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MAKING PLANS for Ihe Avalon Home Tour scheduled for Saturday, June 30. which is sponsored by the Women’s Civic Club of Avalon are (I. to r.) Mrs. Jayne Keddie. Club President. Mrs. Peggy Rorkland and

Mrs. Shirley Wiesenbaugh. co-chairwomen of the tour. Weekend Gas Closings Rapped

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MILLVILLE - New Jersey Assemblyman James R. Hurley (Districl I. Cape May-Cumberlandt has introduce a Concurrent Resolution in Ihe legislature asking Congress to reject any mandatory ban on Sunday sales of gasoline. The proposal is one of a number introduced in the search for a way to stretch the nation's liquid fuel supply in the face of alleged shortages and of rising prices at the pump 'Such a proposal, if

approved, would result in insignificant gas savings and would have a devastating effect and. a disproportionate economic impact on states, like New Jersey, in which the tourist industry is an important component of the economy. Minority leader 1 Hurley said in the resolution. "The increase in unemployment and the loss of federal taxes resulting from a ban on Sunday gasoline sales would have an adverse impact upon the national economy as well." he added.

AWE AND AMAZEMENT the second graders from the Maud Abrams School look in awe and amazement at the Coin Counter they saw on their field trip to the l^ower Township office of

the ^grine National Bank recently.

PAULINE PETRIGA PLEDGES: 'Careful planning to continue to keep Avalon a family resort 'Honesty in government 'Communication wpfxjll citizens 'Cost-conscious government 'Strong year-round recreational program 'Continued protection of our beaches andwaterways FOR AVALON COUNCIL n Pull Lever No. 12 VOTE ON MAY 8th * — Ordarod ond paid for by Donne M. Draxal, Avalon

Plant Sale CAPE MAY - The Garden Department of the Women's Community Cliib of Cape May. will hold Us annual Plant and Garden Sale Saturday. May 12. The sale will be held from 10 a m. to l p.m. at the Historical Community Center. Lafayette and Banks Sts. All plants are hearty to this area and grown locally by George Reeves. Previously placed orders will be honored. Telephone orders will be accepted by calling 8843110 between 9 a m. and noon daily. PTA To Host Dinner AVALON - The Avalon School P.T.A. will host a Spring County Council Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. May 10. The event, held at The Golden Inn. 78th and Dune Dr.. Avalon, will feature guest speaker Fr. William

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AVALON - Results of the Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Club April 25 were: North-South — First. Jane Starr and Helen Riley; second Gene Fisher and Esther Stobbart; third. Peg Sheldon

and Helen James.

East-West — fir^t. Adrienne Brooks and Henry Buchianico; second. Sterling Spielman and Peg DuPlicki; third. Grace Wingert and Helen Baife.

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RIO GRANDE - A special classroom training program for Casino skills will be offered to economically disadvantaged residents through the Comprehensive Employment Training Act

(CETA).

Participants in the program will receive instructions in Casino dealing, cashiering, and slot machine repair. "We feel this training program will help low income people gain a skill that will be in demand as the Casino business expands." John Roy. Training Counselor, said. The training will be offered at the East Coast Gaming and Electronics School in Atlantic City from 9 td 13 weeks. Participants will receive a training allowance of $2.90 an hour while they attend

class.

Applications are now being taken at the CETA Office located-in Hie Social Services Building, Route 9 & Delsea Drive, Rlo^ S Grande. New Jersey. " ^ For further information contact John Roy at 88fr

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