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The Herald

THURSDAY .JANUARY 18,1979

“The Life Beyond Death ”

Jerome Ellison

Jerome Ellison, author and psychic researcher, will speak on “The Life Beyond Death” at Atlantic Community College Sat., Jan. 27th. The speech will begin at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of Walter E. Edge Hall on ACC’s Mays Landing Campus. Admission is free and open to the public. The lecture reviews the evidence for the life beyond death, with special emphasis on modem scientific authority and recent personal experience. Ellison will discuss the transition to the after-world, its essential nature, stages of after-life

development and how psychic ability develops. Ellison has earned a national reputation as novelist, editor, and essayist. His interest in the life beyond death began quite unscientifically when, as a boy, he heard an account of this realm from his psychically gifted mother. His appearance is part of the college’s 1978-79 Cultural Series.

Dining Out Going Out Taking Out

AVALON

ROCK 'N CHAIR - Little Chair open for lunch and dinner, serving delicious meals, excellent service and cozy atmosphere. 26th & Dune Drive, Avalon

WHITEBRIER - 20th at the Beach. Serves lunch and dinner daily In a relaxed setting. Music and dancing Wed. thru Sunday.

CAPE MAY GOLDEN EAGLE INN • Beach Drive, Cape May. Early Bird Dinner Specials 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. Special children's menu. Open daily.

RIO GRANDE MENZ RESTAURANT - Next to Fort Apache, Rio Grande. Specializing in seafood and broiled foods. Take out service available. Open dally 11:00 A.M. to 9 P.M. , STONE HARBOR HENNY’S RESTAURANT - The nautical atmosphere makes dining a delight. Luncheon and dinner dally. WILDWOODS KURTZ RESTAURANT Overlooking Sunset Lake. Specializes in seafood. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. REGENCY ROOFTOP RESTAURANT - Breathtaking view of the Ocean - Beautiful Decor • Delicious Cuisine prepared by Chef Mike Mullin. Live Music. Open Wed. thru Sun. HOLIDAY INN - Elegant dining with superb food Is yours at the magnificent Quarter Deck Restaurant. VILLAS THE INN "BILLY MULLIGANS" - Located on Villas on Bayshore a favorite family restaurant. CLOVER INN - Located on Cloverdale Ave. by the bay in Villas. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Entertainment Friday and Saturday. LOBSTER HOUSE - Enjoy a dockside view of fishing boats entering and leaving the harbor, while dining at the Lobster House. Now open 7 days. Luncheon and dinner.

Dancing There will be dancing for fun and exercise during January and February, as follows. Beginning Thureday, Jan. 11th from 1:30-3 P.M. in Cape May County Airport. Friday, Jan. 12 th from 1:30-3 P.M. in Palermo Senior Citizen Center. Monday, Jan. 15th, 10-11:30 A.M. in Ocean City Youth Center, 6th and Atlantic. Monday. Jan. 15th, 1:30-3 P.M. in Cape May Victorian Towers. Wednesday, Jan. 17th, 1:30-3 P.M. in Sea Isle Community Center, sponsored by the City of Sea Isle, for the third year. Thursday and Friday classes are taught by Dot Wheeler of Goshen and the others by Dot Bums of Cape May. Both ladies have been involved with the Atlantic Community College Fitness thru Dancing Program for several years and will continue in March when ACC funding is again available. Dances taught will be the Continental, Alley Cat, Line Hustle, Line Disco, some Rounds, Mixers, Ballroom. No square dancing. Partners are not needed, all adults are welcome and donations will pay for the instructors mileage.

OPINION

Girl Scouts New Emblem GIRL SCOUTS

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Juliette Low, who started Girl Scouting in the U.S.A., and Lady Baden-Powell, wife of the founder of the Boy Scouts and the founder of the Scouting Program for Girls, must be turning over in their graves. The Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. have just introduced a new emblem to identify the Girl Scout Organization which in my estimation would be more appropriate on a shampoo

package.

We wonder how many of those who are the backbone of Girl Scouting - the girls involved and the volunteer leaders and workers - had a chance to comment on the new design. The explanation for the new design and a public relations campaign which accompanies it

is “that the Giri Scout Organization is often confused with the Boy Scouts and the general public is unaware of some of the organization’s

programs.”

As both the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts originated in the same family, (Lord Baden-Powell founded the Boy Scouting move/hent), there is naturally a similarity of emphasis, goals and motivation. How many people really confuse these 2 organizations which have been active in this country for almost three quarters of a

century?

The firm of Bass/Yeager Associates has packaged a whole new identify for Girl Scouts, starting with the new emblem This firm is responsible for similar identity programs for United Airlies, Alcoa, Warner Communications and AT&T. While acknowledging that every volunteer organization must have a certain amo unt of paid administrative personnel, we wonder if those who are the paid administrators are as knowledgable about what the girls in scouting need as those volunteers who are actually working with the Girl Scouts. How much of the money donated to the organization actually benefits the girls directly? The money funding the activities of most troops comes from dues, a small share of the money raised from the cookies sold by that troop and other local money raising programs. The recent proposal to sell the National Girl Scout Camp near Washington, D.C. to developers raises the question of who is benefitting from such decisions. J.P. Cunningham

Wildwood Disco Dance Wildwood Cultural Affairs is conducting a Disco Dance for the Teeners, ages 13 to 17 years

of age.

Place: Sundance Disco - The Greatest Light Show and Disco Music on the East Coast! Location: 3400 New Jersey Avenue, between Schellenger & Oak Aves. Time & Date: January 21st, 1 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. Donation:

$1.00.

The Wildwood Cultural Affairs will also be performing a Senior Citizens Talent Show at the New Jersey Housing Authority Recreation Room in the old Gas Company Building, New Jersey & Lincoln Ave., Wildwood at 3:00 P.M. Donation is $1.00.

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