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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, January 7.1981

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PRIZE-WINNER DOLLS are donated to Pediatric Ward of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital by Rio Grande Rescue Squad. Malting presentation to Ruth Billet, R.N., head nurse In pediatrics, are Walter Belles,left, and Frank Sultak. Dolls were used to decorate float which won an award In West Cape May Christmas Parade.

23 Honored On Service To Hospital

COURT HOUSE - Service awards were presented to 23 employes with more than five years at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital at a special buffet luncheon. Awards for 20 years' service were presented to Mrs, Katherine Moore, a clinic nurse who has had 15 years of continuous service and 22 years at the hospital, and Mrs. Susan Hudgins, a nursing clerk with 20 years of continuous service and 28 years at the hospital. , AN AWARD for 15 years was presented to Alice

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Five-year service awafQs went to Charlotte Bart. ’Virginia Brennan. John Downam, Patricia Fcra, Deborah Larue, Linda Lemon. Stephanie Mayne, Elizabeth Manich, Edward Mustek, Jean Chorale Tues. CAPE MAY - The Kean College Chorale will embark on it’s tenth annual concert tour 8 p.m. Jan. 13 at Victorian Towers. It will include music for every taste — classic, folk, spiritual, jazz, rock, pop. Open to the public, the concert will be limited to 250 people. For information call Helen Schiavo 884-8438.

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Palumhi, Rasik Pandya, Ramesh Patel, Blanche Short, Michelle Soyer, Beulah Tanghare, Patricia Tanhare, William H. Waldron III, Kathy WestcotL Joseph Williams

and William Zenner.

Making thepresentations were Alan -I. Qoutd, president of the hoard of governors, and Waldron, the hospital administrator Fire Levels Camp Office ERMA — Volunteers from four companies battled sub-zero temperatures and a high wind early Monday morning while fighting a blaze that destroyed an office building at the Beachcomber Cam pground, off Rt. 9 here. A passing motorist reported the fire around 3:45 a.m. High winds carried embers some distance starting at least a half dozen smaller fires in near-

by wooded area.

Firemen from Erma, Town Bank, Villas and Rio Grande fought, the blaze three hours, the Erma volunteers being recalled some 12 hours later when gas from a propane tank at

the site caught fire.

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