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| Misericordia students honored
Twelve College Misericordia Congratulations to Germaine
students have a selected for ~~ Riccardo, Mary Beth Kollesar,
the 1984 Who's Who Among Stu- Maunita amin Therese
dents in Ameri iversiti ; , Kim-
ents in American Universities Berty. Clark. Mary or toner,
Mary Ann Walsh, Julie Washca-
lus, Sheila Finn,-Liza Wood, Ken-
neth Wolensky.
and Colleges, according to Sr.
Martha Hanlon, College Miseri-
cordia Dean of STudents.
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thank-yous
Christmas presents have been
opened, and the sweater from Aunt
Minnie is perfect. The home-baked
goods sent over from the next-door
neighbors were the hit of Christmas
breakfast and the twins adore the
sled grandpa picked out.
The holiday season is one in which
the expression, “It’s more blessed
to give than to receive,” is joyfully
demonstrated. It’s also appropriate
that the sender’s generosity be
remembered in a thank-you note.
“It’s important that the thank-you
be conveyed as soon as possible
following the giver’s kindness,’
says Larry Salvaggio, product man-
ager for stationery at American
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the note is delayed because the
receiver just doesn’t know what to
write.”
Salvaggio offers the following
hints that make sending a thank-you
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Write the note within a few days
of the receipt of the gift, while
details are still fresh in your mind.
Describe the moment when the
gift was received. Tell the person
Explain hwo the gift will be used -
and be specific. Let Aunt Minnie
Jot a note about what the gift
meant to you, or mention how it
reflects the giver’s personality. Try
something like, “Only you would
have known that we’d be up all
night Christmas Eve wrappping
presents, and I'd be too tired. to
cook a fancy breakfast. But thanks
to the breads you sent, the morning
was perfect for everyone - including
Set the gift in front of you to
nudge a comment or two describing
now and they’re having the times of
their lives.”
Personalize the thank-you note
with a photograph of the gift as it is
receiver.
Sincerity and originality are the
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corporation that owns and manages
the Meadows Nursing Center and
In a recent interview, Mr. Condo
noted that most residents of nursing
homes are in their 80s and 90s,
while many elderly who reside in
independent housing are in their 70s
or older. Many of their friends may
have died, and some of their chil-
dren, themselves advanced in age,
are no longer able fo visit fre-
quently or easily.
EEI has issued a holiday message
to the public urging them to “visit
an old friend or loved one” during
the holiday season.
Most of these people, Mr. Condo
commented, will consider the visit
itself as the true ‘gift’. However, if
you feel that some tangible gift is in
gested that the more practical the
gift to the older friend the better.
Some recommendations, as pooled
from the EEI management staff,
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cards, 20 cent stamps, magnifying
glasses, shaving items (excluding
safety razors), pajamas or night-
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