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LEAGUE MEMBERS: The Coral Lounge Dart League is
about to finish its second half and enter playoffs. They
shoot Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at the Coral Lounge, Owen St.,
Swoyersville. Pictured above are members of the
league: Kneeling, left to right, Dave Hergan, Stan Price,
Art Dalsanto, Mike Repak, Jim Reilly, Jim Dotter, Gene
Gowisnok. Second row, George Kapalka, John Lagoski,
Lipinski, Vince Dennis Sr.,
Daveski.
Ken Jasterzinski and Ted
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Joe Koval, Bob Gaydos,
Steve Adamchak Jr., and
Nick Barto returned from
Annapolis, Md. Tuesday
evening where they at-
tended the baseball game
between the Yankees and
the Navy baseball
team.Bob Gaydos was in
his glory as he had to be
the No. 1 Yankee rooter.
Steve Adamcha Jr. is also
a top rooter, along with
his dad Shanky. The men
had a high old time. They
also visited Joe Koval's
son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Koval
who are stationed at
Annapolis.
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Mrs. Lois Koval of
Owen Street recently
returned home from
Annapolis, Md. where she
daughter-in-law, Ray and
Veronica Koval and their
daughter Beth Ann for a
week. Beth Ann was a
hospital patient and is
coming along fine. Lois’
husband Joe took her
down and picked her up,
but while there Joe and
his son Ray saw a few
basketball games with
Navy and they also at-
tended the NCAA finals in
swimming. Joe said that
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April 27.
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Head Coach Paul Pasek
of the Swoyersville Jr.
Football Championship
“A” Team and his
coaching staff consisting
of Don Covert and Ted
Gabel of the “A” Team,
John Miller, Bruce Lykon
and Tony Strish of the
‘“B”’ Team and Allan
Hornick, Ted Wozniak
recent Coaches’ clinic for
Pittston.
The clinic was spon-
Pittston Jr. Football
League with Joe Amato of
West = Wyoming as
president and chairman
of the affair, who did a
great job.
Main speakers at the
clinic were Bob Barberi,
coach of Pittston Area
High who spoke on con-
ditioning and practice.
Dr. Paul Chromey spoke
on sports medicine, sports
injuries, and prevention
and treatment for these
injuries.
Coach Mickey Gorham
of Meyers High spoke on
offensive football and
Coach Charles Fick of
GAR spoke on defensive
Adams,
left to right, Gary Hughes, Jim Cruthers, Cooksie
football. PIAA official Sergeat Seamore -0- School Auditoriuon
Ace Brogna spoke on Program for third and Charley ‘Chi’ Zannetti ~~ Hughes St., Swoyersville
rules and regulations for fourth graders, con- of the Swoyersville this evening as the
the young athletes. He tributions for families Engineering Depjartment Athletic Booster Club of
said that the clinic experiencing misfortune. still says that Walt Holy Trinity will host the
provided many years of
advice and knowledge by
highly qualified coaches
and sports medicine, by
Dr. Chromey, who is the
most sought after sports
doctor in the eastern part
of the United
States. ' Pasek also said,
and the rest of the coaches
echoed his praise, that
this knowlede will help the
coaches and athletes and
they could approach the
game with the
professional knowledge
thaty they got from this
fine clinic.
Pasek said that over 120
junior football coaches
from all over the eastern
part of the state attended
the clinic.
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Swoyersville Lions Club
will hold their annual
fund-raiser, a chicken
dinner "and dance, on
Saturday, April 30 at the
Scott Street Hose House in
Swoyersville. Music for
dancing will be furnished
by the Henry Charles
Orchestra. Members will
sell tickets door to door.
Projects the Club
sponsors yearly are Little
League, Mini Football,
Eye Research, Christmas
seeing eye dogs, glasses
for needy- residents, eye
donor program, Beacon
Lodge Summer Camp,
Assumpta Council 3987
Knights of Columbus,
Luzerne will hold its
annual charter night
_ March 26. The celebration
| | is in recognition of over 26
| years of service by
Assumpta Council.
The day will begin with
| aspecial mass at 4 p.m. at
St. John’s Church,
| Larksville, with Council
i chaplain and founder
Rev. John Masakowski as
celebrant.
After the mass the
activities will switch to
the council home, where a
dinner dance will take
place. Cocktails at 6:30
p.m. will be followed by
dinner and dancing.
Reservations may be
made from any member
of the committee or by
phoning the council home.
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Sacred Heart Society of
St. Mary’s Church of
Shoemaker Street,
Swoyersville, will make
bread on Tuesday, March
29 by order only. Sale will
start at 12 noon. To place
your orders, ‘call Helen
Yurevitch at 287-4488.
Deadline for orders is
March 24.
Josephine Pitcavage is
president of the Society,
Father Edward
Sokolowski is moderator
and pastor.
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Festival
today; March 23.
Eleanor
chairman. With
cooperation from
sample food from
of th d
Michaels will be back in
pro football as a coach
next year. We think you
are right, Chi.
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Swoyersville
deeply saddened over the
death of Mrs. Catherine
Lacina of Hughes Street.
She and her late husband
raised a fine family. She
will be missed by
everyone,
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Tony “Buck” Urban of
Perrin St., Swoyersville is
a medical patient at the
Nesbitt Hospital. His
family and many friends
wish him a speedy
recovery and hope to see
him up and around soon.
Buck has been a talented
accordian player for
many years. He is also a
top dart shooter. Get well
soon, Buck-00.
iksnThe big attraction
will be at the Holy Trinity
Gerald
“WNEP Instabuckets’ at
7:30. Family and friends
are welcome to attend.
Joseph Lipinski is
president of the club and
Father Joseph Ziobro is
moderator. Msgr.
Michael C. Polcha is
pastor.
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John Demko of Hughes
St., Swoyersville is a
medical patient at the
NPW Hospital in Laflin.
John is the hard working
groundskeeper at the
Roosevelt Field where he
has kept the field in
operation since the
middle sixties. His family
and his many friends wish
John a speedy recovery
and come-on, John, we
want to see. you at
Roosevelt Field watching
John Dorish’s Kings
College team play. Get
well soon, John.
Coach John Dorish’s
Kings baseball nine will
begin their season this
afternoon at Roosevelt
Field as his Monarchs will
host Kutztown in a
doubleheader. There are
many local men playing
for John and he is smiling. -
John hopes to have a good
season. First game begins
at 1:30 p.m..
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prised but happy to see
Walt Michaels on the
Polka Telethon this past
Sunday on Channel 2 from
the Gennetti Motel in
Hazleton. Walt was a
guest of Jimmy Stuhr, the
well-known “Polka
King.” Walt even took
care of the phones for a
time, getting in donations
for the Cancer Fund.
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The No. 2 Hose Com-
pany of Slocum Sti,
Swoyersville ‘will hold a
spaghetti dinner-dance on
Saturday, May 14 at their
hall on Slocum St. More
information will come on
this.
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Comes to
William = Shakespeare,
Sam and Bella Spewack
and Cole Porter are the
authros of ‘Kiss Me,
Kate,” the next scheduled
production at Wyoming
Valley West High School
to be held on April 6 - 9 in
the auditorium,
Plymouth.
The story of the play
concerns the efforts of
Fred Graham, played by
sophomore Erik Santos,
and Lilli Vanessi, played
to rekindle the flame of
their onetime love while
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of the Shrew. The story
shifts from present day
Baltimore where the
troupe is playing The
Taming of the Shrew to
Padua where Petruchio
seeks to conquer Kate.
Lilli and Kate are both
conquered in the final
scene.
Director of this year’s
musical is Mrs. Claire
Backer; choral director is
Frank Edwards, or-
chestra leader is Robert
Henderson, and Principal
of Wyoming Valiey West
High School is James. Fs
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performing The Taming
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