Wednesday, June 18,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

Page IS

Many are Cited During Awards, Installation Tea

AVALON - The Golden Inn here was the site of the Annual Installation and Awards Tea of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Auxiliary, with Ann Beatty, presiding as the installing

officer.

New officers seated included president Gloria Conroy, first vide president Jan Hartin; second vice president Vecchi Seagraves, corresponding secretary Ruth Wlke; treasurer Peg Colson; financial secretary Ethel Griffin, and trustees Marion Zuch, Ann Bulty and Ida Loche. NEW BRANCH prcsi dents who will guide the activities of the local branches include Eileen Marinakis, Bayberry Twigs; Rose Gottman, Lower Township; Florence Ahlers, Greater Wildwoods, and Ruth Wike of

Middle Township. Jean Somers, assisted by Betty Chinn, presented the awards recognizing the hours of service given by the teenage Candy Strippers. Receiving awards

were:

Caps for 100 hours: Nancy Baglivo, Wanda Feliciano, Angle Garrison, Angela Johnson, and Karen Lynam. Bar for 150 hours: Nancy Baglivo, Betsy Cranmer and Ellen Fuscellaro. Pin for 200 hours: Mary Franks, Ellen Fuscellaro, Kim Hathaway, Kim Hickman, Jane Jordan, Debbie Knoll and Laurie Williams. Bar for 400 hours: Tish

Parks.

Bar for 500 hours: Adrian Applegate and Sylvia Rittwegen. Bar for 600hours: Angela Jackson.

Bar for 800 hours: Ruth Ann Kanady. HOSPITAL administrator William H Waldron III announced that the Volunteer of the Year Plaque would be presented to Joanna Makin at another time because she could not attend the tea. She spends approximately 90 volunteer hours per week in hospital

service.

R*c*tvtng awards for l.000 lol.WO hours of tenTtf* w«r Ka> Bakrr. Dorothea B«n»r. Mkkry Roto. Margarrt BMtrtibrrrv. Maggl Daly. San Dawaaa. Kmily Dry, Mariwi Fmlaa. Emily Oaarlry. Flarra'r Dtmmrrle. William Laakry. Mary Jane Lea. C'aaiiary La«|(. C.earye MrKeWry. Anar Narrall. Verai* Film. YlrsMa Paalmtatk. Laolse Prager. Alva Praelar. Maria* RoSerUati. George Speacr. Marie Speare. Helen SIniaS. ('atberiae Vaace. Hath

Wehe aaS AHee Zegef Bar* for IJ00 lo “ ‘ aervka were prese

Really. GerlraSe Rernhardl. Margaret Camplaa. Thelma Cry Per, Leak Dare. GtoPya Daagheny. ' Mary Platber. Peggy Hlgglaa. Mary Keavtay. Darathy Prirataa. LMIe SmKS a ad Raae ladiveaea Earning ban for X.000 to l.m ■ervlce war* Kalhrya EmMy Hamer. Kay Mataar. lather Sappier. E4aa Vettk and VMa H ade Bars for 2 M0 to l.m hour* cl •ervlce ware received by Trudy Dm*la. Helm Deaa. Mary Grriaer, Cathrrinr letarhe. Ladla Sea grave* and Leona Sewell HeciptenU of a bar for 3.000 lo l.m hour* of aervkce were Ota Elaher. Thelma Hire and Sabra Wright EHiaheOi (hlaa aad l-aara Mat* were awarded bar* for 3.800 lo l.m hour* of aervice A bar for 4,000 lo 4.M0 hour* of •ervlce was preaenled to Ethel Uagley.

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Tea For Retiring . Educators

MIDDLE TWP - A gel acquainted tea for prospective members will be served 2 to 4 p.m. June 22 at the Wetland Inst, on Stone Harbor Blvd. by the Cape May County Retired Educators Assn. Organized in 1962, the county group has been active in securing legislation affecting pensions and other matters importance to the welfare of teachers who are no longer actively employed. Any teacher, school nurse, school secretary, school dietician or school administrator who is retired or expects to be shortly is welcome to join andtoattendthetea.

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J*a*na .Mabm wit rrcogniicd with a bar for $.800 hours The top number of hour* pul in by a volunteer and honored with a •ervlce bar was 4.800 hour* The recipient of this bar wa* Rath Tail. Graduated Cum Laude IMMAHIIJITA. PA - Antoinette Marie Dalessandro of Ocean City was graduated cum taude with an A B. in SpahishEducation during Immaculala College's 56th annual commencement here recently. She was named to four honorary scholastic societies while at college including Delta Epsilon Sigma. Kappa Gamma Pi, lambda lota Tau and Sigma Della Pi.

Pa. Radio Show Originates From The Jersey Shore SEA ISLE CITY - Joan Stack. Interview hostess with WBUX in Doylestown. Pa., brought her interview broadcast here June 1.1 for a live radio program from the office of Sea Isle City Mayor Dorn Raff a The program originated here to find out “what's happening at the shore," and included interviews with Mayor Raffa; Virginia Knauer, former Presidential Cabinet member and a lotal resident; . and widely known tenor Sal Barbo, who will open the resort's Summer Concgrt series Ms. Stack's"program is heard over a wide area of eastern Pennsylvania, and her special broadcast from Sea Isle was the only one from the Jersey shore thi\ season

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