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LOCAL AIRLINE, LOCAL PEOPLE: Pictured above
are some of the 94 personnel employed by Pocono
Airlines, located at the Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Inter-
national Airport in Avoca. Left to right are Gil Edgar,
Kingston; Dan Yatsko, W. Wyoming; Will Thomas,
Hazleton; Mike West, Wilkes-Barre; Rich Zwolinski,
Berwick; and Tom Gulla, Swoyersville. Missing from
Darts
Sailors Lead in
photo is Larry Kriner of Shavertown. Pictured behind the
emplyees is one of two NORD 262, Wide Body,
Pressurized, Jet Prop equipment which the airline has
placed in service between Wilkes-Barre-Scranton and
JFK airport in New York. The second aircraft makes its
debut April 1 in the Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Philadelphia
market.
Bowling
SWOYERSVILLE BO-
WLERETTE LEAGUE
Lucky Imports 3, Pizza
Perfect 0; Z&B Body Shop
3, Rich’s Service 0;
Kalinosky Landscape 2,
Bayo’s Caf3 1; Perzia
Insurance 2, Midway
Restaurant 1; Hi Q TV
2%, Misericordia V5.
Top scorers for the
week: Katie Yuhas 557,
Joann Stefanko 545, Marie
Muchler 541, Eleanor
Kuzma 531, Mary Sichy
518, Sylvia Conduff 509,
Betty Charnitski 508,
Heidi Cook 506, Sophie
Zimniski 502, Debbie Sims
494, Dorothy Rosick 493,
Theresa Burns 491, Marie
Gurnari 488, Liz Zdan-
cewicz 487, Julia Crofchik
485, Gert Evanoski 484,
Dot Lukacinsky 482.
Standings: Z&B Body
Shop 17-7; Midway
Restaurant 16-8; Hi Q TV
14% -91 ; Perzia
Insurance 1415-914;
Rich’s Service 13-11;
Bayo’s Cafe 1115-121;
13; Lucky Imports 10-14;
College Misericordia 9%-
14Y,; Pizza Perfect 3-21.
ry
TOP WEST
BOWLERS
Gerri Stuchkus 558-516;
Jo Ann Licata 530, Andy
SIDE
DICKO & RALPH’S
Dart League--The Sailors
gained two games on the
Colts by taking a 3-1 win
over the Steelers. Leading
the way for the Sailors
were Bob Valatka 26-38-
44-108, Rich Polachek 96,
Tom LaHarte 83. Tops for
the Steelers were Cutter
Karasinski = 43-27-31-101,
Ed Karasek 94, Joe
Belinka 83.
The Lions came through
with a 3-1 win over the
Colts. High for the Lions
were Duke Stelma 34-31-
38-103, Joe Merc 95 an
Dave Barilla 92. Hitting
for the Colts were Gene
Soboleski 90, Romy
Shedletski 90 and Steve
Yonick 88.
Top five in averages:
Ed Karasek 35, Bob
Valatka 34, Cutter
FUND RAISE
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Karasinski 33, Steve
Yonick and Dave Barilla
32.
Standings: Sailors 21%-
1415; Colts 181-17%;
Steelers and Lions 16-20.
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CORAL LOUNGE Dart
League--The ‘One Arm
Bandits took a 3-0 win
over the Hustlers and
knocked them out of the
second half pennant. Tops
for the Banditos were
Leon Ziomek with a big
40-38-38-116, Dave Hergan
40-27-41-108, Chick
Romanchick 83 and Art
Dalsanto 70. High for the
Hustlers were George
Kapalka 99, Gene
Eos
the new second half
champs were Tony
Lipinski 29-35-47-111,
James Reilly 39-30-35-104,
Mike Kolesar 36-30-39-105,
Bob Wruble 79. High for
the Road Gang were Mike
Repak 39-41-34-119,
George Lutz 74 and good
shooting by Jim Dotter.
Mike Repak had the
only nine timer.
Top five in averages:
George Kapalka 36.21,
Mike Repak 35.60, Tony
Lipinski 32.86, Leon
Ziomek 31.31, Dave
Hergan 31.24.
Standings: No Names
23-18, Hustlers 16-14, One
Arm Bandits 11-19, One
for the Road 10-20.
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The Coral Lounge Dart
League will have a first
and second half playoff
between the Hustlers
on?
Sarnak, Chris Lagoski.
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The Radio Club of
Wyoming Valley West
High School has its very
own radio station. At the
present time, it only
operates * within the
school; however, the
club’s advisor, Les
Nicholas; hopes that
within time the station
will operate on the local
airwaves.
The club has 115
members, 20 of whom act
as disc jockeys. These
students give up their
lunch periods to provide
musical entertainment
for the students during
.
lunchtime. They must
follow a certain program.
They perform similarly to
local stations by
providing weather
reports, the time, and
announcements pertai-
ning to school activities.
Nicholas has had much
experience in the area. He
has worked for WCLH,
WBRE, and WKRZ. He
points out that the pur-
pose of the station is not
only to provide music at
lunch, but also to enable
the student to learn about
communications.
The station operates
from the club’s studio
within the school. Money
from fund raising projects
was used to purchase the
which could not be bought
by the club itself was
donated by the Forty Fort
Lumber Company.
Wiring for the studio
was provided free-of-
charge by engineer Ron
Schacht.
WWVW, never could have
gotten where it is today
without the help of these
people, the approval of
the school’s ad-
ministsration, and the.
dedication of Nicholas.
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(first half champs) and
No Names, second half
champs) on March 29, to
determine the champs.
Their second annual Coral
Lounge All Star dart
game will be held on April
5 and the dart league
party-dinner dance on
April 23 at the Coral
Lounge on Owen Street,
Swoyersville.
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SHANKY’S THURS-
DAY NIGHT Dart
League--The Giants came
closer to sewing up the
pennant in the Shanky’s
Thursday Night Legue as
they took a 3-0 win over
the Air Heads. Leading
the way for the Giants
were Steve Adamchak 41-
37-34-112, Doc Watson 29-
40-31-100, Chooch
Gonglefski 95, Steve
Dosiak 93, Dan Marascio
87, Jim Dunbar 70. High
for the Air Heads were
Joe Belinka 88, Jim
Bilwin 96, Cutter
Karasinski 83, Tony Pero
85, Ozzie Williams 789.
The Dr. Checki’s kept
the Chet’s ET's reeling as
they gave their 7th loss in
a row by taking a 3-0 win
over them. High for Dr.
Checki’s were Butch
Conniff 38-46-47-131,
Stoney Stonionis 34-31-37-
102, Dave Check 86, Kosty
Harzinski 76, Bob Miller
75. High for Chet’s ET's
were Bob ‘‘Worler”
Worlinski 36-37-34-107, Joe
Pollick 96, Tom Cruthers
85, Cactus Stelma 83.
Top five in, averages:
Butch Conniff 41, Stephen
Adamchak 40, Joe Pollick
39, Ken Roberts 37, Ozzie
Williams 35.
Standings: Giants 39-21,
Swoyersville Police
Community ‘Ambulance
Association wishes to ad-
vise all borough residents
that it is not accepting
donations for the West
Side Ambualnce Associa-
tion. No donations will be
taken at the Borough
Building for the West Side
Ambulance Association.
Chairman John
- Konopka and drive secre-
tary John Shemo an-
nounced that the 1983
Swoyersville Drive is now,
underway. The member-
ship drive has been the
association’s only means
of finance since it
receives no monies from
any other source. Dona-
tions of $2 per household
are requested. If you
desire to donate more
than $2 you may do so.
The money is used for a
worthy cause.
The association officers
would like to mention that
your membership entitles
you for service to local
hospitals only. There will
be a charge on all calls out
of Luzerne County. The
modern, well-equipped
ambulance is manned by
dedicated, trained
volunteers. The support of
every family will continue
this vital service.
Association officers
are: Donald Barna,
president; Barbara
Mikulka, vice-president;
John Shemo, treasurer;
Beverly Kile, financial
secretary and James
Urban, secretary.
Navy Seaman Recruit
KEVIN A. URBAN, son of
Algard L. and Lonie |G.
Urban of 59 Railroad St.,
Swoyersville, has com-#
pleted recruit training at
the Naval Training
Center, San Diego.
During the eight-week
training cycle, trainees
studied general military
subjects designed to
prepare them for further
academic and on-the-job
training in one of the
Navy's 85 basic occupa-
tional fields.
Included in their studies
were seamanship, close
and first aid. Personnel
who complete this course
of instruction are eligible
for three hours of college
credit in Physical Educa-
tion and Hygiene.
FRESH FILLETS
SCROD
30%
FRESH—2 SIZES
LARGE COLOSSAL
R, FRESH CLAMS,
Dr. Checki’s 32-28, Chet’s
ET’s 27-33, Air Heads 22-
38.
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SHANKY’S OVER THE
HILL Dart League--Penn
State kept their lead as
they took a 2-1 win over
the Cardinals. High for
the Penn Staters were
Jim Cruthers with a 36-
102, and the only nine
timer of the night; Ed
Kulbacki 36-95, Ozzie
Williams 33-91, Emery
Washko 83. High for the
Cards were John Dele-
scavage 41-107, Walter
Daniels 34-85, George
Nemetz 31-80.
The Yankees beat the
Dodgers by a 2-1 score.
High for the Yanks were
Steve Adamchak Jr., 45-
115, Cooksie Adams 32-84,
Tom Cruthers 36-80,
Shanky Adamchak Sr.,
Kundrat 608, Ray Cecconi
579, Max Konopka 572,
Marge Domant 455-516;
Roy Baker 528, 517; Ron
Habersky 545, Betty
Chacko 562, John Slavish
547, Dan Brek 607, Bob
Zukosky 580, Bernie
Koscielski 529, Lou
Masgay 620, George
Golias 615, John Yatsko
565, Gerry Ostroskie 649,
Cathy pechal 481, Jerry
Kolaski 597, Jim Olejnik
570, Steve Shampack 535,
Jerry Lencoski 517, Butch
tibus 544, Dave Holly 603,
Ed Chopick 573, Rich
Interewicz 552, 580; John
Hrivnak 600, 593, 596; Jim
Dunbar 502, Ed Novroski
489, Bill Benson 513, Bob
good shooting. High for
the Dodgers and top
single series so far, Joe
Koval with a huge 55-45-
47-147 series. Dave Check
71, Buck Urban 64 and
good shooting by Gary
Hughes.
Top five in averages:
Steve Adamchak Jr. 40.14,
Joe Koval 40.6, Ozzie
Williams 36.6, John Dele-
scavage 34.6, Tom
Cruthers 30.19.
Standings: Penn State
16-8, Yanks 14-10, Cards
10-14, Dodgers 8-16.
ALBA’S Dart League--
The Orioles kept the top
spot as they took a 2-1 win
over the strong Brewers.
High for the Orioles were
Sibby Cicero 34-88, Jack
Tobias 80, Bernie Derby
31-79, Gordy Price 69.
Tops for the Brewers
O’Donnell 556, Jeff Rifen-
bery 564, Charlie Siracuse
506, Mike Hardik 568, 601;
Jim Caladie 538, Rose
Caladie 503, Cathie
Hardik 480, Jo Ann
Stefanko 474, April Rakus
563, Debbie Sims 536,
Eleanor Kuzma 565,
Andrea Dicton 524,
Shirley Yenalevitch 503,
Phil Storz 517, Jerry Biga
515, Angie Grivensky 530,
Art Cagigas 642, 643; Karl
Blight Jr. 608, Barney
Kazokas 602, George
Krakosky 567, John Guido
493, Bill DiBuo 585, Ed
Skrabut 584, Tom Kolesar
561, Ron Rahl 557, Stan
Klecha 620, Marge Stelma
562, John Mizenko 568.
were John Barber 49-42-
37-128, Bill Reese 79, Rdd
Rinks 72, Jack Kemrite,
Joe Verfin 69.
The Dodgers stayed two
games behind the Orioles
by taking a 2-1 victory
over the Phils. Leading
the way for the Dodgers
were Paul Starolis 40-99,
Bob Zurawski 31-85, Dr.
Leo Potera 38-85, Jerry
Drobenak 74 and Babe
Kern 69. High for the Phils
were Fronge Fronc-
zkiewicz 87, Al Bogdon 36-
90, Jack Knecht 79, Max
Chipego 73, Emil Gomba
66.
Top five in averages:
Jack Barber 44, Ron Gula
39, Paul Starolis 38, Jack
Tobias and Dr. Leo
Potera 30.
Standings: Orioles 16-8,
Dodgers 14-10, Brewers
13-11, Phils 5-10.
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