10 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 9 April '86

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'1st Tech Center Couple' Bows Out

POMONA — It'san unofficial title, but HIP hus-band-and-wife team known as the "First Tech Center Couple" retired March 28. Ocean City residents Jack and Kay Young were among the first to arrive at the newly created National Aviation Facilities Experimental Center (NAFEC) in 1958 When they met in the cafeteria, it was. well, love at first bite. They were married and recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. After 28 years at the center, the Youngs retired together with over 60 years of combined government service. YOUNG'S 30-year federal career began as an engineering draftsman. The

holder of an associate of arts degree in business administration from Valley Forge Military Academy. Jack quickly rose through the ranks. He has held various positions. including supervisory engineering technician, program analyst, administrative officer and supervisory building program analyst. Recently, Young was a member of the present Federal Aviation Administration Technical Center's office space management staff, which coordinates the layout of more than a million square feet of building area. He received numerous awards and letters of commendation during his career.

He also serfved in the U.S. Army for two years, touring Japan as a! second lieutenant. I MRS. YOUNG'S federal career began in 1947 as a provost iharshal in Yokohama. Japan. After a brief stint asia teacher, she returned to government service. this time at "NAFEC" She initially served as secretary t© the deputy director, and held various secretarial jobs until becoming an administrative assistant. From there, she transferred to personnel, where she has specialized in the training branch. "I will miss all of the wonderful people here," Mrs. Young said. HER WORK with the FAA merit promotion and stress management programs earned her two Weighty TV Topic LINWOOp - "The Struggle to Lose Weight" is the topic Sunday on Dr Robert Beitman's 10:30 a.m. television program. Forum 40 on Health. WMGM Channel 40. The new gastric bubble technique. j Overeaters Anonymous, behavior modification and over-the-counter weight loss pills will be reviewed. Dr. Beitmdn's guests include Donna Neiswender, dietician at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Court House; her husband Paul, a registered phar macist, and a representative of the non-profit Overeaters Anonymous group. Dr. Beitman will discuss I the implantation and use of £ the gastric bubble. j Sponaugle I In Europe COURT I HOUSE - e Thomas B. Sponaugle. son I of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. 1 Sponaugle. 4 Shadow La , B has been named to the Dean's List for the fall 1965 S semester at Penn State I University. Sponaugle. a junior 1 history major, is currently | studying with a group of i Penn State students at the 8 University of Flensburg, I Germany He recently I visited Copenhagen, and g spent spring break touring 1 Germany, j

awards within the last year for achievement. She has a master's degree in education from George Washington University. The Youngs plan to stay in the area. Kay and Jack are avid skiers and have toured the Swiss Alps several times over the last 15 years. Photo Test Sponsors Sought WILDWOOD - The city Department of Tourism is inviting island businesses to join in cosponsoring an upcoming tourist project. The event is a summerlong photography contest. The objective of this new event is two-fold, according to Mayor Vic DiSylvester: "We want to encourage our visitors to travel throughout the city and the island so that they will discover our beauty, our sites of interest and our businesses. Secondly, we want to enhance our city's image by holding more artistic programs here." THE PHOTOGRAPHY contest advertisements and application forms will be posted throughout the island all summer. Tourists will be able to enter their photographs either while they are on vacation or send them in from their home. The photos will be privately judged in September by two professional photographers who are assisting the city with this event, Ed Obpropta and Doug Hunsberger, and also the city photographer. Mike Melnicoff. The top 20 winning photographs will be enlarged and framed by the contest organizers. These photos will then be on display on Wildwood's boardwalk Sept. 21 in conjunction with the city's Fine Arts Festival. A copy of each winning photograph will become a part of Wildwood's permanent collection. Local businesses are invited to cosponsor the event by donating $250, which will be used to defray advertising expenses. In return, the sponsor will be identified on all point-of-purchase registration materials that will be posted on the island. For further information, call the Wildwood Department of Tourism, 522-1407.

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