The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. April 9.1980

Page 18

Kail Wedding For Schwilier, Sexton AVALON - Eugene KimpnonJr has announce l he engagement of hia niece. Sharon Schwltzer of thta community to , ( hr i*topher Sexton of Cape May Court House A fall wedding is plan ned

Stroke Club Tues. COURT HOUSE - All who have experienced a stroke, and their families, are invited to the monthly meeting of the Cape May County Stroke Club, 7 p. m , April 15 in the Burdette Tomlin Hoapital con-

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Be thankful that you can see to read this column; there are many who

cannot.

Ever since the • Stone Harbor Lions Clrfb was founded in 1&2. the members have worked untiringly to help the blind and the visually handicapped Their major project has been the Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children, which is the only establishment of its kind in the state. The youngsters come from the Overbrook Home for the Blind as well as from the state institutions and agencies to spend a week or two each summer at the

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FRANCIS KLEBAUR. president of the Stone Harbor Lions Home for the Blind, Inc., tells me that they have a goal of $225,000 to reach In order to have the home in A-l condition for the summer. So far. $150,000 of that sum has been realized If you would like to make a contribution, no matter how small, it may be mailed to the Helen L. Diller Home, Drawer N,

Avalon.

Individuals may sponsor a child for $150 per week WHEN YOU DIE (let’s face the fact that it will happen to each of us some day) would you like to donate your eyes so that a living person might have sight? Our lochl Lions have, for the past 20 years, cooperated with the Delaware Valley Eye Bank, the Burdette Tomlin Eye Clinic, and the Wills Eye Hospital in this admirable project. If you would like more information, get in touch with Dr. I.N. Patterson, a Stone Harbor Lion, or any club member. Another project is the collection of. discarded spectacles. These may be taken to William Dougherty's pharmacy, and if in doubt, ask him to explain their purpose ON THE lighter side, the local Lions have for many seasons sponsored the four

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Little League teams in our town and have contributed towards recreation facilities at the James burg State Home for Boys. James Wood was the first president and the top man at this writing is Ernest Yarborough Spring is here and the Stone Harbor Lions Gub soon will be serving their arjnual spaghetti dinner This fir their major fundraising effort and if you have never parAken, do yourself a favor this year Our hardworking Lions will appreciate it too. Seniors Fashion Show Today CAPE MAY - A fashion show will be presented by the evening sewing classes (beginners, intermediate and advanced) attending the Cape May County Vocational Technical Center and the SAGE (Senior Adults Gaining Enrichment) program from Cape May today at 1 p.m. The fashion show will be part of the April meeting 6f the Victorian Chapter of AARP in the Auditorium of Victorian Towers. Mrs. Adelaide G. Franks, home economics teacher and instructor for both groups. will be the commentator. The public is welcome. Mark 50th Anniv. Sat. AVALON - Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Gosser of Frankford, Pa. and this community will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary April 12. Summer residents here for the past 45 years, they will be guests of honor during an open house at the BHal, N.J. home of their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Gosser.

MAYS LANDING - Atlantic Community CoHege will hold it* second annual open house on the campus here Sunday, April 20 The open house which will run from noon to 4 p.m. ‘

will include tours of the campus, workshops and musical performances. ACC faculty will conduct workshops about the educational and career opportunities. En* tertainment will be provided by students

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