Vol. 9, No. 2
August, 1999
Winthrop Opens Filmless Diagnostic Imaging Center
Winthrop Complies with Mammogram Quality Standards Act
New Device Revolutionizes Treatment of Cardiac Arrhythmias
Long Island's First Electric Mechanical Heart Recipient
Women's Resource Center Helps Women Navigate the Healthcare Maze
American Cancer Society Recognition
New Logo Heralds New Era at Winthrop
People with Diabetes Learn to Master Buffets
Four New Winthrop Board Members Strengthen Leadership
Winthrop's Junior Volunteer Program Awards Scholarships to Deserving Students
Students Stock the Shelves of the Child Life Program
Pharmacy Robot: A First on Long Island
A Warning from the Long Island Poison Control Center at Winthrop
Asthma and Allergy Family Fair Presented by the Winthrop Asthma Center
More than 500 Celebrate Life at Winthrop's Cancer Survivors' Day
75th Annual Meeting of Winthrop's Auxiliary
Golfers Show They're "Fore" Winthrop at 1999 Golf Tournament
For Long Island Children who don't have Health Insurance
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 inthrop's Auxiliary, which sponsors the Junior Volunteer program, held its annual Awards Day Ceremony on April 25, l999, which included the presentation of scholarships to deserving students. Speakers at the Program included Judy Soba, the Auxiliary's immediate Past President, whose term concluded in May, l999; Carmela Anglim, Director of Volunteers; Ephraim K. Zackson, MD, Voluntary Attending, Family Medicine; and Dora Roberts, MA, BSN, RN, Nurse Educator.
Scholarships were awarded to deserving Junior Volunteers who plan to pursue health-related careers by Ms. Soba; Mrs. Frances Sweeney, the newly-elected Auxiliary President; Mrs. DeGroot; Mrs. Helen Ehmann; and Mrs. Theodora Lourekas, President, The Community Club of Garden City and Hempstead. The closing prayer was offered by Mrs. Sweeney.
 | L-R: Barbara DeGroot, Chairperson, Junior Volunteer Program; Helen Ehmann, Chairperson, Scholarship Committee; John Patrick Janowski and Thomas Portuese, recipients of the Auxiliary Health Career Scholarships; Judy Soba, immediate Past President of the Auxiliary; Amanda Sammut and Barry Bassaw, who also received the Auxiliary's Scholarships; and Carmela Anglim, Director of Volunteers.
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Auxiliary Health Career Scholarships - $2,500 each awarded to:
Amanda Sammut
Thomas Portuese
Barry Bassaw
Health Career Scholarship of the Woman's Club of Garden City, Inc. -
$1,000 awarded to Matthew John Reynolds
The Frances C. Healy Memorial Gold Medal Donated
by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Healy - awarded to Meredith Wong
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