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36 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, April 14 - April 20, 2000
Nursing students earn scholarships
Ten Beebe School of Nursing students were
recently awarded this year's Louise Jarmon
Hopkinson scholarship. Louise Jarmon Hop-
kinson was a 1932 graduate of Beebe School
of Nursing. She served in the Army Nurse
Corps and as a private-duty nurse at Beebe
Hospital for many years. A generous bequest
from Hopkinson's estate provides a scholar-
ship award for the spring semester to Beebe
School of Nursing students who plan to work
at Beebe Medical Center, who have demon-
strated strong academic performance and
who have financial need.
Beebe Medical Center Foundation manages
and facilitates awarding the scholarship.
Nine of this year's recipients are seniors who
plan to seek employment at Beebe Medical
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Foundation offers pain
management workshop
Many Delawareans with knee
pain do not realize there are man-
agement tools and self-help tips
that can relieve the pain of os-
teoarthritis of the knee. The
Arthritis Foundation is offering a
new program, Squeaky Knees, a
workshop for pain-free living, at
6:45 p.m., May 3, at the Virden
Center on the University of
Delaware campus in Lewes.
This free program is offered in
recognition of May as Arthritis
Month. To register, call the chap-
ter office at 800-292-9599.
Submitted photo
Center. The awardees are as follows: Teresa
Vandre of Dover;, Shanica Griffin of Newark;
Dawn Sonntag of Ocean View; Bridget
McGinley of Coatesville, Pa; Ann Maher of
Rehoboth Beach; Patricia Waters of Sel-
byville; Seneca Atteberry of Rehobeth Beach;
Renee Bolden of Princess Anne, Md.; Christy
Coles of Lewes; and first-year nursing stu-
dent Sandra Oaldey of Lewes.
Shown are (l-r) Marcia Marvel, executive
director of Beebe Medical Foundation;
McGinley; Griffin; Maher; Waters; Vandre;
Bolden; Sonntag; Connie Bushey, Beebe
School of Nursing director; and Nina Haz-
zard, Beebe school of Nursing currictflum co-
ordinator. Not shown are Coles and Atteber-
ry.
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WHAT YOU
SHOULD DO
IF YOU SUSPECT
MEDICARE
FRAUD
FIRST--Call your health
care provider or Medicare
insurance company for an
explanation. The charge you
question may be abilling
error and easily corrected.
SECOND--If you continue
to have concerns, call
1-800-223-9074., Your call
is free and confidential.
diem
ud Alert
Fr
1-800-223-9074
Call for free brochure or
presentation
This message was funded, in part, by
a grant from the Administration on Ag-
ing, Department of Health and Human
Services. The expressed views are
solely those of the Delaware Division
of Services for Aging and Adults with
PhysP..al DisalUtkm.
Conference by the Bay set Friday, April 14
The eighth annual Conference
by the Bay, sponsored by Beebe
Medical Center, will Friday, April
14, at the Rusty Rudder's Baycen-
ter on Dickinson Street. The pur-
pose of the conference is to pro-
vide nursing professionals in the
Mid-Atlantic region with updates
on nursing issues and to celebrate
nursing's past and future. Dr.
Philip A. Kalish, a renowned
leader in nursing with extensive
experience in health-care man-
agement education, will lead the
conference.
Beebe Medical Center will
award 7.3 contact hours via cer-
tificate upon the completion of the
program. The fee for this one-day
session is $80 for general atten-
dees, $40 for Beebe Medical Cen-
ter employees and $30 for full-
time nursing students. The cost
includes the conference, continen-
tal breakfast, break refreshments
and a buffet lunch. For more in-
formation, Call the Be, be School
of Nursing at 645-3252.
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