Ladies Auxiliary donates money to Center for Independent Living-funded scholarship

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Ladies Auxiliary of the Scranton Chapter of UNICO recently donated $2,000 to the pre-employment scholarship fund for people with High Functioning Autism run by the NEPA Center for Independent Living’s Transitional Skills Center.

The donation came from proceeds of the Bocce tournament held by the Auxiliary at the Victor Alfieri Society bocce court.

Seated in front is Robert Treptow, president, CIL board of directors.

Standing in the front row, from left: Diane Alberigi, CIL Director of Payroll Services and UNICO; Danelle Hogan, UNICO, and Christopher Arnone, CIL Board of Directors.

Back row, same order: Joseph Ross, CIL VP – Independent Living Services; Tyler Blaum, participant; Gayle DeAntona, president, Ladies Auxiliary UNICO, and Michael Mellody, CIL Chief Financial Officer.

 

UNCO Bocce Tournament

Bocce Tournament winners

Members of Team Walker Law pose with their first place trophies after taking first place in the Keystone Chapter UNICO Bocce Tournament held at Arcaro and Genell Bocce Courts, Old Forge.  From left are John Mecca, Keystone UNICO president; John Rettura, tournament official; John Caciamanni and Jack Stetz; Elizabeth Rettura Kosarev, tournament committee members; Donnie Stetz; Silvio Mele, tournament official; and Philip Bosha. Proceeds from this tournament benefited the Keystone UNICO local scholarship program. For information on UNICO, contact membership director Cathy Bianchi at (570) 489-3003.

Bocce Tournament Winners Announced

The 24th annual Lackawanna County Commissioners Bocce Tournament held at McDade Park on June 6, 2015. The popular day-long event attracted 100 players composing the 24 competing teams in men’s, women’s and mixed teams categories.

Team Godino won the 24th annual Lackawanna County Commissioners Bocce Tournament. Photographed, from left, are John Rettura, tournament director; Commissioner Patrick M. O’Malley; team members: Dan Checko, Bob Rossi, Michael Studenski and Tony Godino; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.

Team Godino won the 24th annual Lackawanna County Commissioners Bocce Tournament. Photographed, from left, are John Rettura, tournament director; Commissioner Patrick M. O’Malley; team members: Dan Checko, Bob Rossi, Michael Studenski and Tony Godino; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.

The Capo Dei Tori squad took second place. Pictured from left, John Rettura, tournament director; Commissioner Patrick M. O’Malley; Capo Dei Tori members Tom Mcllwee, Joe Berardelli, Tony Russo and Sam Cottese; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.

The Capo Dei Tori squad took second place. Pictured from left, John Rettura, tournament director; Commissioner Patrick M. O’Malley; Capo Dei Tori members Tom Mcllwee, Joe Berardelli, Tony Russo and Sam Cottese; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.

The members of Bullshead 3 accept their third place trophies from the organizers of the tournament.  From left are Mike Ancherani, Lou Nardella, Joe Bonacuse and Doug Simone of Bullshead 3; John Rettura, tournament director; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.

The members of Bullshead 3 accept their third place trophies from the organizers of the tournament. From left are Mike Ancherani, Lou Nardella, Joe Bonacuse and Doug Simone of Bullshead 3; John Rettura, tournament director; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.

The Kingwood Champs team finished in fourth. From left are Ken Reis, John and Lucille Deo, and John Martarazzo of Kingwood Champs; John Rettura, tournament director; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.

The Kingwood Champs team finished in fourth. From left are Ken Reis, John and Lucille Deo, and John Martarazzo of Kingwood Champs; John Rettura, tournament director; and William Davis, the deputy director of the county’s Parks & Recreation Department.