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fS- r' July 7, 1982 The Tribune Scranton, Pa. kitjckic iVv $tf Pittston Area News Francis D. Hudzlnskl, News Adv. Representative 161 Main Dupont, Phone AVOCA NEWS Cheryl Ann Sempa, Correspondent Phone 457-3082 Lions Set To Gather ''Mi Dr. Alfano Gatherings Begins His Planned nPfiliiPIIPV President John F.

nedy Council 372, Knights of i Columbus will hold its Dr. Samuel L. Alfano, son regular meeting on July 12 of Mr. and Mrs. Peter at 8 p.m.

at the Knights of Alfano, 24 Tedrick Pitt- Columbus Home, 55 S. Main NEW CAR BUYERS Moosic borough recently purchased the new 1982 Pontiac patrol car shown above which was tur rted over to Police Chief William P. Salmon Friday. Pictured above left to right are: Joseph G. MarcatijL council president; Thomas Petro, council vice president and Chief Salmon.

North Pocono A Or Write 118 Jonslea Lane RD 2, Moscow, 18444 tend. It will be an opportunity for them to give their opinion of what the club should sponsor in the future. One of the coming events will be the 32nd Annual Charter dinner and ladies night, the club having been chartered on Oct. 24, 1950 and became a member of the International Association of Lions Clubs. During the past 31 years, the members have given much service to the community of Avoca and its people.

In additioh, the people have been most cooperative in supporting the clubs fund raising projects and the members are thankful to them. The main objective of Lionism is the Sight Conservation program which was inaugurated at the request of Helen Keller in 1925, however the Avoca Lions Club is also engaged in other worthwhile programs. At this time there are some vacancies in the membership and it would be appreciated if some community minded men would contact Lions members and request application forms and be available for induction during the membership month of October. Lions International, the largest service organization has a membership of 1,335,728 in 35,393 clubs and 625 districts in 152 countries and geographic areas. The local club has an excellent rating for service.

During the period of June 30th to July 3rd, the dub had representation at the annual convention in Atlanta, Ga. Joseph Wroblewski, a member of the Ashley Lions Club, Past District Governor of Pa. District 14-H and Past International Director, was elected Third Vice-President of the Intnl. Assoc, of Lions Club. MOOSIC Cheryl Ann Sempa Corres.

Ph. 457-3082 Champs Salute Slated A community salute for the Riverside High School Girls basketball team will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday for their winning of the eastern state championship last basketball season. It will come in the form of a public dinner and awards ceremony that evening at the RHS cafeteria, with the team members, their coaches and the team mascot being honored with tributes and gifts. A host of civic and business places in Taylor, Moosic and Qld Forge have offered financial support, as have various individuals in order to make the fete a success.

Spearheading the drive are the Civic Club of Taylor, the Moosic and Taylor Lions Clubs, with assistance from the Riverside Basketball Boosters Club. Tickets are on sale now in business places and service clubs in Taylor and Moosic and Old Forge and also are available from committee people and canvassers. They are moderately priced and will not be available at the door. Deadline for ticket purchases is today. Main speaker will be Canto Cianci, head basketball coach at Dunmore High School since 1976.

Toastmaster will be Steve Armillay, boys' freshman basketball coach at Riverside and former head football coach there. Invocation and benediction will be offered by the Rev. Paul A. Peck, of Full Gospel Tabernacle in Moosic. Groups, businesses, or individuals wishing to offer support may forward it to the committee treasurer; Walter Deininger-Riverside Salute, 511 S.

Main Taylor 18517. Information and tickets also are available from committee members Felix Martino, Joseph Canjar, Fran DeAngelo, Gene King, Phil George, Mike Morgans, Mike Remas and Dave Owens. Sr. Citizens To Convene A representative from the Telespond Office will address members of Moosic Senior Citizens Arts and Crafts Club today at 1 P.M. at the Youth Center.

President Esther Ozark has announced that a quilt will be set up at this time. The regular meeting of the Avoca Lions Club will be held in the Pietras Lounge, 635 Main at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 13. Frahcis Mullen will preside. This will be the only meeting during July.

The above will be the first meeting of the new officials officers and an invitation is extended to all members to make a special effort to at- Sr. Citizens To Convene Avoca Senior Citizens will hold their weekly meeting today at 1 p.m. at the hose house. The group will leave on Thursday at 9 a from the Avoca Bank for a trip to Lancaster. The day includes stopping for breakfast in Lebanon, shopping, a tour of the Amish countryside and dinner at Good and Plenty.

MYs. Betty Davenport is club president. Trip Sept. 29 The bus trip to Woodloch Pines sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary to Pleasant Valley Post 8335 VFW has been scheduled for- Wednesday, Sept. 29, not Sept.

24 as previously reported. Reservations may be made with Marlon Ostrosky or Blanche Thomas. AT CHAPEL Midweek service will be held tonight at 7 oclock in the Full Gospel Chapel. Old Forge Baseball Trip Set Aug. 22 Cub Scout Pack 98 will sponsor their annual Baseball trip to see the Yankees versus the Toronto team on Aug.

22. The cost of the trip is $22 including bus ticket and box seat. There are openings for this trip and for more information and reservation call Bob Boerner, 562-3491 or Andrea Kuckla at 457-6026. The bus will leave from the Old Forge High School 'at 10.00 a.m. School Board Meets Aug.

9 The regular meeting of the Old Forge School scheduled for July 12 has been resheduled for Monday, Aug. 9 at 7:30 P.M., at the Old Forge High School Building, Marion Street, Old Forge. m' i A Board 198283 North Pocono Board of Education adopted the 1982-1983 Budget at a special meeting on June 30. The spending plan calls a real estate tax increase of 3 mills for the property owners of North Pocono in Lackawanna County. There is no increase for property owners of North Pocono in Lehigh Township, Wayne County because of the tax equalization law.

The 1982-1983 Budget in the amount of $8,122,563 calls for 79 mills in Lackawanna and 56 mills in DUPONT Mrs. Stanley Manoski Corres. Ph. 655-1042 Borough Newsbits Local 9874, UMWA, will meet on Monday at 7 p.m. in the Polish American Citizens Club, Elm Street, Dupont to nominate officers.

Class of 1947 of Dupont High School will have a 35th anniversary reunion at the VFW Post 4909 Home, Main Street, Dupont, on Saturday, Sept. 4. Evelyn Gimzek is in charge of the reservations. Dupont Borough Council will meet Tuesday, July 13 at 7 30 p.m. in the Dupont Municipal Building.

Street' improvements, including the Curtain and Grant Street are awaited. Sandra Patrick, Dupont, is a medical patient at the Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Manoski have returned to Newark, after spending the holiday weekend with bis mother, Mrs.

Stanley Manoski, Dupont. Mrs Jennie Kulick, Quality Row, Dupont, is a medical patient at the NPW Hospital, Plains. ENJOY THE COMFORT of HOME DELIVERED SCRANTONIAN CALL 344-7221 Adopts Budget Lehigh Township, Wayne County. This is an increase of 6.6 over the spending plan of 1981-1982. Only one resident was present at the meeting at which time several other items of business were acted upon.

In a handout prepared by Gary E. Reigal, business manager, the revenues to support this budget will come from several areas. Local resources will bring to the District $3,496,755, while State sources will fund $4,349,211, and federal funds will provide $105,521. In addition to the millage increase, the Board also adopted a 2v percent Earned Income Tax and percent Real Estate Transfer Tax. These taxes remain the same and were not increased.

Penn Security Bank was named as the fiscal agent for the fiscal year 1982-1983. Approval was given to the superintendent to file for Ti- tie I funds in the amount of $61,290 tor 1982-1983. Personnel changes were the acceptance of the resignation of Miss Doreen Partyka, High School Music teacher, and the appointment of Joseph Rushin as Head Custodian, High School, and Jack Jones at Head Custodian, Middle School. ROBERT N. PRICE INSURANCE AGENCY 53 Stata Street Nicholson, Pa.

18444 942-6341 I wish to inform the public our business will continue as in the past. RomoyneE. Price, Agent-Broker Fair Funds To Benefit Collegians The Stroudsburg Branch of the American Asspciation of University Women announced proceeds of its annual Book Fair will be used for scholarships given to local girls planning to attend a four-year college for a degree, and who are eligible for financial assistance. This years winners, chosen by their respective high school are: Colleen ODonnell, from Pocono Mountain High School, who plans to attend Mary wood College; Cindy Zehner, who will continue at the University of Michigan, from Pleasant Valley; East Stroudsburg High Schools Cindy Currier, enrolled at Penn State University; and Marilou Stroudsburg High School, who will continue her education at East Stroudsburg State College. Enrollment Data Given The North Pocono School District is reminding all parents who have children enrolled in the districts Grades K-12 that the new immunization regulation requires that each student must be fully immunized by September, 1983.

Parents have been requested to complete an immunization card under the new regulation and return it to their students teacher. Each new student registering to enter school will also need the complete immunization. St. Eulalia Picnic Set St. Eulalia's Parish Picnic will be held on Sunday July 14 starting at 1 p.m., Wim-mer's Grove in Mt.

Cobb. A variety of games are being planned and ribbons for the children will be, presented. Bring your own picnic basket, coffee and soda will be provided. Pittston. This meeting was previously scheduled on July 4.

Committee chairmen will be appointed and plans for the installation of newly elected officers will be discussed. James Burke, grand knight, will preside. St. Johns High School Class of 1977 fifth year anniversary reunion will be 7 at Un Plne Plans will be furthered at a meeting Friday at 8:30 p.m. at Js Cafe Main Street, Port Griffith Reservations are still available for the bus trip, sponsored by the Auxiliary of St.

Mary's Nativity Church, Pittston, which will take place on Sunday, July 11 to the annual festival of the Bernadine Sisters. Local 9674, United Mine Workers of America of Greater Pittston, will nominate officers on July 12 at 7 p.m. at the Polish-American Citizens Club, Dupont. Firemens Picnic Set The picnic committee of Hughestown Hose Co. is finalizing plans for its four-day picnic July 14, 15, 16 and 17 on its grounds.

1 The firemens parade will be held July 15 starting at 7:30 p.m. The fireworks display will be on July 16 at 11 p.m. Various prizes will be awarded on Saturday, July 17. Chairpersons are Bill Williams, Frank Carey and Ray Pierce. DURYEA Francis D.

Hudzlnskl Corres. Ph. 654-4259 HR Lists Calendar Upcoming events listed by the Confraternity of Christian Mothers, Holy Rosary Church, Duryea: Group will attend mass in a body on Sunday, July 18 at Sa.m. A hoagie sale on Tuesday, July 20. Ladles are urged to help with the preparation on Monday night or Tuesday morning.

Reservations- are being taken by Stella Sandora and Wanda Berglnski for the Pocono Playhouse trip to see the musical She Loves Me on Wednesday, Aug 25. Dinner will be served at the Country Inn. Day of Recollection at the Villa of Our1 Lady in the Poconos will take place Sept. 26. Breakfast will be served at Mount Airy Lodge.

Reservations are being accepted by Helen Murzenski and Alice Wilbur. No meetings are schedule for July. HPA Sets Its Picnic Healey Playground Association will hold its annual picnic July 9, 10 and ll on its grounds, Foote Avenue. Clam chowder will also be served. Louise Stasik is chairman and Carol Charnogursky is cochairman.

Cake donations are needed. Anyone with donations are asked to call Carol at 457-8991. Martin Hanczyc is president of the organization The first pjcnic to be held was St. Josephs Church three-day affair, held in' June; last week Holy Rosary Church held a three-day event. LL Ladies Will Meet Duryea Little League Auxiliary will meet today at 8.30 pm.

at the Duryea VFW. Mrs. Delores Biscon-tini will preside. Judy larobert is publicity ston, has accepted a residency in Internal Medicine at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. lift is married to the former Laura Kotula of Du-Ront.

i Dr. Alfano is a graduate of Pittston High School and holds a BS degree in Chemistry from Lehigh University, Bethlehem. Hft: received his medical degree from Phildalephia College of Osteopathic Medicine and served a one-year internship at the Osteopathic Hospital, Philadelphia. Birth Listings It Nesbitt Hospital, Kingston, a daughter, June 30 to Mary Alice and Anthony Acquavica, RD 2, Moscow. At Nesbitt, a daughter on June 29 to Patricia and Alan Quinn, RD 1, West Pittston.

At the same hospital, a daughter on June 29 to Trudy and George Mesko, 130 Haverford Drive, Laflic. At the same hospital, a daughter on June 29 to Lana and Thomas Sapser, 15 Salem Drive, Laflin. At the same hospital, a son to Walter and Sherri Rudaski, 109 N. Main Pittston. At General Hospital, Wilkes-Barre; a son on June 29 to Francis and Marian Shedlarski, RD 5, Tunkhan-nock.

At Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, a daughter on June 29 to Willard and Patricia Bennett, 872 Exeter Exeter. At. the same hospital, a son on June 30 to Dennis and Patrice Widdick, 45 Bolin Pittston. At NPW Medical Center, Plains, a son on July 1 to Matthew and Carol Reklaitis, 165 Center Pittston. PoconosTrip For BPW Club Greater Pittston Business Professional Women's Club is sponsoring a bus trip to the Pocono Playhouse on Friday evening, July 30, to see the musical play Kismet- Mrs.

Marilyn KroU is general chairman with Mrs. Helen Touhill acting as cochairman. Reservations are being taken on a priority basis from the club members with guests and friends on a stand-by list. Buses will leave City Hall at 5 m. with dinner being served at Genoveses in Gouldsboro at 5:45 p.m.

Playhouse show starting at 8.20p.m, Reservations must be in no later than July 23. I Set Golf Lessons Any boy or girl, 10 years or Older interested in golf lessons, are asked to report to the baseball field at Martin L. Mattel Junior High today from 9 to 11a m. The four week session will consist of lessons, golf and a tournament in August. Ralph Toole, golf coach at Pittston Area High School, will be the instructor.

Police Car Bound For Demo Derby Yatesville Borough has donated its old police cruiser to its fire department who in turn will use it in a sledgehammer demolition at the Strawberry FesUval July 11. Rain date is July 12 and the event starts at 2 p.m. This festival is a combined effort of the Fire Department and the Auxiliary of Yatesville. LEAGUE OUTING John Walsh is chairman and Donald Rusnak cochairman of the Pittston Little League annual outing to be held July 18 at Rocky Glen Park, Moosic SAINT JOSEPHS HOSPITAL CARBON DALE "GROWING WITH THE 80' Hospitals exist to serve the needs of the community and Saint Joseph's Hospital is no different. When four physicians from the Scranton area realized the importance of one of those needs, they approached the Executive Director of Saint Joseph's.

Many of their patients were traveling from the upper valley area for oncology treatment on a daily or weekly basis. Those Doctors, Francis J. Laluna, Salvatore J. Scialla, William J. Heim, dnd Robert E.

Wright, met with the Executive Director and the result was a weekly Oncology Clinic, which opened in January, 1981. The success of this clinic was evident on its first anniversary when statistics revealed that over 400 patients were treated during the first year. The clinic is held every Monday afternoon staffed with the four doctors on a rotating basis. They are assisted by a group of caring nurses and volunteers a group so closely knit they have more than just a patient-doctor-nurse relationship they're a family. This type of interaction at Saint Joseph's isn't unusual.

To us, you are not just a patient with a number, but an individual who needs kindness, compassion, and quality care something that Saint Joseph's Hospital is noted for providing. SAINT JOSEPHS HOSPITAL FUIIDRAISIIIG CENTERS JULY 7 THROUGH JULY 17 (except Sunday, July 11) 11 A.M.to5P.M. CONTRIBUTIONS IN SUPPORT OF OUR CURRENT FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: FOREST CITY: 510 Main St. JERMYN: 563 Washington Av. SIMPSON: 613 Main St.

MAYFIELD: 600 Poplar St. (Big Chiaf Morkot) CARBONDALE: 1 Park Placa ARCHBALD: 502 Main St. (Smith Motors) YO UR DONA TJON PLEDGE WILL BE APPRECIATED UYON We Will Pay The HIGHEST PRICES For DIAMONDS Paying; Immediate Cash For Fine Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Class Rings, Sterling Silver, Silver Coins, Silver Dollars, Old ond Rare Coins, Pocket Watches (Free Estimate). ROBERTS GOIH JEWELRY GO. 247 Wyoming Scranton Just Sdoon down from our old location 3472290- -Free Perking Next Door 342-8712 I Ar.