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Alumna of the Month Rina Terry completed a "Stop Smoking" clinic in 1976, and to reward herself she decided to take a creative writing course at Cumberland County College. "During registration I reviewed the college catalog and really got excited about the interesting course offerings, " Terry recalled. "I ended up enrolling as a full-time student." Before registering, Terry met with an advisor, then took the New Jersey College Basic Skills Placement Test. Assessments indicated she was talented in English skills but needed remedial education in mathematics. Terry said college personnel provided personalized instruction that enabled her to upgrade her mathematics skills to college level. And humanities professors "challenged me to achieve my highest potential in English courses," she noted. The alumna is now pursuing a master's degree in creative writing at Temple University . She has studied under Robert Greeley, Sonia Sanchez, Susan Stewart and Stephen Dunn, resident poet at Stockton State College who recently received a Guggenheim Fellowship. "I began to take writing seriously at Cumberland," the 36-year-old Tuckahoe resident said. "Professors there convinced me that I had talent, and that writing poetry wasn't a frivolous pursuit, but a challenging art form. "The humanities professors at CCC have a love of the7" English language and it's transmitted to serious students. By the time 1 graduated, I had developed a new respect for and appreciation of the craft of poetry . "> In 1981, Terry earned, with highest honors, a bachelor's degree in psychology /creative writing from Stockton. She has worked as a continuing education coordinator for the Garden Area Health Education Center, administered by Bridgeton Hospital and the Shore AHEC, administered by Atlantic City Medical Center. At CCC, Terry was editor of L'Espirit, the college literary , magazine. She was selected as the top humanities student during her.sophomore year, and she was a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Who's Who Among American Junior College Terry was also poetry editor of Stockpot, Stockton's literary magazine, and the recipient of a creative writing award there for a collection of her poems. "I'm compelled to write because I'm fascinated with the power of language," Terry said. "A strong poem is universal; ~ it can be a poet's gift to the people." Terry cited her children, Paul, 15, and Tara, 14, as daily inspirations whose support has been "essential in whatever success I've achieved." We 're Proud of Our Alumni v I /

Miraglia Chosen Realtor of Year

STONE HARBOR - A builder -developer who worked his way through the chairs of the Chester County, Pa., Board of Realtors this year received the association's highest award when it named him Realtor of the Year He is Julian V. Miraglia. partner in Bernard Hankin Builders. Exton. Pa., who also is president of the Chester County Realtors, president of St. Katherine of Siena Home and School

\ Association in Wayne, and ° a trustee for the academy e of Notre Dame in i- Villa nova. He is a longs time summer resident of - Stone Harbor t TIIK REALTOR of the i Year award is based on local, state and national service, civic responi sibilities, concern for one's » neighbors, and service to the real estate industry. Miraglia. a director of the Chester County Board of Realtors since 1980, he has been its secretary. ncia wen us secretary,

treasurer, second and first vice presidents, president, and chairman of the \ building committee which constructed the association offices in Lionville, Pa. In addition he is a member of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors (Certified Property Manager' and an RPAC trustee in 1983-1984. the Pennsylvania Builders Association (Registered Apartment Manager) and former chairman of the Pennsylvania Apartment Council. A GRADUATE of the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor of arts degree in 1960, he received a degree in business ad- I ministration in 1967 from the Wharton Graduate School. A year later he was graduated from the In-

stitute of Real Estate, then earned a graduate degree in business law from LaSalle Extension University. and a CPM, certified property management, designation from the Institute of Real Estate Management. He also served in the U.S. Navy. A resident of Radnor. Upper Merion Township. Pa.. Miraglia has been active in service to education He was a director and chairman of the Conshohockcn. Pa.. School board, director and secretary of the Colonial School district covering the 'PlymouthWhitemarsh townships and Conshohocken borough, and a member of the President's Advisory board at Immaculata College. Frazer. Pa MIRAGLIA ALSO is a member of the Montgomery County. Pa.. Republican Finance committee and in 1981 was . Bazaar Set To Benefit Hospital OCEAN CITY - The Shore Memorial Hospital Summer Bazaar has been scheduled 9 a.m. to 3 p.m July 25 on the Ocean City Music Pier The annual event is sponsored by the Ocean City Chapter of the Shore I Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and features gift items such as knitted crafts and clothing, baked goods, books, jewelry, Christmas crafts and decorations and 1 white elephants. \ Refreshments will also be available. Proceeds go to the purchase of a new CT I Scanner at Shore Memorial Hospital. ^

JULIAN MIRAGLIA chairman of a tax study commission in Upper Merion which analyzed the taxing program for the township and put together a tax plan still in effect in that municipality. He also has been a director and active member of the Exton Area Chamber of Commerce. The award, rarely given to an incumbent president, was made at a luncheon June 12 attended by his wife Betsy and daughters Laura. Lisa and Nina: His mother. Mrs. Nora Miraglia. and sister. Mrs. Kate Lecke.

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