Herald & Lantern 7 December '83

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Teitelman School Honor Rolls Given

ERMA — Hie Richard M. Teitelman School has named 24 students from the Seventh and Eighth Grades to the first honor roll for the first marking period of the school year. Making first honors were: Jason Averill, Tara Amenhaus^r, Jeffrey Coon, Caroline greger, Christopher Herndon, Carol Rea, Sherri Sheppard, Michelle Snedeker, and Colleen Trimble, Eighth Grade. From the Seventh grade were: Andrea Anderson, Sherry Cone, Peter Ewald, Monica Gannon, Sarah Grison, Beth Landis, Ray MacDonald, Barabar Mason, Linda Pierce, Amy Roth, Cynthia Schnebel, Krysta Tees, Colleen Wallace, Wendy Wallace, Shaula Woehlcke. Chosen for Second Honors were: EIGHTH GRADE LeaUe Ahrendu. William Bccka. Bobbi Jo BelleBare, Sharon Baehter. Jackie Brown. Patay Com. Fairtight Covad. Kevin Coomb*. Mike Cortett. Phoebe Crespo. JaUr

DiEdnardo. Heather Dillon. Nora

Fowler. Annette Goodkin. Diane Hagan. Joe Hawthorne, Michael Holmes. Kimberly Hoortoo. Kelly Hedging. Jos tine Johnson. Meliaaa Keith. Barbara Kimsey. Paala Koolashi. Daaiel Lee. Doaese Mabry. Michael Mader. Aba. Craig Marhley, James

McKinney. Victoria ! Palm. Lowell Palmer. Corey Patrick. Heather Pierce. Rochelle

Schweftert. Nicole SctUer. Micbefle ShilUto, Dooaa Smataik. Marie Wallace. Paal Weaver. Kim WUmb. Dooaa Wise. Margaret Wbaei. Steve Worrell. SEVENTH GRADE Dawn Anderson. Kimberly Bates. Sharon Booth. Kathleen Bnmdgan. Diane Bn on. Dana Bromall. Brian Buchanan. Paul Ctpollooe. Eliza Conrad. Scott Douglass, Steve Douglass. Terri Douglass. Kimberly Elliott, Stacy Elliott. Christy Eme, Anthony Fazio, Theresa Franco. Megan Goldberg. Beth Graham. Jason Graham. Robin Johnstone, Timothv Kirsch, Jennifer La re, Helen Lincoln Amy McOoy. John Mek>. Melissa Miley.. Anthony Nordone, Sandra Nuner, Kimberly Osmunrisen. Anne Reagan. Amy Roseman. Roberta Russell. Sandy Schetranpl, Kristine Search*, Shawn Shuman, Martin Smith. Nikki Smith. Holly Solis. Megan Stanton. Michelle Taylor. Cheryl Uetz, Jessica JVaUon. Sydney Weeks.

Alcoholism Unit: New Director

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Council on Alcoholism, affiliated with Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, has a new executive director, James Huber. A native of Westfield, Huber came from the Union County Council on Alcoholism, where he was educational and employee assistance coordinator and ran the Countermeasures program for drunken drivers. Among the alcoholism programs which have been set up by Judith Barlow, alcoholism coordinator, and Huber, are: A N E M P LO YE E Assistance Program at Burdette - Tomlin, which could be in place by Jan. 1. Larry Ganges, from the Division of Alcoholism in Trenton, will conduct training sessions for management and supervisors at the hospital tomorrow and Dec. 7. Lutheran Home-Nurses in-service training program ; Burdette Tomlin Nurses in-service workshop; Fetal Alcoholism SyndromeSeminar for ob-gyn physicians; Rescue Squad Training; County Correctional Facility staff training. Also, at the Dec. 13 meeting fo the board, a seminar on board organization and function will be conducted by staff members from the Division of Alcohol in Trenton.

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