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Auxiliary holds tea ! :
The Back Mountain Branch of Mercy Hospital Auxiliary. recently held the annual Christmas Tea
at Mercy Center, College Misericordia, Dallas, honoring the 90 retired nuns who reside at the
Center. Shown above are, from left, Mrs. Arthur Kirk, co-chairman of the affair; Mrs. Edward
Crake, president of the auxiliary; Mrs. James Connery, chairman; Mrs. James Clinton, volunteer,
and Mrs. Ben Banks, past president. The auxiliary meets weekly all year-round at the Center
preparing for their Christmas Boutique with the assistance. of the nuns. For further information
on this work of mercy, please call Mrs. Edward Crake, 639-1230.
People in the news —
DAVID R, CAMPBELL, son of :
Lab work at home : :
Joann Hermann, laboratory staff member at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, draws blood from Fred
Mountjoy at his home in Kingston.
Phlebotomists make house calls
At the request of a physician,
staff phlebotomists from Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital will make house
calls to homebound residents in
tory. A report is then forwarded to
the patient’s physician.
The house calls are performed
Laboratory personnel travel to the
patient’s residence, draw the blood
and refrigerate itfor transport back
to the hospital. All blood tests are
ted to the Pennsylvania Bar.
need of blood work.
SS,
only for the testing which is covered
by Medicare, Blue Cross and most
major insurance companies.
The home-drawn testing program
initiated by Virgil Serafine, director
of laboratory services at Nesbitt,
currently handles 70 house calls per
week within a 50-mile radius of the
hospital. Many of the patients utilize
the program on a weekly basis.
Laboratory personnel also handie
emergency house calls and can be
at a patient’s home within an hour.
ice may contact Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital’s laboratory at 288-0605 for
further information.
Post Classifieds
Sell
675-5211
Paulison Ave., Passaic, N.J., has
been promoted in the U.S. Army to
the rank of sergeant.
Campbell is an infantryman at
Fort Kobbe, Panama, with the 2nd
Battallion, 187th Infantry.
His wife, Claudia, is the daughter
of Claude J. and Jane D. Wilkes, of
Rural Route 2, Harveys Lake.
The sergeant is a 1978 graduate of
Passaic High School.
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NORA A. BARLOW, of 97 Maple-
wood Ave., Dallas, was recently
awarded a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Early Childhood Educa-
tion at the winter commencement
program at Elizabethtown College.
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LEO M. PALL, JR., Philadelhia,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Pall,
Hunlock Creek, was recently admit-
A 1976 graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School, Pall is a cum laude
graduate of the University of Scran-
ton and a graduate of the Columbus
School of Law of the Catholic Uni-
versity of America, Washington,
D.C.
He is married to the former Rose-
mary Robinson, Philadelphia, and is
a partner in the law firm of Robin-
son, Pall and Pall, Upper Darby,
Pa.
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ARMY PVT. PATRICK 'H.
STACHELL, son of Henry Clark of
Dallas, and Jean L. Atkins, of 2724
W. Third St., Chester, Pa., has
arrived for duty in Eschborn, West
Germany.
Stachell, a combat engineer wit
hthe 317th Engineer Battalion, was
previously assigned at Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo.
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BONITA GRUVER of Swoyers-
University’s undergraduates who
Fall 1983 Dean’s List. :
student must be attending the uni-
versity full time and earn at least a
3.50 average of a possible 4.0.
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WELCOME WISHES GO OUT TO
home at 172 Harris Hill Road,
Trucksville. The Ellsworths are
formerly from Plymouth. j
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MARINE PFC. DAVE W. FITZ-
GERALD, son of Warren and Janice
reported for duty with 2nd Marine
Division, Camp Lejeune, N.C.
587-1148
825-6868
The tape ‘‘Alzheimer’s Disease’
has recently been added to the Tel-
Med listing. The tape number is 724.
Alzheimer’s Disease is an unusual
disorder that affects the thinking
and reasoning ability of the brain. It
nursing home admissions.
The first symptoms are the inabil-
ness. As the disease progresses,
agitation, irritability, and restless-
ness become noticeable. The disor-
der can be of a great source of
frustration and emotional strain on
the family as well as the patient. :
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Disease is not presently known, it is
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blue pages of the phone book, or call
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