Citizens' Voice from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 24

19 Broad Street Phone 655-964 1 In Pittston Area Jaycees Sponsoring Lithuanian Council Former Giant Gridder to Speak Halloween Parade Officers Are Elected At Anniinl Hnlv Nnme Smoker Third annual Greater Pittston Halloween 8 pa Annual smoker will be conducted by the Holy Name Society of St. Cecilia's Church, Exeter, on Sunday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m. in the church hall. Col.

Richard L. Bowman, commander of the 402nd Military Police Prisoner of War Camp, U.S. Army Reserve, Hanover Township, will be the principal speaker. Col. Bowman, an Allentown resident, is chief of sales for Rawlelgh Sporting Equipment, East Coast area.

He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and was a Big Eight football player. He was assistant head coach and physical director at the United States Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. He also played football with the New York Giants for several years. Joseph F. Fisher is chairman of the smoker and Paul Cotter, co-chairman.

Honorary chairman Joseph F. Shaughnessy. Peter Delano is ticket chairman. Attorney Joseph Gallagher will serve as master of ceremonies. Other committee members Include Howard Jones, Jack Brogan, John Martin, John Shlval and Brian PowBrs.

Tickets may be obtained at the door or from committee members. Food and refreshments will be served. Hospital Alumnae Seeking Old Photos Parade, sponsored by the Greater Pittston Jaycees, will be held on Sunday, Oct. 26, at 2 p.m. All children, pre-school and including sixth grade, and adults are Invited to take part.

Parade will begin at the corner of Montgomery Avenue and Wyoming Avenue in West Pittston, continue on Wyoming Avenue, over the Fort Jenkins Bridge, down Wharf Street and ending at Burger King. All costumed children will receive a bag of goodies from the Jaycees. Children will be lined up according to grades. Awards in each category of grades will be presented to the funniest, most frightening, and most original. Three awards will also be presented to adults in costume.

It is requested that parents accompany the younger children. Children should be at the starting point between 1 and 1:15. Also participating in the parade will be the local fire companies. Hunter Safety Course To Be Offered Sunday Hunter Safety Course will be offered at the American Legion Post on South Main Old Forge, on Sunday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m. Instructors are Police Chief Stanley Knights of Lithuania, Council 143, St. Caslmlr's Church, Pittston, elected officers (or 1981 as follows: Spiritual adviser, Rev. Peter J. Alisauskas; president, Leo Butsavage; 1st vice president, Marie Lauck; 2nd vice president, Paul Patrick; secretary, Dorothy Banos; treasurer, John Wisnosky; financial secretary, Nellie T.

Bayoras; publicity, Alice Puscavage; spiritual program chairman, Rev. Peter J. Alisauskas; Lithuanian affairs chairman, Nellie T. Bayoras; Vytis correspondent, Paul Patrick; historian, Grace Kazacavage. Members of the nominating committee were Nellie T.

Bayoras, Ann Challan, and Paul Patrick. The national convention, to be held In Scranton Aug. 19 to 23, will be co-hosted by the Pittston Council 143. Refreshments were served by Alberta Walsh, Anna Walatkas, Mary Timek and Joseph Tun-cavage. Council Names Tax Collector Mrs.

Ida Fialko was named by Mooslc Borough Council as tax collector to fill the unexpired term of her husband, Michael Fialko, who passed away. Mr. Fialko served as tax collector for 11 years. Mrs. Fialko was nominated by council president Thomas Petro.

Councilman Ken Smerdon seconded the appointment. Conversion of Taylor Hospital Is Approved v- i Plans are progressing for the general reunion of Pittston Hospital Alumnae Association which will be held Nov. 8 at Gus Genetti's In Wllkes-Barre. Those having old pictures from student years or graduation pictures are asked to contact Kathy McHale. All materials will be returned.

Reservations are still being accepted by this committee: Chairman, Kathy McHale; cochalrmen, gifts, Pat Cicarrelli, Betty Milazzo; decorations, Florence Duffy; publicity, Susan Wylam; research, Ro-mayne Holschuh, Agnita Linskey, Marian Stahl and Mary Stuccio. Harding Lions to Hold Annual Halloween Party Harding Lions Club will hold Its annual Halloween Party Saturday, Oct. 25, in the Exeter Twp. Municipal Building. Music will be provided by the Triple Band.

Grand March will begin at 9 p.m. and a huffet will be available. Costumes are op Lisowski, Tom west, Josepn uranno, nay-mond Sorokanich and Rose Bohn. Spaghetti Supper Is Arranged by Society Annual spaghetti supper will be held by the Christian Mothers Altar and Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church, Duryea, on Nov. 1, in the parish hall.

Take-out orders will be served between 3 and 4 p.m. Dinners will be served from 4 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Susan Jake, chairman, is assisted by Mrs. Ann Williams.

Halloween Candy Sale Halloween Candy Sale is being held by the Pittston Lioness Club. Committee: Carlotta Adonizio, Marie Limongelll, Joan Adams, Mary King, Barbara Tambura, Gail Senese, Vita Cella, Claudia Blank, Antoinette Pavlico andAngieBumside. Pilgrim Statue The Diocesan Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima is stationed at the home of Joseph and Agnes Szlewskl, 271 Elm Dupont, and will remain through Saturday, Oct. 25. Rosary devotions will commence each evening at 7:30.

Anyone who is interested is welcome. Bloodmobile Visit Red Cross Bloodmobile will be stationed at the Avoca Borough Building on Monday, Nov. 1 7 mm 1 9 45 tn ft 45 Drive is being spon State Department of Health has approved the Taylor Hospital Association's plan to convert the former Taylor Hospital Into a 98-bed nursing home. Approval, signed by Dr. Arnold Miller, secretary of health, represents clearance of the last major bureaucratic hurdle In the path of the $2.8 million project.

Warning Issued on Unlicensed Vehicles Mayor Mrs. Stanley Piechota and Police Chief Frank Lasota of Dupont have issued a warning to residents regarding unlicensed vehicles parked on the streets of the borough. Owners are advised to remove said vehicles within 15 days or they will be towed away at the owner's expense. Paper Drive Scheduled Paper drive will be held by Duryea Boy Scout Troop 376 on Nov. 1 from 10 a.m.

to 3 p.m. at the VFW parking lot, Stephenson Street. Papers will be picked up by James Reed and Vincent Viroski. tional and prizes will be awarded. Chairman is George Kiernan.

Tickets will be available at the door. Proceeds go to various community endeavors. Dinner Is Scheduled By Society of Church Harvest Dinner will be held by the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary's Church, Avoca, on Sunday, Oct. 26, from noon to 6 p.m.

in the church dining hall. Gloria Wasko chairman, is assisted by Joy Markowski, cochalrman. Committee chairmen are Josephine Kania and Jean Klepadlo, kitchen; Ann Kakareka, Lucille Milanowski and Cell Exeter, tickets; Helen Pawlukanis, Helen Polentz, Cell Filipowski, Vange Liptal and Pat Filipkowski, novelty stand; Helen Maybock and Stella Grescheski, cheer basket; Winnie Poplawskl and Ceil Baranowski, waitresses, and Kania Kakareka, quilts. Tickets may be purchased from members or at the door. Kay Pawlunkanis is president of the society and Rev.

Ed RAY GAVIGAN 'Parents Party' On Saturday evening, the Men's Club of Seton Catholic, Pittston, will sponsor the third annual Parents Party for friends and parents of the students attending the school Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. with a full course dinner prepared by the school chef, Bill McCabe and his staff. Also included will be refreshments all night long. Joey I's orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. Ray Gavigan is chairman.

This is not a couples only dance. One parent families are welcome to attend, and are urged to come, either alone or with a friend. Parents of the freshman class students are invited to socialize and become acquainted with the parents of the upper classmen. There will be no formal program or speeches or fund-raising. sored by the churches of Avoca and Dupont combined.

Austin O'Malley III has been named chairman and he will be assisted by Mary Guide, Dorothy Williams and Mrs. Olga Bryk. mm mi I RFvlll lif Corner Rock Center Sts I EJJMlUEaU HUGHESTOWN. PA COOKED HAM MINCED HAM JM I HORMEL SWIFT'S vfl Ill Hospital Patient Sylvester O'Brien, 924 Wood Avoca, is a patient in Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton. In La I'm Halloween Parade, Party on Saturday Laflin Recreation Board will sponsor a Halloween parade and party Saturday at the borough building.

The parade will begin at Haverford Drive and Laflin Road at 1 p.m. and march to the borough building where refreshments will be served. Games will be played and prizes awarded. Robert Kozloski is chairman. munds.

Penkaia, moderator. YMS Halloween Party Annual Halloween party will be held by Branch 3, Young Men's Society of the Resurrection, St. Mary's Polish National Catholic Church, Duryea, on Saturday, Oct. 25, in the lower church parlors. Stanley Kunlgiel, president of the society, invites all youngsters of the parish to attend and also bring a friend.

Co-sponsors of the party are members of the Sunday School of Christian Living. Auxiliary Bake Sale Bake sale will be held on Sunday, Oct. 26, by the Ladies Auxiliary, Post 635, VFW, at the post home, 193 North Main Pittston. Donations will be accepted at the post home. Appears in Play Roy Clark, a sophomore music education major at Lebanon Valley College, portrayed Dromlo of Syracusa In the college's recent production of Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors." The play was presented as part of the Homecoming festivities at LVC.

Roy, a 1979 graduate of Wyoming Seminary, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Clark, Bear Creek. 1 ORDER! I iH0AG FSMa9e! I w.

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