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chairman, and Mrs.
President of Program.
The Wilkes-Barre chapter
of Hadassah will hold its
14th annual art exhibition
and sale this Saturday and
Sunday, Oct. 18 and 19 at
the Jewish Community
Center. The exhibition and
sale will open with a gala
patron preview cocktail
party Oct. 18 beginning at 8
p.m. Mrs. Trudy Harris
and Mrs. Muriel Klein are
chairmen of the evening
affair.
The public is invited to
attend the Sunday event
which will feature
paintings, graphics, and
African sculpture. Among
the noted artists whose
paintings will be for sale
are those of Baskin,
Calder. Dali, Dufy,
Levier, Matisse, Neiman,
Picasso, Renoir, Rubin,
Soyer, and Vasareli.
These may be purchased
at the premier as well as on
Sunday. The collection will
be on display from noon
until 7 p.m.
All proceeds from this
art exhibition and sale will
benefit the Hadassah
Medical Center in
Jerusalem. These rebuilt
facilities on Mt. Scopus are
due to reopen this month.
Mrs. Charlotte Paul and
Mrs. Margery Ufberg are
chairmen of the Art Show.
The president of Wilkes-
Barre Chapter of Hadassah
is Mrs. Syvia Klein.
Thomas G. “Tim”
Brown, Jr., has been
notified by the Com-
monwealth of Penn-
sylvania Department of
State Board Examiners
Public Accountants,
Harrisburg, that he has
successfully completed
last Srping's exam and is
now a Certified Public
Accountant (CPA).
High School,
Brown graduated’ from
King's College in 1972
receiving a Bachelors of
Science Degree with
majors in accounting and
data processing.
While attending King’s
he was a member of the
College's Club Football
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team and has kept up his
sports interest by serving
as a football official.
He is also a member of
the Century Club and the
Lake-Lehman® Booster
Association.
Brown, who is employed
by Parente Randolph and
Co., Wilkes-Barre, is
married to the former
Mary Ruth Hannagan. The
Brown's reside at Mt. View
Drive, Lehman, Pa.
Photo by Alex Rebar
Thomas G. Brown
Poetry
contest
A $1,500 grand prize will
be awarded in the current
poetry contest sponsored
by the World of Poetry, a
monthly newsletter for
poets.
Poems of all styles and
on any subject are eligible
to compete for the grand
prize or for 49 other cash or
merchandise awards.
Second place is $500.
Rules and official entry
forms are available by
writing to: World of
Poetry, 801 Portola Dr.,
Dept. 211, San Francisco,
Calif. 94127.
Nov. 30.
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The home %f Ray Hall,
West Center "Hill Road,
Dallas, was saved from
total destruction by fire
.last week through the
efforts of Peter Hughes,
morning news carrier, and
a next door neighbor, Mrs.
James McGuire.
Peter, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hughes,
Highland Avenue,
discovered the fire on his
way home after delivering
papers. He ran to his home
and his mother called Mrs.
McGuire. Mrs. McGuire
called the Dallas Fire
Company at 7:15 a.m., who
responded immediately
with two pumpers and the
ambulance.
On his arrival, 1st
assistant Jim Davies was
notified that someone was
inside the house but five
minutes after the firemen
were on the scene they
were notified he was at
The fire company used
the new ' Highland
Boulevard fire hydrant
which provided sufficient
water supply to put the fire
under control.
The fire damage was
held to the basement and
the livingroom floor. The
remainder of the house
sustained heat and smoke
damage including the
newly remodeled kitchen.
Firemen believe the fire
started in an old coal bin in
the corner of the basement
which was used for
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