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CWO Matz Honored For Part in Rescue 1

VILLAS Coast Guard CWO Kenneth Matz. 'a former resident here, has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for his part in rescue operations on the M/V Prinsen dam, Holland America Line cruise ship which was on fire and disabled in the Gulf of Alaska last Fall Matz is married to the former Dolly Hartman, daughter of Mrs Ruth Hartman of Hayshore Rd TIIK CITATION accom pau'ying the medal cites Matz for outstanding per-

formance of duty on the mission: "After assembling extra firefighting equipment and loading it aboard the helicopter. CWO Matz. the damage control officer at Coast Guard Air Station Sitka. boarded the helicopter as it departed. "Upon arrival at the scene. CWO Matz was lowered.to the small stern area of the now darkened Prinsendam despite strong winds and the 25-foot vertical pitching motion,of the vessel. Once on board, it

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was necessary for him to fiiyl his way over debris, around a precariously hanging lifeboat, over the superstructure and past the intense heat of the fire in the lounge area as he made his way to the fridge. "ON TllE BRIDGE he assessed the extent of the fire and damage with the Captain and Chief Engineer. Upon determining that the available firefighting equipment on board Prinsendam had been exhausted, Matz returned to the stem and assisted in off loading the equipment from the helicopter. "He then fabricated a block and tackle platform .to lower the fir^ pump over the side of the vessel to allow for adequate sea water suction. He also cut lengths, of hose and fabricated fittings in order that the fire pump could be adapted to r the nonstandard fittings on the foreign built vessel’s fire

main. _ ADDITIONALLyT Matz directed many of the vessel’s crew members and passengers in further efforts to combat the intense blaze. Throughout this period he maintained calm and discipline artfongst the remaining crew and passengers, in one instance, prevented one of the panic stricken passengers from* committing suicide. "After seven hours on board Prinsedum, Matz was again hoisted into the helicopter, where he continued to tend to the survivors that were hoisted to

safety.

“Before departing for Yakutat, Matz had assisted in rescuing 56 persons from lifeboats. Matz’s complete dedication, sound judgment and zealous devotion to duty are mos^beartily commended and^re in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Coast Guard.”

McMenamy Gets Award

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STONE HARBOR - Local resident Gracine McMenamy won ^second place award for her oil painting, “Water Lillies”, in the Atlantic City aRt Center Juried Art Show. This was the 20th annual state Juried Art Show being held in the Garden Pier, Atlantic City. The show will run through to April 30 with daily hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Some 38 artists had entries in seven categories. Mrs. McMenamy has had her works displayed

in the Stone Harbor annual show for many years. She also has her own 'show in the Wetlands. Institute and has had, displays in the art centers in Vineland and Cape May. Currently some of her works are on display #t Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital.

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Teitelman Honor Roll, Attendance Winners

ERMA — First honors have been awarded 22 members of the 7th and 8th Grade at Richard M. Teitelman School here for the third inarking period. Named for the second honors were 82 others. Merit roll and perfect attendance nominations also were made. On the honor rolls were: 7TIIGRADF. Kind Hen on: Joanne Brandi. Gail Buckman. Roberta Donovan. Peter Eatroff, Daniel MacElrevey. Cindy Manden. Patricia Miller. Donna Moore and Jody Webb. Second Honor*: Eric Albert. Lisa Axclson. Sherrie Aycra. Lisa Bassetl. Angel Buch. Lon Cimohowski. Nancy Collins. Ann Dalton. Francis DiGilio, Michael Dorr. Ronda. Filch. Michelle Gaorfal. Sandra Garrison. Mark Gonzalez. Christopher Hall. Melinda Johnson. Tracy Kirkbridc. Lisa Knudsen. Elizabeth Long. James McAlecr. Andy McDonald. Dan McMahon. Carolyn Morse. Claire Nichols. Timothy O'Donnell. Kathleen Oliver. Greg Pearce. Victoria Quinn. Rubi Rabino. dlMrgin Salgado. Beverly Sayre. Raymond Stacy, Stephen Steelman. Dawn Uctz and Kim Wells. Merit Roll: Michael Anholl. James Bailey. Ronald Bland, Katie Brown. Lyncllb Burlon. Nina Coleman, Kimberly Conroy. Dawn Diamond. John Ernst. Karen Green. Andrea Greenspan. Peter Hand. Mark Hawn. Karlson Hughes. Sharon Jamison. Rebecca Mason, Josephine Mcllor. Kristine Palmer. Jean Strickland and Christine Toro Perfect Attendance: Stacey Abel. Shannon Alfano. Joseph Babore. James Bailey. Ronald Bland. Katie Brown. Gail Buckman. James Bucko. James Burrows. Kristine Calhoun. } Nina Coleman. Dawn Diamond. Arthur Donchey. Victoria Ehrcnbcrg, Michelle Elscy, Christopher Evoy. Christine Fitzpatrick. Thomas Fry. Charles Gallant. Sandra Garrison. Karen Green, Christopher Hall. Christine Hand. Mark Hawn. Lynda Ingersoll. Melinda Johnson. Sheila Jones. Lisa Kelly. Karen Lukcrt. Amy Luthc. James McAlecr. Brian McGeary. Patrick McGinnis. Janet McGraw. Donna Moore. Carolyn Morse. Claire Nichols. Kristine Palmer. Melissa Paulus Jon Paxton. Greg Pearce. James Peterson, Charles pfaff, Victoria Quinn. Rubi Rabino. Elaine Rourke. Olivirgin Salgado. Mary Shifflett. Carol Springer. Keith Stankiewicz. Linda Stockton.

Michael Stoddard. Jean Strickland, Richard Strickland. Christine Toro. •Usa Wing, and Michelle Wing. ETH GRADE First Honors: Patricia Branagan, Jill Coldren. Sarah Craig. Linda Gallagher. Mark Halbruner. Margaret Kelly. Chris MacDonald. Brian McKeon. Douglas Patrick. Mary Reeves. Patricia Rourke. Alice Rucdiger, and Kristin Taylor. Second Honors: Carolyn Baxter. Kenneth Brown. Charyl Calfina. Matthew Christopher. Gerry Comber. Andrea Conner. Keith Conner. April Cubernot. Amy Cushman. Sherri Crouch. Steve Douglass. Robert Elwell. Marjorie Engle. Bruce Fournier. Amanda Gack. Daniel Girard. Sue Hart, David Hawthorne. Stuart Hcminway. Merri Howell. Paul James. Colleen Kelly. Jeremy Kerman. Carl Knudsen. Leaf Kraft. Scasi Lewis. Shawn Lindholm. David Lindsay. Rene' Luthe. Lisa Maston. Sheila McCloy. Melvin McDaniels. David Nelson. Denise Obst. Herold Olsen. Barbara Plechner. Todd Randle. Cynthip Sandford. Lisa Schubert. Judv Shaw. Kimberly Short. Deborah Smith. George Smith. Howard Soudcr and Thomas Wagner Merit Koll: Christopher Duffy. John Evanaon. Diane Fontanncz. Ellanna Lavenc, Dawn Socknter. Richard Thompson. 2nd. Leslie Vining Perfect Attendance: Ben Anderson. Frank Becker. Brady Bonner. Lisa Boyd. Patricia Branagan. Jeffrey Brown. Kenneth Brown. Charyl Calfina. Starla Campbell. Michelle Chapeau. Timothy Cohen. Vaughn Coteman. Keith Conner. David Corisen. Michael Coyle. Sherri Crouch. Stanley Cubernot. Kendall Davis. Linda DiDomcnico. Richard Dodson. Steve Douglass. Robert Elwell. Michelle Ely. Marjorie Engle. Rosalie Ferguson. Eric Flickinger. Bruce Fournier. Amanda Gack. Daniel Girard. Robert Haines. Robert Harris. Thomas Hartman. Betty Jo Heritage. Merri Howell. Dean Hunter. Peter Imler. Brian Jones. Paul Kosinski. Peter Kusiw. Michelle I^Flam. David Lindsay. James MacDonald. Sean Magee. Tom Magill. Christopher Marinozzi. Christopher Matsinger. Melvin McDaniels. Brian McKeon. Eric McPherson. Kathy Miller. Denise Obst. April Pennington Mary Reeves. Michael Rohm. Cynthia Sandford. Lisa Schubert. Anthony Schwartz. Judy Shaw. Kimberly Shaw. Joe Sida. Deborah Smith. ' Kimberly Stevenson. Thomas Stevenson. Donna Thorny son. Thomas Wagner. Richard Weber. Michael Wing, and Rhonda Wing

Club To Hold Bus Junket

VILLAS - The Democratic Club will sponsor a bus trip to Reading, Pa., with the bus leaving the club at Bayshore Road and Washington Ave. here at 7 a.m. Friday. May 22. The trip will include

shopping at Vanity Fair, a visit to the Farmers Market, and dining at Good and Plenty. For information call Mary Noce, 886-6663; Frank Lynch, 886-9214, or Ella Toner, 886-7208.

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