15 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 22 January '86

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jit * ■ n PLAN JUNE WEDDING — The engagement of Pamela Suzanne Coolidge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young of Dennisville, to John Sparks of Rockwall, Tx.. has been announced.

Coolidge — Sparks

DENNISVILLE - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young of this community announce the engagement of their daughter, Pameia Suzanne Coolidge, to Kenneth Edwin Sparks, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sparks of Rockwall, T]exas. ■> Coolidge is a graduate of Middle Township High School and received her B.A. in Communications from the University of Delaware. She lives in Mesa. Ariz., where she is the communications manager for Test Offer NORTH WILD WOOD - Any Public school students interested in attending Wildwood Catholic High School in September who missed the placement test Jan. 11 are advised to contact W.C.H.S. Guidance Department for a testing date Call 522-6243 or 522-7257

the Arizona Society of CPA's. Sparks is a graduate ot Indiana University, Bloomington. Ind. , and has a management position with Proctor and Gamble in Mesa. The wedding will take place June 21 in Indiana. Sweetheart Ball Is Feb. 15 AVALON — The borough Recreation Department is now taking reservations for the Sweetheart Ball set Feb. 15. Doors open at 8:30 p.m with the music starting at 9 p.m. Reservations can be made by Avalon residents only, but there will be seating available for the<_ general public. Beginning this year there will be an admission charge to all dances sponsored by the Recreation Department. For further information call 967-3066

Rx i Health Watch by Or Robert C Beiiman

J ' Continuing our series on ) blood. today we will begin a discussion on anemia. Anemia is defined as a shortage of red blood cells } or hemoglobin. There are accepted normal values when you have your blood tested The accepted level for women happens to be slightly lower than that for men. Also, levels appropriate for babies or children can differ from those of adults. There is more than one form of anemja. Common types include iron-defici-ency, B12 deficiency and folic acid deficiency, sitk-le-cell anemia, thalassemia, and hemolytic anemia. THE SYMPTOMS of . most types of anemia are quite similar. These include: feeling weak, tired, faint and/or breathless The person may look pale I Some people feel their | heart is pounding faster than usual. This is often a result of the heart's trying to pump blood faster than normal to make up for the shortage of red blood cells or hemoglobin. I When your hemoglobin ^result is markedly abnor kTmal, or you report the ^ symptoms listed above, it

i becomes important to i search for the cause of your low "blood count." i ,\NEMIAS MAY repre i sent not only a blood disease, but may be a sign of another serious underly- . ing condition For example. iron deficiency anemia i may be caused by bleeding from the digestive tract. Blood can be lost via bleeding ulcers, gastritis, cancer of the stomach or large intestine diverticulosis. dilated blood vessels (varices), polyps or hemorhoids. Blood could also be lost via the kidneys in microscopic amounts undetected over a long period of time, or in obvious quantities of red blood discoloring the urine (hematuria). This could be a symptom of urinary tract rumors, infections, or a traumatic injury. Next week we will discuss the various types of anemias. Health Watch is a public education project of the Cape May County Unit of the American Cancer Society, of which Dr. Beitman is president. Letters to the doctor can be addressed c/o his office, 108 N. Main St., Cape May Court House. N.J. 08210.

I Winners In Avalon

AVALON — Winners in I the borough's decorated I homes contest in eight I categories have been anI nounced by the Recreation Department. The awards were: Most Original: the Sylvester's; Spirit of Christmas, the Garofalo's; Traditional, the Anderson's; Children's Choice,

theSalfi's; Most lights, the Harts; Most Colorful, the Burns'; Cutest, the Ferrells; Best Business. Avalon Sunoco. Honorable mention went to the. Buchy's, the Leahy's, the Borek's, the Tozour's, the Kowalsi's, the Perrotta's, the GiBbs'. the Seligers' and the Goodwin's.

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