MARY ANN WOLINSKY
. Mary Ann Wolinsky, of 34 Pette-
bone St., Swoyersville, died Sept. 28,
at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
Surviving are her husband,
Joseph; brothers, Joseph, Wilkes-
Barre; John, Wyoming; Frank,
Forty Fort; Charles, N.J.
Funeral was held Oct. 1 from the
John J. Baloga Funeral Home, 1442
Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, with a
Divine Liturgy in St. Vladimir's
Church, Edwardsville. Interment,
St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Cem-
etery, Dallas.
RENFORD WILCE
Renford P. Wilce, 53, of Pikes
Creek, died Sept. 28 in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Louise Kyttle; daughters, Mrs.
Wendy Scott, Beaumont; Mrs.
Tammy Erzar, West Wyoming;
brother, Francis, Carbondale; sis-
ters, Miss Margaret Wilce, his twin,
Carbondale; Mrs. Pauline Hubbell
and Mrs. Arline Swire, both of
Noxen; Mrs. Dorothy Swire, Beau-
mont; six grandchildren.
Funeral was held Oct. 1 from the
Curtis L. Swanson Funeral Home,
Pikes Creek, with the Rev. Kenneth
Boston of the Mooretown Assembly
of God Church, officiating. Inter-
ment, Maple Grove Cemetery,
Pikes Creek.
RITTNER WILL
Rittner E. Will, 60, of RD 1,
Benton, was pronounced dead Sept.
25 after an ultra-light airplane he
had been testing crashed in Union
Township.
Surviving are his parents, Eugene
and Jessie Harrison Will; his wife,
the former Anna Owens; sons, Ritt-
ner Jr., Houston, Texas; Mark,
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Daytond Beach, Fla.; daughter,
Mrs. Carol Dore, Tampa, Fla.;
three grandchildren; brother,
Donald, RD 1, Benton.
Funeral services were held Sept.
28 from Clarke Piatt Funeral Home,
Sunset Lake Road, Hunlock Creek,
with the Rev. Homer Smith officiat-
ing. Ir‘erment, Pine Grove Ceme-
tery, Harveyville.
JOHN HOSPODAR
John Hospodar, 81, of RD 1, Sweet
Valley, died Sept. 24 at Carpenter
Nursing Home, Harveys Lake,
where he had been a ptient.
Surviving are brothers, Michael,
Sweet Valley; Nicholas and
Andrew, both of California; sister,
Mrs. Mary Beatty, Fla.
Private funeral services were
held Sept. 27 at Harold C. Snowdon
Funeral Home, Shavertown, with
burial in Maple Grove Cemetery,
Sweet Valley.
REV. HARRY MARTIN
The Rev. Harry Frank Martin Jr.,
56, of Box 61, Rd 6, Dallas, died Oct.
1 at his home following an illness.
Surviving in addition to his
mother, Mrs. Florence R. Martin of
Dallas, are his wife, the former
Beatrice Cook; sons, William, Hun-
lock Creek; James, Dallas; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Judy Kasper, Dallas; sis-
ters, Mrs. Warren Stanton, Mrs. Jay
Bloomer, Mrs. Lang Coolbaugh, all
of Dallas; three grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Oct. 4
from Richard H. Disque Funeral
Home, with the Rev. Ephriam Het-
tinger, pastor of Ebenezer Baptist
Church, Plymouth, officiating.
Interment, Woodlawn Cemetery,
Dallas.
ALICE ELSTON
Mrs. Alice Neely Elston, 86, form-
erly of Lehman, died Oct. 1 in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, Paris, Texas.
Surviving are sons, Walter, Bir-
mingham, Ala.; Thomas, Johns-
town; daughters, Mrs. Mary Lou
Crook of Paris, Texas, with whom
she had resided; Mrs. Marcia Stahl,
Marietta, Ga.; 13 grandchildren;
sister, Mrs. Helen Terry, Berwick.
GEORGE BUZINSKI
George J. Buzinski, of 447 Slocum
St., Swoyersville, died Sept. 30 at
the home of his son, George T., of
Millington, Tenn., whom he had
been visiting.
Surviving, in addition to his son,
are daughters, Mrs. Mary Zukosky,
Swoyersville; Mrs. Audrey Mun:
katchy, Wilkes-Barre; five grand-
children; one great-grandson; sis-
ters, Mrs. Gertrude Danek and
Theodora Holmes, both of Johnson
City, N.Y.; Mrs. Alvina Paletta,
Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Romaine
Kovac, Binghamton, N.Y.
Funeral was held Oct. 4 from
Lehman Funeral Home, Swoyers-
ville, with ‘a Mass of Christian
Burial in St. Ignatius Church,
Kingston. Interment, Sacred Heart
Cemetery, Dallas.
Name was incorrect
The name of Mrs. Mary Wach
of New Bedford, Mass., was
spelled incorrectly in the obitu-
ary of Mrs. Agnes Bogutski in
the Sept. 28 edition of The Dallas
Post.
Mrs. Wach is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Bogutski, of 264
Warsaw St., Swoyersville, who
passed away Sept. 20.
Rotary officers
Thomas, Jr., Secretary;
Leo F. Mohen, President;
of the Wilkes-Barre Rotary Club
held at Irem Temple Country Club,
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District Governor Tom Melia for-
mally installed the incoming offi-
cers and directors of Rotary to take
office immediately.
Leo F. Mohen, Dallas, was
installed as president. Other Offi-
cers and Directors installed were
Ian Richardson, Shavertown, First
Vice President; Lawrence
McDonald, Kingston, Second Vice
President; Glenn W. Eyet, Jr.,
Dallas, Treasurer; Thomas C.
Thomas, Jr., Forty Fort, Secretary;
Joseph J. Kologe, Avoca, Assistant
Secretary; Bruce E. Gover,
Lehman, Director; Robert G. Lawr-
ence, Dallas, Director;
L. Petz, Shavertown, Director;
Alvin S. Rothstein, Dallas, Director;
Dr. Norman Schulman, Kingston,
Director.
Invocation was offered by Capt.
Ron Liston and Benediction by Dr.
the affair was Rev. James R. Lack-
enmier. Msgr. Andrew McGowan
delivered the principal address.
The program also included
remarks by Immediate Past Presi-
dent Dr. James J. Dunn, and newly
installed President Leo ¥'. Mohen.
Christopher French, 21, of Dallas,
shot himself on Sept. 26 in the
parking lot of the Prince of Peace
Episcopal Church after leading
police on a chase through three
Back Mountain communities.
Kim Bonawitz, French’s former
girlfriend, phoned police to inform
them of French’s threats to kill both
her and himself after which the
Wilson R. Garinger, 62, owner -of
the Dallas Dairy, was sentenced to
four years probation and fined
$1,000 Sept. 26 on charges he sold a
small amount of marijuana to a
state trooper.
Garinger, of RD 2, Dallas, was
found guilty by a jury in June 1982
on two counts of possession and two
chase began when French drove
past Ms. Bonawitz’ Franklin Street
house.
French drove through two police
roadblocks, came close to hitting
several vehicles and nearly over-
turned his car before driving into
the church parking lot and turning a
Smith and Wesson .357 Magnum
pistol on himself.
counts of delivery of marijuana.
probation and fined $500 on each of
the delivery charges while a one-
year probationary term was
imposed on each possession count.
The Dallas man told jurors he had
smoked marijuana to alleviate pain
from rheumatoid arthritis.
The annual election for directors
to the board of the Exeter Township
Medical Center will be held Oct. 10,
at 7:30 p.m. at the Falls Senior
Citizen Center, Rt. 92.
One director will be elected to
repiesent each of the five partici-
pating townships that comprise the
area serviced by the Medical
Center. They are: Exeter Township,
Wyoming County; Franklin Town-
ship, Exeter Township, Luzerne
County; Falls Township and North-
moreland Township.
Citizens from these townships are
eligible to be a candidate for elec-
tion and to vote at the meeting of
Oct. 10. Walter Mondlak, North-
moreland Township, chairman of
the nominating committee can also
be contacted at 836-3606 by anyone
interested in a nomination.
The following area residents
announce births during the past
week:
A son to JANET AND RONALD
ALISHUSKY, 40 Luzerne Ave.,
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A daughter to CHRISTINE AND
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St., Swoyersville on Sept. 24 in
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
A son to MARY AND MICHAEL
WARGO, RD 1, Sweet Valley, on
Sept. 24 in Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-
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A son to KAREN AND ARTHUR
STRUM, 21 Luzerne Ave., Dallas,
on Sept. 24 in Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston. :
A daughter to HOLLY AND DON
KARICHNER, 50 S. Hilldonia St.,
Dallas, on Sept. 27 in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
A daughter to DONNA AND
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