10. THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1983.
MAKING BAZAAR PLANS - A “meeting was held in the church hall of St. Mary of Czestochowa
Church recently to further pians for the parish annual summer bazaar to be held on the American
Legion Grounds, July 14, 15, and 16. Some above are those who attending me Teolny First row
from left, Michael Kolojejchic k, Sr., Rudy Fanti, Rev. Edward V. Sokolowski, pastor and honorary
chairman; Leonard Stefanko, co-chairman; Edward Volack and Alice ie Second row,
Stanley Zawatski, John Elick, Isabelle Elick, Tricia Schwenk, Debbie Schwenk, alice Jenkins and
Mary Szczucki. Third row, Walter Plominski, Joseph Smolko, Charles Kirdurka, Raymond B.
Nareski, Bill Jenkins, Carl Zukosky and Ben Lewandoski. Absent at the time of the photo were Ray
Szczucki, Joseph J. Malocheski and Attorney Joseph Younger
KARATE CLASSES END - Pictured above are several of the-boys and girls who attended the
Karate classes held at the No. 1 Hose Co. on Scott St., Swoyersville. These classes were
sponsored by Swoyersville Council with Jim Pugh ‘as chairman. The classes were under the
supervision of Carl Long of Long’s Karate School, Shoemaker Street, Forty Fort. Instructors shown
above -are, from left, Carl Long, Mike Marianelli, Mike Robinson.
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Philip Perzia, Kingston;
Joseph Perzia, Frances
Meyers, Swoyersville; and
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Swoyersville Senior Citi-
zens, members of Project
Head, under the direction
of Sister Maria Weiman,
met recently at the Holy
Trinity School on Hughes
St. Vice-president Agnes
Vitanovec brought the
meeting to order with a
prayer and the pledge to
the flag. Reports were
given by the respective
officers.
Stanley Brooks gave his
final report on the dinner
dance. Mrs. Jennie Pod-
skoch gave a talk on the
problem that the elderly
will face with Medicare.
Clara Belle Reggie, trip
chairman, announced that
the trip to Mount Haven is
complete. Members will
leave on June 9 at 9 a.m.
The bus will be in front of
the Holy Trinity School.
Members who are going
to Canada must have their
trip planned for by today.
Mrs. Helen Sunday, arts
and crafts chairman, said
the art classes are .closed
until September. The next
meeting will be held this
afternoon at 1 p.m. and
will honor the following as
birthday people. Mary Bil-
iegi, Frank Balara,
Delores Fitchko, Betty
Jadosh, Agnes Kelley,
Mary Kuna, Anthony Lep-
tuck, Lulia Napierkowski,
Anna Novack, Henry Nov-
roski, Helen Perhac, Mary
Plevel, Leo Potera, John
Romanchick, Pauline
Romanchick, Nellie
Sonday, Betty Shinal, Iren
Valkos, Jennie Volack, and
Frank Yavorski.
Cake bakers are
announced by chairman
Dom Palmentara:
Frances Krull, Margaret
Kruglek, Ludmilla Kudela,
Dorothy Kuhar, Florence
Kulbacki, Loretta Kuzma,
Mary Laskowski, Marie
Lauck, Anna Lawrence
and Wanda Kidurka.
Cpl. Pat Higgins will
speak on ‘Room to Live.”
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The Holy Natne Society
of Holy. Trini
Swoyersville, will hold its
Annual Father-Son Break
fast on Sunday, June 12 in
the Sehiool Hall following
the 9 a.m. Mass. President
John Husovsky has
appointed Andrew Lawr-
ence as chairman. Tickets
can be obtained from any
member of the Society.
Dr. Albert G. Danis-
hanko will be the “guest
speaker. Rev. Joseph M.
Ziobro is moderator of the
Scoiety and Rt. Rev. Msgr.
Michael C. Polcha is
Pastor.
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Clara Mancini, chair-
man of the recent Heart
Drive in Swoyersville
would like to thank all of
the residents for their fine
support and. her co-chair-
men - Lillian Munley and
Clara Lagoski. Mrs. Man-
cini would also like to
thank the following volun-
teers who canvassed the
borough of Swoyersville to
make the Drive a big suc-
cess. They are: Helen
Yurevitch, Lillian Russo,
Vivian Pugh, Florence
Krzeszowski, Marge
Chiazza, Marie. Zofcin,
Betty Gavlick, Helen
McNulty, Mary Bednar,
Mary Oncay, Mary Ellen
Audi, Lucille Ontko, Flor-
ence Pozaic, Helen Peeler,
Phyllis Thomas, Nancy
Rovinski, Gloria Reilly,
Judy Michaels, Genevieve
Sarnak, Peggy Gavlick,
Loretta Farris, Henrietta
jacien, Gerri Andres,
Peggy Magagna and Chris
Lagoski.
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Shanky Slo Pitch Tour-
ney will continue this
weekend, Saturday and
Sunday, June 11 and 12 at
Dombroski Field on the
San Souci Highway
(Behind Rifkin Mfg.). Sev-
eral of our local teams are
participants.
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With all of the rain, the
Little League Boys and
Girls Softball league,
Teeners and Sunday Base-
hall and the Slo Pitch Rec-
reation League, all have
many games to make up.
Lel’s hope they get them
in and this rain stops.
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It just seems that Memo-
rial Day isn’t the same
without a parade. But you
have. to: give American
legion Andrew Lawrence
Post 644 and the CWV Post
iit for putting on a
Service hoth at
the Post Homes
Denison Cemebary where
{ issioner Edward A
inski was the main
poy birthday to three
of our residents of Swoy-
ersville. Lorraine Wilson
of New St., on June 1, Ann
Grozalis of Poland St., on
June 3 and her husband
Leonard on June 4.
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Swoyersville Girl’s Soft-
ball League will hold a Car
Wash on Saturday, June 11
from 10 am. to 5 p.m. at
the Borough Building
Parking lot on the corner
date is June 18. Let’s help
to support the League and
girls.
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The Students of Holy
Trinity - Parish School,
Swoyersville, honored
Msgr. Michael C. Polcha,
on the occasion of the
Golden Anniversary of his
ordination on May 15. The
Celebration also incorpo-
rated the Silver Anniver-
sary of his Pastorship at
Holy Trinity Church and
his pending retirement.
Each class presented a
selection of tribute to mon-
signors. Among these,
ethnic and folk dances and
square dances, were fea-
tured. Jubilee songs were
sung. An original playlet,
“This is Your Life, Monsi-
gnor’’ highlighted the
entertainment. =
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Swoyersville lost two of
its finest citizens and one
of its best friends this past
week. They are Tony
Ostrosky of Simpson
Street. Tony can well be
remembered as, a terrific
baseball player in the 30’s,
40’s and 50’s. He was a
hard nose ball player and
well respected. He and his
late wife raised a fine
family.
Joe Kolojejchick will be
sadly missed as he was
always there to cheer
someone up with his wit.
Joe can well be remem-
bered as one of the top
men in the former min-
strels that were directed
by the late Val Gavlick.
He always had everyone
rolling in the isles. Here’s
a guy that was always
willing to lend a hand to
anyone. He and hise wife,
the former Helen Tribus
raised two fine sons.
Swoyersvilie
friend in John
Sekerah, who formerly
resided in Forty Fort and
for the past 20 years in
West Wyoming.
and his wife" Ann were
frequent visitors to Swoy-
ersville and were well
liked by everyone. Demp-
sey as he was well known
by, was a terrific baseball
football and basketball
player in his younger days
a good battler. He
aR
lost a dear
‘Dempsey’
basketball referees around
as the late Ed Chiamplll
always picked him for the
playoffs, not because he
knew Dempsey but he
knew that Dempsey would
give both teams a fair
shake. In later life, Demp-
sey was a top bowler, dart
shooter and pool player.
He always had a nice word
for everyone. He and Ann
raised a daughter Mrs.
Doris Materaczo.
All will be missed sadly
and we send our condol-
ences to all of the above
families:
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The Holy Name Society
of St. Mary's Church,
Father, Son and Daughter
Breakfast will be held on
Sunday, June 12 after the 8
a.m. Mass in the Church
Hall on Shoemaker Street,
Swoyersville.
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Co-chairmen Dick Eva-:
noski and Turp Kovalick
have announced that the
Open plans have been fin-
alized. Tickets can be pur-
chased from the above two
or at most of the business
establishments in Swoyers-
ville.’
The Golf Open will be on
Sunday, June 26 at the
Happy Valley Golf Course.
Many prizes and surprises
will be given. After the
golf tourney is over, the
participants will be feted
at the No. 2 Hose House on
Slocum St. , Swoyersville.
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The Christian Mothers of
St. Mary’s Parish are
arranging a night at the
Music Box Dinner Play-
house Theater on Satur-
day, Sept. 10 to see ‘‘Star
Spangled Girl.” Reserva-
tions must be made soon.
Chairman is Mary
Zukosky.
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Happy birthday to the fol-
lowing: Helen Gaydos,
Clinton Street, Andrew
Gulla of Milbre Street @
Jibber Berti of Sidney
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Street. ; gs w
Mary Gavlick returned
to her home on Watkins
St., Swoyersville following
a stay at the Nesbitt Hos-
pital. Her family and
friends wish her a speedy
recovery. She has been
active with the Altar and
Rosary Society at St.
Mary’s for years along
with the Christian Mothers
and Senior Citizens of
Swoyersvilie.
" Those seated at the
refresh-
member;
Learn to
Swim
Joseph Saxon,
The Harveys Lake Bass-
masters will be hosting a
pro tournament Saturday,
June 18 from dawn to 2
p.m.
Ed Straka, a member of
the Harveys Lake Bass-
masters, has announced
that weigh-in for this tough
nament will be at 2 p.m. .
the access area at Sandy
Beach.
An amateur bass {ourna-
ment will be held Sunday,
June, 19, starting at 8 a.m.
and ending at 2 p.m. This
tournament will be for the
young fisherman 12 to 15
years of age, male and
female, and 11 years of
age and under male ‘and
Trophies will be
awarded for the young-
sters tournament.
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