Cape May County Herald, 5 July 1979 — Page 15

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Avalon Gets New Government

AVALON + A new form of government for Avalon was instituted Sunday when the mayor and a fivemember council were sworn into office in a brief ceremony at Borough Hall. Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and council members James Busha, Philip Judyski, Mary Grack Keen, Rachel Sloan and Raymond Gray took borough commissioner the oath of office before an O**" Quinn in a runoff audience of about 50 election June 12. The residents. council members were Council members elected elected at the regualr Gray council president and election May 8.

Harbor Junior Tennis Tourney

Keen vice-president. Keen and Sloan will serve four-year terms of office. JudysKi, Gray and Busha will serve two-year terms. Robert Fineberg replaced Vincent Lamanna as borough attorney. Mayor Armacost won his bid for a fourth term after shutting out former

Laura Dixon

To Wed

AVALON Mr and Mrs William Griffiths II of Avalon have announced the engagement of their daughter. Laura Dixon, to Timothy George Schiller, the son of Mrs. Rudolph George Schiller and the late Mr. Schiller, of Indian Mills. I'iew Jersey. An August wedding is planned. Laura, a graduate of Middle Township High School, was graduated magna cum laude from

Friendship Bible Class

W CAPE MAY —The Stonecroft. Friendship Bible Class of West Cape May will meet at the West Cape May Borough Hall Mondays at 1:30 p.m. •during July and August All adults are welcome to attend regardless of

religious affiliation.

Grace Gospel Chapel

STONE HARBOR - Entries are now being accepted for the Stone Harbor Junior (ages 13-16) and Kiddie (ages 8-12) Tennis Championships at the 82nd St. recreation center. The entry deadline is Noon. Saturday July 14th. All matches will be held during the 1-4 p.m. lime period the week of Mdiy 16-20 at the 82nd .St.

courts.

•*Aff ffttlHgsters with any interest in tennis are encouraged to participate. There is no entry fee. but players must furnish their own balls. The Kiddie Tournament will be round robin format, while the Junior Tourney will be

to the finalists in each category by the Borough of Stone Habor. Entry forms are also available for the popular Slone Harbor Adult Summer Tournament, with (he deadline Thursday August 2nd at noon. Categories arel mens singles and doubles, women's , singles and doubles. and, mixed doubles. A $10 DEFAULT DEPOSIT. ful(y refunded if players show* for all scheduled matches, is required ihr each event

entered.

For further information on the Stone Harbor loumaqient schedules or entry and, rule forms.

Clems on University in Come and bring a friend

South Carolina and was awarded a master's degree in library science from the ; University of Nrfrth' Carolina at Chapel Hill.^' Mr. Schiller is a graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and has a master's degree in library science from Drexcl

University.

RIO GRANDE - At the 11 a m. worship service this Sunday, the Rev. Guy L. Rathmell. pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel. Rio Grande, will preach on the subject "The Believer and His Money." Sunday School is at 9:45 a m. with

classes for all ages

Pastor Rathmell will present a message on "The Greatest Love" at the 7

WW First Presbyterian

p.m. Sunday Service.

The chapel's radio program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light” is heard each Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. over station

WRIO-FM < 102 3'

Prayer meeting is held Wednesdays at 7 p.m Bring the entire family for an evening of fellowship The public is invited to

attend all services

WILDWOOD - .The services of the First Presbyterian Ghurch of Wildwood will be at 10 a.m. this Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. They are under the leadership of the pastor, the Reverend J.

Robert Durway. The sermon will be given by the Reverend Fred C. Bischoff. pastor Jrt the First Presbyterian Church of Maywood. New Jersey. Visitors are" welcome to attend this service and remain to join in the

discussion groups in the Sunday School after church at eleven o’clock. The church is .located at Burk and Pacific Avenues, near Convention Hall Entrance to off-street parking is from Pacific Avenue The church is air-condiHbned: ^

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single elimination..- contact the 82nd St. Trophies will be awarded rqcreation office, 368-1210.

Wetlands Lectures Begins

STONE HARBOR - The first program in the Wetlands Institute's weekly Saturday evening summer series’ for the public will feature the wildlife of Cape May County. Live animals will highlight a slide presentation be Joan Galli. merqber ol the Institute's Board of Trustees, on Saturday. July 7. 1979 at H: l.'» p.m. Designed for audience involvement, the HiugCdiliV'aMill provide an joppnriuni« for a "hands y ,«tT IrtWbduttion (b many of .fascinating creatures \yhiebinhabit the County. M*x» Galli. a nongame biologist with the New Jbrsey IJiVision of Fish. Gamo and Shellfisheries. ' has a degree in Biological Sciences from Simmons College and a Masters in Ecology from Rutgers Universitv. She is a

frequent contributor to New Jersey Outdoors and New Jersey Audubon Magazine and is co-author of an upcoming book on the wildlife of Cape May County. The public is cordially invited to attend. For further information about summer activities, contact l Im> Institute at 368-1211.

Chicken

Barbecue STONE HARBOR - Stone Harbor Rescue Squad will hold its third annual chicken barbecue July 15 at the 80th St. ballfield from 4 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $4.50 per person and may be purchased from any squad member or at the ball field. No rain date. Take outs

available.

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