Herald & lantern 9 March '83

a. Exposure, Time Cut For X-Rays

COURT HOUSE r Keith Habore. technical director at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, has an nounced the use of Kodak I^anex rare earth intensify mg screens and ortho (i. Films which immediately

cut the amount of radiation exposure to patients by more than 50 percent "The new screens will save money and increase efficiency in the radiology department." Babore said "The speed of exposure

helps reduce the number of X-ray examinations that must be redone if the patient moves, which is very common when examining children and senior citizens • tup: LESS TIME it takes for the exposure, the less likelihood of movement blurring the X-ray study, which reduces the number of retakes." he noted More important, is. he said, the reduction in radiation exposure to patients and staff The new screens contain phosphor compounds based on "rare earth" elements that absorb and convert X rays to light more efficiently than ever before The light emitted by the screens exposes the specially sensitized film to form the diagnostic image The rare earth system is twice as expensive as the calcium tungstate screens, but with reduced exposure, the X-ray tubes will last twice as long. Babore said With the reduced exposure and the additional life added to the R-ray tubes this system will more than pay for itself, he added

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(xtmmittee Set to Go On Road COURT HOUSE - The first of a series of "on the road" meetings will be held B p.m Thursday. April 21. by the Middle Township Committee, at the Green Creek Fire Co. The "mobile meeting" was originally scheduled for April 7. but was postponed so that a public hearing on the proposed H3 million budget for 1983 can be held at the township hall 8 p.m April 7. Other meetings will be held in various communities in the township over the next three years "THE GREEN CREEK meeting will give the senior citizens in the Del Haven area an opportunity to attend a meeting they might otherwise not be able to attend," sa'id Mayor Michael Voll He added that the mobile meetings are in fulfillment of a campaign promise to bring government to the people. Members of the Green Creek Fire Co. will provide free transportation to and from the meeting and members of the Ladies Auxiliary will provide refreshmenLs Anyone requiring transportation is asked to call Township Hall at 465-5107 Citizens may also call Richard Barnett, aide to Township Committee, at 886-5355 Future meetings are planned for Rio Grande. Whitesboro, Swainton. Goshen, and Avalon Manor Honor Roll AVALON - The honor roll for the second marking period has been announced by the Elementary School, with five students being named for high honors They are Heidi Bischoff. William O'Connor. Rachael Schulz. Christin Dodd, and Abigail Fagan Named for honors was Matthew Cosenza, Stephen Gaskill. Jonathan McCur dy. Amy McCutcheon, Jen nifer Rodgers. Susan Stob hart. Angela DtJI'Orefice, and Margaret Hsieh.

New Gty Districts

SEA ISLE CITY- - New voting districts have been established in the city, and will go into effect for this year’s primary. The new districts are: First District—All that part of the city lying bet ween 1st St. to north side (odd numbers) of 42nd St.. Raffa Community Center. 125 Kennedy Blvd. SECOND DIStRfCT-All that part of the city between south side

of 42nd St. (even numbers) to north side of 48th St., (odd numbers), Raffa Community Center. Third District—South' side of 48th (even numbers) to north side of 69th St. (odd numbers). Townsend’s Inlet Civic Center. 138 85th St. Fourth District—Between south side of 69th St. (even numbers) to 94th St. inclusive, Townsend's Inlet Civic Center. 85th St.

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