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Hi') GRANDE, PublK ' and professional ecliiralion are essential ••fements in the constant tw'ltle against cancer," emphasi/es Hobert G Beit M i) ( f. chairman of Hw Kxecuttve Committee-, of the- Counry Unit of the American Cancer Societjv

"New concepts in treatment and detection of cancers are constantly be mg published An important function of the American Cancer Society is to interpret this information to the professions and the public •The Professional

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Education Committee of our unit is ably headed by Adele Hunter. R N This year she has put a great deal of effort into organizing a full-day seminar on the Diagnosis. Detection, and T reatment of Gastrointestinal Malignan■cies. to be held 8 a m.-4 p m. Friday. June 4. at the Golden Eagle Inn in Cape May "ONE OF THE terrible facts of cancer is that it most frequently strikes the digestive tract, which includes the mouth, esophagus, stomach, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, intestine. colon and rectum Over 100,000 Americ, will die of cancers of( digestive tract in 1982 Yet new techniques early detection of gastrointestinal cancers now exist and arc available to residents of the county. Early detection can mean survival for many who in previous years would have died." DR. BEITMAN, who is a gastroenterologist, a specialist in diseases of the digestive traej^-is a member of tlj€ medical staff of Burdette Tomlin Memorial-Hospital. He will conduct the morning session of the seminar June 4. covering in depth the screening and therapeutic approaches to gastrointestinal cancers. Dr. Dennis Cronin, Professor Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, will conduct the afternoon session with a question and answer session to follow For additional information contact the American Cancer Society office in Rio Grande at 886-1154. Pije registration is required. * .

next to Burdette Tomlin Hospital. Originallv the si' - of a golf club, the building dated from the turn < the ceiitury. molitinn made way for expansion of the grounds of the gpywing hospital.

Blood Visits Scheduled COURT HOUSE - The County Chapter of the American Red Cross has scheduled four blood visits, for June. Locations a'ltcKtimes are: \ Methodist Social Hall, Chqrch St. here, 2-7 ^.m. Friday, June 11; Town Bank Fire Co. building. Town Bank Rd., Town Bank, 2:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, June 18; Dennisville Methodist Church, 610 Petersburg Rd., Dennisville, 2-7 p.m. Wednesday, June 23; Avalon Community Center, 30th and Ocean Ave., Avalon, 1:30*6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 29.

leanup Job Gets Bigger

AVALON - The expanded duties of Bob Matt as head of summer activities in the Department of Public Works were explained by Matt in a recent speech before the Chamber of Commerce. Matt’s job, he explained, started out with supervising five young men in cleaning up the beach and boardwalk area. IT WAS LATER enlarged to policing litter in the recreation area and daily trash pickup in the business area and litter

pickup on the Dune Drive Islands, the Causeway to Townsends Inlet and 30th St. to the first bridge. This year, Matt said, he will be responsible for some 40 summer employees, including beach checkers, beach, boardwalk and business area cleaners, and a new. group, beach porters. HE WILL also share responsibility with the Recreation Dept.in the tennis-ballfield and rharina

areas.

A new three-wheel motorcycle will be provided for the beach tag supervisor to give him more mobility and provide additional contact with the guards. Matt will officially begin his extended duties June

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Local Focus On Welfare

WILDWOOD - The im portance of keeping welfare programs local was emphasized by Bctice Potter, president of the state Municipal Welfare Association, at a meeting of the Welfare Association of South Jersey at Neil’s recently. Poller pointed out that

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