Herald & lantern 9 February *83

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YULE TRADITION — Instead of exchanging Christmas cards, employees of New Jersey Natural Gas Co. annually contribute to a charity. Presenting check for SI65 realized this year is tHorence D. Stingel of North Wildwood, cashier of utility’s Swainton office. Receiving contribution is Jean Gleason, vice president of Sunshine Club, which is dedicated to granting last wishes to terminally ill children.

Academy Honor Rolls Announced

N CAPE MAY - The faculty and administration of Heritage Christian Academy announced that eight students have been listed on the High Honor Roll and 22 students on the Honor Roll for the second marking period. Those making High Honors are: Kathy Bielli, Susan Church, Nicky Rieser, Jill Korupchak. Jenny Smith. Jennifer Fleshman, Frank Pimpinella and Patsy Cone. THOSE ON the Honor Roll are: Stephen Calfina, Elizabeth DeMusz, Laurie Evoy, Kristy Hughes, Meghan McPherson, Brad Pimpinella, Danica Starynski, Tommy Bielli, Jonathan Goodroe, Kristy Kitchen. I/.'ssica Lee?, Kirsten Merrill, Karen Rieser, Steven Lewis, Jason Newell, Jennifer Bastian, Phillip Church, Heather MacDonald, Kelley Strickland, Pam Trimble. Jim Goodroe and Ray Steffens. To be listed on the High Honor Roll, a student must maintain an A in all major subject areas, and to be listed on the Honor Roll, a student must earn an A or B in all major subject areas. Secretaries Discuss PLS VILLAS — The County I/egfi1 Secretaries Association will hold its February meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15, at the Pirates Den. Bayshbre Road. The program for the evening will be on the Professional Legal Secretary certification (PLS) to be presented by the New Jersey Association of Legal Secretaries PLS Chairman, Barbara M. Sena, PLS, and Corinne A. Sena, PLS. THE EXAMINATION is given twice each year in March and October by the National Association of Legal Secretaries through the cooperation of colleges and universities. Anyone interested in obtaining additional information or attending the meeting, should contact Bettt Ann Thornton at 522-0511 on or before Friday, Feb. 11.

Students who had perfect attendance for the second marking period were: Joseph Bevilacqua, Jacob DeMusz, Darla Matthews, Susan Church, Michael Culver. Jessica Newell, Danica Starynski, Tommy Bielli, Joey Trombetta, Jason Newell, Jennifer Bastian, Tom Culver, Ted DeMusz. Pam Trimble and Chris Ryan. Linda Tumier Out of Basic COURT HOUSE - Airman Linda M Tumier, daughter of Walter G. and Barbara A. Tumier of 3 Heritage Dr., has completed Air- Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. The airman, who is remaining at Lackland for specialized training in the security police field, is a 1982 graduate of Middle Township High School, studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Completion of this train ing earned the individual credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community college of the Air Force.

Shrine Staff Installed The County Shrine Club held its annual installation of officers Feb. 2. The following were installed by Johnson D. Pepper, past Potentate of Crescent Temple, Trenton,: President. William V Schaule; First Vice President, William W. Dougherty ; Second Vice President. Paul D. Greenland; Third Vice President, Walter S. Carpenter, Fourth Vice President, Charles E Garner; Secretary. Franklin S. Moore; Treasurer, James D Kellie; Chaplains, the Rev. Willard P. Sirman Jr. and Jason Lummis. The County Shrine Club is a unit of Crescent Temple.

Oprandy Taking More Training VILLAS — Airman Tficia A. Oprandy. daughter of Frank Opran dy Jr. of Dumont, and Caroline Zmir'ak of 110 Cedardale Ave. here, is remaining at Lakeland Air Force Base, Tex. after completing Air Force basic training. The airman will 'now receive specialized training in the medical field. She is a 1982 graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School.

Band To Hold Pasta Fete COURT HOUSE - The award-winning Panther Marching Band of Middle Township High School will sponsor a spaghetti dinner in the United Methodist Memorial Hall 5-7 p.m. Fri day, Feb. 11. Tickets are available from the Band students or may be purchased at the door the night of the dinner. Take-out service is also available.

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