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The Art Institute of
Pittsburgh announced
that RICH HARRIS re-
cently made the dean’s
list. Harris is majoring in
edia.
~The Art Institute of
Pittsburgh is a two-year
commercial art school
with majors in visual
communications, photo-
graphy-multi-media,
interior design, fashion
illustration and fashion
merchandising. The
Institute offers a degree
in specialized technology.
It is accredited by the
Accrediting Commission
of the National Associa-
tion of Trade and
Technical Schools.
MARION H. BORR,
PATIENT REPRESEN-
TATIVE AT WILKES-
BARRE GENERAL
HOSPITAL, has been
appointed to the board of
the Society of patient
Representatives of the
Hospital Association of
Pennsylvania for the
| second consecutive year.
She has been a member of
the Pennsylvania Society
and the National Society
of Patient Represen-
tatives for seven years.
She is also editor of the
Pennsylvania Society’s
newsletter.
A 1975 graduate of
Susquehanna University,
Mrs. Borr was named
Wilkes-Barr General
Hospital’s Patient
Representative in 1976.
She founded General's
Pastoral Care Advisory
Committee, Night
Chaplaincy Program and
Interpreter Service.
Mrs. Borr resides in
Trucksville with her
husband Bernard.
MS. MARY TAYLOR,
Designer and Beauty
Consultant, will be the
guest speaker at the next
meeting for the Associa-
tion of Retarded Citizens
of Luzerne County to be
held Monday, Feb. 28,
7:30 p.m. at Kirby Health
Center, Wilkes-Barre.
Ms. Taylor, accom-
plished author and public
speaker, will present a
slide show of the latest
spring and summer hair
fashions for men and
women and offer tips on
helping with the hair and
skin care needs of persons
with Downs Syndrome.
Officers of the ARC
presiding at this meeting
will be President Ellen
Campbell; 1st Vice
President Carol Smith;
2nd Vice president Joan
Felty; Secretary Peg
Sorber and Treasurer
selection:
Certificate
91 Day Certificate
Money Market IRA
Minimum
pening
Deposit
$2,500
$1,000
$ 500
Mary Taylor
Phil Tuhy.
JAMES MCGUIRE was
recently appointed
president of the Industrial
Perforators Association
(IPA), at the
organization’s annual
winter meeting held in
Nashville, TN. He had
previously served as vice
. president and has held the
post of chairman of the
Market Development
Committee of the IPA.
A resident of Dallas,
McGuire serves as vice
president of marketing
and sales of Diamond
Manufacturing Company,
Wyoming, and Lone Star
Perforating Company,
Saginaw, TX, the coun-
try’s leading perforators
of metal and other
materials for use in
construction and
manufacturing. James McGuire
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Gregory has issued a
summons on charges
against Howard E.
Stritzinger, 32, RD 3,
Dallas. Stritzinger has
been charged with
driving under the in-
fluence by Dallas
Township Police Chief
Carl Miers, following an
accident on Lower
Two fender benders
occurred in area
shopping center parking
lots last week with
Kingston Township and
Dallas Borough police
investigating. On
Tuesday, FED. 15 a 1970
Ford driven by Julianne
Jones, 185 Meadow-
crest, Trucksville was
Ramona Goble, 254
Scott St., Wilkes-Barre,
was injured last week
when the 1976 Plymouth
she was driving was
struck in the rear on
Route 309, Dallas
Township. Goble told
police she was traveling
north and slowed to
No injuries were
reported when two
vehicles collided on Rte.
309, Shavertown, last
week. A 1980 Ford
driven by Jennie
Volack, 118 Owens St.,
Swoyersville, pulled out
A passenger in a 1978
Datsun was slightly
injured in a one car
mishap last week in
Kingston Township.
College Misericordia
reported the theft of a
portable cassette deck
with radio and turntable
Demunds Road, Mercury driven = by
Wednesday, Feb. 16. Peggy Ann Blee, 39, RD
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when his vehicle left the where she was admitted
pavement on to the with head and internal
south berm. In at- injuries.
tempting to correct the
car, Stritzinger crossed
into the northbound lane
and struck a 1981
Stritzinger was
charged and released on
his own recognizance.
Thursday, Feb. 16.
Dallas Borough . Police
Chief Ed Lyons in-
vestigated the incident
which involved Frank T.
struck by a 1976 Cadillac
driven by Joan M.
Bruce, Pioneer Avenue,
Dallas, while backing
out of a parking space in
the Shavertown Acme
lot. Patrolman Walter Harry, RD 4, Dallas and
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Davis investigated.
A similar occurrence
took palce in the Dallas
Shopping Center lot,
Donna L. Baloga, Valley
View Trailer Park. The
mishap occured at 12:38
p.m.
309
in a clockwise motion
and come to rest against
an embankment in the
driveway. David
make a right turn into a
private driveway.
Ronald DeRemer,
. Pellam Trailer Park,
driver of the second
vehicle was also
traveling north and was
unable to stop in time to
avoid striking the Goble
car. The impact forced
the Goble vehicle to spin
Richards, Rice Street,
Dallas, witnessed the
incident which was
investigated by Dallas
Township Police Chief
Carl Miers.
of the Back Mountain
Shopping Center in a
northerly direction on
RD 1, Pittston, also
traveling north.
The incident occurred
at 3:20 p.m., Monday,
Feb. 14. It was investi-
gated by patrolman
Walter Davis.
the highway. The car
was struck by a 1973
Dodge driven by
Kenneth Allen Jones,
injured
Franklin: Street and
struck a utility pole.
Karen Hanko received
minor abrasions and
bruises on her legs when Driver was Mark
the vehicle swerved to Hanko, - Somers Point,
avoid a cat crossing E. N.J.
and a Smith Corono
typewriter from its
administration building.
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to Dallas Township
police, Feb. 16. Date of
the incident is unknown.
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