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MDll-d THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Bulletin Board Sunday, May 14, 1995 HOMEOWNERS I ONE DAY INSTALLATION Advwtiss in The Inquirer's BANK FINANCING General secBoo. -Call 563-5000. APARTMENT OWNERS CONVERT HEATING TO INDIVIDUAL TENANT PAID GAS BILLS Lectureforum THE COST OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Forum looks at cost to victim, family and community; sponsored by Montgomery County Commission on Women and Families. Peco Energy Learning Center, Lafayette Swede Sts (1 Lafayette PI), Norristown. Sat 8:15 a.m.-noon.

Free. Registration required. Information: 610-292- 5000. CARINC FOR THE CAREGIVER Discussion on caring for yourself as you care for others. Mercy Haverford Hospital (cafeteria conference room), 2000 Old West Chester Pike, Havertown.

Thu p.m. Free. Registration required. Information: 610-645-3758. Book it to Meet Pulitzer Prize Nominee Clifton Taulbert 'Oil Public meetings Monday, May 15th (auditorium), Lawrence Rd, Havertown.

2d Wed of month p.m. Free. Information: 610-446-3432. WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR ART Group meets regularly, holds workshops, exhibitions, conferences. For more information: 610-328-4504.

UPPER MERION CAMERA CLUB Upper Merion Baptist Church, Valley Forge Gen Steuben Rds, King of Prussia. Weds 7:30 p.m. (except 1st Wed of month.) Information: 610-933-9421. DELAWARE COUNTY CAMERA CLUB Trinity Lutheran Church, 1141 West Chester Pike, Havertown. Mons 8 p.m.

(except 1st Mon of month). Information: 610-446-8733. DIVERS Scuba club. Community YMCA, Garrett Lansdowne Aves, Lansdowne (Drexel Hill. 2d 4th Mons of month 9 p.m.

Information: 610-521-2042. T0ASTMASTERS Delaware County Toastmasters, vehicle to improve public speaking and presentation skills for job, professional development or personal satisfaction. Springfield Library, 70 Powell Rd, Springfield. Weds 7 p.m. Information: 610-449-1917, TOASTMASTERS Main Line group meets to practice effective leadership through communication skills.

2d 4th Weds of month 7 p.m. Information: 215-526-1971. TOASTMASTERS Dinner meetings of Paoli Express Toastmasters. 1st 3d Mons of month 5:45 p.m. Information: 610-640-1600.

TOASTMASTERS Picket Post Toastmasters meet to develop public speaking skills. Winberie's, Rte 202 Valley Forge Rd, Wayne. 1st 3d Mons of month 6:30 p.m. Cash menu. Information: 610-647-6586.

COVERLET GROUP Experienced sewers. Hometown Senior Center, 302 Jackson St, Media. Thus 12:30 p.m. Information: 610-566-0505. SM0CKERS Greene Countrie Smockers, needlework guild.

Paoli Presbyterian Church, 225 Valley Rd, Paoli. 2d Thu of month p.m. Information; 610-363-7924 or 610-269-4074. Borders is pleased to welcome Pulitzer Prize-nominated author Clifton Taulbert as he presents his books When We Were Colored and The Last Train North, both published by Penguin. Mr.

Taulbert vividly captures life in the segregated South and the traumatic civil rights movement of the 1960's in his beautifully evocative mem can oirs. Taulbert'sbestselling When We Were Coloredhas been made into a feature film and his second book The Last Train North garnered a Pulitzer Prize nomination and won the prestigious Mississippi Library Association Award for nonfiction. CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL ALLERGY SUPPORT EFFORT CEASE meeting for those who become ill from exposure to chemicals. Rosemont College (Good Counsel Hall, Rm 11), 1400 Montgomery Ave, Rosemont. Sat 1-4 p.m.

$3, free to members. For additional information, call 610-932-3913. PHILADELPHIA JUGGLERS' CLUB All skill levels. Philadelphia Art Museum (top of steps), Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia. Mons 6 p.m.

to dark. Free. Information: 610-383-8898. A COURSE IN MIRACLES Study group based on 12-step program. Rosemont Plaza Apts, 1062 Lancaster Ave, Rosemont.

Mons p.m. Donation. Information: 610-525-6729. SONS OF NORWAY Wallingford Presbyterian Church, Brookhaven Avondale Rds, Wailingford. 2d Fri 8 p.m.

Free. Information: 610-431-0556. COMPUTER USERS Delaware Valley Apple Branch for Apple II users. Villanova University (Mendel Hall, Room 158), Lancaster Ave, Villanova. 3d Sat of month.

Information: 215-473-6199. FEMALE EXECUTIVES National Association of Female Executives, Women's Interest Network, holds networking meeting. Glenhardie Country Club, 1399 Old Eagle School Rd, Wayne. 3d Wed of month 6 p.m. $18, $16 members; includes dinner.

Reservations required. Information: 610-526-0491. TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION Haverford Township group. Lynnewood School II For your health HEARING DISCOVERY CENTER Free lending library of assistive listening devices, alerting systems and Information for people with a hearing loss. HDC, 1515 Continued on next page it at Marriage Licenses 26 Patricia Mitchell, 36, of Yeadon.

Peter P. Mele, 31, and Rosemary Quinn, 28, both of Springfield. Ricky A. Finnicum, 35, and Loretta M. Waters, 26, both of Sharon Hill.

Richard Crosby, 34, and Jean Eber, 33, both of Lansdowne. John C. Jamison, 34, and Kristina S. Ligi, 26, both of Boothwyn. John E.

Davenport, 28, and Michele A. VanNewkirk, 27, both of Upper Darby. Robert W. Witters, 23, and Michelle I. Hunt, 25, both of Drexel Hill.

Gerald A. Corrado, 36, and Joanne L. Drill, 31, both of Drexel Hill. Charles M. Carbin, 24, of Lansdowne, and Kristin Young, 25, of Upper Darby.

Stefan V. Dunn, 24, and Melody 22, both of Marcus Hook. Gregory L. Ciafre, 26, and Michelle L. Garrett, 24, both of Sharon Hill.

Richard D. Erdosy, 35, and Jennifer Harris, 25, both of Havertown. William S. Kerr, 33, of Holmes, and Karen A. Hunt, 30, of Collingdale.

Todd L. Siegal, 37, and Ann M. Borofski, 32, both of Media. Kenneth W. Barnes, 31, and Claire R.

Burr, 30, both of Clifton Heights. Christopher J. Sabol, 26, of Cheltenham, and Concetta L. Cacciavillani, 26, of Havertown. David W.

Cassidy, 31, and Christine M. McGovern, 27, both of Lower Chichester. John F. Campbell 25, of Havertown, and Tamara P. Tajirian, 25, of Wayne.

Shawn J. Collins, 39, and Elizabeth A. O'Donnell, 27, both of Wayne. Lewis R. Frady, 61, and Judith N.

Shuman, 47, both of Woodlyn. Jeffrey W. Penn, 31, of Springfield, and Maria C. LaPenna, 25, of Havertown. Richard J.

McElwee, 67, of Aston, and Helen V. Hellmig, 59, of Collingdale. Marc A. DiCamillo, 24, and Traci A. Sullivan, 24, both of Concordville.

Edward Shay, 29, and Charlene Vinciguerra, 32, both of Drexel Hill. Joseph L. Weber, 34, of Upper Darby, and Christine R. Gerace, 34, of Drexel Hill. Richard Faran, 26, of Brookhaven, and Sherri Rampmeyer, 25, of Chester.

David A. Godlewski, 28, of Newark, and Regina Roselli, 27, of Holmes. Thomas A. Bucci, 36, of Milmont Park, and Maureen Miles, 39, of Ridley. Dennis Kelly, 33, and Anne T.

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