The Air Heads took the
Playoff Championship in
Shanky’s Thursday Night
Dart ‘League as they
midged out the Chet’s
Air Heads were Cutter
Karasinski = 42-42-33-116,
Ozzie Williams, Capt. 99,
Joe Belinka 79, Tony Pero
79, Jim Bilwin 75, Joe
Miscavage 67. High for
the ET's were Worler
Worlinsky 28-41-38-107,
Williams,
Belinka.
Mike ‘Cactus’ Stelma 88,
Tom Cruthers 87 and good
shooting by Chet Zukosky
and the Scoop.
The league will hold its
Annual Clam Bake on
Sunday, August 20 at
Standing,
Wallo Pine Grove in
Chase beginning at 10
a.m.
Bob Miller is president
of the league, Stephen
Adamchak Jr., com-
missioner and Ted
Rydzewski is secretary-
treasurer.
Swoyersville was
deeply saddened over the
sudden death of Mrs.
Nancy Palermo, wife of
former coach and teacher
of Swoyersville, Lou
Palermo. She was well
known and liked by
everyone and will be
deeply missed by her
family, relations and
friends.
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The Clover Club of
Swoyersville will hold two
baseball bus trips. The
first ison Sunday, June 12
as the Phils meet the
Pirates at Veterans
Stadium at 1:35 p.m. The
second game is on Sun-
day, July 24, -as the
Yankees take on Kansas
City team at Yankee
Stadium at 2 p.m.
Anyone interested in
purchasing tickets can
call Shanky’s Cafe at 287-
9438, George Kovalik Jr.
693-3644, or Jack Urban
287-0303.
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Swoyersville High
School: Class of 1963 met
recently and are planning
for their 20th class
reunion. More will follow
on this.
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Slo Pitch Softball has
begun this past Sunday at
Roosevelt Softball Field
witht the Swoyersville
Recreation D League
beginning their season.
The first game of the
season pitted Ann’s Cafe
of Hughes Street against
Cutter’s Auto Parts
sponsored by Cutter
Karasinski and Bobby
Gaydos. It will be in-
teresting to see who won.
Both are expected to fight
it out for the champion-
ship.
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Shanky’s Cafe will be
“the only team from
Swoyersville playing in
the C Division during the
week. The other teams
are Beer Deli, Gin Mill, J
R’s. Foreign Auto and
David Ertley.
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The Roosevelt Softball
Field will be busy all week
as the Girls Minor and
Major Traveling League
will be using the field
when the C Division is not
playing. j
Take in the Little
League at Hemlock St.
and the Teeners and
American Legion team
and John Milius’ Sunday
team at Roosevelt Field,
we will have plenty of
baseball again this year.
With all of the signs for
election around, this
reminds you of the old
days when election was
very spirited. There will
be two highly contested
elections on May 17 on the
Democratic ticket. In the
first ward Democratic
organization under John
Adamchak will back John
Butchko against in-
dependent Robert Allen
Jr. and in the second
ward, the organization
will be backing John
Lykon against incumbent
Lillian Munley. All others,
William and Lehman will
have a free ride in the
third ward as the in-
cumbent. Steve Kubasti is
the incumbent candidate
for auditor.
On the Republican side,
Chairman Bob Tobias is
the candidate for council
in the first ward, Edmund
Gonglefski in the second
and James Zambito in the
third. They have no
candidate for auditor.
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Johnny Huk of West
Wyoming a former
chairman of the St.
Mary’s Bazaars, is doing
a terrific job as the Polka
DJ on Saturday evenings
from 5 to 8 p.m. on WKRZ
AM. Johnny plays the best
of the polkas, obereks,
czardios’, waltzes and
whatever. He gets many
dedications from
Swoyersville.
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No. 2 Hose Companywill
hold their Inaugural
Spaghetti Dinner and
Dance on Saturday, May
14 at the Hose House on
Slocum St. Dinner will be
from 5 to 8:30 p.m. and
dancing from 9 to ? with
music furnished by the
Polka Dynamites.
Chairman is Thomas
DiMaria Jr., assisted by
William Lehman and Ron
Alunni. Tickets can be
purchased from any of the
members or at the door on
the night of the affair.
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Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph
Shedlarski, former
residents of Swoyersville
who now reside at 60
Durkee St., Forty Fort as
they celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary this
past Friday. They were
married on April 29, 1923
by the late Rev. Clement
Drapierski at St. Mary's
Church in" Swoyersville.
Mrs. Shedlarski is the
former Angeline (Nellie)
Potera of Swoyersville.
Mr. Shedlarski is also a
Swoyersville native.
They are the parents of
five children, George,
Long Island, N.Y.; Mrs.
Marion Janczewski,
Jupiter Fla Mrs.
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Dorothy Grycko, Forty:
Fort; Dr. Joseph
Shedlarski, Bossier City,
La. They also have 11
grandchildren and 8 great
Mr. Shedlarski is a
retired contractor and
was building inspector of
Luzerne, Swoyersville’
and Newport Twp. He is
also active in the
Swoyersville Kiwanis
Club.
A Mass of Thanksgiving
was held at St. Mary's
Church followed by a
family gathering. The
couple recently returned
from Florida where they:
spent a month.
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Congratulations to the
following couples who
became parents this past
week: a daughter, to
Daniel and Marsha
Hooper, 203 Owen St.; a
son, to Robert and Phyllis
Jevinof, 237 Poland St.; a
daughter, to jeffrey and
Lisa Zdancewicz, 428
Hughes St., and a
daughter to Charles and
Peggy Borucci, 287
Chapel St.
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Our good friend John
“Dempsey” Sekera is still
a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital. It would be a
nice gesture tosend him a
get well greeting if you
can't make it in to see
him. We know that he will
appreciate it.
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Chooch and Theresa
Gonglefski of Sidney St.,
Swoyersville returned
from Florida this past
week after vacationing
down there. They brought
back a nice tan. Chooch is
the top all around man at
the Courthouse.
POOL LEAGUE TO BEGIN: Steve Adamchak Jr. and
Ted Rydzewski, co-chairmen of the new Shanky’s Pool
League announced it will be held on Thursday evenings
with three men to a side and every player playing at least
two games. An organization meeting is planned. The
league will consist of eight teams. Pictured above are |
two members of the new league, considered the bes
vice president and publicity and Mary
BARILLA ATTENDS MEETING: Shown above, left to
right, Madeline Barush, treasurer;
president; Magistrate Andrew Barilla, Jr., Agnes
®
The Pennsylvania Fish
Commission will dump
more than 3 million trout
in state waters during the
1983 season. The fish will
actually total 3,298,000
with 15 percent brook
trout, 42 percent brown
trout and 43 percent
rainbow trout.
The trout come from
both - Pennsylvania and
Federal hatcheries. State
hatcheries are expected
to produce 2,459,750 with
an additional 700,000 from
cooperative nursery
programs. State hat-
cheries should yield
1,967,000 in streams and
492,750 in lakes.
Federal hatcheries will
contribute 138,250. Of this
total 110,100 will come
from streams and lakes in
the Alleghany National
Forest and other federal
areas.
Trout waters scheduled
to be stocked throughout
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ITEM SINCE THE |
co-chairman.
the state include a total of
795 streams running
4,344.5 miles and en-
compassing 20,147.8
acres. A total of 99 lakes
will be stocked en-
compassing 5,988 acres.
Total acreage equals
26,135.8. The trout will
come from 9 state hat-
cheries and 2 Federal
hatcheries. It will be
transported in 43 state
and three Federal trucks.
Magistrate Andrew
Barilla showed up at the
Swoyersville Senior
Citizens Center -Project
Head meeting to pass out
books bout senior citizens.
When he brought the
books he was quite em-
barrrassed as he had only
82 and there were 136 in
attendance. Although he
was kind of flabber-
gasted, the Magistrate is
never one without words
and he decided to speak a
few. He said that he was
very surprised and happy
to see the big crowd and
when told this is what they
have just about every
meeting he couldn’t
believe it. He
congratulated
members on what they
are doing and how they
help each other out. His
short talk was well
received and he promised
to have all of the books in
the very near future.
Angelo . Costello
Residents of North-
eastern Pennsylvania
living or planning to live
along state roads are
reminded that they are
regulations to obtain a
permit when installing a
new driveway or recon-
structing an existing
driveway.
The law, which
regulates driveways and
imposes the need for
driveway permits, was
adopted as part of the
State Highway Law of
1945.
According to Tom
Collins, district engineer
for PennDOT, many
driveways that do not
conform to the law are
conditions that result in
highway flooding,
hazardous ice conditions
and pavement break-up.
presided at the business
meeting. Plans were
finalized for the Mother-
Father dinner in May.
county.
years.
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