Auxiliary meets
The board members of Nesbitt Memorial Hospital's Auxiliary
recently held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Abram Nesbitt II,
Lake Catalpa, Dallas. Mrs. Doris Coutts, past president,
announced that the Nesbitt Auxiliary is one of only 10 hospital
auxiliaries in the state to receive an achievement award from
the Pennsylvania Association of Hospital Auxiliaries. Nesbitt's
Crib-o-gram test, an auxiliary-sponsored program which mea-
sures the hearing ability of infants, earned the award. Mrs.
Bette Roarty, president, conducted the meeting and discussed
plans for upcoming auxiliary events. The annual dinner dance,
sponsored by the Career Women’s Branch of the Auxiliary, is
slated for Saturday, Nov. 1. The auxliary’s Holiday Fair will be
held Wednesday, Nov. 12 and will feature a ‘Country
Christmas’’ theme. All proceeds from auxiliary-sponsored
events are used to further enhance patient care at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital. Attending the luncheon meeting were, from
left, first row, Cindi Taylor, Auxiliary Executive Board President
Elect; Ruth Wilson, Executive Board Treasurer; Mabel Davies,
~ Kingston Branch; Mary Laity, Hospitality Shop Co-Chairman;
Bette Roarty, Executive Board President; Mrs. Abram Nesbitt
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT T. CALLAHAN
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GEORGE C. TSOUTSOPLIDES, M.D.
announces the opening of his
DALLAS OFFICE
for the practice of
GYNECOLOGY /
OBSTETRICS — INFERTILITY
at the
Mercy Medical Offices
LAKE STREET
DALLAS, PA
George C. Tsoutsoplides, M.D. (adjacent to the College Misericordia Campus)
Office hours in Dallas will be Thursdays after 4 p.m.
beginning October 2, 1986
Dr. Tsoutsoplides’ main office is located
at the
Mercy Hospital Medical Arts Building
8 Church Street, Second floor
Wilkes-Barre, PA. 18703
He also maintains a satellite office in Hazleton
at the
Northeastern Building
Broad and Wyoming Streets, Suite 406-408
Hazleton, PA. 18201
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL... (717) 675-4595 . ..
(717) 454-8881 or 829-4470 . . . 24 HOURS
Il, Second Vice President of Nesbitt's Board of Directors;
Arlene Lorah, Auxiliary Executive Board Vice President;
Marcella Gibbon, Forty Fort Branch; Ann Hatten, Forty Fort
Branch; Adele Shapelle, Shavertown and Forty Fort Branches;
and Mina McCracken, Shavertown and Forty Fort Branches.
Second row, Doris Bedford, Rural Branch; Elsie Ellis, Forty Fort
Branch President; Bonnie Porter, Luzerne Branch President;
Pauline Clewell, Shavertown Branch President; Elma Anderson,
Shavertown Branch; Trudy Szura, Dorranceton Branch Presi-
dent; Betty Mae Wagner, Kingston Branch; Mrs. George B.
Davis, Kingston Branch; Thelma DeWitt, Kingston Branch;
Marie Zemanick, R.N., M.S., Nesbitt Director of Nursing,
Kingston Branch; and Paula Denisco, Career Branch. Third
row, Mrs. Frederick Eck, Nesbitt Board of Directors member,
Shavertown Branch; Carol Colon, Career Branch President;
Anne Covert, Shavertown Branch; Nancy Roberts, Career
Branch; Sarah Francis, Wyoming Branch; Flossie Dugan,
Kingston Branch; Gertrude Sarsfield, Kingston Branch; Marilyn
Kennedy, Kingston Branch; and Doris Coutts, Kingston Branch
President.
Miss Maria Tsitsibelis
weds R.T. Callahan
Miss Maria George Tsitsibelis, daughter of Mrs. George Tsitsibelis of
Athens, Greece, and the late George Tsitsibelis was recently married to
Robert T. Callahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Callahan, Oak Hill,
Lehman Township and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pechkis,
Edwardsville.
The double ring ceremony took place at the Assembly of God Church,
State College, Pa. The bride was given in marriage by her brother,
Nicholas Tsitsibelis. Her maid of honor was Darlene Peperak, Dallas,
Texas and the best man was Mark Van Ouse, State College. Flowergirl was
Katie Spanos, cousin of the bride, York, Pa.
A dinner reception was held at the Holiday Inn, State College. The
rehearsal dinner, hosted by the groom’s parents, was held at the Nittany
Lion Inn, State College.
Bridal showers were held honoring the bride at the Irem Temple Country
Club, Dallas by the groom’s mother and at the home of Mrs. James Plakas,
Hanover (Gettysburg) Pa. hosted by her aunts and cousin.
The bridegroom is a graduate of Bishop O’Reilly High School and Penn
State University with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. He is presently
employed by H.R.B. Singer, Co., State College.
The bride is a graduate of the American Academy of Athens, Greece,
attended Deree College, Athens, and is a graduate of Penn State University
with a B.A. in Psychology and Sociology.
After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will reside in Centre Hall,
Pa.
Among the out of town guests were the bridegroom’s sister, Mrs. Carl
Dymond, Jr., the former Nancy Callahan, of Winter Springs, Florida, her
husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dymond, Sr., Trucksville; their son, Neil
and daughter, Tara.
Barbers
celebrate
45 years
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barber, Jenks,
RD 5, Tunkhannock, celebrated
their 45th wedding anniversary on
September 30.
Mrs. Barber is the former Cora
Sickler, daughter of the late Cora
(Carpenter) and Harvey Sickler.
Mr. Barber is the son of the late
Martha (Dymond)
Barber. He is retuned from . the
United States Army.
The couple has two sons, Boyd,
Harveys Lake, employed by Com-
monwealth Telephone Co., Dallas;
and Ronald, Cheyenne, Wyoming,
employed by Wycon Chemicals.
They have eight grandchildren,
Brenda Suder, Allentown; Holly
Madonna, Dallas; Deanna, Michael,
Steven Barber, Harveys Lake; and
Tanya, Lynel and Clint, Wyoming.
They also have one great-grandson,
Christopher Suder, Allentown.
Marriage licenses
Read the Classifieds
630 Wyoming Ave., Kingston
283-0060 :
675-4222
©Mary Taylor's 1986
(The following couples have filed
for marriage licenses at the Luz-
erne County Courthouse: )
GARY STAVISH, 43 Gregory
Ave., West Wyoming, and MICH-
ELLE M. O'DONNELL, 27 Forest
Dr., Dallas.
CHARLES M. McAVOY, 86
Church St., Dallas, and DOROTHY
M. POLLICK, 361 Main St., Swoy-
ersville.
JAMES ERIC SCHALL, 106
Franklin St., Dallas, and MARY
ELLEN P. PATTON, Box 440,.RD 5,
Dallas.
JOHN PAUL CYBULSKI, 61
Valley View, Dallas, and KAREN
ANN NICELY, 103 Elizabeth St.,
Dallas.
JOHN R. T. WILKES, 336 Third
St., Bangor, Pa., and NANCY LOU
MAY, RD 2, Box 50, Harveys Lake.
MICHAEL JOSEPH KERN, 2D
Saddletop Ct., Cockeysville, Md.,
735-7908
696-2818
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