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~ Swoyersville lost a few
fine residents this past
week and we send our
the
families of the deceased.
They are Mrs. Helen M.
Sapack of Kossack St.,
Swoyersville; Mrs. Anna
Zachary, Bennett St.,
Luzerne, and former
Bob Janosik who lived in
Pringle.
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A former resident of
Swoyersville, Mrs.
Margaret Novak, passed
away recently. She is the
former Margart
Krakosky and came from
a large fine family. She is
the mother of John “The
Baker” Novak of Main
Street, Swoyersville and a
daughter Mrs. Mary Fine
of Linden, N.J. She is also
survived by 11 brothers
and sisters from various
sections of the country.
Bowling
She will be missed.
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Sty Kuzma of Poland
Street, Swoyersville has
been taking advantage of
the warm weather we are
having as he has been
seen pruninghis trees in
his yard. Sty has a neat
yard and one of the finest
gardens around.
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Plans are underway for
the 40th anniversary
reunion by the Class of
1943 Swoyersville High
School, on July 1, at the
Knights of Columbus Hall,
Luzerne, with cocktail
hour, dinner following,
and music for dancing.
Invitations have been
mailed and the class has
invited the Class of 1942 to
join with them in the next
meeting on Wednesday, at
Shanky’s Cafe on Hughes
Street, Swoyersville.
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Chairman Max
Konopka of the Swoyers-
ville Police Community
Ambulance Drive an-
nounced that the annual
drive is now underway,
until July. He said the
cards and envelopes have
been mailed to each
resident and he, along
with his committee, would
appreciate it if everyone
helps, as they have done
in the past. If anyone
didn’t get an envelope and
card, they are asked to
call the Swoyersville
Borough Building.
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Bob Tobias, chairman
of the Swoyersville
Republican Party an-
nounced the following
candidates will run for
council in this year’s
Tobias, first ward; Ed
‘““La Foof’’ Gonglefski,
second ward and Charles
Zambito in the third ward.
So far, they have no
competition in the
primaries.
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Swoyersville Andrew
Lawrence American
Legion Post 644 will hold a
St. Patrick’s Day Dinner-
Dance on Saturday, Mar.
12, 7 p.m. Music and
refreshments will be
furnished. Larry Kiwak is
chairman, assisted by
Stanley Daveski.
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Boy Scout Troop 144 will
hold a paper drive
Saturday, March 12
beginning at 10 a.m.
Residents are asked to
place bundled news-
papers on the front porch
or the tree lawn. Dropp off
can be made at the
Ruckno Development
between Hemlock and
Lindburgh Streets,
Swoyersville.
TOP WEST
BOWLERS
Rich Interewicz 577-578;
Bill Reese 567, Bernie
Koscielski 534-510; Joe
Charnitsky 621, 554; John
Hrivnak 594, Leo
Orlandini 530, Ralph
Stefanko 591, Ed Zelasko
560, Art Cagigas 577-635;
Bob O’Donnell 488, Joe
Kozokas 583, Nancy
wilcox 634, Andrea Dicton
510-543; Shirley
Yenalevitch 509, Lil
Jackloski 459, John
Kuzma 533, Bob Borish
522, Jerry Kolaski 300-711;
John Chacko Jr., 642, 680;
John Shendock 529,
Dolores Leonard 519, Rich
Levenoskie ' 551, Ray
Cecconi 571, Bill Doran
562, Bernie Kole 539, Lou
Masgay 1564; Jerry -Len-
coski 558, Steve Sham-
pack 535, Marge Dorish
448, John Mayerski 577,
Charley Syroid 584, Joe
Walko 574, 555; Jerry
Mizenko 553, 569; Dan
Chacko 562, Jim Mizenko
607, Steve Ulichney 546,
John Wilcox 686, John
Kolaski 534, Jim Caladie
529, Mike Hardik 529,
Carole Kole 557, Rose
Caladie 504, Jo Ann
Stefanko 500, Lynn
Kolaski 390, Walt Palmet
578, Jim Kozokas 568,
Pauline Kyttle 483, Marie
Gurnari 471, Arlene
Hospodar 524, Al
Balberchak 570, Wilbur
Thomas 557, = Susie
Rifenberry 538, Joe Keller
520, Edna Mortan 479,
Peggy Fouchs 476, Grace
Smith 472, Cathie Hardik
457, Karen McManus 456,
Angie Grivensky 445,
Cathy Jones 442, Sue
Morgan 427, Paul
Foglietta. 637, Jeff
O’Malia 630, Chris Pienta
604, Bill Ostroskie 551,
Dean Carey 549, Tony
Rasimas 537, Tom Trosko
531, Steve Patton 518, Dan
harry 508, Steve Denens
490, John Bigger 493, Rick
Titus 480, Jerry Campbell
421, Val Martin 399,
Sharon Rasimas 365, Mike
Morreale 200, Kelly Curry
Jim Santewan 132,
Heather Rifenberry 125,
Erin Brown 121, Tommy
Skilonger 114, Shannon
Masgay 110, Carolyn
Evans 108, Candy Berry
107.
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CHACKO’S "PREP
MIXED BOWLING
LEAGUE
Susan Valatka with a
311 series, led the Pin
Smashers to a three point
win over the Gutter Balls
who had Bridget
McMichael also, with 311.
In a very close match,
Heather Hanko hit 345 to
take the Ding Bats to a
three point victory over
the Eagles, who had Jack
Baines with a 343.
The Raiders had Joey
Janoski with 467, plus help
from Xavier Evans 414
was good for three points
over the Rebels, who had
David Catina with 350.
The Pin Busters busted
out of the cellar when
James Ontko and Sean
Kerpovich both hit 318 to
stop the powerful Gutter-
ettes, who again had
Michele Edwards with
439, the Pin Busters had
three points.
The Strikers and Smur-
fettes played to a two and
two tie. For the Strikers it
was Matt Hrivnak 484 and
Danny Patton with 381,
while for the Smurfettes it
was Karen Betnar 348 and
Colleen Brown with 346
kept the Smurfettes on
top.
The last match was a
four point win for the
Flyers, who had Kevin
Donlin with 347 while the
Dallas . Cowboys Shawn
Keener came up with a
372.
Team standings:
Smurfettes 17-7; Raiders,
Gutterettes and Dallas
Cowboys 15-9; Flyers 15-
9; Rebels 13-11; Ding Bats
Smashers and Eagles 9-
15; Pin Busters 8-16;
Gutter Balls 6-18.
SWOYERSVILLE BO-
WLERETTE BOWLING
LEAGUE
Midway Restaurant 3,
Pizza Perfect 0; Hi Q TV
2, Z&B Body Shop 1;
Lucky Imports 2, Bayo’s
Cafe 1; Rich's Service 2,
Kalinosky Landscape 1;
Perzia Insurance 2,
College Misericordia 1.
Top bowlers of the
week: Marie Gurnari 555,
Ann Eustice 552, Andrea
Dicton 540, Mary Ann
Romanosky 539, Mary
Sishy 538, Sylvia Conduff
530, Rose Calahan 525,
Mary James 520, Jo Ann
Stefanko'510, Barb Yakus
503, Dorothy Rosick 503,
Liz Zdancewicz 501, Marie
Muchler 500, Mary
Ulichney 498, Betty
Charnitsky 497, Jackie
Ash 495.
Standings: Z&B Body
Shop 12-6; Midway
Restaurant 12-6; Hi Q TV
11-7; Perzia Insurance
1012-7%; Bayo’s Cafe
10%-7%%; Rich’s Service
10-8; College Misericordia
9-9; Kalinosky Landscape
8-10; Lucky Imports 5-13;
Pizza Perfect 2-16.
The faculty of Wyoming
Valley West High School
recently announced the
selection of Stanley
Gavlick as ‘‘student of the
month” for February, a
program sponsored by the
Kingston-Forty Fort
Lions Club.
A member of the senior
class, Stanley is listed in
Who’s Who of American
High School Students and.
currently serves as
president of the Student
Council. Stan is also a
member of the National
Honor Society and
Spartan wrestling team.
He has served on the
staffs of the ‘“West Side
Story’ and Spartan Year-
book.
After graduation,
Stanley plans to attend
Villanova University to
follow a program of
studies in Mechanical
Engineering. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Gavlick, Swoyersville.
COUSINS CELEBRATE: Pictured above are two
cousins, left to right, Tary Lynn Dombroski and Carissa
Hunter, who celebrated their first birthdays, one day
apart. Tara Lynn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Dombroski, R. 66 Poplar St., Kingston. She will
be one year old on March 9. Her grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. John Dombroski, Wilkes-Barre and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Novroski, Swoyersville. Great grand-
mothers are Mrs. Anna Gulla and Mrs. Edna Novroski.
Carissa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hunter
of Main St., Swoyersville. She was one year old March 8.
Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gaydos,
Swoyersville; Mrs. Rose Barton, Myrtle Beach, S.C. and
Charles Hunter, Hopkins, S.C. Great grandmothers are,
Mrs. Anna Gulla and Mrs. Josephine Savinski, Swoyers-
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What in the world is
‘“‘Eyefellgloffen-Hootena-
nnie-Merry-Berry-Cru-
nch’’?
Well, it’s a charming
musical play, especially
for children, about a
mythical town with a
tongue-twister name that
makes everyone laugh.
Residents and near neigh-
bors include a witch, a
grouchy elf and even a
talking carrot! Pre-
schoolers and elementary
school students will
delight in the whimsical
tale and musical fun!
Cast members include
Music Box regulars T.
Doyle Leverett, Kevin
Costley, Kelly Bishop,
Nanci Krakosky, Joe
Sheridan, Frank Marino,
Bonnie Biros and Russell
Musical
directed by Frank Marino
with set and lighting by
Michael Gallagher. Music
Direction is by Kelly
Bishop and costumes by
K.D. Love.
‘“Eyefellgloffen-Hoot-
enannie-Merry-Berry-
Crunch” will be presented
for four performances
only on Friday, March 4
at 7 p.m., Saturday,
March 5, at 2 p.m. and 7
p.m. and Sunday, March 6
at 2 p.m.
Performances will be
theatre only (no meal) at
a special admission price
of $4. per person. In addi-
tion, the play is available
for performances at
schools and other
locations. For informa-
tion or for reservations,
call the Box Office at 283-
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The new Swoyersville
Teeners Baseball
Organization recently
held registration at the
Swoyersville Borough
Building, with Paul
Pasek, Ted Gabel, Don
Covert and Anthony
Strish handling the job.
The new Swoyersville
organization was recently
accepted as a member of
the Pittston Teeners
League and will play
against the teams of the
Greater Pittston area on a
home and away basis. The
team’s home field will be
Roosevelt Field and it
promises to give the local
fans a good brand of base-
ball.
Another registration
was held last weekend
.and the results will follow
next week. Anyone in-
terested in managing,
coaching and helping out
is welcome. A mother’s
formed and mothers are
asked to get active.
The bi-monthly meeting
of the Luzerne County
Fire Police Association
will be conducted at the
Maltby Fire Dept.,
Swoyersville on March 16
at 7:30 p.m.
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1983 dues are now being
accepted by the financial
secretary for the county
and state. William Baird,
Sr., will preside.
An election will be con-
ducted at this meeting for
a ‘‘fire-policeman-of-the-
year.” John O’Rourke,
Jr., chairman, stated that
due to a time factor,
Confraternity = of
Christian Mothers! of Holy
Trinity Church, Swoyers-
ville, will conduct a
Pierogi Luncheon on
Tuesday, March 15 in the
school auditorium.
prepare and serve are as
follows:
Madeline’ BArush,
Delores Tomchak, Susan
Stofko, Alyce Kuzma,
Diane Amos, Carol
Matinas, Jo Alice Vikara,
Mary Chipego, Ann
Novroski, Mary Mattie,
Antoinette = Dobroski,
Joyce Mucha, Sue
TEAM HONORED--Pictured above are members of the
Swoyersville B Jr. Football team which took the
championship in the Greater Pittston B Jr. Football
League. The team was honored at a Jr. Football Banquet
held recently at the Holy Trinity Hall on Hughes St.,
Swoyersville. Members of the B Team and their coaches,
kneeling, left to right, Jeff Miller, Bradley McCoy, Joe
nominations for this
honorary award will be
accepted from the floor. A
brief resume, in writing,
shall be required for all
nominees. The chairman
will read each resume to
the body.
Nominators should
state, in their resume,
why they feel their can-
didate should be con-
sidered for this honor and
sign it. The name of the
member who is elected
will be forwarded to the
state, with the signed
resume, immediately
after the meeting.
Shepard, Ann Lipinski,
Margaret [Nama Jean
Miller, Anna‘ Sitar, Helen
Selinsky, "Elizabeth
Lukesh, Mary Kuhar,
Verna Husobsky, Steffie
Stefanides, Helen
Schlosser, Arlene
Adamchak, Anna
Kovaleski, Julie Kocik,
Mary B. Filler, Bernadine
Podskoch. = Additional
The C,C.M. will hold a
lower level of the church.
April 17 at 2 p.m. in the
school
Hughes St.
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and
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