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Volunteer Secret: Honey Likes Work

COURT HOUSE - Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital has many volunteers and one, Johanna Mahan. who does the work of many. Mrs. Mahan. or "Honey", as everyone knows her. has logged over 12,000 hours at the hospital since 1964. Normally camera-shy, she agreed to talk about her experience "if it might help others get interested in helping." Honey's career as a volunteer began when a friend asked her to "come

over and help deliver mail at the hospital." "I liked it," says Honey. "Then I started working on the floor helping the nurses. I got in the Emergency Room when one of the nurses got sick and asked me to stay to help. I've stayed for years. "I LIKE WORKING with the nurses. I know most of the girls and most of them know me. Each day is different and has something good in it." says Honey. "It's better than sitting home and getting fat," she adds with a laugh. Honey doesn't leave herself any time for that. The average volunteer works four to five hours, once a week. Honey is usually at the hospital six hours a day. seven days a week. She makes an extra special contribution because most of those hours are at night. Luckily. Honey lives in Court House, so she says she can be at the hospital "in a minute". In the Emergency Department, she does errands. takes patients to their rooms or to X-Ray, and generally helps the doctors and nurses. FOR A CHANGE of pace, she puts her past experience as manager of the Toys Ahoy Shop in Stone Harobr to work in the auxiliary-run hospital gift shop. She helps with ordering. unpacks merchandise and restocks shelves. "There are so many different ways to help," says Honey, "It doesn't take long for most volunteers to find their own special niche." Honey has many friends at Burdette. Her help is appreciated by the patients she assits and by the staff she works with. "It's a good feeling." she says with a smile. Bettie Crilly, BTMH driector of volunteer services. understands that most people cannot give as much time as Honey does to the hospital. But she agrees with Mahan that each person who gets in-

CHEERING CHAT — Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital volunteer Johanna "Honey" Mahan of Court House, left, who has over 12,000 hours' service, and fellow volunteer Mary Keavenny, of Avalon. who has over 4,500, chat with Americo J. Tappata of Wildwood Crest, a recent patient in hospital's emergency department.

volved can find a way and time to help that will suit him or her. V, CRILLY POINTS out that there are volunteers serving in most every department of the hospital. Some work directly with patients and others assist behind the scenes in areas such as record keeping Still others help staff the coffee shop and thrift shop. "All new volunteers attend an orientation to learn about the many and varied opportunities." says Crilly. "A lot of effort goes into matching assignments to the interests, experience, and schedule of the individual. "Volunteers who choose to be involved in patient care get a second orientation, which includes instructions on how to handle a wheelchair and other practical pointers. We try to be sure that each new person begins confidently." sayd Crilly. BURDETTE volunteers range in age from 14 to 82. Crilly describes them as talented people who share a desire to give something of themselves to others She and Honey Mahan invite anyone who is interested in joining this caring group to call the Volunteer Department at 465-2000. extension 5320. A commitment of just three hours a week is all that is required.

Statewide Board OKs 2-1 Split TOMS RIVER - At the regular monthly meeting on May 28, 1906. the board of directors of Statewide Bancorp unanimously voted to split the common stock of Statewide Bancorp on a 2 for I basis; subject to shareholder approval of an increase of authorized common stock. The board further unanimously agreed to proceed, after the stock split, with a rights offering to shareholders to purchase additional shares of common stock for Statewide Bancorp. The board also unanimously voted to redeem all outstanding shares of Statewide's $2.20 Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock. Series A. A SPECIAL meeting of the shareholders has been scheduled tentatively for July 16 or as soon thereafter as approval from regulatory authorities may be obtained. at which time the shareholders will be asked to approve an increase in the authorized shares of common stock from 10 million to 30 million. The increase in the authorized shares will be utilized for the purpose of the stock split, the stock rights offering and general corporate purposes. The stock split will be effective immediately after approval of the authorized shares at the special . shareholders' meeting. The proposed stock split is intended to increase stock availability at reduced prices because of the recent dramatic stock price increase and the proposed stock rights offering is intended to raise approximately $20 million of additional capital for general corporate purposes, statewide officers said. R.I. Dean's List BURLEIGH - Jerry A. McCargo Jr. of Route 9 here has been named to the Dean's List at the University of Rhode Island, Kingston, R.I., for the second semester.

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