Wednesday, JqnMary f>;i, 1980

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The Herald and The Lalilern

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ARMY COMMENDATION Medal is presented OVO Dan D Amico by Col. I^onard Tharney after U. Col. Robert Denny, background, had received the award. Sgl. Wilfred Lea was the third recipient during recent ceremonies at the National Guard Armory.

C.O. Receives Oak Leaf Three Commended For Meritorious Service

COURT HOUSE - Three citizen-soldiers of the Army National Guard unit at the armory here have been awarded the Army Commendation Medal The presentation came during the January monthly drill of the 154th Supply & Service Battalion and were made by Col Leonard J Tharney of the Command and Control Headquarters in Camden The citation accorr\panying the medal was signed by Secretary of the Army Clifford Alexander Jr. In another ceremony during the unit's recent Sunday drill. Col Tharney formally presented the current battalion commander Charles Sava with his colonel oak leaf clusters Receiving the Army Commendation Medals were former commanding officer Lt Col. Robert Denny of Villas. CWO-2 Dan D'Amico of Wildwood and MSG. Wilfred Lea of Marmora. The award was bestowed upon each man for his outstanding and meritorious service while serving in a position of responsibility. According to the citation: Lt. Col. Dennv demonstrated initiative, enthusiasm. professional ability and skillful proficient guidance of the battalion's logistics program and contributed immeasurably to the successful accomplishment of the headquarter's and battalion's missions: ('WO D'Amico's exemplary handling of administrative matters attests to his professional knowledge, willingness to CMCH Kiwanis Thursday At ’7fi House SWAINTON - The Cape May Court House Kiwanis Club will host a night at the theatre at the "7fi House ' Dinner Theatre on Thursday. January 24 at 6:30 p m The evening includes a buffet dinner and the show "Man of LaMancha Tickets are available from any Kiwanis Club member or call Bob Mossbrooks at 465-4533 Proceeds from the evening will benefit Kiwanis Youth Activities

accept responsibility, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt himself to any assignment or situation: Master Sfp. Lea's outstandihg skills, technical knowledge and capable leadership were instrumental in achieving marked improvement in the unit's training, security

AVALON — A parking space provision suggested by the local planning board is being opposed by the local Chamber of Commerce During the Chamber's County C of C Budget $71,00(1 COURT HOUSE The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce JJoard of Directors has approved a $71,300 budget for the new fiscal year The new budget is up three percent over last year's $69,150 fiscal measure and includes anticipated revenue from a dues increase - the first in three years — in all categories of membership

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and readiness activities. The meritorius service commended by the medal were for past year’s service when Denny was battalion commander. D'Amico ■ was unit personnel technician and Lea the operations sergeant ^ Denny is now executive officer of Dis. Com. in North Jersey.

recent trustees' meeting, the business district parking plan envisioned by the planning board was discussed Under the proposal, businesses would be required to provide one parking space for every 450 sq ft of store area The Chamber trustees believe the proposed requirement would be impractical and retrogressive and has forwarded its own recommendation to the borough council and the planning board that the master plan remain unchanged in this regard. Cards Jan. 28 \ WILDWOOD CREST Refreshments and prizes are included in the card party being sponsored by the Wildwood chapter. Order of the Eastern Star 11 to 4 Monday at the Masonic Temple. 6300 Atlantic Ave

IT'S OFFICIAL for Col. Charles Sava, commanding officer of the Jersey Cape Army National Guard unit, as he receives his oak leaf cluster from Col. Tharney.

Parking Plan Opposed By Chamber

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