S.C.
Cafallo, . Reidsville, N.C.; brother,
lawn Cemetery.
Nursing Home, Dallas.
Howard Boice, Idetown; Elmer,
Funeral Home, Tunkhannock, with
Noxen.
Sterling, Greens-
11 from the
ville.
Tunkhannock, a
12 from the Bednarski
Noxen; Solomon,
nephews.
12 from Sheldon
the Rev. Michael
12 from the James V.
Albert Duran, College Misericor-
dia’s ‘Gifts for Learning’ general
campaign chairman, will call for
financial reports from ‘six commu-
nity vice chairmen at the first
campaign report meeting to be held
Wednesday, Jan. 18, at 12:15 p.m. at
the Sheraton-Crossgates in Wilkes-
- Barre.
The vice chairmen are helping to
raise $292,000 for student financial
aid programs. The six are Helen
0’Connor, Luzerne County Register
of Wills; George Lister, vice presi-
dent and general manager of the
Times Leader; Thoams Jacobs,
managing director of Boscov's;
Raymond McGarry, national
account manager of AT&T; Susan
Kluger, a director of the First
National Bank of Wyoming; and
Daniel Shall, inventory and pur-
chasing manager of Commonwealth
Telephone Company.
Benedicta Matchett, chairman of
the College’s alumni giving pro-
gram, will report on the progress to
date of the alumni direct-mail phase
of the campaign and will announce
plans for the alumni phonathon to
be held Feb. 6 through 14.
Two additional report meetings
will be held on February 8 and 22. A
final victory celebration is sched-
uled for Feb. 29.
"New councilmen
Dalessandro.
The following area coules have
recorded births during the past
week:
A son to FRED AND TAMMY
WILLAUER, 103 Warsaw St., Swoy-
ersville, on Jan. 8 in Mercy Hospi-
tal, Wilkes-Barre.
A daughter to SCOTT AND. BEV-
Dallas Post/Glenn S. Bodish
Births
ERLY OWEN, 488 Slocum St.
Swoyersville, on Jan. 7 in Nesbit
Memorial Hospital, Kingston.
A son to SUSAN AND JOHN
FROHMAN, 18 Jay St., Swoyers-
ville, on Jan. 7 in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
A son to ELAINE AND DAVID
° Meets all
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giardia cysts.”
ONE $ 00 TWO
GAL. GAL.
PER MIN. PER MIN.
PER
MINUTE
or 639-1083
or write:
Box 356
WEAVER, RD 3, Box 263-12, Dallas,
on Jan. 5 in Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
A daughter to SUSAN AND
ATTORNEY HOWARD LEVINSON,
17 Highland Drive, Dallas, on Jan. 7
in Nesbitt Memorial ‘Hospital, -
Kingston.
A son to DEBORAH AND WIL-
LIAM MILZ, 321 Avenue C, Swoy-
ersville, on Jan. 9 in Nesbitt Memo-
rial Hospital, Kingston.
A son to ELEANOR AND BOYD
KLEIN, 175 Valley View Park,
Dallas, on Jan. 10 in Nesbitt Memggp)
rial Hospital, Kingston. wy
A daughter to ALISON AND KEN-
NETH KRAKOSKY, 22 Division St.,
Shavertown, on Jan. 11 in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston.
Fund Drive
continues
The 1984 Fund Drive of the Jack-
son Twp. Volunteer Fire Dept. will
continue for the next several weeks.
Township residents who have
received solicitation letters are
encouraged to promptly complete
and return the membership card,
together with their tax-deductible
donation.
* ‘Anyone wishing to donate to the
work of the volunteer fire depart-
ment, but who did not receive
solicitation letter, or has mispla
it, should contact fund drive chai
man Bob Bohlander at 696-3566.
Please support your fire depart-
ment. It serves each and every
resident of Jackson Twp., and the
support of each and every resident
is important.
Rebecca M. Osborn MSW. ACSW
717 696-1932 i
® SHAVERTOWN © PA eo
Individual, Couple, Family Counseling
Day or Evening Hours
Dr. Dan F. Kopen of Kingston is pleased
to announce the opening of his practice in
General and Vascular Surgery at The New
Bridge Center, 480 Pierce Street, Kings-
ton, Suite #318. Non-invasive vascular
diagnostic services will be available
through this office. Appointments may be
made by calling 283-2323. ;
Originally from Forty Fort, Dr. Kopen
was graduated from Forty Fort High School
in 1966 and holds a bachelor of science
degree from Wilkes College where he
received the Outstanding Graduate Award
in 1970. He also received the Distin-
guished Young Alumnus Award from
Wilkes in 1980.
Doctor Kopen earned his medical degree
from the Milton S. Hershey Medical School
of the Pennsylvania State University in
1974. He completed an internship in
surgery as well as a residency in general
surgery at the Barnes Hospital in St.
Louis, Missouri, where he served as chief
surgical resident in 1979-80. In addition,
he completed a fellowship at the Washing- “gf
ton University School of Medicine in
Gastrointestinal Surgery from 1976 to
1977.
Certified by the American Board of
Surgery in 1980, Dr. Kopen was pre-
viously assistant director of the Burn Unit
as well as co-director of the surgical
intensive care unit at the St. John's
Mercy Medical Center, St. Louis; clinical
assistant in surgery at the Washington
University School of Medicine; and staff
surgeon for the Geisinger Medical Group
in Wilkes-Barre.
A member of the Luzerne County and
Pennsylvania Medical Societies, the Ameri-
can Medical Association, and the American
Burn Association; Dr. Kopen is a member
of the medical staff at the NPW Medical
Center, and has applications pending for
privileges at the Wilkes-Barre General !
Hospital, Mercy Hospital, and Nesbitt [§
Memorial Hospital. i