The r Mercyhurst Community
INTERNAL COMMUNICATION PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE
VOL II NO. 12 December 11, 1972 THIS WEEK AT MERCYHURST
December 11-17, 1972
LAMBING NAMED TO ASSOCIATE BOARD
MALCOLM E. LAMBING, JR. has been named to the M e r c y h u r s t College Board of Associates. Lambing is president, chief administrative officer, and director of The First National Bank of Pennsylvania. His Mercyhurst appointment marks the first new Associate named to the Board since President Shane assumed the leader ship of the school in July. The 38-year old bank executive will be among the 26 Associates who will meet Tuesday, December 12, for a 6 p.m. dinner meeting in the State Dining Room.
FLU SHOTS FOR FACULTY SPOUSES
FLU SHOTS will be given to the spouses of administrators and faculty members by Sister Joseph Mary, R.N. for $1. Have your spouse contact the Health Office by Friday, December 15 if she is interested. Phone 864-0681, e x t e n s i o n 279 between 9-3:30 p.m. or she can leave her name with the switchboard operator after health office hours. The shots will be administered before Christmas at an hour (day or evening) convenient to your spouse. The Health Office will follow-up your wife's initial call.
NAMES IN THE N E W S
FRAN BINGNEAR has been named coach of the Lakerette basketball team • • # JIM TWERDOK, SAGA manager leaves Mercyhurst for health reasons. He is succeeded by DON CORNMAN ... In the hospital last week were JOE FUNFAR and mail gal Debby Swart wood. JIM PREZ is pinch hitting for Debby . . . P A U L IDDINGS and eight theatre arts majors are in New York City this week seeing shows and meeting artists Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy, Cyril Ritchard, and Zoe Caldwell . . . SANDY SIVULICH gave two work- shops in children's services in public library work for the Williamsport Library District in Mansfield and Sunberry, Pa. . .MARY LOU HIGGINS and her Cattail Crafts Shop will be on the Jeanne Carnes Show, Tuesday, December 12. Channel 35 at 1 p.m.
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PLANS PARTY
A Christmas get together for education majors and prospective majors has been planned by the Education Department faculty for Thursday, December 14, i n Weber Hall from 2-5 p.m.
LOST AND FOUND
A ring with stones. A watch. Several keys. Several pair of glasses. Please claim the items in the Information Room. INTERNAL MAIL
...(Treasurer's Office). Since the INTERNAL MAIL delivery has N O T been satisfactory, the brown envelope system will be discontinued. Effective immediately, internal mail will be handled by the m a i l room. Materials are to be sent to the post office directly. Correspondence will be distributed by the mail clerk to the respective faculty boxes.
CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY
Approximately 35 youngsters are expected to attend the Christmas Party for children of the Mercyhurst Community on Sunday, December 17 in the P r e s t o n Faculty Lounge from 2 until 4 p.m. Parents are to bring a dozen cookies and a new or good used toy for a less fortunate child in the area.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
Monday, December 11: Development Committee meeting to discuss 4:30 p.m. the long range capital fund needs of the college.
Monday, December 11: Education Division meeting. 8 p.m. Weber Hall
Tuesday, December 12: Associate Board meeting. 6 p.m. State Dining Room
LAKER GAMES
Wednesday, December 13: Lakers (V) vs Point Park (AWAY) 8 p.m.
Saturday, December 16: Lakers (JV) vs St. Vincent Latrobe (AWAY) 6 p.m.
Saturday, December 16: Lakers (V) vs St. V i n c e n t Latrobe (AWAY) 8 p.m.
(Varsity games will be broadcast over WWYN Radio - 1260 A M )
MOVIE OF THE WEEK
Tuesday, December 12: "The Nun" (Tri-College Cinema Series) 8 p.m. Zurn Recital Hall
A FINAL
This is the final issue of THE MERCYHURST COMMUNITY for 1972. Thanks for your cooperation these past three months in using the News DATA s h e e t s . Enjoy the Christmas holidays. Vol II, N o . 13 will be in your box when you return