| 8 THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1983
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With Joe Gula
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Volack of
White St., Swoyersville recently
returned from Sheffield, Mass.
where they attended the wedding of
their daughter, Denise, to Ronald
Dower. Also attending were
Edward Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Al Kader
and Cynthia of New York, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Kolesar Jr. and children
of Long Island, N.Y., Donna and
Bob Ricketts of State College and
their daughter, Robyn.
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West Side Senior Citizens under
Project Head met this past week at
Sacred Heart Church on Charles
St., Luzerne. Plans were formu-
lated for a four-day trip to Canada
on Aug. 11. Non-members are
invited. Reservations can be made
by calling Helen Amos at 288-1440.
She resides at 207 Lackawanna
Ave., Swoyersville.
President of the Senior Citizens
Club is Betty Yuskoski.
Family Unites Dallas Post/Joe Gula
¢ The Gula family, sons and daughters of the late John and Anna Gulla of Swoyersville, held a
“+ reunion at the wedding of their nephew, Jeffrey Gavlick. Gavlick, the son of Leo and Betty Gulla
~ - Gavlick of Creek St., Swoyersville, married Donna George, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
George of Avoca. Shown here are those who attended. From left, first row, Carol Uzdilla Gula,
. Johanna Gula, Helen Gula Gaydos, Andrew Moll of Washington, D.C., Betty Yonick, Anna Gula
- Novroski, Mary Gula Vozniak. Second row, Joe Gula, Leo F. Gavlick, Betty Gula Gavlick,
Andrew Gulla, Steve Yonick, Anna Moll Dake and Eugene Dake of Virgnia; third row, Shirley
Brutko, Ashley Brutko, Atty. Jean Gavlick, Atty. Blase Gavlick, John Gulla, Sophie Gulla, Henry
Novroski, Kim Novroski; fourth row, Malcolm Brutko, Edward Novroski Sr., Steve Gaydos Sr.,
Tom Matinas, Mary Gulla Brutko, George Gulla, Carol Novroski Matinas. Absent at the time of
- the photo were Veronica Gulla Novroski, Helen Gaydos Gulla, Geraldine Gulla, Henry Novroski,
Ron Gula, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Novroski Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dombroski, the newlyweds, Jeff
and Donna Gavlick, Barbara Gavlick, Elizabeth Gulla, John and Jean Jagojinski, Geraldine
Ptashinski, Frank Brutko.
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It’s good to see Mike ‘‘Cactus”
Stelma of Church St., Swoyersville
up and around. Cactus was a medi-
cal patient at Nesbitt Hospital fol-
lowing an accident while he was
fixing an elevator. Cactus is a top
bowler and dart shooter, and is a
hard man to keep down.
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Congratulations are in order to
Steve and Debbie Adamchak of
Bunker Hill, Trucksville, former
residents, who became the parents
of their first child, a son, Christo-
pher John “CJ”. Mrs. Adamchak is
the former Debbie Kovalchik,
daughter of Andrew Kovalchik of
Edwardsville and the late Dolores
Drust Kovalchik. Mr. Adamchik is
the son of Steve and Marie Adam-
chak of Hughes St., Swoyersville.
This is the third grandchild for the
Adamchaks.
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The men of the Holy Name
i Society of Holy Trinity Parish of
i Hughes St., Swoyersville will hold
§ their Second Annual Family Outing
: Sunday, July 10, at Sacred Heart
Park in Dallas. Tickets can be
purchased from ‘any of the Holy
Name members.
Bank Team : rT
Shown here are members of the Luzerne Bank, Swoyersville Branch, first-place team in the
swoyersville Major Little League with a 5-0 record in the second half. The Bank team: Kiwanis
Club and the Catholic War Veterans team are tied for the first half title, and when the All-Star
game is over, three teams will play for first place. From left, first row, Tony Lipinski: Chuck Rutt;
Mark Sincavage, Dave Powell. Second row, Coach Joe Barbose, Donny Saltz, Joe June, John
Dusanie: manager John Barbose. Third row, Tom Templeton, Ed Manaraski. Joe Pollick, Scott
ywinski.
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The Altar and Rosary Society of
Holy Trinity Parish is sponsoring a
bus trip to Villa of the Sacred
Heart in Danville to attend and
partake in the Summer Festival,
Buccaneers Team
conducted by the Sisters of SS Cyril
and Methodius to be held on the
July 24 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Reservations for the bus trip may
be made with Mrs. Anna Kovaleski,
287-2404 or Mary Chipego 288-3008.
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the Swoyersville Police Community
Ambulance : Association is still
going on. It was reported that
uted to the krive. The last day of
the drive will be on Monday, July
31.
All residents are reminded there
will be a charge for the use of the
ambulance to the families that did
not donate the $2. fee.
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Swoyersville No.'1 Fire Company
will sponsor a bus trip to Yankee
Stadium on Saturday, July 16, to
see the Yankees and Texas Rang-
ers on “Old Timers Day.” This will
be a chance for fans to see not only
the present Yankees play but the
likes of Joe DiMaggio, Mickey
Mantle, Yogi Bera, Phil Risuto,
etc. Persons interest may call Mike
Broda at 287-9165. Buses will leave
the Fire House on Scott St., Swoy-
ersville at 9 a.m.
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The first half of the Swoyersville
Major Little League ended in a
three-way tie with Luzerne Bank,
Kiwanis Club and CWV Post 1601
tying for first place. They will play
it off at the end of the second half.
So far in the second half, Luzerne
Bank is leading with a 5-0 record
with Cicero’s behind them with a 4
2 record.
The All Star team will be picked
next week and they will begin in a
week or so playing different bor-
oughs in the playoffs.
In the Minor League it looks like
Bednarski’s will go all the way as
they took the first half and are now
leading in the second half.
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New officers for the Dana Street
Elementary Center PTO of Forty
Fort are Sue Mason, president,
Linda Burke, vice-president, Flo
Dougherty, secretary and Carol
Urban, treasurer.
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In the Luzerne-Courtdale-Pringle
first half championship with a 6-0
record. The second half began this
past week.
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Charley Kalmanowicz of Sidney
St., Swoyersville is a medical
patient at the Nesbitt Hospital. His
family, neighbors and many friends
wish him well and hope to see him
back at Baron’s Seafood soon.
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Swoyersville lost another of its
fine residents in Mrs. Antonia Sira-
cuse of 33 Pettebone St., Swoyers-
ville. Our condolences go to the
family. ° ;
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Tom DiMaria, president of the
No. 2 Hose Co. of Slocum St.
Swoyersville, and William Lehman,
hose company trustee, want every-
one to know that their Hose Co. No.
2 will not hold a bazaar this year.
They made out pretty good on their
recent Spaghetti Dinner Dance and
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Atty. Andrew Puhak of Tripp St.,
Swoyersville, passed away
recently. He was Swoyersville Bor-
ough Solicitor since 1972 and had
been active in the St. Nicholas
Byzantine Catholic Church for
many years. He will be dearly
missed by everyone.
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Lillian Russo, Program Head
Coordinator of Swoyersville Crime
will meet Thursday, July 7, at 7
p.m. at the Municipal Building.
Russo said that David Larkins, a
representative of the Department
of Treatment at Chase State Insti-
tution at Dallas, will be the main
speaker. Larkins will be accompan-
ied by two inmates who will speak
about their experiences.
Mrs. Russo said that youngsters
10 years of age and above are
invited to this meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Quinn of 704
Main St., Swoyersville, recently
became the parents of a son, Ryan.
Mrs. Quinn is the former Janice
Kovalick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Kovalick' of Milbre St.,
Swoyersville. Mr. Quinn is the son
of Mr. William Quinn of Wilkes-
Barre and the late Margaret Quinn.
He is employed with Conrail. Quinn
is active with the Knights of Colum-
bus 3987 and is a fourth degree
knight and is also active with the
Dallas Post/Joe Gula
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“Bazaar Workers
£Shown here are a few of the workers who helped to erect stands for the
gannual summer bazaar held by St. Mary of Czestochowa Church. Kneeling,
irom left, David Schwenk, John Elick Jr. Standing, John Elick Sr. Henry
&Wilpesoski, Ben Belinka, Frank Yavorski. Absent at the time of the photo
awere Rudy Fanti, Charles Kiderka, Ray Szczucki.
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St. Mary’s Plans Bazaar
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: he Parishioners of St. Mary
of Czestochowa Church
« met in the church hall to
“iurther plans for the
++annual summer bazaar to
'.bé held on the Legion
% 1Grounds July 14-16.
4%. The public is invited to
*dttend the bazaar and
joy fresh made Polish
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foods each evening. Many
valuable handmade arti-
cles will be awarded and
cash prizes.
Orchestra’ on Friday,
July 15; and the “Polka
Dynamite Orchestra’ on
Saturday, July 16, Polka
Dynamite Orchestra.
All the men of the parish
are asked to meet on the
grounds to aid in erecting
Entertainment will
include the ‘Polka Kats”
on Thursday, July 14 from
6 p.m. until midnight;
‘“The Henry Charles P-m. :
Bandits
Upset
Invaders
The first place Invaders
were dumped by the last
place Bandits by a 3-0
score in Shanky’s Pool
League. Leading the Ban-
dits to their big upset were
Scoop Gula with 12 balls
made and two games won.
and had a win. For the
Invaders George Nemetz
made 10, Jim Sarti had
seven and Pete Cwalina
Jr. was blanked.
The Stars gained three
games on the Invaders as
they took a 3-0 win over
the Express. Pete Cwalina
Sr., continued his torrid
shooting by making 17
balls and one win.
Standings: Invaders 18-
9; Stats 16-11; Generals 14-
13; Bandits 12-15; Blitz 11-
16; Express 10-17.
Top five in average:
Pete Cwalina Sr. 5.31;
“George Nemetz 4.84; Joey
Koval 3.88; Dave Check
"MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HUDICK
— Anniversaries
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HUDICK, 25 Barber St.,
Swoyersville will celebrate their 60th wedding anniver-
sary Saturday. They were wed on July 9, 1923 at the
Holy Trinity Church by the late Rev. John A. Karnish.
Mrs. Hudick is the former Mary Kovalick of Swoyers-
ville.
The Hudicks are the parents of four children, Mrs.
Marie Dziadosz of Swoyersville; Anne, at home; Mrs.
Helen Stesney, Florida; and Joseph Jr., Centermore-
land. They also have four grandchildren, Robert and
Ronald Dziadosz and Donna Hudick.
Mr. Hudick is a retired miner and former policeman
of Swoyersville. ’
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MR. AND MRS. LOUIS DIZIADOSZ, 45 Jay St.
Swoyersville will celebrate their 34th wedding anniver-
sary on the same date as Mrs. Dziadosz’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hudick. They were married on July 9,
1949 by the late Rev. Joseph Buda and Rev. John
Masakowski, who is now pastor at St. John’s Church in
Larksville. Dziadosz is also a Swoyersville native.
The Dziadosz’ are the parents of two sons, Robert and
Ronald.
Dziadosz is employed at Wilkes-Barre Iron Inc. in
Swoyersville.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN HARCHAR JR., 66 Chestnut
St., Swoyersville will celebrate their 6th wedding
anniversary Saturday. They were wed on July 9, 1977 by
Rev. Walter Poplawski at Holy Trinity Church in
Nanticoke.
Mrs. Harchar is the former Nancy Bromfield, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin Bromfield of Nanticoke.
Harchar is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Harchar Sr.,
Swoyersville. .
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Paul Peter Hospodar
Jr., a magna cum laude
graduate of the University
of Scranton, has been
accepted at the Pennsyl-
vania State University Col-
lege of Medicine in Her-
shey for the fall semester.
While at Scranton Univer-
sity, he was a member of
the national pre-medical
honor society ‘‘Alpha Epsi-
lon Delta’.
He assisted in two major
research projects dealing
with. diabetes and virus
isolation during his senior
year. He was also a
teacher’s aide.
A 1979 graduate of Wyo-
ming Valley West High
School, Hospodar is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hospodar Sr., of 173 Hem-
lock St., Swoyersville. He
is the grandson of Mr.
Agnes Savakinus of Luz-
erne.
The Swoyersville Girls
Softball League will hold
an All Star Tournament on
Friday and Saturday, July
8 and 9 at the Roosevelt
Park on Tripp St., Swoy-
ersville. Starting time for
July 8 will be 2 p.m.
Girls ages 11 and 12
from the Minor Division
will participate.
This year’s
include Forty Fort, last
year’s champions; Ashley,
Jenkins Twp. and Swoy-
ersville.
All Star Girls from
Swoyersville are Diane
Brna, Karen Betnar, Jill
Lisa DiGiacamo, Robin
Evanoski, Kerry Hlavac,
Lisa Hometchko, Christine
Meyers, Lynn Roberts,
Andrea Silvi, Debbi Roma-
noski, Stephanie Salus and
Jennifer Walski.
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