THURSDAY, MARCH IB. 1978

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MU A Awards Pumping Contract

NEWLY RE-ELECTED MEMBERS of the Board of Governors of Burdette Tomlin Hospital are from left. Daniel Lynch of Middle Township; Henry M. Peddle of Avalon who was also re-elected President of the Board of Governors; Thomas Broidessor of Lower Township, and George E. Daly of Townsends Inlet. Burdette Tomlin Announces Improvements

SWAINTON. N J. - The Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority on March 7 awarded a SU million contract for the construction of pumping stations in the Ocean City Region to Carl E. Widell & Son of Haddonfield. The MUA first voted to reject the apparent low bidder. Feriozzi Concrete Company of Ventnor based upofi discovered deficiencies. errors and omissions that were not in compliance with the bidding requirements. The review committee recommended to the authority to reject the' L. Feriozzi bid and accept the bid of the second low bidder. Carl E. Widell & Son. Construction work on the Ocean City pumping stations is expected to begin soon according

to Project Director Francis Pandullo. ‘substantial progress is being experienced in the Ocean City Region'. At the annual reorganizational meeting John Vinci was reelected Chairman: Robert Anzalone. Vice Chairman; David L. Simpson. Secretary and Joakim Joamdes. Treasurer. The first construction project by the MUA. the site preparation of a one million dollar task of excavating and refilling ran abandoned landfill at -Htth Street and West Avenue in Ocean City is now complete and ready for the construction of the wastewater treatment plant. Bids for the construction of the wastewater treatment plant will Ik* received by the MUA on March ir> and work should begin within t»n days.

Cape May Court House, N.J.... Henry M. Peddle was reelected President of the Board of Governors of the Burdette Tomlin Hospital at the annual Board meeting. Also returned to the board were George E. Dafy of Townsend Inlet, Daniel Lynch of Middle Township and Thomas Brodesser of Lower Township. Mr. Peddle noted in his annual report that the hospital census during 1978 was up 6 percent over 1977 with a 90 percent census. Eleven physicians have joined the hospital during the last year to help care for the residents of Cape May County. Mr. William H. Waldron, III Administrator reported that Phase III renovation and construction would begin within the week to . provide a new laboratory, new cafeteria, new kitchen and renovations to pediatrics and maternity. The parking lot has been nearly completed and renovations have been made in several nursing areas to improve appearances and services.

During the 1978 year a number of major donations were received from the estates of Dr. Millard Cryder, Marion Schaefer, Stephen W. Meader and Helen Kay as well as from various County wide organizations. He

Housekeeping Services and growth in all departments of the hospital while achieving higher efficiency, according to Mr.

Peddle.

Elected to serve with Mr. Peddle are Alan Gould. 1st Vice

said that more people could help President. Dr. Robert Sorensen, the hospital through bequests in 2nd Vice President. Mrs. Virginia their wills and thus create a Way as Treasurer and George E. living memorial that will serve to Daly as Corporate Secretary,

help others.

Special praise was given to the Auxiliary of the Hospital which raised close to $30,000 to contribute carpet and shades for the South Lobby and Cherri Corner, a Zimmer Compression Set. a Gastroscope, an Anesthesia Machine and Ventilator for the operating room and a Portable Defibrillator. \ By spring, ne)v patient televisiohi) will be completely installed providing each patient with their own individual T. V. The year brought a two vear accreditation by the Joint Corpmission on Accreditation dt Hospitals, selective menus, a change in the contracted

HEALTH FOODS ORGANIC-NATURAL VITAMINS FOODS ft COSMETICS Also Books & Magazines d^acL to ^attire MARLYN MANOR SHOPPING CTR ON RIO GRANDE AVE. (Rt. 47) 886-4027

Police Wives Sponsor Dinner Show Apr. 10

The Cape May County Chaptei of the Police Officers Wives Association will sponsor a bus trip to the Riverfront Theatre in Philadelphia on Tuesday April 10, to see "Annie Get Your Gun”. STROKECLUB MEETS MAR. 20 The regular monthly meeting of the Cape May County Stroke Club will be held on Tuesday, March 20. at 7:00 P.M. in the Conference Room of Burdette Tomlin Hospital. The only membership requirement is that you have had the misfortune of having suffered a stroke. Spouses are invited. For further information regarding our program, call 368-

WEEKLY VD CLINIC The Cape May County Health Department will hold its weekly Veneral Disease Clinic every Wednesday evening from 7 to 8:30p.mr The clinic is held in the Public Health Building on the Parkway next to Crest Haven Nursing Home. The clinic is free arid no appointment is necessary. For more information, call Karl Delaney at 456-3181 ext. 304 from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. DEBORAH BUS TRIP Deborah is planning a bus trip to Zaberer’s dinner theater, April 6, to see “Barefoot in the Park.” Tickets include bus, dinner, show and cocktails. For reservations call 522-2475 or 522-0086.

The bus will leave from the Wildwood City Hall Parking lot, on Montgomery and New Jersey Aves. at 12 noon on Tuesday April 10. for shopping at the Deptford Mall. Buffet Dinner and Show reservations are included in the ticket price. For more info and reservations call 884-1009. 884-3520, 522-3717 Before April 3. RETARDED CITIZENS RUNS THRIFT SHOP The Cape May County Unit. N.J. Assoc, for retarded citizens is now operating a year round thrift shop at their Rio Grande center, Sixth St. and Maryland Ave., behind Shop-Rite. The shop is open 9:30 til 3:30 Monday through Friday? and handles "White Elephant” items, household goods and used children's and adults’ clothing. Proceeds benefit the Assoc, for Retarded Citizens. For information concerning donations or sales, call Marge Megonigal at 465-9349. “GREEK FESTIVAL” APR. 3 AT TOWERS A "Greek Festival,” directed by Alex Paraskevopoulos, featuring Greek pastries and food, will be held Tuesday, April 3,'at 1 p.m. at Victorian Towers. 608 Washington St., Cape May. sponsored by Wildwood Cultural Affairs. Children and adults are welcome. For further information, call M. Pope at 5229275. Music, dancing and other events are included.

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