JOHN LIPUT
JUDITH HARDING
MARIAN SLUTZKER
Ecumenical Enterprises, Inc. (EEI), a local non-profit
corporation, proudly announces the opening of the
Meadows Nursing Center - a 120-bed facility at 55 West
Center Hill Road in Dallas Township. The $5 million
structure features the most modern equipment and
services in skilled and intermediate nursing care. It is
situated on a scenic 15 acre tract across from College
on and is accessible from both Route 415 (the
¥allas-Harveys Lake Highway) and Lake Street. :
The Meadows Nursing Center is the second phase of
the Meadows Geriatric Campus being developed by
EEL The first phase, the 120 unit Meadows Apartments,
was completed in 1981.
The Meadows Nursing Center is open to any person 18
years of age and older requiring nursing care. The
Center accepts private paying residents and is also a
provider under agreement with Medicare, Medicaid and
the Blue Cross-65 special program and other qualifying
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The Meadows Nursing Center will utilize a full-team
medical approach on an on-going basis with each
resident. Along with complete nursing service, the
Center will have two physicians available to provide the
medical care required to assure each and every resident
to best in health care. Physical therapy will be available
on a daily basis for those residents requiring such
therapeutic and recreational activities, dietary service,
social services, housekeeping, laundry, beauty and
barber service, pharmacy and eye, dental and podiatric
care. The Center also houses a gift shop, snack shop,
large living areas and a comfortable lounge area.
Mrs. Marian Slutzker has been named Therapeutic
Recreation Director of the center.
A native of North Carolina, Mrs. Slutzker served as
Therapeutic Recreation Director for the Virginia Reha-
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The Baltimore District,
Corps of Engineers, has
prepared a Finding of No
Significant Impact
(FONSI) and an Environ-
mental Assessment (EA)
for’ the Wyoming Valley
Comprehensive - Study,
Pennsylvania.
The study investigated
conditions along the
ing the communities of
Wilkes-Barre, Hanover
Township, Kingston,
Edwardsville, Plymouth,
Swoyersville and Forty
Fort.
The views of federal and
non-federal agencies and
interests have been solic-
ited during the planning
effort. Copies of the corre-
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impacts can be expected
from the proposed action.
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bilitation Center for the Blind in Richmond, Va. from
1972-77. After relocating to New Orleans in 1978, she
served as Program Director for the New Orleans Home
for Jewish Aged until 1980.
Mrs. Shutzker, who resides in Dallas with her husband
and two children, will be in charge of individual and
group therapeutic recreation functions, volunteer
recruitment and public relations.
John Liput has been named Director of Admissions
and Social Services.
He is a graduate of Pittston Area High School, King’s
College where he received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Psychology and the University of Scranton where he
received a Master of Science Degree in Counseling.
Liput has been employed as a caseworker in the
Social Services Department at Valley Crest, Luzerne
County Home, since 1975 where he dealt primarily with
geriatric patients.
Liput, his wife, the former Priscilla Reese, and their
son, Colin Michael, reside at 166 Church St., Dallas.
Judith A. Harding, RN, has been named Director of
Nursing.
A graduate of St. Petersburg Junior College Division
of Nursing Education, Mrs. Harding was formerly
employed at Rural Health Corp. of Northeast Pennsyl-
vania and in the marketing department of Upjohn
Health Care Corp.
The mother of four children, she and her husband,
Harold, reside in Noxen.
Complete information on the Center’s services, admis-
sions policy, and costs can be obtained by contacting the
Meadows Nursing Center Admissions Office at 675-8600:
The office is open daily Monday through Friday between
the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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What do Waco, Texas;
Hagerstown, Maryland;
and Kalamazoo, Michigan
have in common with
Wilkes-Barre? That’s
exactly what the Commit-
tee for Economic Growth
is assessing.
Fred Hartwigsen, Plan-
ning Task Force Chairman
of the Committee for Eco-
nomic Growth, recently
announced that the study
groups are completing
Element I of the Commu-
nity Assessments project.
In Element I, the Plan-
ning Task Force is study-
ing more than 30 specific
areas of the community
including education, hous-
ing, land resources, com-
munications, taxes and
labor. Each of these
groups were scheduled to
submit their reports by
late June.
Element 2 of the project,
which will begin shortly,
involves identifying other
areas which will provide a
basis for comparison and
evaluation.
The Wilkes-Barre/Wyo-
ming Valley’s characteris-
tics will be compared with
four cities in Pennsylvania
and 11 cities in other
states.
The areas in Pennsyl-
vania were selected
because of their size, loca-
tion, and potential as a
competitor for economic
development. The other
states were selected, using
the recently completed
study on the competitive
position of Pennsylvania
businesses undertaken for
the Pennsylvania Business
Council.
More than 350 individu-
als from throughout the
community are involved
with the Planning Task
Force. The Task Force has
as its goal the develop-
ment of a plan for the
economic revitalization of
the greater Wilkes-Barre
community.
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