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Guarantee Bank Announces Grants The Guarantee Bank of Atlantic City has announced that Scholarship Grants are available from the Elmer Smith Scholarship Trust. Mr. Smith died October 13, 1972, at the age of 94. Bom in South Scaville.'hc was an engineer with the General Electric Company and retired in 1952. During his lifetime, Mr. Smith was a generous contributor to local

charities.

The funds available are to be used for the higher education of | deserving residents of Avalon, Dennis Township, Upper Township and Sea Isle City who are in need of financial assistance. A Scholarship Committee has been established in accordance with the tedps of Mr. Smith’s Will to cvaluat^ the applications of those studehts. seeking Scholarships. Pursuant to the terms of his Will, thecommittee will give prcfcrcncfe to students in an engineering or medical program and to students who will attend the Coflege of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Rutgers at New Brunswick, Stevens Institute of Technology or Princeton University. Applications'will also be accepted from students who will attend other schools and who will pursue other fields of

study. /

Applications for the Scholarship Awards are available at the Holy Spirit High School, Middle Township High School, Ocean City High School, Wildwood Catholic High School and any elementary school in ’ Upper Township, Dennis Township, Avalon and Sea Isle City. Those students desiring to file applications for assistance to further their education should submit their written application to Malcolm B. MacEwan, Cape May County Superintendent of Schools, Cape May Court House, priQr to May 1, 1979.

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THE COASTAL COUNTIES OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT Coatral Committee comprised of Freeholders and Planners of Ocean, Monmouth. Atlantic. Cape May Counties met recently to finalize plans for a special presentation to the N.J. Congressional A Senatorial Delegation in Washington D.C. on the topics of offshore ofl and gas development, opposition to ocean dumping and potential development of floating nuclear power plants in the Ocean. Participating In the meeting from (Left) Cape May County Freeholder Ralph W. Evans; OCean County Freeholder Director. Leonard T. Connors, Jr.; Cape May County Freeholder Gerald M. Thornton; and Monmouth County

Freeholder Thomas J. Lynch. Jr.

March Food Stamp Visits Announced "

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Bloodmobile : Visit Tomorrow The Stone Harbor Branch of the Cape May County Chapter of the American Red Cross will have their annual blood mobile visit at the parish hall of Our Saviour Lutheran Church, 93rd St. A 3rd Avenue on Friday March 2nd from2to7:00p.m. To make an appointment, call Mrs. Dottle Fink, 368-2666 or come directly to the bloodmobile tomorrow.

Dates, places, and times of local visits by a representative of the Cane May County Food Stamp Office during the month of March have been announced by Leroy Cardile, County Food

Stamp Supervisor.

The purpose of the "Field Visits" is to accept applications or inquiries about the Food Stamp Program by persons who are unable to visit the main office in the Cape May County Social Services Building in Rio Grande. The representative will be on hand at the eight field offices from 9:30 a.m. until 12:00 Noon, excq>t for the Whitesboro Center which will run from 10:00 am to 1:30 pm on the dates specified.

Dates and places are:

St. Raymond’s Church Basement 25 E. Hudson Ave.,

Villas, Wed. Mar 7.

Ocean City Youth Center, 6th & Atlantic Ave., Ocean City, Fri.,

Mar. 2,.

Cape May Co. Library, Public Meeting Room, Mechanic St. Cape May Ct. Hse., Mon., Mar.

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Wildwood Community Center, Spicer & New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, Wed., Mar. 14. Wodbine Community Center, Longfellow & Monroe Aves, Woodbine, Mon., Mar. 5. Cape May City Hall, 643 Washington Street, Cape May, Tues, Mar. 13. N. Wildwood City Hall, 901 Atlantic Ave., N. Wildwood, Thun?., Mar. 1. Martin Luther King Center, W. Main St., Cape Human Resources

Inc., Whitesboro, Wed., Mar. 21. Interested persons should bring proof of all income, cash resources, and expenses; such as rent, mortgage, utilities, and medical bills. The Food Stamp Program allows families of low income to purchase additional food dollars and thus improve their nutritional standards. Food Stamps are available to all who are eligible without regard to race, creed, sex, national origin or political belief. For additional information call 729-9200, ext. 232.

Obituaries

CHARLES BILGER, 73, Avalon. Retired employee of Public Service Co. 2-?8. HARRY MARTIN.52, Whitesboro. Employed by CJ. Scully. 2-16. ELIZABETH COOPER. M, Wildwood. Retired Nurse, t-17. WILLIAM PANCHBSINE. 57. Woodbine. Retired mncklaist with Keen Manufacturing Co., Millville. 2-26. DAISY WARD. Wildwood. Member of A*bury Methodist Church. 2-18. HENRY KORZENIOSKL 52. Wildwood Crest. Operator of Hunk’s Amoco Station. 2-2*. ELSIE HOKANSON, f7. Erma. Retired teacher at Wildwood Grammar School. 2-26. NINA W. SCULL, M. Cape May. Local artist and teacher. 222. LUCINDA SUMPTER. 86. Wildwood. Member of 8L Ami's R.C. Church. 2-22 ROCCO TORRE. 85. N. Wildwood. Retired owner of Torre Livery Service. 2-22 EMILY FOTH NUTTER, 7D, Sea Isle CUy. Retired Seam stress. 2-19. GEORGE BAUMAN, 64. Villas. Retired leather cutter. 2-21 JAMES B. KING. 85, South Seovtlle. Retired track driver. 222 NELLIE JOHNSON. M. Sen Isle City. Member of Sea laledty Methodist Church. 2-24. PASQUAUNA MARINO. M. N. Wildwood. Member of St Ana's Church 2-24. BENJAMIN F. RONEY. 67. Vinos. Retired leadermaa with Philadelphia Navy Yard. 2-25. CATHERINE MELAH. 82, Villus. Retired dletkiau at the Uaiverslty of Pennsylvania HsdUtal. 2-25 VERONICA (NELL) BATOR. Vilas. Farmer owner of grocery store. 2-18