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Hie Herald and,The Lantern

Wedneaday, September », I9W

A New Program

Younger Teens May Help Out at Hospital

SOMERS POINT MAny •rea young peoplr. mpociaUy Ihbae in their early teen*, are beginning to ache with the doldrums peculiar to thi* aeaaon Mary Ketrunia, Shore Memorial Hoapi'al's

director of volunteers, recognized this gap in the liyea of younger teens "WE ARE immediately opening the doors of our volunteer program to this age group (14-16),'' Miss Petrunis said "Until now,

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we have restricted volunteer activities to individuals at least 16 years. Now after careful planning, we have developed a program whfch can fully utilize the enthusiasm and interest of

younger teens.".

Both males and females will be welcomed into the SMH volunteer corpa, with young men receiving the title of Junior Redcoat and young women, Junior Candy-Striper. Upon reaching 16, the Junior class of volunteers will

attain the status of Intermediate Redcoat and full-fledged Candy-Striper. At age 18, they gain the adulf volunteer designations of Redcoat

and Pink Lady.

JUNIOR 'sREDCOATS and Junior Candy-Stripers, according to Miss Petrunis, arc both eligible for the same hospital aotivites. They may particijfete in such duties as handling visitors passes, delivering flowers to nursing stations, and setting up patient trays

patients. Their working hours will be any time they elect to serve from 7:30 to 4, Monday thru Friday. "Although the Junior volunteer program is being initiated right now, during many young people's

summer slump, it is a yearround activity," Miss Petrunis noted. "Hours will be arranged to harmonize with any student’s schedule throughout the year." Applicants may contact , Miss Petnmis a* 653-3543

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COURT HOUSE - The results of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors election were announced at the Chamber's August Board of Director’s meeting by Howard Gerald, member of the nomination and election committee and Past President of the Chamber. Members elected five new directors and reelected eight current directors for another term. New directors include: Ernest Yarborough, vice president of Cape Insurance Co., North Wildwood and a resident of Avalon; Robert Smith, manager of he Ocean City Home Savings & Loan Association and a resident of Rio Grande. Jack Bittner, owner of Sandaway Hotel in Ocean City; Al Menz 111, partner in Big Timber Lake Campground. Middle Township and a resident of Wildwood Crest; and Larry Boyer, Publisher of the Gazette/Leader and

resident Lower Township and a former director of the Cheyenne County ,Chamber of Commerce in Sidney, Nebraska. ( Directors re-elefcted included Matthew Tomlin, business administrator, Cape May County Vo-Tech Center; Raymond McCoy . of Caffe May Harbison ■Walker Company (tbe Magnesite); Richard Lynch, North Wildwood Campground; C.W. Batters by, Court House Arco; Warrea Garretson of Lower Township Coastline Agency, William Kiser, Division Manager, N.J. Natural Gas Company; Dwuld Larkks, Arthur Laricks Real Estate, Sea Isle City; and Boyd Tyler of Court House, manager, Villas office of Guarantee Bank. Hie newly elected and reelected directors will be installed at the Chambers' annual membership meeting and installation banquet Wednesday evening, Odt. 1 at the Top of the Marq in Cape May.

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JUNIOR REDCOAT Tim Lupinacci of Ocean City, works

in the hospital mailroom.

in the kitchen. They may also act as messengers, file clerks, linen taggers, mail room aides and lobby at-

tendants

'This is a diverse program." Miss Petrunis noted," specifically structured to experience young teens for a variey of health career positions. Their broad hospital orientation will lay sound groundwork for jobs in many areas not solely restricted to the health field, also." THE JUNIORS are legally restricted from •direct contact with

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