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Nemetz put in 12 balls and
won one game, Pete Cwa-
lina knd Jim Sarti three
seven balls to win one and
lose one. Bob Tibus ran
eight balls and Andy Fer-
ence chipped in with three.
The Generals continued
their hot pace, edging out
the last place Bandits, 2-1.
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10 balls and got a win,
Shanky Adamchak Sr.,
made two balls and the
surprise of the evening,
Chooch Gonglefski, made
two and was the first
player of the year to win a
game on the break as he
made the 8-ball. For the
Bandits, Scoop Gula made
seven balls and won a
game, Joe Koval made
five.
The Express took a 2-1
win over the Blitz. Dave
Check led the Express
with 16 balls made and a
win while Bob Gaydos
made four balls and one
win. For the Blitz, Steve
Adamchak Jr., made eight
and one win and John
Urban chipped in with nine
balls.
Top five: Pete Cwalina
Sr., 5.37; Worler Worlinski
4.60; Dave Check 3.83; Joe
Koval 3.66; John Urban
3.57; George Nemetz 5.10.
Standings after seven
weeks of play: Invaders
15-6; Stars and Generals
tied at 12-9, Express 9-12,
Blitz 8-13 and Bandits 7-14.
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Doreen
AND MRS.
ROBERT ALLEN JR. 81
Warsaw St., Swoyersville
will celebrate their, 15th
wedding anniversary
Wednesday. They were
wed on June 29, 1968 at St.
Mary’s Church in Swoyers-
ville by Rev. Joseph Sitko.
Mrs. Allen is the former
Cynthia Shultz, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Shultz of Swoyers-
ville. Mr. Allen is the son
Allen, Sr., of Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Bernice. Kachmar, Carl
Eichorn, Randy Allen,
Linda Emershaw. Karen
Shultz was flower girl and
Jerry Piazza was ring
bearer.
They are the parents of
a daughter, Lori Anne.
Allen is a sign erector
for Plastic Arts Inc., in
Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Allen
is a key punch assistant
supervisor with the First
Eastern National Bank in
Pastor Notes
Anniversary
The Confraternity of the
Christian Mothers of St.
Mary’s Czestochowa
Church of Swoyersville,
recently honored Rev.
Edward Sokolowski on the
39th anniversary of his
ordination to the - priest-
hood.
Mary Zukosky, chair-
lady of the Fall social is
accepting reservations for
the “Music Box Theater”
to see Neil Simon’s ‘‘Star
Spangled Girl’’ on Satur-
day, Sept. 10.
Members of the St.
Gerard Committee for
June are Helen Peeler and
Josephine Starolis. Gift of
cella Kotchik. !
The next meeting will be
held July 5 after the 7 p.m.
Mass. Members are asked
to wear their medals.
Karasinski,
team from
First Trout
14%, inches. Dave's mo
Kingston.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK
HEMINGWAY, 311 Dana
t., Swoyersville will cele-
brate their 28th wedding
anniversary Saturday.
They were married on
June 25, 1955 at St. Mary’s
Church in Swoyersville by
Rev. John Masakowski.
Mrs. Hemingway is the
former Eleanor Jakon,
and Mrs. Walter Jakon of
Swoyersville. Mr. Heming-
way is the son of Mrs.
Mabel Hemingway of
Wilkes-Barre and the late
Frank Hemingway Sr.
The Hemingways are the
parents of two children,
Frank Jr., employed with
the U.S. Government in
Hawaii and Mrs. Beth Ann
Terreto of Swoyersville.
Mr. Hemingway is the
Food Service Director of
the Pittston Area School
District.
MR. AND MRS. NICK
E. FRUSCIANTE, 86
Maltby Ave., Swoyersville
will celebrate their 28th
wedding anniversary Sat-
urday. They were married
on June 25,1955 at" 'St.
Joseph’s Church in Wyo-
ming by Msgr. Edward
Manikowski.
They are the parents of
three sons, Rick, Swoyers-
ville; Nick, Edwardsville;
and Don of Pocono Manor.
They also have one grand-
child. :
Frusciante is employed
as a forming foreman at
Owens Illinois in Laflin.
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MR. AND MRS. DAVID
GAYDOS, former resi-
dents of Swoyersville who
now reside at 163 Monu-
ment Ave., Wyoming, will
celebrate their sixth wed-
ding anniversary Satur-
day. They were wed on
June 25, 1977 at St. Mary’s
Church in Swoyersville by
Rev. Edward Sokolowski.
Mrs. Gaydos is the
former Mary Ann Mar-
galis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Margalis of
Watkins St. Gaydos is the
son of Mrs. Albina Gaydos
of Simpson St., and the
late John Gaydos, all of
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Christy Green, Sal Drago,
Leah Meyers, Pattie
Dorman, Sharon Gaydos,
Melanie Margalis, Mark
Margalis, Robert Matson,
Robert Gaydos, Joe
Macareo. Flower girl was
Christine Walsh. Ring
bearer was Ron Walsh.
The Gaydos’ are the par-
ents of three sons, David
Joseph, James Anthony
and Jason Christopher.
Fortune Fabrics Plant in
Swoyersville. He is man-
ager of the Kiwanis Girls’
Softball team in Swoyers-
ville. 0-
MAGISTRATE AND
MRS. ANDREW BARILLA
JR., 416 Slocum St., Swoy-
ersville will celebrate their
27th wedding anniversary
Monday. They were mar-
ried on June 27, 1956 at St.
Nicholas Byzantine Catho-
lic Church in Swoyersville
by Rev. George Hritz,
pastor emeritus. Mrs. Bar-
illa is the former Mary
Ann Charnetski, daughter
of Mrs. Ann Urbanovich
and the late Edward Char-
netski. Barilla is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bar-
illa Sr. of Slocum St.,
Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Arlene Mokrish and
Anthony Charnetski.
The Barillas are the par-
ents of four children, Mrs.
Susan Davis, associated
with Bargain’s Galore in
Taylor; David, construc-
tion worker; Anita, senior
student at Sacred Heart
Hospital of Nursing in
Allentown; and Andrew
3rd, student at Penn State
Extension.
Barilla is serving his
second term as Magistrate
of the 1-7 District which
takes in Swoyersville,
Forty Fort, Luzerne, Prin-
gle and Courtdale. Mrs.
Barilla is her husband’s
secretary at the Swoyers-
ville Borough Building.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN
“MAX” KONOPKA, 388
Warsaw St., Swoyersville
will celebrate their 22nd
wedding anniversary
Sunday. They were mar-
ried on June 24, 1961 at
Sacred Heart Church in
Luzerne by Rev. La Blanc
of King’s College. Mrs.
Konopka is the former
broski, Baltimore, Md.;
Kenneth, Mary Ann and
Joseph,
Mr. Rhiel is employed at
taintop.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK
KRAKOSKY, 51 Maltby
Ave., Swoyersville will cel-
ebrate their 34th wedding
anniversary = Saturday.
They were wed on June 25,
1949 at Holy Trinity
Church in Swoyersville by
the late Rev. Andrew
Klobuciusky. Mrs. Kra-
kosky - is the former
Mildred Charney, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Helen Charney
and the late Gus Charney.
Krakosky is the son of
Mrs. Celia Krakosky and
the late Frank Krakosky,
Sr. .
Their attendants were
the late Mary Barilla
Hizny, Stan Polk, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Adamchak,
Marion Kudacik and
Frank Charney Jr.
The Krakoskys are the
parents of five children,
Ronald, Shavertown; Mrs.
Karen Rooney, Swoyers-
ville; Kenneth, Shaver
town; Jayne and Nanci.
The Krakoskys also have
three grandchildren, Jen-
nifer and Norah Krakosky
and Jessica Jayne Rooney.
Mr. Krakosky is asso-
ciated with Community
Buick in Kingston as gen-
eral manager. Mrs. Kra-
kosky is associated with
Fashion Youth Center in
Edwardsville.
MR. AND MRS.
RONALD KRAKOSKY of
Shavertown, son and
daughter in law of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Krakosky, will
celebrate their 10th wed-
ding anniversary tomor-
row. They were wed on
June 23, 1973 at Forty Fort
Methodist Church. Mrs.
Krakosky is the former
Ruth Richards, daughter
of Owen and Ruth Rich-
ards of Forty Fort.
Their attendants were
Susan Richards, Ann
Bentz, Linda Samuel
Jimmy Samuel, Mol#®
of the” late Stephen and
Susan Brdaric of Luzerne.
Konopka is the son of the
late Mary and John Kon-
opka of Swoyersville.
Their attendants were
Mildred Brdaric Pipan,
Jean Jenkins, Mary Ann
Stefanko Yurko, Leonard
Stefanko, Richard Marrey,
Edward Tusicki.
The Konopkas are the
parents of two children,
Susan and John Jr.
Konopka is associated
with the United Pants Co.,
Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS.
WESLEY RHIEL, 226 Kos-
sack St., Swoyersville will
celebrate their 26th wed-
ding anniversary Monday.
They were married on
June 27, 1957 at St. Mary’s
Church in Swoyersville by
Rev. John Masakowski.
Mrs. Rhiel is the former
Steffie Kielan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Kielan of Swoyersville.
Rhiel is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Rhiel of Wilkes-Barre.
Their attendants were
Florence Kosakas,
Edward Potera, George
Madar, Carol Laskaris.
The Rhiels are the par-
ents of five children,
Wesley Jr., Columbus,
Perhac, Steve Ollack
Mike Yasenchak,
Charles Bustin.
The Krakoskys are the
parents of two daughters,
Jennifer and Norah.
Ron is a salesman for
Community Buick in
Kingston.
and
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN
ROONEY, daughter and
son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Krakosky, 87
Maltby Avenue, celebrated
their fourth wedding anni-
versary recently. They
were married on June 16,
1979 at Holy Trinity
Church in Swoyersville by
Msgr. Michael C. Polcha.
Mrs. Rooney is the former
Karen Krakosky. Mr.
Rooney is the son of Mr
Eleanor Rooney, Wilkc™/
Barre and the late John
Rooney. *
Their attendants were
Jayne Krakosky, Nanci
Krakosky, Donna Desi-
derio, Marsha Hallmar,
Kevin Jordan, Gerard
Rooney, Dave DeFine, and
Ken Krakosky.
The Rooneys are the
parents a a daughter, Jes-
sica Jayne.
Mr. Rooney is associated
with the Heritage House in
Wilkes-Barre. Mrs.
Rooney is a teacher at Elk
Lake.