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Gilbert D. Toubh, C.A.M., of Leh
man, President and, Chief
A check for $500 was presented to
The Meadows Nursing Center in
Dallas by the Dallas Junior
Women’s Club. The check is part of
* the remaining funds left over when
the group voted to disband April 1.
Members of College Misericordia
Flute Ensemble who will par-
ticipate in Flute Ensemble Day on
Flutists attending junior and
senior high school or college are
invited to attend-a Flute Ensemble
Day at College Misericordia on
Saturday, March 31 from 9:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. in Regina Hall.
Participants will play in a large
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focused on the future of health care
and efforts being made to control
hospital costs. He cited several new
programs designed to reduce
hospital expenses, such as early
discharge, same day discharge,
shorter maternity stays, and pre-
admission certification. Shown
here are officers of the board of
Shown above, from left, are, Linda
Vosniak, a club member whose
grandmother is a resident of the
Meadows, Kathy Oravitz, president
of the Club, Thomas Sweeney,
administrator of The Meadows
Saturday, March 31, are shown
here. From left, first row, Michele
Tripus, Cheryl Jones and Lisa
ensemble of 40 flutists, choose a
smaller group at their own level
and hear the College Misericordia
Flute Ensemble perform.
The events are free and
registration can be made through
senior high school band directors or
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directors of Home -Care
Management who attended the
First Joint Annual Meeting, From
left, Stanford Weiss, treasurer;
Mrs. Pauly Friedman, president;
Rabbi Arnold Shevlin, first vice
president and Michael Polk, second
vice-president.
Nursing Center, and Marian
Slutzker, therapeutic recreation
director. The money will be used
specifically for recreational equip-
ment for the residents.
Lorusso. Standing, Marilyn Koby,
Mary Louise Veremychik, Sharon
Korus, Mary Rucco, Julie Wash-
calus and Gwyn Wood.
planned
the morning of the event. For ad-
ditional information, call 675-2181,
ext. 272.
Congratulations . to former
Beaumont residents Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Downs, now residing at
415 Lafayette St., Hackettstown,
N.J. who celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary recently. The
Downs were both born and raised in
Beaumont.
They are the parents of three
children: Richard, Oxford, N.J.;
Lois Anne, at home and William C.,
Magna, Utah.
Mr. Downs was employed by
Oxford Textile as an engineer for 26
years.
Mrs. Downs was employed by
Bach’s Drug and Surgical Store for
20 years.
To celebrate the occasion a
dinner was held at the Hotel
Claredon in Hackettstown.
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Don’t forget to stop in the Back
Mt. Memorial Library regularly.
Our library offers us a fine selec-
tion of books as well as interesting
displays. Currently a display of 16
dolls from the collection of Stefanie
Dwinchick of Dallas can be viewed.
The display is impressive in
cluding Skater’s Waltz, Dutch Girl,
Roll-A-Hoop, Little Bo Beep, Mary,
Mary and Little Miss Muffet as well
as Avon Belles of the world,
Scottish Lass, Spanish seniorita
and Dutch Maid.
The bridal section includes bridal
moments and wedding flower
maiden along with a prima
ballerina.
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Dr. Arthur F. Kirk Jr., former
vice-president of College Misericor-
dia, was presented with a gift of
appreciation for his years of serv-
ice to the college from members of
College Misericordia’s Student Gov-
ernment Association. Kirk was
recently appointed president of
Keuka College, New York.
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Congratulations to Molly White of
Harveys Lake who won the
regional division of the Scripps-
Howard National Spelling Bee.
Molly will represent Luzerne
County in the National Spelling Bee
in Washington D.C. May 29 to June
1. Molly is a:sixth grader at Lake-
Noxen School.
Frank Spencer of Gate of Heaven
School. won second prize, a 30-
volume Regency Britannica 3
Mark Drumin of Dallas Interme-
diate School also participated in the
spelling bee.
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Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
William Thomas Pfeiffer who were
recently married in SS Peter and
Paul Church, Towanda.
Mrs. Pfeiffer, the former Mau-
reen Jane MacInnis, is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mac-
Innis, Towandsa. Mr. Pfeiffer is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pfeif-
fer, Dallas.
Msgr. Edward T. Sullivan per-
formed the double ring ceremony
and celebrated the Nuptial Mass.
The bride is a graduate of
Towanda High School and King’s
College. She is employed at Bam-
berger’s, Newark, N.J.
.. The groom is a graduate of
Wyoming Valley West High School
and King’s College. He is employed
as an accountant with Price
Waterhouse, New York City.
Following a wedding trip to
Ireland the Pfeiffers are residing in
Bloomfield. N.J.
Dinner-Fashion
Show scheduled
The League for Home Health
Services will sponsor a Dinner-
Fashion Show to be held at the
Woodlands Inn on Tuesday, April 3,
at 6:30 p.m. “Smart and Sassy’
Fashions by Sally Musto Accents
will be featured.
The League for Home Health
Services is an auxiliary group,
helping to publicize the extensive
work of Home-Health Services of
Luzerne County.
Tickets for the Dinner-Fashion
Show may be purchased through
the office at 260 Pierce Street.
Kingston or by calling 283-0681 for
information.
‘Mary Rucco, standing, and Cindy
Stefanik, both students at College
Misericordia will present their
junior-senior recital on Sunday,
Mary Rucco and Cindy Stefanik,
music therapy majors at College
Misericordia, will present their
junior-senior: recital at College
Misericordia on Sunday, April 1, 2
p.m. in the Walsh Auditorium. The
public is invited to attend.
Miss Rucco, a senior, studies flute
with Mary Louise Vereneycik,
lecturer in the division of fine arts.
Miss Rucco will perform selections
by Bach, Mozart, Hindemith and
Genin. Pianist Louis 'Aita will ac-
company Miss Rucco. A musical
piece written by Mr. Aita will be
perfromed on the flute and piano at
a reception following the recital.
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