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Patricia Bukla of Bloomfield
has received a bachelor of science
degree in nursing from Seton Hall
University. She will join the obstetrics department of Newark
Beth Israel Medical Center.
Franclne Zambolla of Bloomfield was recently awarded a.
bachelor of science degree from
Manhattan College in Riverdale
N.Y. '
Francint Zambolla
Regis College in Weston, Mass.
has awarded a bachelor of arts
degree to Mary Elizabeth Connolly
of Glen Ridge.
Robert Anthony Ruffalo of
Bloomfield has received a
certificate in physical therapy
from the School of Health Related
Professions of the University of
Medicine and Dentistry of New
Jersey. A magna cum laude graduate, he plans to enter chiropractic
college in the fall.
Three new Bloomfield nurses,
graduates of Mountainside Hospital School of Nursing, were recognized at commencement: Eileen
Patricia Cantwell was a co-recipient of the Phyllis Lovas Surgery
Award; Cheryl Anne Schmidt won
the Faculty Award for outstanding
bedside nurse; Eileen Patricia won
the George R. Read, M.D. Award.
John W. Ashenfelter of Glen
Ridge has received a master of
business administration degree
from Emory University in Atlanta,
Ga:
Frank C. Conte of Bloomfield
has received a bachelor's degree
from Springfield College, Springfield, Mass.
Paul Giullano of Bloomfield is a
recent graduate of Mount Saint
Mary's College in Emmitsburg,
Md.
Uura Lopomo of Bloomfield
will join St. Joseph's Hospital In
Peterson after receiving her nursing degree from William Paterson
College in Wayne.
James Quern of Glen Ridge
has graduated from Rutgers University with a bachelor of arts
degree. Former captain of the Glen
Ridge High School golf team, he
hopes to become a professional
golfer.
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Joseph Guerra of Glen Ridge
has graduated summa cum laude
from Georgetown University Law
Center in Washington, D.C. He received the Francis E. Lucey, SJ.
Juris Doctor award for the student
maintaining the highest academic
average throughout law school.
Karyn L. Helln of Bloomfield
graduated from Fairfield University with a master of arts degree.
Bloomfield graduates from
Glassboro State College are Nancy
Bellman, Carol Gilbert, Maureen
Larkin, and Richard Lynch.
Keith Lordi of Bloomfield was
honored as a standard bearer during commencement exercises at
Pennsylvania State University.
Mary Carol Joyce, formerly of
Bloomfield, graduated from
Emory University, Atlanta, Ga.,
with a bachelor of arts degree in
psychology and religion.
Ralph Acerno and Craig Hading, both Bloomfield residents,
have received bachelor of arts
degrees from Northeastern Bible
College in Essex Fells.
Elissa Cantone, Elizabeth
Dimon, and John Hamilton, all of
Bloomfield, were graduates honored on Founders Day by New
York University.
Mary Carol Joyce, formerly of
Bloomfield, is a graduate of Emory
University in Atlanta, Ga., with a
bachelor of arts degree in psychology and religion.
Tracy Trent
Lehigh University in Bethlehem,
Pa., has conferred bachelor of science degrees on Timothy Gillespie,
Thomas McKeown, and Tracy
Trent, all of Glen Ridge.
Shawn Robinson of Bloomfield
and Linda Zappulla and Danielle
Jadkowski, both of Glen Ridge,
have graduated from the
Katharine Gibbs School in
Montclair.
Colleen Kelly of Bloomfield has
graduated from the Katharine
Gibbs School, where she was
selected for inclusion in Who's Who
Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.
Jerome Mlskell of Bloomfield
has been awarded a bachelor's
degree from the University of
Akron.
The following Bloomfield residents have graduated from
Montclair State College: Jill
Amato, Carmen Ardioo, Karen
Banda, Elaine Borowsky, Garnett
Brantley, Francis Bruey, Christine
Bucco, Anthony Calandra. Dan
Calhoun, Carol Carlucci, Ann
Marie Carollo-Smlttle, Leanna
Coyle, Joann Cncolo, Janice
Degnan, Louis Dias, Loretta
Douglas, Fidelia Emele, Robert
Farrington, Barbara Gervasio,
James Kenney, Joseph King,
Barbara Laura, Nancy Markewlch,
Lee Ann McCabe, Ruth McCartney, Nancy Molee, Karen
Moravec, Carol Naddeo, Michael
O'Blake, Lauren Palumbo, Adrienne Pasternak, Alan Peppel,
Clara Rennie, Carolyn Robinson,
Deborah Ruskowsky, Joanne
Saporito, Carol Scagnelli, Michael
Sims, Theresa Sivitsky, Maureen
Stalarz, Amelia Vaccaro, Gregory
Venezia, and William Zlsa.
tant head nurse of the Onocology
Unit, and Joe Harrison, staff nurse
on the Unit, serves as the
program's coordinators.
The Clara Maass "Make Today
Count" group is one of many local
chapters which exist across the
country. It is open to anyone hr
neighboring communities. Further
information can be obtained by
calling Inserra or Harrison at
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"Make Today Count," the program designed to help patients and
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patients and friends and focuses on
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with life. Rosemary Inserra, assis-
Patricia Buckla
BLOOMFIELD T E E N SALUTED . . . at annual Teen
Volunteer Recognition Awards Ceremony at Clara
Maass Memorial Hospital. JoAnn LoGreco, center,
who was honored for 100 hours service, is shown
receiving her award from Robert Curtis, hospital
president, and Miss Holly Bauer, director of volunteer services. Other Bloomf ielders honored are Jamie
Ham, Donna Lurker, Catherine Sehring, and Tracey
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