European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 26, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the stars and stripes Friday july Mary capping ceremonies in Baum older at left and Darmstadt Germany climaxed hours of instruction and expanded ranks of red Cross volunteers who will help in their local dispensaries and various medical clinics. Darmstadt red Cross gains dental workers Darmstadt German y special the Darmstadt chapter of the american red Cross recently held a capping and graduation ceremony Hon Oring volunteers who completed an 80 hour training course at the 122nd dental . Col. Solomon Berlad commanding officer of the clinic compiled the course which included 20 hours of classroom instruction and 60 hours of on the Job vocational nurses serving in the Volunteer pro Gram were Given new service pins at the same ceremony. Inthe past the red Cross has not distinguished them from other volunteers. Now they May Wear White uniforms and their school Caps and Are eligible for the special pins. Receiving the lat Ter were mesdames Sarah Kawakami Hope Lucero Andretty Puckett. Elisabeth Greenfield mrs. Maude Christenson was presented an 11-year service pin and Ethel Sills one for four years. Col. James a. Hill dental surgeon for Frankfurt area medical service was guest speaker. Women receiving dental certificates were mesdames Judy Auch Glenna Bayne Ernic Ebanks Marilyn Knight Rose Marie Bennington Marth Bliss Patricia Russell Brilla Hudson Bobbie Teague la Dean silberhorn Irmgarde Hessler Alma Mcbride mar French Kunigunda Sumpter Ronnie Sorrentino Ann Foncel Lino Eltha Crouch Deborah Mort and Andrea Radney. Mesdames Carol Stu Letti Haugabrook and Ann Kacyn ski who serve at the 4th Gen eral dispensary also received Caps. Scholarship won by future nurse Heidelberg special Elisabeth Greenfield 19, Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. Eric l. Greenfield and a Junior at St. Anselmo College school of Nurs ing Manchester n.h., has won a nursing scholarship from the office of the surgeon general. She attended Frankfurt Amer ican High school from 1962 to 1966 and upon receiving herbs degree in nursing plans to apply for a commission in the army nurses corps. Her father works As an Engineer with Susareu Headquarters Heidelberg. Mrs. Wilson to direct in Ciurlik family services 1ncirlik, Turkey special members of the family serv ices advisory Council have approved nominations of new coordinator mrs. John h. Wilsonjr., and assistant mrs. Richard a. succeed mrs. L. J. Hannah and mrs. Charles , respectively. The Council also recognize mrs. Rowan m. Perkins an advisor who will return to . This month. Also attend Reading programs set for youths Giessen Germany Spe Cial a summer Reading club project is underway at Penelleton Library Here for children grades 1-8.special services librarian Ann Dietrick and her assist ant Shawn Stanley said 78 youngsters turned out for the organizational meeting along with younger children who wanted to join a storybook hour program at the Library each wednesday at 2 . Ing the meeting were it. Linscheid who called the meeting to order 1st e. Cicci chaplain capt High r. Kinsey . Donald r. Bertch sgt. Sylvia r. Gremillion mrs. Mcginty and mrs. Hannah. The Council meets twice year to establish policies and solve problems affecting volunteers and dependents. Baum older volunteers capped in ceremony \ Cai d tits fat or to Etc to a Nam intr t Ninar 1ra Tovio Tjon Iionno Flynn. I%4uibaumholder, Germany special the american Redcross chapter Here capped new volunteers at a ceremony in the top five no club. Receiving Caps were Mari Bartholow Jean Best Carmen Byron Iris Campbell Nedr Clark Walterine Gibson Van Nie Greene Marylee Heslop Gail Hill Sherry Hohman Julia Holmes Beth Ann Hor Sley Jimmye Lewis Lydia Mallory Ruby Montouri Gail Reinecke Maria Requena can Dida Rios Virginia Sanders Retha Whitley Mary Woods Maxine Wright and Elizabeth . Lois h. Damashek chief of nursing Baumholzer dispensary was guest speak . George r. Allenjr. Presented the Caps. Pins were Given by mrs. James a Camp Bell and service certificates Byers. David Jane a. July 28the annual Giessen Community Chapel picnic sponsored by the local american protestant and Catholic congregations will take place from 1 to 5 . At Barber Field,. Army Giessen support Center. Tickets Are being Soldat the Chapel and will be available at the picnic under 10 years will be admitted free. There willbe games and contests with prizes for the winners. Tents will be provided in Case of rain. August 1the Drake Edwards no and pm wives club Frank Furt will have a Board meet ing at 9 30 . In the club August 2members of the Catholic women of the Chapel wies Baden will follow mass and holy communion at 9 .with a Brunch for mothers and daughters of 10-years and older at the Rocker club. Reservations deadline is today Are being handled by Kay for tier. Wiesbaden Civ. 72428. August 8the nine High wives club will have a clothes line Sale at9 30 . In the nine High no and pm club Heidel Usan photo sporting new family service uniform adopted by the air Force is mrs. Ronald w. Anderson Lef Sembach Germany is assistant coordinator while mrs James c. Bullock models old version. Sembach has seven new uniforms. Installed to Lead the Grafe Woehr Germany no wives club were from left Kathy Gateley Secretary Billie Rogoff president army photo Mary Smith vice president and Barbara Cutler treasurer. Installation ceremonies were held in the Grafe Woehr no club. New officers will be elected by members of the Drake Edwards no and pm wives club at a 1 . Luncheon meeting in Drake no club Frankfurt. The come officer and civil Ian wives club will sponsor a newcomers Coffee at 10 . In the officer and c v1-Ian club , must be made by aug. J Anne Hopson Mannheim in. 731802 and Karen a is Worms Civ. 2807 and at the Worms army Community Ben ices Center. Sept. 10 women of the first third armoured i Wii officers wives club has aah. $600 to the High school Scio a fund mrs. P. E. Bane i Tel president gave the a school principal Damo Twohy
