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Music Box
It is a point of fact that
even the most upright,
genteel citizen can enjoy
the antics of rascals on the
stage. And rascals indeed
abound in the present pro-
duction at the Music Box,
“Guys and Dolls.”
The main characters,
transferred to the stage
from the beloved stories of
Damon Runyon, are the
crap-shooters, horseplay-
ers, tinhorn gamblers and
their faithful ‘‘dolls” who
frequent New York’s
Times Square.
Performances = are
presented Wednesday
through Saturday evenings
with Sunday afternoon
matinees, May 18-22, and
May 25-29. ‘Admission is
$18.50 for a sumptuous
buffet meal and theatre. A
limited number of theatre-
only tickers are also avail-
able. For information or
reservations, call PR32105.
Miner League Results:
The Hose Co. No. 1 won
their first game of the
season by beating Varsity
Sod by an 8-4 score. Win-
ning piteher was Brian
Powell as James Ontko got
the save with a good relief
performance. Russell
Singer took the loss.
Leading hitters were Joe
Howe and Jim Ontko for
the Hose Co. For Varsity
Sod, Brian Strish had 2
singles.
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Varsity Sod came back
to take a 9-7 win over the
Buccaneers. Winning
pitcher was Brian Strish
and loser was Jim Reilly
with Jason Stoodley reliev-
ing for the Bucco’s. Lead-
ing hitters for Varsity Sod
were Dan Mattey with a
home run and a triple and
scored 2 runs, Russ Singer
came through with 2 sin-
gles. For the Bucco’s Jim
singles and scored two
runs. Chris Beserman had
a double and a single and
also scored two runs.
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The United Pants Co.
took a 9-5 win over the
Hose Co. No. 1. Winning
hurler was Robert Betnar
and the loser Joe Chajko.
James Ontko relieved for
the Hose Co. Leading slug-
ger in the game was
James Ontko with a homer
and triple for the Hose Co.
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United Pants came back
with their second win as
they downed the Bednarski
team by a 8-5 score. Win-
ning hurler was Eric. Son-
galia with Peter Rosick
taking the loss. Leading
hitters were Ed Sartin of
United Pants with a triple
and Peter Rosick of Bed-
narski with a double.
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Major League Results:
Luzerne Bank took a 9-0
victory over the Kiwanis
Club. Winning pitcher for
the Bank was Scott Cwin-
ski with his catcher Joe
June. Losing hurler was
Randy Salus with Brian
Kelly catching. Leading
hitters for the Bank were
Joe June a double, Dave
Powell, a bases loaded
triple and Joe Pollick with
two hits. Leading hitters
for the Kiwanis were
Brian Kelly, Damian
Cavuto and Dave Levenos-
kie all with 2 hits apiece.
Mike Romanowski did the
umpiring.
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The Lions took an 8-4
win over Cicero’s. Winning
pitcher for the Lions was
Kurt Ruch. Mike Bednar
had 3 for 4 and Marc
Williams 2 for 4 including
an inside the park homer
for the Lions.
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The Lions came back
with their second win of
the season with a 4-1 vie-
‘tory over the Luzerne
Bank. Winning hurler was
Rob 'LaNunziata with 6th
inning relief from Dave
Ash. Catehing for the
Lions was Bill Quinn.
Losing pitcher for the
Bank was Joe Pollick who
had 13 strikeouts. His
catcher was Joe June.
Leading hitters were Tony
Lipinski and Dave Powell
had doubles. Kurt Ruch
had 2 hits for the Lions.
Mike Romanowski did the
It’s good to see John
‘“‘Jackie’’Pauluck back in
town once in a while. Jack
is the former All-American
from Pittsburgh U, and a
great defensive end for the
Washington Redskins.
Those were the days when
the Redskin Club used to
make many trips to see
Jack play with the late
Wootsey Urban leading the
way along with Henry
Charles Orchestra.
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Lou Michaels another of
Swoyersville’s former top
featured
at the 6th Wilkes-Barre
Baseball: Card and Sports:
Memorabilia Show this
past Saturday at Neddoff’s
Restaurant in Wilkes-
Barre. Lou was busy sign-
ing autograpins not only to
the youngsters but for
adults and senior citizens
as well.
Lou can be remembered
for his kicking field goals
and extra points and play-
ing defensive end for Los
Angeles, Pittsburgh, Balti-
more and Green Bay.
Hewas and is the best left
foot kicker ever in the
NFL ending his career
wiht 985 points and he
ranks high amongst the
top scorers.
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Swoyersville has many
beautiful yards but the
mountain side which
includes Hill, Mountain,
Warsaw, Hughes and
Owen Street, Hill has to
have the best. There are
many beautiful yards and
gardens up there.
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A Tle County
Vector Control in coopera-
tion with the Department
of Environmental
Resources will accept
requests for a free Shed
Removal for the next two
weeks.
Dilapidated wooden
sheds and garages which
qualify under the Environ-
mental Resources Roden
Source Reduction Pro-
gram will be removed free
of chage during the spring
and summer of 1984. Inter-
ested residents may con-
tact the Luzerne County
Vector Control’ Office at
825+ 1698. or; ithe gugicipal
Mayor Anthony Steian-
oski returned from the
Nesbitt Hospital in Kings-
ton to his home on Milbre
Street, Swoyersville where
The mayor is coming
along fine and he would
like to thank all of his
family, friends and neigh-
bors for their beautiful
get-well cards and for
their prayers.
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Mrs. Rose Skrabut
Jones, former resident of
Swoyersville was visiting
her aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bobb of
Brown St., Swoyersville
for the past week. Rose
Marie and her husband,
Dave reside in Essex, Md.
where Dave is the head
guidance counselor for
Baltimore County.
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John Maticic Jr.and his
son Benajamin John “BJ”
visited here this past week
from their home in King-
man, Ariz. While here they
visited John’s mom and
dad John and Josephine
Maticic of Hillside Ave.,
Edwardsville and sister
Kathy of Hanover Twp.,
and brother Bob of Pitts-
burgh. They also visited
John’s wife, Marianne’s
parents, Joe and Johanna
Gula of Swoyersville and
his brother in law and and
sister in law and family
Ron and Carol Gula and
children Chris and Stacy
Marie of Plymouth.
Happy Ps to Dave
Check of Maltby Ave.,
Swoyersville. He cele-
brated his birthday on
May 7. Also to Eddie
“Hubby Wheeler” Kolesar
of Old Forge on May 13.
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Bud and Lorraine Wilson
of New St., Swoyersville,
Lou Elmy Jr. of Sugar
Noteh, former mayor
there, John and Mary
Barber, Plains and Bill
and Bev Reese recently
returned from Downsville,
N.Y. where they, were on a,
fishing trip. It was. a Sue-
umpiring.
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The Kiwanis Club with
Damian Cavuto striking
shod over the CWV team
his catcher was Dennis
Kelly. Losing. hurler was
Mario Maddei with Chris
Romanowski in relief. Lou
Marcin did the catching.
Leading hitters for the
Kiwanis were Jeff Miller,
Dave © Levanoskie and.
Steve Salus.
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Cicero’s team put it to
the CWV team again this
time by a 14-1 score. Win-
ning hurler was Mark
Romanowski with Brad
McCoy catching. Losing
pitcher was Rich Burda
with Chris Romanowski in
relief. Lou Marcin did the
receiving.
Leading hitters for
Cicero’s were Brad
McCoyu with a single,
double and triple, Ken Sin-
and Mark Romanowski a
Strish was their leadi
hitter.
Plevel, Thomas Schiavo,
Betty Leptuck. Angelo
Costello is president of the
Senior Citizens.
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The Christian Academy
is conducting registrations
for the 1983-84 school year
for the Alpha-Omega
Academy, Owen St. and
Maltby Avenue, Swoyers-
ville.
Registration will include
first through 12th grades.
Alpha Omega Academy
offers parents an alterna-
tive’ to the traditional
ischeolsicthrough. a ne
cessful trip f Elmy, John
Barber Jand Bill Reese’ as’ gt
Elymy ‘got’ a'6 1b. brown
trout and John and Bill got
three pounders. Buddy
was shut out. All in all
they had a good time.
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On Monday, May 30, the
Andrew Lawrence Ameri-
can Legion Post 644 and its
Unit 644 Auxiliary will
hold a Memorial Day Mass
at 9 am. at St. Mary's
Church on Shoemaker St.,
Swoyersville, after which
there will be a special
service at the Denison
Cemetery.
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The Swoyersville Senior
Citizens, members of
Project HEAD, will hold
their annual Mothers and
Fathers Dinner Dance on
Thursday evening, May 19
at the Holy Trinity Hall on
Hughes Street, Swoyers-
ville.
Co-chairmen of the
affair are Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Brooks. Members
of their committee are:
Dorothy Kuhar, Mary
Gavlick, Elizabeth Lep-
tuck, Clara Belle Reggie,
Lydia Palmentera, Julia
Paxson, Jennie Podskoch,
in charge of music, Helen
Payavis, Michael Kelly,
Dominick Palmentera, Joe
Saxon, Francis Stefanko,
Tom Schiavo.
. Pat Costello named
these birthday celebrants |
for the month of May:
Anna Bernoski, Anna
Borzik, Stanley Brooks,
Condi Innamorati, Frank
Leonard, May Maslowsky,
Michael Mitchell, Matthew
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Parents wishing to regis-
ter children or additional
information may be
obtained by contacting the
school by May 20.
Call 287-4713 or 288-7368
between 10 a.m. and 3
p.m.
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The Knights of Colum-
bus Assumpta Council 3987
with the theme ‘‘One
Nation Under God’’ for
schools in the council’s dis-
trict.
A $100 Bond will be
awarded each first place
winner and a $50 Bond to
. each of the second winners
of each division. Leona 2
Grozalis is Grand Knight”
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A new Convenient Foot
Mart and several other
retail shops are being
planned for the corner of
Main and Tener Sts., Luz-
erne.
The borough™ council
voted unanimously
recently to sell the prop-
erty through the Redevel-
opment Authority of Luz-
erne County for $4,500.
Andrew G. Zubert, presi-
dent of the C.F. Marts of
Pennsylvania Inc. said the
structure will house a Con-
venient Food Mart and
three complimentary
retail outlets.
Under the resolution, the
company has 90 days to
begin construction on the
project and one year to
complete it.
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Fair Set
The Sweet Valley Volun-
teer Fire Company Parade
Committee has announced
that the “Vicksburg Quar-
tet” will perform at the
Sweet Valley Fair Grounds
(Ross Elementary School,
Main Road, Sweet Valley)
on Saturday, May 28, at 7
p.m.
All entertainment and
parking at the fair is free.
The fair is May 27, 28
- and 30.