Spring Swing to be Held at Pennhills Club

The Bradford Hospital Auxiliary and The Bradford Hospital Foundation are pleased to announce the second annual “Spring Swing Gala” slated for March 24, 2012 at the Pennhills Club in Bradford, PA. The event is to support the renovation of the Labor and Delivery unit at Bradford Regional Medical Center. Admission is $125 per person and includes hors d'oeuvres, complimentary wine and a cash bar. The event starts at 6 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The Gala is a black tie optional evening.

This unique dinner dance will honor community members, M. Javed Akhtar, M.D. and Zenaide S. Still. “Dr. Akhtar and Zenaide have given tirelessly to their chosen vocations. As dedicated and devoted members of the Bradford community, each has truly embraced humanity,” said Francie Ambuske, Bradford Hospital Foundation Director of Development.

Sponsors of the 2012 Spring Swing Gala include Halloran Philanthropies/American Refining Group Inc., Minard Run Oil Co., Northwest Savings Bank, Ann and Dick Kessel, and The Still Family.

Harvey Golubock, Bradford Hospital Foundation Board member and emcee of the gala, shared his thoughts on bringing this event to the community: “It’s a way for Bradford Regional Medical Center to show our appreciation to physicians, healthcare leaders and benefactors for their longstanding commitment to medical excellence, quality care and philanthropic support”.

The inaugural 2011 honorees included Widad E. Bazzoui, M.D. and Reverend Leo J. Gallina. Reservations, seating arrangements, and general inquiries can be made by contacting Virginia Hauser, Bradford Hospital Auxiliary at 814-362-8582 or Francie Ambuske, Bradford Hospital Foundation at 814-362-3200.
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