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TTie Herald And The Lantern

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Fishing Reports

B\ Rill> Mulligan

Mats off fo Richit* Redden Andy s on lh«* "Beaver Squeezer” A — "

Rich a 71 lb Drum lo take the lead in "THE INNS' contest Jim

McGill is at it again also. He's boated five Drum last week and pounds and pounds af those big

Tiderunners

The fishing has really IxH'n outstanding but last week it was again proven that the Bay is not a simple body of '.water to be taken •lightly Numerous reports of lost tioats. accidents and simple cases of negligence caused the CoasP Guard many hours of anguish Fjching is supposed to be fun. let's all take the proper precautions before we embark, follow the rules of tht- road, check our boats, and we'll have a great summer on the water Rill Dwyer, owner of the Bayview Motel in the Villas, was our Friday night with George Tamm They caught 2fl Weakies off the fiOfoot hole Captain Andy Barber and his crew of pirates. Bob Brigham and Wayne Smith hope to be casting off this week in

boat. "Melissa

Ann

Getting back on shore. The first annual Billy Mulligan Invitational Golf Tournament gets off the ground June 12. with the grand prize, a trip to Disney world All you hackers and golfers get it up and join. It 's going to be "one of the best tour n^ments that this wAper

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Since last week's articl we've received numerous inquiries asking about this war's Shark Club Jim Solley. president, tells me that this is by far the biggest year in the Club's existence but it is still'open to anyone who wishes to join Jim is the chief mate on the Fiesta party boat sailing out of Cape May. So get out there and catch those fish, hit those golf balls and by all means let me know if there's anything you have to say about anything; I'm always open for suggestions. Good Luck to Six-Pack Bill and keep pulling in those Weakies.

Scout Gets Eagle Badge

ERMA - The highest Boy Scout honor was awarded a Villas youth Saturday r James Jordan .Jr., a member of Boy Scout Troop 188 of the Villas received the award during an Eagle Court of Honor ceremony Saturday at the Tabernacle United Met hodist^ Church. Erma The honor was conferred on Jordan after he accumulated 24 merit badges serving as a volunteer at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Jordan is the son of Patricia Fernandez He is an Klh grade Teitleman student. Jordan currently serves as Senior Patrol Leader for his troop He has held many leadership positions including assistant patrol leader, patrol leader and assistant senior patrol leader.

Jordan is a member of' the Order of the Arrow. Apatukwe Lodge 107 and holds the Brotherhood Honors. He also earned the Ad Altars Dei. the Catholic y?ligious award in scouting. Fred Reeb is Jordan's scoumaster. Robert Coombs. assistant scoutmaster. The Baytown Kiwanis of the Villas sponsors the troop with David Discher as scouting coordinator. Jordan received a plaque from President Carter, congratulatory plaques from Senators William Bradley and Harrison A. Williams and acknowledgement from Gov. Brendan Byrne. Rep. William Hughes, state Sen James Cafiero and Lower Township Mayor Robert Park.

Krantz Book Unscrupulously Good

Judith Krantz's novel. SCRUPLES, now in paperbacks, is deservedly a bestseller. This is one of those books you will find so engrossing, you will hate to put it down "Scruples” is the name of an ultra-fashionable store on Beverly Hills' exclusive Rodeo Drive. Mrs. Krantz gives a knowledgable picture of the high fashion scene in Paris. New York and Beverly Hill^ As a fashion editor and writer for Cosmopolitan, and as the wife of an independent film producer, her insights into both fashion and film industry seem accurate Her real talent lies in her development of characters. She is able to make the minor, as well as the major characters, come alive. Billy Winthrop Ikehom Orsini is the owner of SCRUPLES She was the ugly duckling tunled into a

swan. Until she was 18. she was a grossly fat. unhappy girl from the poor branch of an aristocratic Boston family. In a year spent in Paris, she lost weight and became a strikingly beautiful woman. She married Ellis Ikehom. a fabulously wealthy man who left her millions when he died 12 years later. Bored with inactivity, she opened her shop, which, after an initial popularity, began to lose money. To make it a success, she hired Valentine O'Neill and Spider Elliott. Valentine, an Irish-French dress designer, and Spider, a fashion photographer, had each had disasterous love affairs, and were anxious to leave New York. How they * made "Scruples" a moneywinner in the hot competition of the fashion world, is a fascinating story.

KEVIN FERGUSON, of Lower Cape May won record time of 40.4 secs. He also won the 20 the Pole Vault event. yard high hurdles. %

TOWNSHIP TOPICS

Curfew

Mothers had their day last •Sunday. All over the Township, mothers were feted in many different ways. Many were treated out to dinner, indulged with flowers, gifts and cards. We wondered how prominent. Township women spent their Mother's Day so we called Helen O'Neill. Peggy Bieberbach and Barbara Russell to ask what they had done Sunday. Helen O'Neill is. of course. Lower Township Municipal Clerk, and considered one of the most loved, well respected women around. “No one can hold a candle to her." a co-worker told us. "She is an outstanding person. " Helen seemed surprised by our call. "I spent a very pleasant, quiet day." she said. "I went to Church with my two grown daughters, then came home and cooked a roast dinner for them." What did her daughters give her for Mother's Day? Cards and money gifts. Daughter Joan teaches school in Manasquan and Helen's younger daughter Katherine just graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. ShtAs going to be an anthropologist. Mrs. O'Neill started out as Township Treasurer in 1964 and became municipal clerk in 1967. She is a native of Lower Township, who grog up in Cold Spring. ‘Jl look to help people." Mrs O'Neill told me. "I love my job.” No wonder everybody loves Helen! Attractive Peggy Bieberbach is the Democratic committee woman who is nothing short of a dynamo. She holds down a job in addition to her political activities. So. she is busy. busy, busy! But. on Mother's Day. Peggy took the day off. *T had a very lazy day." she said. She went out to dinner with a friend to Neil’s in Wildwood "My son (Michael McCarty. 21 at home) had to work on Sunday and my other son Joseph (23) is in the Carolinas." Her daughter Peggy Buck. 22. in Philadelphia, is a mother too and

remained with her own daughters. Peggy. 2 years, and Lisa. 8 months. But daughter Peggy called and "vje wished each other happy Mother's Day." said the committeewoman. “I missed my family." Peggy said. “I thought of my own mother who died in 1972.1 kept thinking of how it was when my children were small and people woi^; white or pink carnations on Mother's Day. "Sunday was a very fulfilling, happy day for me." said Peggy. "It always is. God gave me three children and I thank Him for that. Thank God they’re all healthy." ••• Barbara Russell, of Erma is the new president of the Lower Township schools PTA and has two young daughters. Bobbie 8. and Becky 5. both students at Maud Abrams. Bobbie is a second grader and Becky is just getting her feet wet as a kindergartener. Barbara is working this summer as a waitress at the Country House Restaurant in Burleigh and had to be at work by noon, so her daughters gave their presents at breakfast. Bobbie made writing paper and a long, long, long card that said. “My love for you grows and grows and grows.” while Becky gave her mom a big homemade pink flower along with a store-bought card. Barbara called her own mym who lives in Rehobeth Beach. She said she used to make things for her mother too when she was growing up in Ridley Township. Pa. "You think about other Mothers’ Days." Barbara reminisced. "I am always so nostalgic on Mother's Day." Aren't we,all????

(From Page 1) Clydesdale said the curfew siren system "has been doing the job" and asked that the Committee attempt to override the Villas' Fire Co. action. A N.J. Office of Noise Control official backed the fire company in their action saying that use of the

ACTIVITIES Monday-Thursday: Ceramic Class Starts at 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eleanora Cubernot is in charge of this class. George Strattan and Cass Clark are the assistants. Many different pieces of ceramics are ready now drop by the center and look. Usual activities such as knitting, crocheting, place mats, broom stick lace, making flowers from forks, hook rugs, napkin dolls, needle point, etc. Tuesday Morning: cake decorating starts at 9:30 a.m. with Cass Clark in charge. Just bring your own cake and icing and the rest will be shown to you. Many beautiful cakes go out the door every Tuesday. Tuesday Afternoon: Bingo starting at 12:30 p.m.-2 p.m. All that is required is something worth 25 cents, that way you are entitled to play 2 cards. Plus Art Gass with Anita Currier in charge starting at 1-3 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday: Macrame is taught by Jack Wagner from ,10-2 p.m. Many beautiful things are being made such as keg holders, pocket books, hanging planters. Stick Weaving: held from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. John Liquori is the man to see. Wednesday Morning: Blood pressure testing from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Louise Anastasi R.N. will be happy to take yours just take a number and a seat and it will be taken free of charge. Pinochle in the afternoon plus usual activities Thursday: Usual activities. Friday: Usual activities plus Pinochle in the p.m.

siren for non-emergencies constitutes a nuisance and violation of state noise control laws. Committee person Peggy Bieberbach and Township Mayor Robert Park both supported continuance of the curfew siren soundings, saying the system has proven highly successful.

Sick List: Happy to report that Carmen Arena is back honje in the Villas after his Ibhg stay in a Florida Hospital. Henrietta Amos. Jean McGuire (Gabe Nagy our man on the spot on .visiting our sick members). Ed Cubernot. to all our members we wish a speedy recovepr. Transportation: Why not give Anna M. Walls a call at 886-5161 and tell her you would like to come over to the center on the day of your choice. She will be glad to do so. It’s free of charge. Band Practice: Monday and Thursday: Members are Bernard DeGaytan. Louis Russo. Peter Trolli, John Williams. We wish to thank these guys who will represent our center at the Avalon Jamboree May 24. "We honor all Senior Citizens this month. Be proud to be one" Thanks: To the people who were here with the mobile van on May 3. Many seniors were relieved to find out they had a good sugar count. Congratulation • to Ann and Jack Wagner on their 53rd Wedding Anniversary May 22. Many more happy years together Ann and Jack. Open House: Tuesday May 8 from 1-3 p.m. open house was held here at the Airport Senior Center. Many beautiful things were shown and we are glad to say a lot were sold too. Cakes and punch were served to the seniors from 1-3 p.m. We wish to thank all the seniors who helped make ins day a successful one. Don't forget the Avalon Jamboree Thursday May 24 from 11-3 p.m. All persons are invited to attend. Many surprises too.

Lower Cape Area * Senior Citizen News