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Hospital Features Radiologic Work

COURT HOUSE - November 5-11 has been declared National Radiologic Technology Week and Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital has joined in the recognition program. The hospital's 30-member Diagnostic Imaging Department provides a full range of modern services including conventional radiography, nuclear medicine, ultrasonography and computerized axial tomography (CAT) scanning. RADIOLOGIC technologists are specialists registered nationally and licensed by the state. Two years of combined classroom and clinical training are required with studies now including the computer science required to work with the latest developments in the field. At Burdette -Tomlin, much of the radiographic

talent is home grown. The hospital sets a high standard with its own school of radiography administered by BTMH board certified radiologists. THE SCHOOL was founded and is directed by Daniel Wilner, M.D. chief of the department and an internationally renowned expert and author on the . radiology of bone tumors. Many of the graduates of the Burdette Tomlin School have remained to work at this hospital. County residents requiring radiological studies benefit from -highly

qualified staff and from the latest equipment including a CAT scanner and new nuclear medicine facilities. Hie diagnostic imaging department recently has grown to include 10 examination and specialized study rooms. "WE ARE proud of the progress of this department, which now ranks among the best in the state. We especially salute our radiography technologists during this recognition week," said William H. Waldron III, BTMH president. "Our radiography

students and graduates have had a very positive influence on the development of services here." Anyone interested in more information about the BTMH School should contact Kathy McGarry, the program's coordinator, at 465-2000, ext. 5783.

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Kiwanians Combine For Picnic

COURT HOUSE - The first annual New Jersey Kiwanis Division I Picinic was held recently at the County here. Following a successful picinic held by Cape May Kiwanis last year, it was suggested by Cape May Kiwanian Rocco Doto that the affair be expanded to include other clubs in Division I. The idea was adopted, resulting in participation by Division I clubs from Wildwood, Cape May Court

House, Baytown, Northfield-Linwood, Cape May, Somers P.oint and Ocean City. More than 400 club members, their families and friends attended the day-long activities, which included horse shoe pitching, Softball, egg toss, volleyball, tug-of-war, sack races and, for the less active, checkers and pinochle. Plans for a repeat performance are underway.

VFW HONOR — John Bright of Villas has been chosen Member of the Month by Peterson-Little Post 396, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Cape May. A Vietnam veteran, he is former post quartermaster and is acting adjutant. He was New Jersey VFW quartermaster 1982-83.

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Hendee Site To Get New Building STONE HARBOR - " Price Waterworks, a threestory office building, will be constructed on the site of the old Hendee Real Estate office at 359 96th St. , according to DiMarco and Hendee Real Estate, which will be one of the occupants of the new buildiQg. Also slated to locate in the building are: Beach Abstract Title Co.; Dr. Peter Cassalia, dental office; Mike Sharp, computer sales, and Robert Maerz, developer. Negotiations were reported in progress for a discount stock brokerage firm. It is also hoped to have an attorney join the other professionals in the new building. Study Set For WCHS NORTH WILDWOOD - A three-day study of Wildwood Catholic High School will begin next Tuesday, Nov. 6, to deter-

mine whether the school's accreditation should be extended. The study will be conducted by an eight-member committee of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Such an evaluation is required every 10 years. The committee chairman will present an oral statement of its findings to the ' faculty at the end of its stay. The final report will "• be sent to the association.

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