European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 12, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 16 the stars and stripes red Cross ceremonies Caps on for volunteers american red Cross Chap ters at Ramstein Sembach and Worms Germany recently held capping ceremonies for new  Ramstein those receiving Caps were mesdames Joa Narant Alice Arney Martha Barley Joanne Bethune Leo Labrown Jolyn Christensen Christine Conrad Betty Cooper Carolyn Drury Delia Huffman Ada Everette Marty Mussel Man Hedwig person Carleen Rice wire la Rudalph ii Don Nella Lanford Marge Weber Earline Williams Jalayne Davis Alllene Duggan Donolla Sanford and Anna . Millie Tower Volunteer chairman for the family clinic was presented a letter of appreciation. Other such letter were Given to mesdames Dor Othy Reynolds dental clinic chairman and Beverly Bau  chairman of the North Side school dental program. Mesdames Reynolds an Tower also were presented 1000 hour  certificates were presented to mesdames Margaret Baker Jannine Huhnke mar tha Hanse Betty Leon Janic Mattison Shirley Miller june Nellist Lee Perry Lea Solo Mon Polly Surratt Kathleen White Kay Johnson Helen auf Demart Betty Fitzgerald Betty Bordeaux Kathy Bridges Mary Kolody Janis coi Garl Margaret Butler Lois nations Dolly Simmons Elaine Bre land Judy Rattler Gradilone Guttenfelder and Dorothy Rey  award were Given mesdames Dorothy Reynold for 14 years. Lee Schriter 10 years Ann Bowman six years Marjorie Mccauley Kay John son and Betty Leon each two years. One year awards went to Marie Murphy Kathy Brid Sis Margaret Butler Nelda Ellist Jan Matteson. Arles Coughlin fences Grabtree Betty Fitzgerald Tomoko Smith and Lorainne Wormack. In Sembach the new Volun Teers were mesdames Dearl d. Cochran Edward w. Ellen Back Owen e. Rich and Jack l. Tueford. Teen volunteers receiving Caps were Pat Mccain Linda Rich Kathy Stowell Debra Turner Gwenn Turner Sharo Nanning and Margaret Smith. At Worms Caps went to Mes Dames Raymond Baranouskas Michele j. Bottinelli Alfred , Raymond s. Keller Charles f. Kriete Kingston  and Thomas f. Herring and mrs. Robert Murphy. Undo Rich a Sembach red Cross youth Volunteer ii capped by or. Robert c. Barham. Unda is among in Many girls and women who have recently been Given copy upon completion of red Cross training Cornei. Acs gives awards Worms Germany special Taurus District army Community service Center i Frankfurt Germany won top place in the recent army Community services acs Over seas award program held . J. J. Hatch Taurus District commander was presented the Winner s plaque at the awards conference at nursing scholarships Given Leona Catherine Swaffar August wedding plans revealed Sembach Germany Spe Cial the engagement of Leona Catherine Swaffar to  James Pound has been announced by her parents chaplain it. Col and mrs. Ersmond Swaffar. The Bride elect attended the University of Kentucky and is now a student at the univer sity of Maryland at Munich. Her Fiance now stationed a Sembach air base is son of or. And mrs. Beman s. Pound Colombus Ohio. He was graduated from Ohio state  wedding will take place in August. Engagements of Sisters Are told Worms Germany special it. Col and mrs. Dwight l. Lorenz have announced the engagements of their daughters Monika Doris and Linda Lee. Monika will marry 1st  e. Corda in the fall. He is the son of or. And  Corda Long Island Linda Lee and her Fiance Wilfried Raab have not set the Date for their wedding. He Isth son of or. And mrs. Klein Rich Raab of of Ungstad Ger Many. Frankfurt Germany special Dianne and Toni Borski 18-year-old twin graduates of Frankfurt american High school Are winners of two prize four year nursing scholarship offered by the of fice of the surgeon general. They Are the daughters of army col. Anthony a. Borski chief of urology 97th  general Hospital Here. Both will enrol this fall atthe University of Colorado s two year nursing  will study two More years at the Walter Reed army Institute of nursing Washington d.c., before receiving commis Sions in the army nurse corps. The scholarships Are value Dat $14,000 each. Interest in nursing came naturally to the twins who have accompanied their parents on military Medicine assignment son three continents. Col. Borski himself a 1950graduate of the University of Colorado s medical school is native of Webster mass. He will begin a new assignment in August at Fitzsimmons Gen eral Hospital Denver Colo prize scholarship Mannheim Germany Spe Cial an 18-year-old High school senior Here has Bee selected by the . Army medical corps to receive four year nursing scholarship awarded by the Walter Reed army Institute of nursing. Karen a. Green daughter of. Sgt. And mrs. Earl r. Green is one of 135 girls fro the United states to receive the annual award. Tended by More than 70 com commanders from Germany England and  Baum older Community service Center took second place. Winners in the special award category for acs centers serv ing a military population of less than 2000 were Greppin Gen and  was based on Nomi nation portfolios submitted bythe centers which included in formation about activities photographs of facilities and Sam Ples of  come winners will next be judged in a Usa eur Europe wide Competition. Maj. Gen. Robert c. Kyser come commanding general presented the awards. Mrs. Wetherell feted Heidelberg special mrs. Sterling a. Wetherell wife of the Patrick Henry Village protestant chaplain was welcomed at a Tea sponsored bythe protestant women of the Chapel and Given in the Home of mrs. Benjamin f. Taylor " wife of maj. Gen. Taylor chief _ _ _ e of that Myu Sarteur scouts by Camp now under Way in the receiving line with Heidelberg g e r Many Patrick Henry villages Are be mrs. Wetherell and mrs. Taylor special the Heidelberg ing bused to and from Camp was mrs. John r. Klussendorf neighbourhood girl scouts sum Mohawk at Tompkins Barracks Woc president. Fifty guests or Camp is now under Way. For Al . To 3 . Daily pro attended. Girls from Mark Twain and Grams of crafts and games. More than 150 girls including brownies. Fly  Junior Ca vettes and Cadette girl scouts Are taking part in the summer program which will continue through july 19th. Mothers who would like to help at the Camp May Register As volunteers by calling  Hamilton he 73137. A Pixie unit will be available to take care of their children aged 3 to 8. New Aya Leader Ramstein Germany Spe Cial mrs. John e. Ripmaster new Aya director Here is living in Germany for her second stint. During High school she lived with a German family in Dusseldorf through youth for understanding Exchange program. Wife of the physical education teacher and coach at Ramstein Junior High she worked whereas a family caseworker for Aid to dependent children recipients before taking the Aya Job. Selection for participation inthe program is based on a student s High school average character references and a nursing aptitude test. Karen a. Green generals wives honoured at Tea Worms Germany special wives of two brigadier generals were Honor guests at a welcoming Tea Here sponsored by the come officers and 0 i milians wives club. They were mrs. Roy l. At Lorberry jr., wife of Brig. Gen Atteberry and mrs. Joseph Pezdirtz wife of Brig. Gen. W Dortz hostesses were newly elec nand appointed Board my mag of the wives club under direction of mrs. W. C. Dobs j second vice president. In the receiving line were mrs. Rown c. Kyser wife of a .Gen.kyser, cd. Saco Mizeur mrs. G. B. Humphries pm president. Babysitter class Ramstein a of germ Jujj mrs. Harry Deal left and chaplain i Ajames Green look on As mrs. D. J. Cuomo right gives mrs. Maria Kriaras superintendent of the Iraklion social welfare Day Nursery a Check for $78. Without help of Catholic women the Nursery May have been forced to close its doors. Sponsored by the a department has ended for dents. They Learned to Way to administer Mouth resuscitation to to feed infants and now 10 out grease fires