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<p>Members of the General Federation of Women&#8217;s Clubs-West Side, a volunteer community service organization, collected and presented 44 pounds of aluminum ring-tabs to the Ronald McDonald House in Scranton.</p><p>The tabs will be recycled to support the Ronald McDonald family rooms at local medical facilities and the Ronald McDonald House. The organization provides a &#8220;Home Away from Home&#8221; for families of seriously ill children to keep families close.</p><p>At the presentation, from left: Irene Mackiewicz, GFWC conservation committee; Emily Noble, administration assistant Ronald McDonald House; Betty Bauman, GFWC conservation chairman; and Deidre Kaminski, education chairman.</p><style>
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GFWC-West Side collects ring tabs for Ronald McDonald House