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N A M E S MAKE N E W gClinton C. Vickers, a senior at Adelphi Academy in Bay Ridge, has been chosen as a semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program for 1987. Semifinalists are chosen on the basis n f P S A T chores. ^ %u2019c kspois now involved in the application process for finalist status; winners will receive scholarships of up to $2000. At Adelphi, Vickers is at the top of his class, has received numerous awards, and has participated in several academic programs, including the Harvard University Model United Nations, and CloseUp Washington. He is also active in the student General Assembly.Maxwell C. Manning has been appointed to the New York State Commission on Child Support by Governor Mario Cuomo. Manning is a psychotherapist in private practice, and serves as Clinic Director of the Bedford Stuyvesant Community Mental Health Center. He is also a member of the National Association of Social Workers.Barbara Leader has joined the Long Island College Hospital, as director of the newly formed Division of Speech Pathology in the Department of Otolarynology. Before working at LICH, Leader was the staff speech pathologist at Veterans Administration Medical Center in Manhattan. She has also been a Clinical Associate at the School of Health Services at Hunter College, and an instructor in speech pathology and audiology at New York University.The Eggers Group, architects, planners and interior designers based in New York City, have elected Jan Kalas, AIA, executive vice president and shareholder in the firm. A resident of Park Slope, Kalas is a designer and project administrator who joined the firm in 1970.Army Private Wanda T. Verley, daughter of Elizabeth M. Verley and niece of Dorothy Brown of Hoyt St., and Private Marilyn Rodriguez, daughter of Miguel and Carmen Rodriguez of Fifth Ave., have both completed the automatic data telecommunications operator course at the U.S. Army Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga. Air Force Staff Sgt. Robert Dietsch, son of Santiaga Dietsch of Nevins St., has arrived for duty with the 750isi Munitions Support Squadron, West Germany.Four seniors at the Packer Collegiate Institute have been honored in the 1986 National Merit Scholarship competition. John Williams has been named a semi-finalist, and Susannah Kury, Barr Weiner and Ellen Wong have received letters of commendation. The competition makes its semi-finalist and commended student selections based on performance on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT).Christine Nevin of Brooklyn, the managerw f wlAt %u00bb %u00bb , J %u00ab . . . * . 1 ' A. A . 1 r nw %u2018 M V A A iu a iu M u u u u c u m i | u a u t ^ L .U 4 1 U U i IU 1 U M 1 \solidated Edison Company of New York, has been named as one of six semi-finalists in the third annual A&S Search for the Spirited Woman. She was selected from hundreds of applications submitted. The winner will be announced on October 27 in New York Harbor. Nevin is a member of the New York State Commission on Child Care and was president of the BrooklynWorks %u201985 trade show.The Catholic Guardian Society of Brooklyn and Queens will host its Eighth Annual Awards Luncheon on Nov. 2, and will honor attorney and former Queens state senator Thomas J. MackeU, and WPLJ-FM radio personality Jim Kerr. Mackell will receive the society%u2019s 1986 George A. Cincotta Humanitarian Award for Service to Children and Families, and Kerr will be given a special media award for his efforts to promote the work of the Society. The luncheon will take place from l-5pm at Gargiulo%u2019s in Coney Island.Windsor TerraceResidence DedicatedThe Windsor Terrace Residence of AHRC has been renamed %u201cThe Blue Feather-Minna D. Bober Residence%u201d at a special ceremony honoring Mmna D. Bober, co-founder of AHRC%u2019s Brooklyn-based Blue Feather Auxiliary, on October 19.%u201cAlthough we mourn the loss of one of our most beloved members, we are very pleased to honor Minna by dedicating this residence in her honor,%u201d said Blanche Fierstein, president of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children, New York City Chapter.Mrs. Bober, who died recently after a long illness, was the mother of a mentally retarded son who now lives in an AHRC residence in Brooklyn. She was co-founder and frequent president of the auxiliary, one of AHRC%u2019s most active and successful fund-raising groups. 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