12 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 21 May '86

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Volunteer Awards At Cape Hospital

[ COURT HOUSE - Approximately 200 Burdette Tomlin volunteers attended a recent awards tea in their honor, held at the Wildwood Country Club. 'Volunteers Make the Difference" was the theme. President William H Waldron nT lauded all the individuals who contributed a total of 50,000 hours of service to the hospital during the past year. "I thank you for your gifts of self that means so much to others," he told them, "and for the very special and important difference you make." DIRECTOR OF Volunteers, Bettie Crilly, and Auxiliary President. Peggy Borkland presented awards to the following individuals who achieved service landmarks: Receiving a 12.000-hour bar for her service was Johanna Mahan. Court House Awarded a 5,000-hour bar was The! ma Rice. North Cape May Receiving L500-hour bars were Mary Keaveny. Avalon, and Rose Uzdivenes, Court House Receiving bars for i.OOO- hours were Venus Pilert. Stone Harbor, and Ullie Smith. Cape May Awarded a 3,000hour bar was Margaret Noone. Stone Harbor Receiving Z.SOdhour bars were Mary Jane Lea. Avalon: Florence Long. Burleigh, and Elsie Snyder. Stone Harbor THE FOLLOWING volunteers received 2.ooohour bars: Jane Bruce. Court House. Gertrude Cerny. Stone Harbor. Peg Ferguson. Cape May. Joe-Anne Halsey. Den nisville: fioward Halsey. Dennisville; laxirece Heidke. Cape May , Marion Robertson. Cape May . Mane Spence. Stone Harbor, and Helen Straub. Stone Harbor Awarded 1.500-hour bars were Grace Bee be. Court House. Alice Belanger. Pennisville: Miriam Buckingham. Stone Harbor: william Corcoran. Wildwood Crest. Kay Dougherty. Court House. Kathryn Grady. Wildwood Crest. David Hunter. Cape May: Mildred Katzmar. Wildwood Creat. Teaa

Lanigan. Villas. Priscilla Lemanski. Avalon, Jennie Long. Cape May. Jayne Maguire. North Cape May. Helen McCoy. Villas, and Emogene Otton. Stone Harbor RECEIVING 1 .000 hour bars were Betty Barker. Del Haven. Cecilia Crawford. Wildwood. Bill Dougher ty. Court House, Jane Elliott. Court House. Edith Himmelberger, Woodbine, Winifred Leahy, Cape May Beach. Kathy Ucci. Dentusville: Miriam L'pdike. Court House, and Mary' Wheatley. Avalon Five hundred-hour bars were awarded to John Basford, Avalon. Mary Ba».'vird. Avalon. Ida Bradway. North Wildwood. Pauline Brannon. North Cape May. James Donahue. Sea Isle City. Ruth Dougherty. Court House: A1 Eulas. Cape May. Margaret Grove. Villas. Ellen Haines. Seaville: Dorothy Hakenjos, Wildwood: Hildegarde Harvey. Marmora. Jane Lewis. Wildwood Crest: May Noble. North Wildwood. Dorothea Noss. Wildwood Crest. Katherine Perry. North Wildwood: Marion Ramsey. Avalon. Marie Roeser. West Cape May. Ellen Schlegel. Stone Harbor Jeanne Schultz, Court House. Charles Whitney. Erma Park: Helen Wilson. Avalon. and May Zeyher. Court House THE FOLLOWING volunteers received 300-hour pins: Julie Beraldi, Avalon: Florence Campbell. Avalon. Ida Campbell. Court House, Betty Carlton. Cape May: Charlotte Dixon. North Cape May. Henreyetta Drayer, Wildwood Crest. iiegina Howell. Cape May. Carol Julia no. North Wildwood. Harriet Kerns. North Cape May. Laura MacConnell. North Cape May. Helen McGralh. Court House: Jill McPartland. North Cape May. Helen Mitchell. Villas: Wendy Nicholas. Cape May. Patricia O'Netl. Villas Betty Parker. Cape May. Robert Rague. Wildwood. Jennie Reitano. Court : HOuse. Shirley Reeves. Cape May, Dorothy Robinson, court House. George Robinson. Court House: Betty Ross. Wildwood Crest: Pali Sparks. Cape May . Ann Stein. Baltimore. MD. Lynn Stein. Baltimore. MD: Audrey Swanson. Court House. Clyde Swason. Court House: June Taylur. Cape May, Jennie Troxel. North Cape May and Sallie Williams. Avalon RECEIVING emblems for 100 to 299 hours were Manor Bermender. Cape May. Don Brown. Avalon. Eleanor Butler. Rio Grande: Helen Carr, Villas: Virginia Dilliplane. Stone Harbor: Marjorie Doak. Avalon: Henreyeltp Drayer. Wildwood Crest. Marie Dress. Wildwood Crest: Bonnie Feise. Avalon . May Griesbach. North Cape

May: Charles Grove. Villas. Dorothy Hakenjos. Wildwood. Isabel Hickman. Cape May. CAroi Juliano. North Wildwood. James Keltic, Cape May: Virginia Laskcy, Stone ((arbor. Betty Lehmann. Cape May: Mary Ulliston. court House. Shereen Lloyd. Wildwood Crest . Albert Lopez. Avalon. Lillian Lord. Green Creek. Dorothy Lovell. Rio Grande: Ellie Marks. Cape May: Dorothy Norbury. Green Creek. Dorothy O'Connell. Avalon: Patricia O'Neil, Villas. Kathenne Pfister. Wildwood Crest. Elaine Pulhamus. Cape May. Robert Rague. Wildwood. Helen Rague. Wildwood: Jeanne Reischer, Court House. Hawaii Post To Russell CAPE MAY - Air Force Gilbert K. Russell, son of Lillian M. Russell of 22 Broad St. Court, and Phillip N. Russell of Philadelphia, has arrived for duty with the 15th Air Base Wing. Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii. Russell, a financial services specialist, received an associate degree in 1983 from Gulf Coast Community College, Panama City. Fla

Grace Smeltzer. Cold Spring: Pali Sparks. Cape May: Everett .Springer. Court House: Audrey Swanson. Court House. Clyde Swanson. Court House: Taz Thompson. Cape VH HI / IN TRAINING - David A. Cusick of North Cape May, the son of Robert Cusick. was graduated from the United States Naval Training Center in Orlando, Fla. and is attending the Naval Damage Control Training Center at the Philadelphia Naval Base. He plans to wed Ona Marie Wilson, also of North Cape May, in August, then go to his duty station in Charleston. S.C.

May. Betty Trost. Norti Cape May . Teresa Varga. Dentusville , Janel Weeks. Green Creek; Kay Wigton. Court House; and Sallie Williams. Hiebert, Evans Are r Engaged COURT HOUSE - Mr and Mrs. John Hiebert of North Newton, KS., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kristen Gayle, to Mark Tyler > / Evans, son of Maurice C. Evans and the late Dorothy Brown Evans of this community. The' bride-elect is a graduate of Bethel College and is employed as an elementary music teacher in Atchison, KS. Evans, a graduate of the University of Delaware with a degree in civil engineering, is employed as a roadway assistant with the Santa Fe Railroad. ,

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