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: Shown are participants in Commonwealth Telephone Company's engineering education seminar
Albert Duran, 1983 Annual Campaign Chairman; Joseph R., Fink; President of College | x
Misericordia; Benedicta North Matchett, Alumni Fund Chairman; Congressman Frank Harrison, :
principal speaker; and John McCole, member of Misericordia’s Board of Trustees.
Misericordia kicks off |
three-year campaign
use; develop curricula, fund
research, and augment current pro-
grams for faculty and staff training.
The fund raising campaign is
being conducted in phases. The
major gift phase is now underway.
The special gift phase, beginning
immediately, will ask a much
larger group of Misericordia sup-
porters’ for a pledge of financial
support over the next three years.
The campaign will conclude with a
community phase to include alumni,
~ foundations, corporations and
others.
According to Dr. Fink, A Gift of
Quality will not be just a. fund
raising venture.
“It is out intention to reaffirm the
mission and vitality of College Mis-
ericordia. We will talk of future
direction and community involve-
ment which means much more than
financial support,” Fink said.
“We hope that this campaign will
be just one step in the renewal of a
60 year partnership with the com-
munity,” remarked Fink.
Monsignor Andrew J. McGowan,
chairman of College Misericordia’s
Board of Trustees and master of
College Misericordia kicked off its
$1.5 million capital campaign
recently in the Grand Ballroom of
the Genetti Best Western Motor Inn
in Wilkes-Barre.
Dr. Joseph R. Fink, president of
College Misericordia, announced
that pre-campaign major gift
pledges received to date total $571,-
000, or approximately 40 percent of
the three year goal. Two pledges of
$100,000 each helped achieve this
milestone.
“A Gift of Quality - 60 Years of
Commitment,” the theme of Miseri-
cordia’s capital campaign, repre-
sents the school’s celebration of the -
60th anniversary of its founding by
the Religious Sisters of Mercy in
1924. ;
The College plans to use the
capital funds raised to: develop
endowments for scholarships and
financial aid to students; repair and
renovate older buildings and class-
rooms, and improve their energy
efficiency; purchase equipment for .
instruction in professional studies,
and implement long-range objec-
tives for computer hardware and its
ceremonies for the campaign kick-
off, noted that the $571,000 raised so
early in the campaign symbolizes
the ‘‘tremendous display of confi-
dence in the work that College
Misericordia has been doing, and
the faith that this community has in
the continuing ability of the College
to serve the population of the
region, and serve it well.” 4
Congressman Frank Harrison was
principal speaker at the event. Har-
rison once served as a faculty
member at College Misericordia,
and has for many years been a firm
supporter of the College and its
programs.
Harold Rosenn, vice chairman of
the Board of Trustees, introduced
the capital campaign’s Special Task
Force. Members of the task force
are Sr. Miriam Ruth Brennan, Elmo
Clemente, Susanne Curry, Sr. Mary
Ann Dillon; Hanford Eckman, Louis #
Goeringer, Leonard Gonchar, Rich-
ard Laux, William Mainwaring,
John McCarthy, John McCole, John
Metz, Dr. George Moses, Helen
0’Connor, Robert Patton, William
Smulowitz and William Umphred.
Seminar held
The Humanities Department of Luzerne County Community College recently held a day-long in-
service for faculty members at the college's Educational Conference Center. Francis Hanify,
department chairperson; and John R. Kelleher, director of writing; presented the in-service and
discussed course syllabi revision and curriculum planning. Among those in attendance for the;
. in-service program are, from left, seated, John R. Kelleher, Nanticoke, assistant professor“ of
~ English; Francis Hanify, Dallas, associate professor of English; and Sujanet Mason, Wilkes-
Barre, assistant professor of speech. Standing, Robert Carson, Wilkes-Barre, assistant professor
of English; Judy Rasimas, Wilkes-Barre English instructor; Gayle Delano, Wilkes-Barre English
instructor; Jeannette Jabers, Wilkes-Barre, reading specialist; John P. Pisaneschi, Dorrance
Township, associate professor of speech; and Ray McGraw, Wilkes-Barre, English instructor.
FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE
© Ladies Coat size 14. Ashley Console 1 TV 13” Black & White White Metal Door and Kenmore Heavy Duty Dark Pine Bathroom Boys Clothes--Like new, 2 Hand Fired Coal GAF Super 8 Color &
i Brown with light fox collar, Woodburner--20" firebox $55; 1 TV 16’ black & frame $40; aqua tub, sink Electric Washer & Accessories consisting London Fog jacket, beige Furnaces--Exc. working Sound Movie Camera
© as new, $8. 696-3285. 40- $100. 675-3252. 42-tfn-P - white with stand, perfect = and commode $150. or Dryer--exc. cond. $125 - of 2 towel racks, tooth w-fur lining size 14. 2 pr. cond. 823-3500. 43-tin-P With automatic zoom lens
© tin-p 2 Mounted Snow Tires-- cond. $100; 1 electric best offer. 333-4661 or each or trade either for brush tray, tissue holder. Levis straight leg and 2 Glass-Topped Dinette, and case; GAF Super 8 Ls i
: Hamilton Gas Dryer, B78-13, for 1975 Pinto forced air Chrysler 333-4385. 42-tfn-P freezer. 696-4702. 42-tin- Like new, $15. 696-1738. pr. cordyroys straight leg, chrome base, 4 swivel projector. Reasonable » q
white, very good cond. Stationwagon. $10 ea. furnace, 20,000 K.U, 288- Three Binks Pressure p Mechanical Adjustable size 30-32. Call 696-2239. chairs, amber lucite back offer. 675-0965 after 7 » }
{$75 or best offer. 287- 675-2466 before noon. 2206 after 3:30. 40-tfn-P Paint Spray Pots--2-5-20 Steam Radiator--30"" Bed Spring--for 36-tfn-P. with white leather seats; p.m. 42-tin-P :
x 5732. 42:tin-P 43-tfn-P 1 Twin Complete Bed-- gallon capacity with all high, 5 sections, $8.00; handicapped pefson, Poppa Bear Fisher gold sectional ie Antique School Desks--
2 Lo LEGALNOTICE: i av 14” Electric Snow Brass headboard asking = controls and accessories. child's maple antique $150. 639-2371. 42-tfn-P. Wood Stove--one door, Mediterranean livingroom best offer; beveled mirror,
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5 © {than myself ft. outdoor electrical 6179. 40-tin-P 2957. 42-tfn-P sofa, beige-light green Range with hood. gold 3077 evenings. 35-tfn-P and video tap recorder. frame, best offer. 675-
; Robert R. Brown, Jr extension cord. Asking Gas Stove suitable for Girls Murray Bicycle-- contemporary, solid back self-cleaning, $150. 287- Camper Cap for 8’ Box-- 824-0566. 38-tfn-P 0965 after 7 p.m. 42-tfn-P
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration have
been granted in. the following
Estate. All persons indebted to
said: Estate are required to make
payment, and those having claims
and demands to present the same
without delay to the Administrator
named:
Estate of JAMES TABIT, late of
Wilkes-Barre City, Luzerne Countts
Pennsylvania (died November 28,
1983).
Mr. William J. Tabit, c-0
ANTHONY P. MOSES, Attorney
960 United Penn Bank Bldg
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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LEGAL NOTICE Wikes.Barre, PA. 18701 Satan Suse ven Pe i Secretary Refrigerator $50: RCA deo, Medigianean iy $400 or best offer. 675- Eifel Wood Burner, Catalpa Tree Farm. 675- pH
DALLAS TOWNSHIP ORDINANCES 51-1-P 51-1-P 1-1-0 ng : cabinet in fruitwood, exc. : 5 o
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE 25" color console (solid cond. $150. 333-4661, 5656. 39-tfn-P $300; wedding gown, size 4452 or 639-5492. 45-4-P
Dallas Township Ordinance No
1959-2, levying a tax of Two
Dollars ($2.00) per month on
house trailers in Dallas Township,
as amended in 1963, has been
reenacted under the authority of
the Act approved Decemer 31
1965, (No. 511), without substan-
tial change, and the same tax has
been imposed for the year 1984
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that
Dallas Township Ordinance. No.
1960-1, levying the Township of
Dallas Real Estate Transfer Tax at
the rate of one (1) percent of the
value of the real estate trans-
ferred, has been reenacted under
the authority of the Act approved
December, 1963, (No. 511), with-
out substantial change, and the
same tax has been imposed for
the year 1984 3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Dallas Township Ordinance No
1972-1, levying a per capita tax of
Five Dollars’ ($5.00) has been
reenacted under the authority of
the Act approved December 31,
1965, (No. 511), without substan-
tial change, and the same tax has
been imposed for the year 1984
NOTICE -1S ALSO GIVEN that
Dallas Township Ordinance No.
1966-4, levying an earned income
tax, continues in force during the
year 1984, without reenactment,
under the authority of Subsection Ii
of Section 13 of the Act approved
December 31, 1965. (No. 511).
DALLAS TOWNSHIP SUPERVI-
SORS
BY: Glenn Howell, SecretaryFrank
Townend, Solicitor
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$50. 287-4086. 43-tfn-P
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that on
December 21, 1983, Paul P
Vinton, of 68 Bennett Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, 18702,
and John Frank of 17 Auburn
Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
18702, did file in the Office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, an application for a
Certificate to do business ‘under
the assumed and fictitious name of
BOSTON STORE PHOTOGRA-
PHERS
said business to be conducted at
17 Auburn Street, Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania.
EDLEY AND REISHTEIN
cottage or apartment $15.
Call 675-2003. 40-tfn-P
Red Single Livingroom
Chair Good cond. $25
696-2400. 40-tfn-P
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 16, 1983, Thomas
Kokinda, of 205 Kokinda Drive,
Avoca, Pa., 18641, did file in the
Office of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
an application for a Certificate to
do business under the assumed
and fictitious name of
SHOWCASE PRODUCTIONS
said business to be conducted: at
24'', 5-speed, exc, cond.
$55; boys Murray bicycle,
24" -5-speed, slightly
bent, $20. Call 696-1622.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Borough of Dallas invites
sealed bids for the supply of a
1984 Police Cruiser. All bids must
be in the Secretary's office by 7:30
p.m. January 17, 1984
Specifications may be picked up
at the Secretary's office, 25 Main
St., Dallas, Pa
Dallas Borough has the right to
reject any or all bids
Ralph Garris
Grant Ave.;
(10) foot alle
from impeachini
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410 Bicentennial Building
15 Public Square
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(717) 825-8567
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Hazleton, Pa. 18201
(717) 455-9511
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cushions asking $90. 824-
8690. 43-tfn-P
2 Bedroom Suites--
queen sized mattress and
springs, Gold covered
wood burner,
miscellaneous household
furniture-furnishings,
clothing, executive desk,
287-1978 anytime or 696-
4421 after 5 p.m. 43-tfin-P
Lowery Organ Call 696-
1918. 42-tfn-P
Medium Sized Frigidaire
state) $100; RCA 19’
color portable $100;
Sylvania 19" color
portable (80 percent solid
state) $60. All good cond.
283-2101. 37-tin-P
13'8”’ of White Kitchen
Cabinets--top and base
with double sink, gas
range with grill and ultra
ray broiler, can be seen
still in use $600 for all or
will sell separately. 288-
2453, 36-tfn-P
Case Tractor--Needs
minor fepair, $500. Call
675-2728. 37-tfn-P
Beautiful Girls Clothes--
size 9-13, shoe size 9;
shear beaver cape,
instamatic camera,
encyclopedias, pet bed.
Call 824-0566. 38-tfn-P
5 Ft. Clothing Rack--
commercial quality, $30;
desk w-typewriter
extension and adjustable
675-5684. 38-tfn-P
4462. 44-tin-P
Used Truck Tire--
Firestone All-Terrain 10-
15LT, $15. 675-2328.
Solid Oak Diningroom
Table, good cond. $150;
7 walnut diningroom
chairs with padded seats,
$20 ea. or $125 for the
lot. 333-4661, 333-4385.
RCA Stereo Console
with AM-FM radio,
turntable and 8 track tape
333-4385. 37-tfn-P
Snowplow and tire chains
for International Cub
Garden tractor $100 for
both. 333-4661, 333-
4385. 37-tin-P
Loveseat, contemporary
style in rust, tan and
black, $50; large desk,
solid wood in antique
brown, $75. 333-4661,
333-4385. 37-tfn-P
Conn Spinet Organ
$395; new 3 pc. men's
suit, gray, 38R, worn
twice, paid $100 asking
$50; Ashley woodburner
$200; Redwood bar, seats
12, $250; White bathroom
set, sink, shower,
commode $100. 675-
4329. 41-tfn-P
Persian Lamb Fur Coat--
cond. size 20, $500. 288-
3321. 44-tfn-P
Spinet Chickering
Piano--Mahogany,
very good cond. $150 or
best offer. 675-6902 after
5 p.m. 35-tin-P
Early American Couch &
Chair, exc. cond.; man’s
size 46 brown leather %
length jacket like new.
654-3022. 39-tfn-P
New Custom Made
Drapes; blue, 2 pr.
88!'x67"", 1. pr.-51'" x62";
gold 1 pr. 88"’x57'", 1 pr.
64''x62"", 2 pv. 46''x62’".
Cost over $750, asking
Mrs. Newman Doll--
Bridesmaid, purchased at
1982 Auction $65. 288-
7811, 41-tfn-P
Massey Ferguson
Riding Mower--7 h.p.,
with plow. Runs exc. 655-
8978. 36-tfin-P
10 Pc. Maple Family
Den Set $250; wrought
iron chaise lounge $35; 2
wrought iron chairs $25.
ea.; 21!’ Zenith color
console TV, exc. cond.
$150. 693-1940. 41-tfn-P
Metal China Cabinet
with glass doors $75;
base cabinet $40; both
have butcher block! tops.
Like new 288-5589. 41-
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RCA Console AM-FM
Stereo & Phone $100,
with 8 track player $120.
(3 yrs. old); Panasonic
AM-FM 8 track stereo
$75; Hitachi 12" B & W.
portable TV $35. All good
cond. 283-2101. 37-tin-P
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Girls Dresses--Sizes 5
and 6X, $1 and up; girls
tan winter coat size 5,
$10; air travel kennel for
small dog, $10; blue baby
carriage $10; all in good
cond. 288-8315. 38-tfn-P
Kitchen Set--well
constructed, table w-leaf,
swivel chairs, $50; 2 end
tables $3. each; Vita
Master 3 way action
exercise machine, $80.
288-9818. 38-tfn-P
12, $75. 675-2753. 39-tfn-
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Well-McClean Furnace,
steam, good cond. $200.
Call after 5 p.m. 287-
6769. 39-tfn-P
Maytag Gas Dryer, $55)
stainless steel gym set, 3
yrs. old, $50. Call 824-
2451. 39-tin-P
Hunting Outfit, brand
new, size 40-42; English
% length tweed coat;
jacket size 40-42; shirts |
100 percent wool, large
size, shirts never used.
Reasonable. 287-7877.
40-tfn-P
Furniture--Sofa bed,
recliner. Call 675-2282 or
696-1134. 37-tfn-P
2 Pair Audio-Technica
Headphones--$30. ea. or
Cassette player for car,
auto. reverse with slide
All in good cond, 283-
2101. 37-tin-P
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Oval Diningroom Table
with 6 chairs, very good
cond. and quality. $275 or
best offer. 287-4217. 41-
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Free Spirit Bike--26"
also 10 speed, bike exc.
cond. as new $75. 675-
4052. 41-tfn-P
Mixed Hardwood
fireplace wood. Blue,
Norway and white spruce.
Douglas fir x-mas trees,
retail and wholesale. Lake
Multilith Offset Printing
Machine Model 85, VG
cond. includes ink, mats,
chemicals, different color
paper, HD stapler plus
many extras. $475 or best
offer. 696-3953. 44-tfn-P
5 Occasional Tables--
beautiful finish, solid
wood, oriental influence.
When new $1100, best
offer. 675-3274. 47-tfn-P
Crib With Mattress,
bumper pads, etc. like
new $30; brand new
child's walker $10; hand
negotiable. 696-1075. 47-
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Premium Coal $70 per -
ton. All'sizes delivered.
Call Allied Eastern 825-
0738. 47-4-P :
Attractive Handmade
Christmas Display--
Santa Claus and 3
287-3232. 48-tn-P