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STONE HARBOR - John L. Armour, president of Sturdy Savings and Loan, has announced the promotion to Ken Hawk to assistant vice president. In addition to his duties as assistant vice president, Hawk will continue to manage the association's North Cape May branch office. "Sturdy is pleased to be able to promote Ken Hawk to the position of assistant vice president," Armour said in making the announcement. "He*has been a strong member of the Sturdy team and we expect

he will further assist the ' association in his new role.' HAWK HAS BEEN a member of the Sturdy team for three years and was promoted to the branch manager at the North Cape May office a year ago. He | was instrumental in that of- I fice's move to a new, full- I service facility at 3851 I Bayshore Road. A graduate of Rider Col- I lege with a degree in ac- I counting, Hawk, a Stone ' Harbor resident, has completed a number of banking courses through the Institute of Financial < Education. , He and his wife Mary own and operate the Happy | day Nursery School in Avalon. The couple has a j son, Benjamin. i

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Mark Week For Records S COURT HOUSE - Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital has joined in the celebration of Medical Records Week as declared by 'Governor Thomas H. Kean. According to Catherine D'lmperio, department head. Medical Records personnel at BTMH are involved in various technical and administrative aspects of the field. They are responsible for collecting, processing, storing, and retrieving health care data. They perform functions related to quality assurance, risk management, utilization review, and DRG assignment and validation. HOSPITAL EXEC — Bettie Weiler has been named assistant director of personnel at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Her duties will include responsibility for functioning of employment office there. She was formerly with Spencer Gifts and Collective Savings and Loan.

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