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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1979

Vo-fecfi Plans Sixth Annual Dinner The Cape May trinity Vocational Technical Center will hold its Sixth' Annual Alumni Dinner Thur:, Feb. 15th at 6:00 P.M. in Vo-Tech’i All-Purpose Jtoom. • This year’s event will be especially significant as It will culminate Vo-Tech’s celebration .of National Vocational Education Week. An added, feature will be the Employer dinner to be held in conjunction with this years Alumni Dinner. These employers cooperate with yo-Tech in the employment .of high school youths in the Cooperative - Industrial Education program. . The menu will include roast beef with -mushroom sauce, baked potato, string beans, salad, apple pie, and beverage, all for $5.00 per^person. For reservations and additional information call 465-3064. The deadli ne is Feb. 1.4 th.

ACC-CCI AWARDS CERTIFICATES Fifty-nine (persons successfuly completed courses at the Atlantic Community College Casino Career Institute (ACC-CCI) ami were awarded certificates in January. Twenty-four persons were ehrolled-^in black-jack courses, 24 in. cfaps courses, and 11 in roulette. Persons taking ACC-CCI courses undeigo eight hours of instruction a day, seven days a week. New Jersey's Casino. Control Commission requires four swedes or. 160.hdurs of instruction for blackjack dealers, six weeks or 240 hours of instruction for craps and five weeks" .or 200 hours of instruction for roulette. ACC-C.CI courses do not carry college credit. s Certificates received by the 59 will enable them to apply for personal licenses to work in New Jersey gaming casinos, which most of them indicated they would do.

Persons awarded certificates by ACC-CCI include: Ocean City: Blackjack - Shirley Biamonte; Craps - Lawrence Murray. t ' Sea Isle Ifcity: Roulette - Michael Laird. Wildwood: Craps - Robert Nepa. , \ ‘COUNTY CAMERA’ PREMIERES The premiere program Of “County Camera” on Thursday, Feb. 8th at 6:00 P.M. on Cable Channel 2 will feature an historical Jook at Dennisvtlle. Other features in iip-corhing weeks will' 'include, in-depth looks at the local Red Cross chapter; Avalon; Fare-Free Transportation; Town Bank; Junction; Sea Isle City; Cape May County Park and.Cape May Point. Leam more about your county this easy and interest ing way - tune in to “County Camera” Thursday nightsis at 6:30 P.M. on Channel 2.

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Pictured are two of three new Registered Technicians in the Radiology. Department of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital looking over patients' X-Rays. Barbara Sawn, R.T., left and Franie Powers, R.T. along with Lori Chatfleld, R.T. (not shown) have recently passed a rigid examination and have received national registry as Registered Technicians. They will how be part of a staff of ten Registered Technicians at the load hospital. To gain their new titles each had to attend 400 classroom hours, put in 3600 clinical hours and study for two years at the School of Radiologic Technology at Burdette Tomlin. Burdette Tomlin Gets 3 New Radiology Technicians

Three people each with 3600 clinical hours and 400 didactic (Classroom) hours in the Radiology Department of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital have added the coveted title of Registered Technician

(R.T.) to their names.

Lori Chatfleld, Franie Powers and Barbara Sawn have successfully completed their two yeat course in the field of radiology and aie now nationally registered, meaning, they can wprk * in.- any radiology

department in the country.

‘Tin our school of Radiologic Technology here at Burdette Tomlin, we train our technicians about the anatomy of the body, the many positions necessary for radiographing and other procedures during (heir two years of study,” said Dr. Daniel Wilner, Radiologist and head of the Radiology Department. “The school continues from September to September with the examination being given in November of 1978,” said Kathleen O’Donnell, R.T., the

present class instructor.

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passed with good marks,” M«. O’Donnell continued,-“they will now be part of the compliment of 10 Registered Technicians here at Burdette."

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will be good4f math&and science arc some of that persons successful areas in high school,” Ms. O’Donnell toldf us. “Especially in the fielckof high school algebra and^ Chemistry. These are two,oPme areas that we depend heavily upon in this department,” she continued. What these three newly registered technicians will be doing now that they’re fully accredited will be to carry out X-Ray Examinations under a

physician’s orders.

These X-Rays may be taken on a wide variety of. equipment available in the department at J' Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. All the X-Rays are ■ taken under the supervision of either Dr. Wilner, the Department head, Dr.. Marvin Podolnic, Dr. Eva Fox, Dr. Mario Cinquino or Dr. Gene Shore, Assistant Radiologists.

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