re 14 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, September 12, 1990 PEOPLE The Council is a national organiza- tion of outstanding alumni and aati es io ~ arships, $14,000, were awarded to depend- ~ ents of Mercy Hospital employees ~ who have completed at least three | friends who have exercised leader- ship in service to the University. The Council will advise the Presi- dent on the achievement of the University's long-term, strategic | objectives. The University will look ~ to the Council to play important ~ roles in their committees and on their professional fields. The Council has several pur- | poses including to serve in the exchange of information between the University and the communi- ~ ties represented by Council mem- bers; to provide a source of spe- | cialized skills and expertise to be used by Wilkes in selected efforts and projects to benefit the Univer- | sity; to provide a forum for discus- sion of issues and concerns of the University and to recognize alumni and others for outstanding efforts on behalf of Wilkes through elec- ~ tion to the Council. ~ William R. Mainwaring of Shav- ertown graduated from Wilkes in 1965 with a degree in Accounting and Finance and returned to earn his MBA in 1972. He received the Wilkes University Eugene S. Far- ley Memorial Alumnus Award in ‘May, 1990. Employed by First Eastern Bank since 1965, Main- waring has attended the American Bankers Association Lend- ingSchool at the University of Oklahoma and the Stonier Gradu- ate School of Banking at Rutgers Mercy Hospital awards DR. MAUREEN LITCHMAN University. An active member of the com- munity, Mainwaring currently serves on the Committee for Eco- nomic Growth, the Board of Direc- tors of Mercy Hospital, the United Way of Wyoming Valley and as the Vice Chairman and Treasurer of the Board of Mercy Med-Care, Inc. He also serves as Treasurer and Board Member of the Citizen's Voice, Inc. His other affiliations include past Chairman of the Board and Member of the Board of the Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce; Treasurer and Mem- ber of the Board of Trustees of the Wilkes-Barre Family YMCA; Penn Mountains Council, Boy Scouts of America Advisory Committee member; Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Wyoming Seminary; and a Member of the Board of Trustees at College Miserocordia. Mainwaring is a member of McAuley scholarships Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, recently awarded 84 full-time col- lege students funds from the Cath- ~ erine McAuley Scholarship. ‘The Catherine McAuley schol- totaling more than years of service. The Catherine McAuley Educa- tional Assistance Program, estab- lished in 1982, was named after the founder of the Sisters of Mercy. The program illustrates Mercy's concern for the growing financial problems in achieving a. college education as wel las the impor- tance of encouraging higher edu- cation in today's society. " Some the scholarship recipients were Shawn Sullivan, Jennifer Bendick, Joelle Schwab, Hilary Wenty, Brenda Labatch, Marc Demyun, Paul Donnelly. Givens named manager | of lumber company store 84 Lumber Company an- | nounced the appointment of Keith | Givens to manager of the 84 Lum- ~ ber Store in Riverhead, NY. The new manager graduated from Wyoming Valley West High School in 1974, and later gradu- | ~ ated from King's College in Wilkes- . Barre in 1979. He is the son of I : Clarence and Janet Givens, who reside in Dallas. Givens, a native of Dallas, started with the 84 chain in April of 1987 at their Pleasantville, NJ store. He is residing in Riverhead. As manager of the store, Givens is responsible for store operations including sales and inventory control. 84 Lumber Company is the nation’s largest privately-held lumber and building supply re- tailer, with 355 stores nationwide. | Three area residents named to Wilkes council Wilkes University President Christopher N. Breiseth has an- | nounced the formation of a Uni- | versity Council. Three Back Moun- | tain residents, William R. Main- | waring '65, '73 of Shavertown, ~ Bruce E. Gover '72, '77 of Lehman and Dr. Maureen McGuire Litch- ~ man '78 of Harveys Lake have been selected for the prestigious group. 3 BRUCE GOVER Masonic Lodge 468 of Wyoming Caldwell Consistory of Bloomsburg, Irem Temple and a member and Past President of the Wyoming Valley Chapter, AIB. He and his wife Judith are the parents of two children, Jonell and William R., Jr. Bruce E. Gover earned both his bachelor's and MBA in Finance from Wilkes University. He joined Northeastern Bank in 1977 and was named Vice President and Manager of the Bank's Trust De- velopment Group in 1988. Gover is a graduate of the Na- tional Graduate Trust School at Northwestern University, the Penn- sylvania Bankers Association Trust School at Bucknell University and the Manufacturer's Hanover Trust Company's School in New York City. Gover has served as a part-time - faculty member at King's College WILLIAM MAINWARING and College Misericordia and was a member of the American Bank- ers Association's Trust Advisory Board in Washington, D.C. Active in community affairs, Gover is past president of the Wilkes-Barre Rotary Club, his Board affiliations have included | the F.M. Kirby Center for the Per- forming Arts, Salvation Army of Wyoming Valley, United Way of Wyoming Valley, Wilkes Univer- sity Board of Trustees and Dial-A- Driver. He is also a past president of the Wilkes University Alumni Association. He and his wife, Elizabeth re- side in Lehman with their three children. Dr. Maureen McGuire Litchman '78 is the Center director of the Wyoming Valley Practice Program in Kingston. She is a resident ot Harveys Lake. Shynn named Junior Volunteer of the Month Janice Shynn, 14, was recently named Wilkes-Barre General Hospi- tal’s Junior Volunteer of the Month for July. Sep A student at Wyoming Seminary, Janice volunteered 30 and one-half hours with the Admissions Department and In-Hospital Service Volunteer Program of the Hospital. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tae Shynn, Sutton Road, Shavertown. Beach Northeastern Pennsylvania's strongest housing markets FALL VT] f { big readership for your message. 30. FORMAT: 5 COLUMN BY 13" TABLOID ALSO AVAILABLE IN COMBINATION WITH THE ABINGTON JOURNAL i a ol sont is HOME IMPROVEMENT The Dallas Post's special Fall Home Improvement section reaches homeowners - home improvers - where they live. The Post's readers are among the most affluent in all of Northeastern Pennsylvania. When it comes to their homes, no expense is spared. Fall Home Improvement will contain articles and photos of interest to anyone planning to remodel, redecorate or otherwise improve their home or yard, with a special emphasis on preparing for the coming winter season. 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