Herald & Lantern 30 November '83

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Many severe back problems originate with or are aggravated by slip^ pery streets and sidewalks that make walking a hazard Ice, snow or any slick wet surface may cause people to slip and fall, or almost fall Whatever the cause, the result is often a sore back A slip that causes wrenching of the back may result in over stretching of muscles and

Honor Rolls

N CAPE MAY - The faculty and administration of Heritage Christian Academy have listed four students on the High Honor Roll and six students on the Honor Roll for the first marking period Those making High Honor Roll are Jenifer Cole, Lauren Envoy, Krista Hughes and Jenny Smith. Those on the Honor Roll are Erin Jefferis, Sherri Roop, Jennifer Todd, Stephen Lewis, Heather MacDonald and Pamela Trimble. A change this year in the Honor Roll made the requirements stricter. To be listed on the High Honor Roll, a student must earn a high A (95 or above) in all major subject areas. To be listed on the Honor Roll, a student must earn an A

OMOMtACTOt ligaments. This in turn can cause a spinal misalignment or, equally serious, the aggravation of any minor misalignment that may have been present for some time. Chiropractic spinal manipulation is an effective treatment for such types of injuries. In the interst of better health from the office of: Dr. Josaph J. Rizzo — Chiropractor —

At Heritage average (90 or above) in all major subject areas. Students who had perfect attendance for the first marking period were: William Andrews, Alexander Ernst, Justin Jenkins, Michael Larcombe, Richard Ryan, Joseph Bevilacqua, Jacob DeMusz, Mazie DeWeese, Nicole Frederick, Christine Hansen, Erin Jefferis, Sherri Roop, Jennifer Todd, Jaime Hammer, Aimee Smith, Danica Starynski, Jenny Smith, Keith Bancroft, Mark DeVos and Ray Steffens.

Briant Gets Master’s

CAPE MAY - Susan L. Briant, 413 Jefferson St., recently received her Master’s degree in Library Science from Glassboro State College, where she attained a 3.91 grade point average out of a possible 4.0. Ms. Briant attented Cape May area schools and is a graduate of The George School, Newtown, Pa. She received her B.A. in political science cum laude from Boston University. She has been employed at the Cape May City Library for several years, and recently presented City Council and the Library with copies of her thesis on "The Volunteer Program at the Cape May City Public Library”. She emphasized the importance of work done by the library volunteers.

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Award Goes to Lennon

Dianne Lennon, Extension Home Economist in Atlantic and Cape May counties, is the recipient of a $250 National Award sponsored by the Nestle Coordinator Center for Nutrition Inc. The award is presented to only four home economists in the country for their development of an outstanding nutrition education program which reaches families living on a limited income. Dianne's program was designed to teach lowincome youth about nutrition while also giving them an opportunity to recreate. During the summers of ld81 and 1982, 508 youngsters attended a day camp where they learngf} how to prepare nutritious snacks and simple meals. They learned the importance of shopping wisely and acquired enough skills to make some food purchases for their parents. DURING THE summer of 1983 following her application for the Nutrition Education Special Teaching Learning Enjoying Award, Dianne repeated the program and was again successful, teaching 362 low-income youth. The 1983 day camp was a richer learning experience due to a grant from the Camp & Cultural Fund of Business and Professional Women of Atlantic City. The funds allowed for the purchase of ice cream freezers and camping and sporting equipment. The group was most grateful to the BPW for its financial support. The Nestle Award was presented Oct. 24 at the National Association of Extension Home Economists annual meeting in Atlanta, Georgia.

COURT HOUSE - Local resident Richard A. Renza, D.O., who practices in Wildwood and North Cape May, was recently elected vice-president of the American Osteopathic College of Rheumatology. The election was held during the business meetings at the American Osteopathic Association’s, (AOA) 88th Annual Convention and Scientific Seminar. Born in Philadelphia, Dr. Renza is a 1971 graduate of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is board certified in general practice and rheumatology. A MEMBER of the AOA and the New Jersey Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, Dr. Renza is a diplomate of the National Board of Examiners for Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. His term of office as secretary will be 1983-84. The convention and seminar, sponsored by the AOA and 11 specialty practice affiliates, was held in New Orleans, LA, Oct. 23-27. Nearly 2,000 osteopathic physicians, spouses and guests attended the five-day postgraduate session. By attending the scientific seminars, Dr. Renza earned Continuing Medical Education (CM# credits. Osteopatchic physicians are required to earn 150 CME credits every three Graduate MARMORA - Pvt. Jonathon M. Fra sea, son of Richard S. Frasca of 733 S. Shore Road, has completed the Army’s construction machine operator course at For Leonard Wood, Mo.

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ERMA — Lower Cape May Regional High School has named six students to its First Honor Roll for the first marking period of the 1983-84 school year. Named to the Second Honor Roll were 78 other students. Selected for first honors were Susan Hyson, Tamara McCloy, Luann Cherry, Mark Halbruner, Michele Sobel and Linda Hawley. Add Black, Michelle Boyd, Christopher Brooks. Arthur Cohen, Jay Coldren, Susan DiDomenico. Haeja Dewing. Marie Gilmartin, Michelle Goodroe, Joseph Greisbach, Donna Helwig, Terri Hensley, Kurt Jensen, Grey Lathbury, Shannon Luthe, Joell MacDonald, John Marchetti, Julie McGuigan. Stephanie Miller, Dianna Myers, Kathryn Petruccelli. Brian Sharpe, Christopher Shoemaker, Tod Shoffler, Stephen Souder, John Stanton, Chris Wallace, Richard Demers, Sarah Deshusses, Peter Eatroff, Christopher Gorman, Michael Hudgins, Christine Kelefaam. Cindy Marsden, Patricia Mason, Patricia Miller. Carolyn Morse. Charles Smutnik, Margaret Todd, 'John' Twombly, Jody Webb, Carolyn Baxter, Patricia Branagan, Suzanne Hart, Patrick Holden, Jeremy Kerman, Sean Lewis, Evelyn Mulligan, Douglas Patrick. Marybeth Smiley. Kristin Taylor. Laureen Weeden, Terri Wood, Kurt Bieberbach, Sean Brennan, Lori Burrows, Cathy Caprio, Jacqueline Coon, Terry Cor des. Kathleen Cunningham, Lisa DeMusz, Dan Dickinson, McCarthy Donovan, Erika Frederick, Debbie Gerhardt, Donna Grone, Dawn Horner, Mike Kuzma, Ryan Litton, Lisa Marks, Frank Oprandy, Ingrid Pohlig, Janine Saggiocno, Deborah Shumway, Donna Taylor, Gleasy Volante, Jenny Watson, and Kimberly Wuethrich.

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