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drive with two trips that will recognize the efforts of the two top fund raisers,” Smeltzer said. The trips, to be,presented at the end of the summerlong phase of thtf drive; are five days in Freeport, The Bahamas, and three days in New York City. The volunteer who raises the greatest amount of dollars in pledges during this phase of the drive will win a trip for two to the Bahamas. The volunteer who secures the largest number of pledges will win a trip for two to New York City including tickets to a Broadway She THE TRI

presented to the fund drive chairman and the Middle Township division chairman, Robert Hentges, at the travel pffice in Court House, by Terry Babore of R-Way Travel. Commenting on the incentive gift. Mrs. Babore suited, “We have all looked forward to the expansion of the hospital and we hope

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our gifl, to the fund drive spurs the volunteers on toward the goal and possibly over the top.” She announced that the winners will have their Choice of dates on which to begin their trips and the Bahamas trip includes round trip air fare from Philadelphia and lodging, taxes and transfers.

WAY TO BAHAMAS is pointed by Terry Babore as she reviews Freeport trip which R-Way Travel Is donating for award to volunteer who raises largest a|nount in pledges during second phase of Burdette Tomlin Memorial . Hospital fund drive. Robert Hentges. Jdiddle Township division chairman, left, and Robert j’|Smeltzer, drive chairman, accepted the donation. June Traffic On Ferry Off

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