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seated left to right, Antnony Douglas, Atty. Frank Aritz,
Joseph Raineli, program chairman, Magistrate Barilla,
Chief William Dorman. Standing, former Rep. Fred
Shupnik, Stanley ‘Sty’ Gavlick, Kiwanis members,
John ‘Max’ Konopka, chairman of the Annual
Ambulance Drive, Fred Dorman, member of the
Ambulance Associ. and Don Barna, president of the
Swoyersville Ambulance Association.
KIWANIS CLUB MEETS: Swoyersvilie Kiwanis Club
met last week at the Andrew Lawrence American Legion
P ost Home on Shoemaker Street with Atty. Frank Artiz
Jr. presiding. Main speaker of the evening was Anthony
Douglas, a local pharmacist who spoke on ‘Drug Abuse’.
Also, guests were members of the Swoyersville Police
Ambulance Association, Police Chief William Dorman
and Magistrate Andrew Barilla Jr. Pictured above
Pancake Breakfast Set for April 17
Final plans were made
for the Sausage and
Pancake Breakfast to be
held on Sunday, April 17
from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon
at the Knights of
Columbus Home on Main
St., Luzerne. Sponsors of
this Breakfast is the
Klowns of the K OF C
3987.
first ward; Edmund Gonglefski, second ward, owner and
operator of ‘‘Le Foof’s Cafe in Swoyersville, and Charles
Zambito, part owner of Tony Restaurant in Kingston, for
the third ward.
CANDIDATES: Robert Tobias, chairman and Edmund
Gonglefski, co-chairmen of the Swoyersville Republican
Party announced that the committee people met recently
and endorsed the above persons for council. Left to right,
Robert Tobias, Manufacturer's Representative, in the
Democratic Candidates Named
Chairman of the affair
is Bert Greco, King
Klown. He is assisted by
Gary Quinn and Bill
Jones.
SECOND WARD: John Lykon, residens with his wife, the
former Sylvia Nedelak. They have 3 children and 6
grandchildren. John is a machinistat Topps Chewing. He
has been a committeeman for the second ward for about
12 years.
John Butchke a Manufacturer’s The. Klowne will visit
the Highland Manor
Nursing Home in Exeter
on Sunday, April 24 at 2
p.m. King Klown Greco
asks that the Klowns
assemble at the Council
Home to leave ina body at
KLOWNS BREAKFAST: Pictured above are members of the committee for the
Sausage and Pancake Breakfast. Seated, chairman Bert Greco, standing left to right,
Assistant chairmen Gary Quinn and Bill Jones.
Here & There
NOTICE
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Swoyersville lost two
more of its fine" senior
citizens, Mrs. Anna Gulla
formerly ‘of 17 Creek 'st.
and Mrs. Anna Pointek, of
Simpson St. Both along
with their husbands
raised fine families and
will be dearly missed by
everyone.
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One of our former
residents, Stanley Sty”
Radeski formerly of
Warsaw St., Swoyersville
passed away also. Sty was
a terrific athlete in his
younger days as the many
old timers could attest to.
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Several of our former
residents were visitors
over the Easter Holidays.
They were Stan and
"Emily Polk of Silver
Springs, Md., Dave and
Rose Marie Drobenak of
New Jersey, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Nervitt of
Maryland.
Stan, Emily, Rosemarie
and Dave visited the
Shotis and Drobenak and
Polk families here and the
Kocik family in West
Wyoming. Nervitt’s
visited Ron’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Nervitt of
Simpson St., Swoyer-
sville.
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Joe June Sr. of Main St.,
Swoyersville, the popular
shoemaker, returned
home from the Nesbitt
Hospital where he was a
medical patent for a week
or so. All of his family,
neighbors and friends
wish Joe a speedy
recovery and hope to see
him up and around soon.
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Joe Yagojinski of
Kossack St., Mark
Costello of Chestnut St.
and Jackie Harchar of
Shoemaker St., all of
Swoyersville, set some
kind of record as they
caught 7 big Muskellung
Fish ranging from 32 to 42
inches. They caught the
big fish up Tunkhannock
way. This is some sort of a
big feat. Congrats men
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Swoyersville lost
another of its fine citizens
as Mrs.
zewski formerly of
Watkins St., passed away.
She was very active in the
Sacred Heart Society at
publicity for many years.
She will be dearly missed.
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It’s "good to see the
for their practice fields.
They are just going to
waste and why not use
them. There is plenty of
room there as three teams
could practice without
any trouble.
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Father Edward
Sokolowski, pastor of St.
Mary’ Church
Swoyersville has set the
dates of July 14, 15, 16 for
the Parish Annual
Bazaar. Leonard Stefanko
and Edward Volack have
volunteered to act as
general co-chairmen once
again. A meeting was held
recently in the church hall
and it was decided to
award many valuable
cash prizes and hand
made items. One
highlight will be the
awarding of a hand ap-
pliqued quilt donated by
Julia Sarnak.
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After extensive
discussions with School
Staff, PYO represen-
tatives and various
borough police depart-
ments, the Wyoming
Valley West © School
District will institute an
elementary pupil
fingerprinting program.
This program will involve
the fingerprinting of
children whose parents
voluntarily agree to
participate. All finger-
print records will be kept
solely by the parent; no
copies will remain with
the police or the school
district.
The purpose is reliable
pupil indetification, and
this procedure has
received wide support
through out the country.
Itis anticipated that the
program will commence
in late April.
1:45 p.m. They are asked
to be at the home an hour
earlier to ‘‘Make-up’’ at ]
the Home for the visit.
Shanky’s = Cafe of
Hughes St., Swoyerville
all hold its mitial Golf
Tournament on Sautrday,
May 14 at Happy Valley
Golf Club. Tickets will be
available at the bar.
More than 70 awards -
will be presented to top
finishers in Wyoming
Seminary Alumni
Association’s 10 kilometer
run and one-mile fun run.
In conjunction with the
prep school’s Alumni Day
activities, the runs will be
held on Saturday, May 14,
at 10 a.m., at Nesbitt
Field, Hoyt and Chestnut
Streets, Kingston. It will
be co-sponsored by
Wyoming Seminary and
Higby’'s Brass Apple,
Kingston.
In the 10 K Run, the {op
five male and female
winners overall will
receive solid wood crafted
Reg. $4.49
SALE
Joe Ranieli R.Ph.
trophies. Oly mpic-style
medals of gold, silver and
bronze will be given to the
top three finishers in each
of the 11 male age group
divisons and seven female
age
Olympic-style medallions
of gold, silver, and bronze
will be awarded to the top
three male and female
alumni runners. The top
male and temale
Wyoming Seminary
student finishers will -also
receive gold medallions.
For the one-mile fun
run, commemorative
ribbons will he awarded to
all paerticipants.
For registration
forms or additional in-
formation contact the
alumni office at 288-9574
or 287-8434.
Individuals and four-
to contact either
Steve Adamchak, Dave
9438 or Bob Shoemaker at
includes
food
and refreshments and a
Entry fee
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