"'"Hospital Marks Employes’ Service

Herald & Lantern 11 April '84

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COURT HOUSE - Sarah Spaulding, registered operating room technician and licensed * practical nurse, began work as a volunteer dt Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital even before it' officially^ opened 34 years ago. She remembers bringing eouipment in from a railroad car standing on tracks that ran directly in front of the door. "A group of us helped set things up," she recalls. -JNow celebrating 30 years of service to the hospital, Ms. Spaulding began fulltime work assisting wherever she was needed Then she moved into a position in the maternity department where she worked until persuaded by the chief of surgery. Dr. Wayne

Stewart, to join his operating room staff. In 1962, Ms. Spaulding took a leave of absence to complete her practical nursing education and become registered (as an operating room technician After she attained her goal, she returned to the operating room to continue her service there. • I LOVE iT." she sajs “I wouldn't work anywhere else. Our staff is close like family.” You develop a real team spirit working together in emergency situations that bring you to the hospital at any time of the night or day." So many changes and so much has happened, Ms. Spaulding says she can't believe it’s been 30 years

SS^njmembers the first operatlng room at Burdette, which she described as tiny. Now she is pleased to be moving into another new facility. “It’s been very satisfying to be part of all the progress," she says Ms. Spaulding is a valued member of the Burdette Tomlin staff and she, as well as others celebrating landmark anniversaries recently, received congratulations and awards from hospital administrators.^ Presentations were made by board member James Wheaton, who serves on the hospital’s Personnel Committee. HONORED FOR 20 years of service were -Ralph Lindholm, Court House; and Pat Miller, L.P.N., Cape May. Recognized for 15 years of service were Mary Fay, R.N., North Wildwood; Mary Alice Feitz, Cape May; and May Klug, L.P.N., Court House.. Receiving pins for 10 years of service were ' Frances Ayers, Cape May; - Ruth Billett, R.N.. Wildwood; Kathy Carlson. Rio Grande; Margaret Czyzewski, L.P.N., Villas; Candice Gianakopo’ulbs, R.N., Wildwood Crest,, Patricia Rambo, North Cape May; Helen Shelly, Woodbine; Joyce Stecber, R.N., Clermont; and Su-

zann Sykes, North Cape

May.

Recognized for five years of service Kathleen Armstrong. R.N., Green Creek ; Carolyn Baker, Cape May; Lourdes Beloro, L.P.N., North Cape May; Barbara Butler:.L.P.N., West ^Idwood; George Carlson, R.N., North Cape May; "e Cicco, Green Claudette DeGoshen; Cynit’sson. Peters-

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; Sara Hart Corbin City;

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View; Esther May, R.N.. Court House; Kathleen McGarry. North Wildwood; Beverly McPeak,' R.N., Ocean City; Jean Nichols. R.N., Villas; Teresa Palumbo, . R.N., North Cape - May , Keith Paynter, Dias Creek; Nancy Roop, Cape May; Jacqueline Russell. R.N., Villas; Jeannette St. John, R.N., Cape May; Lorraine Search, R.N., Cape May; Carol Smith, L.P.N., North Cape May; Suzanne Snyder, R.N., Cape May Point, Donna Sweeney. North Wildwood; Edith Tribit, Ocean City Joseph Walker. Sea Isle City; Irene Ward, R.N., Villas; and Douglas Yearsley,

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TAKING 0\ER — New president of Cape Island Deer ChU*. Carl Mel. left, of Somers Point, receives congratulations fron^Jerrx Wallace of Cape Ma>. outgoing president, on his eleclkm.

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HOSPITAL VETERANS — Honored recentlv for longterm service lo Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital were: left lo right standing. May King, L.P.N., Court House, IT years; Ralph Lindholm. Court House,'20 years: sealed. -Ilorj fay, R.N., North Wildwood, 15 vearsp SarauN Spaulding, L.P.N.. Court House. 30 years, and Pat Miller. 1 L.P.N., Cape May. 20 years.

DR. WILLIAM WASSERSTROM Hospital Welcomes Neurologist

COURT HOUSE - William R. Wasserstrom, M.D., a specialist in neurology, has been added to the staff of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Dr. Wasserstrom received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard College and received his M.D. at the University of Michigan Medical School. Dr Wasserstrom served his internship at the Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center in Los Angeles, Calif. His residency in neurology was served at the University of California Medical Center, Orange. Calif. His fellowship in neuro oncology was served at Memorial Sloan — Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.

Purchase Of Homes On Wane

NORTH CAPE MAY - Growth of home ownership in America has begun to decline for the first time in almost half a century, according to Carl DeMusz. chairman of the Private Property Committee of the Greater Wildwood:Cape May County Board o(. Realtors. DeMusz urged that this week, which President Reagan has designated "Private Property Week", be a time for reflecting on the barriers to home ownership growth and how to overcome them. Among the benefits of owning one’s home. DeMusz said, are: greater personal savings; a higher standard of living, better government through greater participation in community and government decision-making. "Government policies, on top of damaging inflation, recessiona and high interest rales, are impeding the spread of home" ownership." he went on "This is a particularly good year to redouble our efforts to protect private property rights and encourage home ownership because it is an election year." said DeMusz in urg ing citizens to register and go to the polls on election day.

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