Thursday. May 10.1179 r$— ■ Bloodmobile Coming

AVALON — Residents of Avalon are urged to support the Red Cross Bloodmobile May 14. Pat Kaehler. Avalon Chairman for the Cape May County Chapter of the American Red Cross, said. "With the achievements of space age technology., we arc apt to feel that science can produce anything." she said. "There has been no breakthrough yet. however, in the realm of human blood. Despite many efforts and

developments, blood can still come only from people." "I urge everyone in our community to become a part of this vital health care service by supporting the upcoming bloodmobile visit." she said. The bloodmobile will txf set up at the Avalon Community Center. 30th St ., and the Beach, and will receive donors from 2-7 p.m. Those wishing to make an appointment may do so by calling 465-7382.

Run-off Election for Mayor

AVALON - A run-off election will be held for the Avalon mayoral office because no candidate received a majority vote in Tuesday’s regular election. Incumbent mayor Ellsworth Armacost led the three candidates vying for the office with a comfortable 210-vote lead. Commissioner Owen Quinn drew 309 votes with

Hospital Auxiliary Luncheon AVALON - The Slone Harbor-Avalon Branch of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold its annual spring luncheon Wednesday. May 16. from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Henny’s Driftwood Dining Room in Stone Harbor. Alice Zegel. luncheon chairman, said. The menu will offer a choice of fried oysters or baked breast of chicken with rolls, butter, pie and beverage. Mrs. G Grace Banning. 967-3341. and Mrs. Elsie Mott. 465-4571. may be called for tickets or they may be purchased at the restaurant on the day of the luncheon. Donation $4.50. Other members of the committee are: Mrs. Ellie Webber, co-chairwoman. Mrs. Rachel Sloan. Mrs. Peggy Borkland and Ms. Rosemary Brown, of Henny's staff, hostesses.

Thomas White trailing at 257 votes. A candidate must garner a 50-percent plus one vote tally to secure the mayoral

office.

The run-off election ' should be held in 25 days, according tb a municipal spokesman. Successful candidates for City Council were James Busha. Philip Judyski. Rachel Sloan. Raymond S. Gray. ^r.. and Mary Grace

Keen.

Busha led the vote vie torious candidates with 664 votes. Judyski garnered 479, Gray 479, Sloan 558 and Keen 496. All successful candidates will serve under the cities’s new mayor-council form of government. Unsuccessful bidders for council were Ralph M. Wilson with 173 votes; Lawrence T. Clark. 227; William King. 172; Jane Ann Cunninghan. 469; Jeanette L. Glaiier. 382; CM ho L. Sommers, ill; Pauline C.Palrika.V« X All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast' > WILDWOOD CREST - The Wildwood' Crest Volunteer Fire Co. will hold, an all you can eat pancake breakfast Sunday.- May 20 from 8 a.m. to l p.m. at the firehouse (Cardinal and Pacific Aves.). Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1.25 for children and can be purchased from any member oral the door.

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GETTING READY — <L. to R.) Phillip Mixsell, Don Brown. Mrs. Lew Hotchkiss and Mrs. J. Perry Cox look over some of the furniture for sale al St. Mary’s Rectory Saturday. May 19. (Photoby Al VVesthoff)

St. Mary’s “ STONE HARBOR - A "Fantastic Remarkable" Sale of “Furniture and Rummage" will be held at St. .Mary’s Episcopal Church. Stone Harbor. Saturday. May 19. from 10 a.m.to2p.m. The furniture, much of it antique, will be displayed in the Rectory or bn the lawn at 310 96th St. Other antiques, including lovely hand-painted plates, some Fiesta ware, lamps, etc..

F.R.” Sale will be in the Parish Hall, entrahee from 95th St. Rummage there, too. Hot dogs and a beverage will be available. Mibs Hotchkiss. St Mary’s new Episcopal Church Women’s President, and VicePresidents Jean Rollo and Jane Ford look forward to greeting browsers and buyers. Come early for a good selection.

P»jfc 3 Kennerly Receives Scholarship v COURT HOUSE - A Hlseorlc Towne of Cape May Courthouse Smithville along with 14 woman has been named the other scholarship winners, recipient of a $500 1 Winners were nominated scholarship at Stockton by faculty-staff screening State College. Pomona. and approved by the Maureen Kennedy, a Stockton State College physics major was honored Foundation Board of at a luncheon May 4 at the Trustees.

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