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Thursday, May 31, H7g

$20,000 Raised at Fling

AVALON - Last Week at the . Golden Inn approximately 300 people raised more than $20,000 for the American Cancer, Society, th^ best year yet. A very pleasant’ afternoon of sipping champagne, nibbling tea sandwiches and dancing to Frank William Music was enjoyed by all. Some . SlfijyiNi ni the money was raised by auctioning off donated items "Tip”

Witmer, the auctioneer, kept spirits and prices high. Barbara Burton, Cindy O’Connor and Sally Stobbart thank all the people involved The "Fling” raises so much money because everyone helps and everyone has a fun time. Thank you to all the generous donors who gave fantastic auction items Marc Howard of Channel B and Don Fair were Master of Ceremonies.

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SI,500 GIVEN TO HOSPITAL BY DANCE CLASS — With the help of over 200 dance students, mostly children from the ‘‘Dancers Two” class of Cape May Court House, $15,000 was donated to the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital recently. The money was the proceeds from the recital held by the class. Suzy Burns, left and Nancy Gibson, both teachers, are shown presenting the check to William H. Waldron. Ill Hospital Administrator and George Daly, of the hospital's Contributions Committee. The money will be placed toward the purchase of items for the children’s playroom in the new pediatrics ward currently under construction. The play area will allow children not bedridden to have an area where they can play, during their stay at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospitaiii Hi v

Avalon Zoning Board Meeting AVALON - The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its next meeting at 8 p.m. June 8 in the Meeting Room of Borough Hall, listed on the agenda are: Variance application submitted by Mario Evangelist to construct single-family dwelling on lot with insufficient square footage. Variance application submitted by Dolores Hentz to construct singlefamily dwelling on an irregular shaped lot with ins uRicient square f ootage. Formal action is expected at the hearing. Human Services Group to Meet RIO GRANDE - Thr regular monthly meeting of the Human Services Coalition will be held Thursday, June 7 at 1:30 p.m. in the Conference Room of the Social Services Building in Rio Grande. The public is cordially nvited to attend.

Shell Authority to Speak

STONE HARBOR - Larry Strange, a Jersey Cape Shell Club member, T»nd professor of Marine Biology at the Phila. Community College, will speak at the Monday, June 4 meeting held at 8 p.m. at the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Blvd. His topic will be^'Shells of Tropical West America” with slides of his recent shelling expidition there.

Sykes on College President’s List AVALON - Miss Leslie Sykes of 840 W 21st SI.. Avalon, is among students and recent graduates named to the President’s List at The Berkeley School of Westchester. White Plains. N.Y. for the past term. Daughter of Mrs. John W. Sykes and the late Mr. Sykes. Miss Sykes was named from Berkeley's fashion marketing and management program. She is a graduate of Middle Township High School. Cape May Court House.

The slate of officers, headed by Jay B. Sessoms, president was reelected for the second year term. Pizza Sale Benefit Retarded RIO GRANDE - The C$pe May County Unit of the N.J. Association for Retarded Citizens will host a pizza party at the Anchor Inn, Davis and N.J. Aves., Wildwood, June 1 Take-out service will be available. Price is $2.75 per pizza. For further information call 465-9349. Strajpberry Festival at Cape CAPE MAY - The Greater Cape May Historical Society will hold a Strawberry Festival Saturday, June 16 from 1-4 p.m. in the Victorian Towers. All proceeds go towards the restoration of the Colonial House, the society headquarters at 6534 Washington Street, next to Cape May City Hall (rear).

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