
ministrative office, 288-
6551.
Children registered for
kindergarten will be
scheduled for screening at
a time and place to be
announced. The purpose
of the kindergarten
screening is to make the
child’s entrance and
transition to school life as
smooth and as expeditious
as possible.
These are the five areas
to be screened and those
in charge of each
screening: Visual
screening by team from
Wilkes-Barre Association
of the Blind; hearing
screening by speech
therapists of Luzerne
Intermediate Unit 183
educational evaluation b
Wyoming Valley West
school. psychologist,
elementary guidance
counselors, and reading
specialists; immunization
and health history by
Wyoming Valley West
school nurses; and gross
motor coordination
screening by physical
education teachers. At the
screening, registration
will be by the kinder-
garten teachers.
Parents are asked to
bring their children’s
birth certificates * and
immunization records at
the time of the scheduled
screenings.
Knights of Columbus
Assumpta Council 3987
dates of events for
March;
Thursday, March 10-
Admission degree will be
held for new members
and following will be the
Pitch Tournament. The
leaders in the Tourney are
Tony Muskas with 55
points; Bert Greco, 44; Ed
Krrystofosky, 42; Walt
Zavatsky, 39; Joe Kalna,
38; Tony Blaso and/Dave
Pepe, 37, John Broda and
John Bugdonovitch, 36.
Saturday, March 12-St.
Patrick’s Party night will
be held at the Council
Home on Main St.,
Luzerne with Henry
Charles Band providing
the music for dancing and
singing. Chairman is
Mike Mokrzycki and co-
chairman is Mike Uter.
Wednesday, March 16-
held and itirwilknalso. be
ladies night. The K of C
Supreme Council General
Agent, James Kearney
and field representative,
James Cravatta will talk
on the Knights Insurance
Program.
Sunday, March 20-2
p.m., Pennsylvania
Knights of Columbus Day
will be celebrated. A very
interesting film will be
shown and a tour of the
home will also be held.
This evening, March 9,
the regular monthly
meeting of the Ladies of
Assumpta will be held at 8
p.m. at the Council Home.
Mary Ann Savage will
preside. A speaker on pro-
life will be present; it is
requested that = all
members attend.
Marianne Kasuda,
chairman of the annual
Mother and Daughter
Communion
has announced it will be
The Mass will be. cele-
brated at St. Anthony’s
Church in Exeter at 9:30
a.m. Members and guests
are asked to be at the
church at 9:15 a.m.
Breakfast will follow at
the Council Home.
A warm welcome was
extended to three new
members, Anna Niznik,
Patricia Trusa and
Debbie Walko. Jean
Carey returned also after
a leave of absence. Rose
Uter is membership
chairman. Hostesses for
the March meeting will be
Rose Anne Stegura and
Anne Straub.
On Friday and Satur-
day, March 18 and 19,
many of the Knights will
be at 10 various locations
such as stores and banks
to sell six-inch rulers, a
project of the Council.
On Friday night, March
25, Las Vegas Night will
wate
SHANKY THURSDAY
NIGHT Dart League--The
Giants raised their lead as
they took a 3-0 win over
Dr. Checki’s. High for the
rampaging Giants were
Steve Adamchak Jr., with
a big 40-39-36-115; Dan
Marascio 39-39-33-111, and
Doc Watson who hit his
best of the season so far of
37-39-27-103. Tops for the
Dr. Checki’s were Capt.
Dave Check 96; Mike
Repak 92; Kosty Har-
zinski 86 and Bob Latoski
80.
The amazing Chet’s
ET’s continued their rise
with another 3-0 win, this
one over the Air Heads.
Tops for the Et’s were
were Joe Pollick, shooting
like the Joe of old, 42-49-
44-135; Capt. Ken Roberts
36-37-45-118; Cactus
Stelma 95 and Tom
Cruthers 82. High for the
Air Heads were Ozzie
Williams 44-34-26-104;
Cutter Karasinski 90, Joe
Belinka 74 and Tony Pero
73.
The Jets Et’s had a 206
high single game and a
three game total of 547.
Top five in averages:
Butch Conniff 41; Steve
Adamchak, Jr., 39; Joe
Pollick 39; Ken Roberts
36; Ozzie Williams 35.
Standings: Giants 33-
21; Dr. Checki’s 28-26;
Chets ET’s 27-27 and Air
Heads 20-34.
The annual dart outing
will be held on Aug. 20.
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SHANKY'’S OVER THE
HILL Dart League--The
last place Cards stunned
the Yankees by taking a 2-
1 win. High for the Cards
were John Delescavage
41-114; George Nemetz
92; Walter Dolembaski 85
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Most
and the Scoop. High for
the Yanks were Steve
Adamchak Jr. 41-119,
Tom Cruthers 83, Cooksie
Adams 76 and Shanky
Adamchak, Sr., 68.
Penn State with the big
0, Ozzie Williams busting
loose for a big 48-127;
Emery Washko 37-101; Ed
Kulbacki 90 and Jim
Cruthers 34-80, took a 3-0
win over the Dodgers.
High for the Dodgers were
Dave Check 39-99; Gary
Hughes 31-82, and Buck
Urban 63.
Top five in averages:
Steve Adamchak Jr., 40.5;
Joe Koval 38.9; Ozzie
Wiliams 37.4; John Dele-
scavage 34.4; Tom
Cruthers 31.10.
Standings: Penn State
12-6; Yanks 11-7; Dodgers
7-11 and Cards 6-12.
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DICKO-RALPH’S Dart
League--The Steelers
gained a game on the
leaders by taking a 4-0 win
over the Lions. Tops for
the Steelers were Ed
Karasek 43-35-37-115;
Cutter Karasinski 43-28-
39-110; Joe Belinka 79; Sal
Koptcho 65. High for the
Lions were Dave Barilla
Stelma 71 and Dan Sekel
70.
The league leading
Sailors took a 3-1 victory
over the Colts. High for
the Sailors were Bob
Valatka 38-44-36-118; Rich
Polachek 36-28-42-106;
Tom Lahart 82; Ken
Karasek 76. High for the
Colts were Steve Yonick
28-42-45-115; Joe Madar
89; Romie Shedietsky 84;
Gene Soboleski 80. Bob
Valatka had the only nine-
timer of the night.
Top five in averages:
Ed Karasek 35; Cutter
Karasinski, Bob Valatka
and Steve Yonick all with
a 34; Dave Barilla 32.
Standings: Sailors 18'%-
915; Steelers 15-13; Colts
13Y%-14%5; Lions 9-19.
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ALBA’S Dart League--
The Orioles took over the
lead again as they took a
3-0 win over the Phillies.
Leading the way for the
Orioles were Ron Gula 41-
49-32-122; Sibby Cicero 89;
Jack Tobias 86; Gordy
Price 71. Tops for the
Phillies were Fronge
Fronczkiewicz 40-103;
Max Chipego 36-91; Al
Bogdon 71.
The Dodgers knocked
off the Brewers by a 3-0
score. High for the
Dodgers were Paul
Drobenak 43-39-102; Bbe
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Kern 44-94; bob Zurawski
80. Tops for the Brewers
with another big series,
John Barber 46-47-40-133;
Bill Reese 84; Joe Verfin
40-84; Jack Kemrite 77.
Top five in averages:
John Barber 44; Ron Gula
39; Paul Starolis 38; Babe
Kern, Jack Tobias and
Fronge Fronczkiewicz all
with a 31.
Standings: Orioles 12-6;
Dodgers 11-7; Brewers 9-
9; Phillipes 4-14.
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CORAL LOUNGE Dart
League--The No Names
continued their lead as
Pictured. above are
Joe Ranieli R.Ph.
they took a 3-0 victory
over the One Arm Ban-
dits. Leading the way for
the No Names were Tony
Lipinski with a big 41-39-
30-110, Jim Reilly 90, Stan
Price 87, Mike Kolesar 80
and Bob Wruble 75. High
for the Banditos were
Lion Ziomek 96, Dave
Hergan 90, Art DalSanto
80 and good shooting by
Joe cheskiewicz.
The Hustlers stayed
three games of the
leaders as they took a 3-0
win over the One for the
Road Gang. Tops for the
Hustlers were George
Home. Proceeds will go tf
the PARC.
On Saturday, March 26,
Assumpta Council 3987
will celebrate charter
night. A special Mass will
be held at 4 p.m. at St.
John’s Church in Larks-
ville, with Rev. John
Masakowski, © council
chaplain celebrant.
Following the Mass, the
evening activities will
start with a cocktail hour
from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30
p.m. Dinner will be
served at 7:30 p.m., with a
short program to follow.
Music for dancing will be
provided along with an
open bar. Contact
Chairman, John
Bugdonovitch or Deputy
Grand Knight Chester
Daniels.
Grand Knight Leonard
Grozalis does a good job
as editor of the Assumpta
Council 3987 newsletgy
every month.
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Kapalka a high 43-45-30-
118, Walt Songalia 87,
good shooting by Deb
Gerrity and Gene
Gowisnok. High for the
Road Gang were Mike
Repak a nice 40-39-37-116,
Vince Dennis Sr. 73 and
good shooting by Jim
Dotter.
Top five in averages:
George Kapalka 36.61,
Mike Repak 35.35, Tony
Lipinski 32.52, Lion
Ziomek 31.10, Dave
Hergan 31.01.
Standings: No Names
18-6, Hustlers 15-9, One f
the Road Gang 10-14. ~~
Bill Fox.
Holy Trinity School is
scheduling registration
for students from Kinder-
garten to Grade 5 on
Monday, March 14 and
Tuesday, March 15 in the
school office on Hughes
St., Swoyersville from
9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and
12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Those youngsters en-
tering Kindergarten must
be five years old by Sept.
30; first graders, six by
the same date. Birth and
baptismal certificates,
along with immuniation
records, must be provided
by those entering the
school for the first time.
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