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MR.AND MRS. PETER CWALINA, 6 Frederick St., Swoyersville will cele- brate their 24th wedding anniversary Monday. They were married on May 16, 1959 at St. Mary’s Church, Swoyersville, by Rev. John Masakowski. Mrs. Cwalina is the former Lorraine Zenda, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zenda, Swoyersville. Cwa- lina is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cwa- lina, Pringle. Their attendants were Marna Merril, Joseph Cwalina, Roseann Ska- pura, Stephen Gurick, Judy Cadden and Joseph Mikulka. Ringbearer was Kenneth Gavlick and lower girls were Sandy Fumanti and Janice Hen- nessey. The Cwalinas are the parents of three children, Peter Jr., Paul and Debra. With Joe Gula Cwalina is employed at the Bureau of Employ- ment Security office, Wilkes-Barre. . Mrs. Cwa- lina is a nurse at Valley Crest. -0- MR. AND MRS. JAMES MUNLEY, 123 Barber St., ‘Swoyersville will celebrate their 14th wedding anni- versary Tuesday. They were married on May 17, 1969 by Msgr. Joseph Meir at St. Boniface Church, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Munley is the former Rosemary Olerta, daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olerta, Wilkes-Barre. Munley is the son of James Munley, Wilkes-Barre and the late Irene Munley. : Their attendants were Ann Marie Olerta Shal- anca, and Gregory Munley. Mrs. Munley is employed by the Wyoming Area School District. Munley is associated with Western and Southern Life Insurance Co., Forty Fort. MR. AND MRS. CARL BEDNARSKI, 149 Simpson St., Swoyersville will cele- brate their 19th wedding anniversary Monday. They were married on May 16, 1964 at St. John’s Church, Luzerne by the late Rev. Cyril Frankovich. Mrs. Bednarski is the former Carol Stelma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stelma, Swoyersville. Bed- narski is the son of Mrs. Helen Bednarski and the late Alphonso Bednarski, Wyoming. parents of three children, Kenneth, Joseph and karen. Mr. Bednarski is owner of Bednarski Monuments Mayor Anthony Stefan- osky of Milbre St., Swoy- ersville is a surgical patient at the Nesbitt Hos- pital. His family, neigh- bors and many friends wish him a speedy recov- ery and hope to see him up and around soon. The mayor, a top former ath- lete enjoys watching the baseball games at Roose- velt Field. =0- Mrs. Mary Gavlick of Watkins St., Swoyersville is a medical patient at Nesbitt Hospital. Her family and many friends wish her a speedy recov- ery. Get well quick Mary, our prayers are with all of the above. «0- Swoyersville lost two of its finer citizens this past week as Mrs. Mary O’Don- nell of Main Street and Frank Kollar of "Noyes Ave., passed away. Both were well known and liked by everyone and will be sadly missed by their fam- ilies and friends. -()- Shanky’s will hold their innaugural Golf Tourney this coming Saturday at the Happy Valley Golf Course in Exeter.. Chair- man is Steve Adamchak Jr., assisted by Joe Koval, Dave Check and Bob Shoe- maker. -0)- Tuesday, May 17 is the Primary Election. All registered voters of Swoy- ersville, Luzerne and Fort are asked to get out and exercise their right to vote. This year is a Judge election, Luzerne County Officers and local candi- dates of various boroughs. The Democrats of Swoy- ersville will have the fol- lowing running for office: First ward organization backed candidate with John Adamchak as chair- man, is John Butechko : UDAG Grant In an effort to stimulate and or retain business and industry within the com- munity, Swoyersville Bor- ough has initiated prelimi- nary efforts to pursue an Urban Development Action Grant. The UDAG will seek to assist business and industry in the expan- sion of the structure as well as the purchase of fixed assets Eligibility is also extended to multifam- ily, investor owned resi- dential units. { The industrial provisions of the program are not guite so liberal as the small business facet, how- assistance may be much greater in dollars yet may not exceed 25 percent of overall eligible needs. The Borough expects to submit its application for the August application period. . any business or industry within the community is encouraged to contact the coordinators office as soon as possible for further information or letters of intent. Working capital is against Robert Allen. In the second ward, John Lykon is the organization incumbent Lillian Munley. In the third ward, incum- bent William Lehman has no opposition, as does aud- itor candidate and incum- bent Steve Kubasti. On the Republican side, with Robert Tobias as chairman, Bob will be the candidate in the first ward, Edmund Gonglefski in the second ward and Charles Zambito in the third. The three have no opposition. They have no candidate for auditor. Weather permitting, a large crowd is expected to get to the polls. Incumbent Edward Brominski is the only local candidate run- ning as he is the incum- bent County Commis- sioner. 4 There are various other independents running for all offices except the coronor’s office, as Dr; George Hudock is the only one without any opposi- tion. 0: ; Congratulations to Michael and Veronica Koval on the recent addi- tion of a son, Michael Joseph. They also have a daughter, Elizabeth Ann. The Koval’s are stationed at Annapolis, Md., where Mr. Koval is a hospital corpsman in the Navy. This is the sixth grand- child for both the maternal and paternal grandpar- ents. Paternal grandpar- ents are Michael and Bette Sentigar of Owen St., Swoyersville and Joseph and Eois Koval, maternal grandparents also of Owen St., Swoyersville. Maternal great-grandfather is Michael Sentigar Sr. Pittston and paternal great-grandmotheris - Mrs. Anna Koval, Dana St, Swoyersville. LD Ozzie Williams of Barber St., Swoyersville and Phil Collura of West Wyoming continue to get their limit of trout. Ozzie is like his father-in-law Zeke Vozniak and his buddy Cooksie Adams, he won’t tell anyone where he is getting his limit of trout. =0= Golf Tourney will resume play this year as they will play on Sunday, June 26 at Happy Valley Golf Course in Exeter. Chairman of the tourney are Dick Evanoski in Wyoming and also asso- ciated in the trucking busi- ness. 20- MR. CENT KRAYNAK, Syca- more Drive, Swoyersville will celebrate their 19th wedding anniversary Monday. They were wed on May 16, 1964 at St. Stanislaus Church, Summit Hill, by Rev. Michael Edsowski. Mrs. Kraynak is the former Ms. Jaworski, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jaworski, Summit Hill. Kraynak is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kraynak Sr., Lansford. MR. AND MRS. FELIX HABERSKY, 285 Kossack St., Swoyersville will cele- brate their 36th wedding anniversary Tuesday. They were wed on May 17, 1947 at Holy Trinity and Ben “‘Turp”’ Kovalick. More information will come on this later. -0- Dr. Ellwood B. Jacoby, Superintendent of Schools has announced that Wyo- ming Valley West School District is still interested in receiving a substitute teacher application for the current school year. Qualified persons inter- ested in substitute teach- ing are advised to tele- phone the personnel office of Wyoming Valley West School District Central Administration Office. Dr. Jacoby states that presently, there is a scarc- ity of substitute teachers on the secondary level in all areas except English and social studies. 2nd Ward LILLIAN H. 2nd Ward MUNLEY = 93F he *1.19 GET ONE FREE COR. OF MURRAY » FRESH BAKED GOODS EVERY SUNDAY Church, Swoyersville by the late Rev. Andrew Klobucisky. Mrs. Haber- sky is from Swoyersville. Habersky is formerly of Wilkes-Barre. They are the parents of three children, Joseph, Swoyersville; Jacinta, Maryland and Romould, Swoyersville. Habersky is retired, having been employed for many years at Stegmiers Brewery and the Luzerne County Courthouse. MR. AND MRS. JOHN MATUKONIS, 1175 Murray St., Forty Fort, former residents of Swoy- ersville will celebrate their 34th wedding anniversary Saturday. They were wed on May 14, 1949 at St. Mary’s Church, Swoyers- ville by the late Rev. Joseph Buda. Mrs. Matu- konis is the former Alice Gavlick, daughter of the late Peter and Anna Matu- konis, Swoyersville. Matu- konis is the son of the late Peter and Anna Matu- konis, Luzerne. Their attendants were Andrew Rydock and Eva Suda Luksic, Baltimore, Md. The Matukonis’ are the parents of three sons, Edward, Michael, Oen- onta, N.Y. and Richard, Williamsport. Mr. Matukonis is employed at the General Roofing and Installation Co., Wilkes-Barre. -0- MR. AND MRS. RUDY ADAMCHAK, 260 Owens St., Swoyersville will cele- brate their 13th wedding anniversary Monday. They were married on May 17, 1970 at St. Mary’s Church in Swoyersville by Rev. Joseph Snitko. Mrs. Adam- 1 L i a 4 WEDNESDAY — 5-11-83 Joe Ranieli R. Ph. Slocum Street MICHAEL » M x x* chak is the former Arlene Gavlick, daughter of Mrs. Mary Gavlick and the late Val Gavlick, Swoyersville. Adamchak is ‘the son of Mrs. Vera -Adamchak and the late Rudy Adamchak, Sr., Swoyersville. The Adamchaks are the parents of two sons, Joseph and Mark. Mr. Adamchak is a bus driver for Martz Trail- ways, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Adamchak is a registered nurse employed at Nesbitt Hospital. -0- MR. AND MRS. JOHN BALOG, 29 Valley View Drive, Swoyersville will celebrate their 15th wed- ding anniversary Wednes- day. They were married on May 18, 1968 at St. Mary’s Church, Swoyers- ville” by Rev. Edward Sokolowski. Mrs. Balog is the. former Florence Pochec, daughter of Mrs. Ann Pochec, Swoyersville and the late Walter Pochec. Balog is the son of Mrs. Nellie Balog and the late John Balog Sr., Edwardsville. Their attendants were Barbara Pochec and Robert Baseski. Mr. Balog is associated with R & H Mfg, Co.,: Edwardsville. Mrs. Balog is employed with G.T. Fashions Co., Kingston. COOKED - FRESH MARYLAND 2 SIZES HARDSHELLS «cr 50° 5 65° COOKED—DUNGENESS $37 > 3 SWOYERSVILLE DEMOCRATS | — VOTE = ROBERT G. ALLEN ; For Council 1st Ward 24-F Pull Lever 24-F Thank You For Your Vote & Support Democrats of Swoyersville VOTE FOR COUNCIL Ist Ward — JOHN BUTCHKO Lever 23 F 2nd Ward — JOHN LYKON Lever 24 F 3rd Ward — WM. LEHMAN Lever 23 F Auditor — STEVE KUBASTI Also Vote For All LUZ. CTY. ENDORSED CANDIDATES. Paid for by Swoy. Democratic Organization John Adamchak, Chairman “2\Get 1 Free Offer Expires 5-19-83 TOSTITOS® BRAND CRISPY ROUND TORTILLA CHIPS 8 OZ. PKG. MADE TO ORDER: STUFFED PORK CHOPS: STUFFED CHICKEN BREASTS: STUFFED BONELESS PORK ROASTS: BONELESS PORKETTA: MARINATED BEEF ROASTS: FOR DETAILS: CALL KOVACS MARKET 68 Main St., Luzerne 287-1139 Swoyersville Democrats — ELECT — JOHN LYKON — FOR — Council LEVER 24-F LEVER 24-F