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VOLUNTEER FIREMEN from Rio Grandiose "Jaws of Life" equipment to pry open car door. Demonstration showed public how equipment is used to rescue crash victims. ‘Jaws of Life * Save ■ Crash Victims

By Doris Ward RIO GRANDE - When the firemen from Rio Granfle Volunteer Fire Company were finished with their demonstration, the scene resembled a demolition derby. Within minutes doors were tom from disabled cars and roofs were peeled back, leaving gaping holes. About 60 onlookers including the Police Explorers and the Rio Grande Rescue Squad Cadets were given the opportunity to see the Jaws of Life' fn action. "WE WANTED to-show the public what these unique tools can really do,” said Chief Ralph J. Porch, who ,was responsible for'* presenting the program. "Since we acquired the Hurst O-Tool and the Jaws of Life in 1976 they have been used at least B6 times In extricating accident victims pinned in their cars. "Other fire companies in the area have similiar equipment but our large

territory consisting of Rio Grande, Green Creek, Edgewood, Whitesboro and part of Burleigh along with parts of the parkway dictate our having our own Jaws of Life immediately available,” explained Porch. /THE HYDRAULIC jaws Jre powered by a mobile 2 ^yl. Chrysler engine and are capable of moving 10 tons. During an actual accident, two teams, comprised of four men each, work in cooperation with the local rescue squads while the machine is used. Before operating the equipment there is an eight-hour training course conducted by qualified members, along with a required written test. "It’s something you |)ope you don’t have to use, but when it becomes necessary, .it can mean the difference between life and death,” assured Chief Porch.

Watershed Assn, to Meet

CAPE MAY POINT - Members of the Watershed Association of the Delaware River (WADR) will be meeting here at the State Park from 12 noon to 4 p.m. Sat., Dec. 4, to discuss with the concerned public aquatic health of the River, its tributaries and, the Bay. Newly formed,, the Watershed Assr^ is a nonprofit organization representing citizens, and groups interested in the preservation of the Honor Student PHILADELPHIA - Elizabeth Sims of Avalon was among 34 St. Joseph University students to be inducted into the Alpha Sigma Nil, the national Jesuit honor society, at the Campion Student Center here Nov. 16. A member of the class of ’84, Sims was offered membership in the society based on her achievement and involvement in service Activities at St. Joseph’s.

Delaware River and its tributaries in an optimum state of aquatic health/ Its objectives include creation of a communication network throughout the Watershed, and establishment of public education programs dealing with water related issues. The informal program to be held Sat. is expected to be attended by those in Pennsyvania, New Jersey and Delaware concerned with water related issues. It is designed to identify and highlight current problems affecting both the ground and surface waters of the lower Delaware River Watershed and Bay. Input is being sought from environmental groups, resource and cultural organizations and agencies, sportsmens groups, industries and concerned individuals. The public is encouraged to attend. Bring your lunch. For information call Alan Stifelman at (201) 996-6500 or write WADR, P.O. Box 4. Frenchtown, N.J. 08825.

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• N. CAPE MAY - Five students have been listed on the HigmHonor Roll and 26 students on the Honor Roll for the first marking period here at Heritage Christian Academy. Thos6 on the high HOnor Roll maintained an A in aft major subject areas. They are: Susan Church, Nicholas' Rieser, Jill Korupchak, Jennifer Smith and Frank Pimpinella. Students on the Honor Roll earned an A or B in all major subject areas. They are: Kathleen Bielli, Stephen Calfina, LaUren Evoy, Krista Hughes, Brad Pimpinella, Danica Starym ski, Tommy Bielli’ Stephanie Fleshman, David Flickinger, John Fox, Joanthan Goodroe and Jessica Lees. Also, Kirsten Merrill, Karen Rieser, Jason Newell. Steve Lewis, Jen-

nifer Fleshman, Kelly-'. Strickland. Pam Trimble, Nikkie Quinn, Heather MacDonald. Phillip Church, Sherry Cone. Jeff Trout, Patsy Cone and Ray

Steffens.

Visiting Hours COURT HOUSE - Beginning today, Dec. 1, there will be extended* visiting hours at Burdette Tomlin Hospital, according to Hospital Administrator William H. Waldron III. The new hours Will be from 12 noon to 8 p.m. Previously visitors were permitted to see patients only between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. and 6 and 8 p.m. Extended visiting hours will not apply in maternity or pediatrics. These areas have special hours, and only family visitors

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