THURSDAY JANUARY 18, 1979

The Herald

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Self Defense for Women Workshop

"What do you do if someone comes up behind you and grabs you? "How do you respond if someone approaches you while you are in a telephone booht? "Suppose a strange man's hand starts creeping up your knee in a movie theater? Senior Girl Scouts and their friends will learn to deal with these situations and others in a "Self Defense for Women Workshop" sponsored by Holly Shores Girl Scout Council on Jan. 27th and 28th. The workshop will be held at Sheppard's Mill Girl Scout Camp near Bridgeton. At the workshop, the girls will learn to think strategically in potentially dangerous situations, and prepare mentally and physically to handle an attacker. Elaine Moyer, who teaches self-defense for women at the University of Pennsylvania, will instruct the girls in physical self-defense and how to get help if they've been hurt. The workshop will also include the film "How to Say 'no' to a Rapist and Survive." The registration fee for the workshop is $10.00 for Scouts and $12.00 for non-scouts. For more information call Marcie Waddington at the Holly Shores Girl Scout Office at 769-0328. Serving the five southern counties of New Jersey,Holly Shores Girl Scout Council is a member agency of the United Way.

MAC Winter Concert Series The Committee for the Performing Arts of the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts is pleased to announce its first annual Winter Concert Series. The five convert series opens Sunday, Jan. 28th at 4 P.M. with the New Jersey Brass Quintet in concert at the Church of the Advent, Franklin and Washington Streets, Cape May. Included in the season's concert schedule are a sacred concert with Wildwood's Angelus Chorus, an afternoon flute and voice music with flutist Lisa Pasternack and contralto Nancy Scott, and a solo voice recital featuring soprano Sue Snyder. The series will close in May with an organ recital. Season tickets for all five concerts are $10.00, available at the Mid-Atlantic Arts Center, 1048 Washington Street, Cape May, by telephoneing MAC at 884-5404, and by mail to: MAC, Box 164, Cape May, N.J. 08204. Tickets will be $3.00 per concert at the door, all concerts to be presented in Cape May. Future dates and places to be announced. All proceeds will go to the MAC Performing Arts Scholarship Fund.

Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. William Sherman

hosted a Pancake Breakfast for the members of the Fellowship Class of the First Baptist Church of Court House at their home on Dias Creek Rd. on Saturday morning. Howard Gerald and Allen Bowen were the pancake chefs, ably assisting the hostess in the kitchen, who was busy

with the bacon and coffee. After breakfast the men

proceeded to the Baptist Church, where they took down the Christmas Tree and the trimmings, while the ladies

cleaned up in the kitchen. Among those present were

Mr. and Mrs. John MacBride, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ryder, Mr. & Mrs. Olin Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Evans, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Bowen, Howard Gerald and Mr. & Mrs. William

Sherman.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacBride then invited the group to Saturday night dinner at their home in Marmora. There, a delicious spaghetti dinner was served and it was enjoyed by the group plus the MacBrides’ daughter, Nancy.

[photo] The children of St. Joseph Regional School in Sea Isle City received an award for their interest and contributions to help people in under-developed countries. The award certificate came from the Diocesan Office of the Propagation of the Faith in Camden. In the picture, Mrs. Rosemary Brown, the teacher in charge of the school's program, is showing a group of her third grade children the award certificate.

STONE HARBOR RESCUE REPORTS Stone Harbor Rescue responded to the following emergencies: 4 Life and Death; 10 Illness including strokes; 1 Injury 5 Transports; 2 Refusals for a total of 22. At a special election, Ken Hawk was elected Trustee, to fill position vacated by Hugh B. Scott. Joyce McDevitt was elected corresponding secretary. Meeting and drill nights will be changed to Monday nights until E.M.T. school is cofnpleted. -Seven of our squad members will be instructors in this course and eight of our members will be taking this course. Also, four members of the Stone Harbor Police Dept are taking this course. Congratulations to squad members Capt. Robert and Josec Rich. They are expecting a little Rich in May, also congratulations to squad members David Priggemeier and Mary Hutchinson on their engagement.

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