FREE! JANUARY 2021 Vol. 17 Issue 8
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Donated Hides Help Handicapped Veterans Page 6
South Hills Coin Club to Hold January Meeting
Buena Vista Community Holds ‘Light Up Night’ Page 11
WHS Receives Donation from CONSOL for Healthcare Worker Appreciation Page 17
MVH’s ‘Toys for Tots’ Drive Receives Added Boost
60th Anniversary Coin Show Set for Feb. 6 The South Hills Coin Club will hold their 60th anniversary coin show on Saturday February 6, 2021 at the Crown Plaza HotelPittsburgh South at 164 Ft Couch Rd. in Bethel Park, Pa. across from the South Hills Village mall. Free admission and free parking provided. For more information call 724-9846611. The monthly meeting of the South Hills Coin Club will be held Tuesday evening January 12, 2021 at 7:30 PM at the Bethel Park Municipal Building located at 5100 West Library Avenue in Bethel Park, Pa. (Please Make Note Of Meeting Location Change). All members and the general public are invited. This month’s meeting will be on silver bullion. A 50/50 will be offered and children’s prizes to be awarded. Applications are now being accepted for membership. For more information call 724984-6611.
Monongahela Valley Hospital employees Corinne Laboon, vice president of Marketing and Community Relations, (l.) and Doug Prentice, storeroom manager and one of the Hospital’s Toys for Tots campaign managers, (c.) accept the toys from Gerald Stasicha, who delivered the items from the Spring Grove Condo Clubhouse Committee.
On Dec. 10, one of Santa’s elves visited Monongahela Valley Hospital with dozens of dolls, trucks and games for the Hospital’s 2020 ‘Toys for Tots’ Campaign. Gerald Stasicha delivered the toys on behalf of the Spring Grove Condo Clubhouse Committee. “This is the fourth year that our Clubhouse Committee collected new toys from our condo community to donate to the Hospital’s Toys for Tots campaign,” said Mr. Stasicha. “We hope that we are helping to make the holidays happier for local children.” Throughout the month of December, new, unwrapped toys were dropped off at the Welcome Desk in the Hospital’s Lobby until Friday, Dec. 18. The toys were then collected by the Mon Valley Leathernecks, a group of former Marines who have sponsored the local toy drive for more than three decades.