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‘Shell Club To Seal Officers IIARRIRTTE HICKMAN. was elected to head the Jersey Cape Shell Club t for the next' two-year period during the April— meeting, succeeding outgoing president J£y

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Sally Israel, also of Beeseley's Point, was elected vice president and program chairman Josephine Nessenlhaler. of Avalon will continue as corresponding secretary, Kster Ash of Ocean City will be‘ recording secretary, and Marie Weisel will become

treasurer

All will assume their posts at the May 5 meeting, which convenes at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Blvd near here *

Coalition Candidates

Promise to End Cronyism

CHECK for beautifying Dune Dr. la received by Mayor Armacoat and Councllwcman Sloan from Walter Brett, left, treasurer, and Frederick -Davis, president, of

the Avalon Home and Landowners Assn.

Honor Altcayg Concert Saturday

SEA ISLE CITY - Mayor Dominic Raffa has proclaimed May Older Americans Month here. According to the mayor, "Older Americans should be honored every day of the

year.”

MAYS- LANDING - Atlantic Community College's Gospel Enemble will present its first anniversary concert Saturday. 7 p.m., May 3 in the auditorium of Walter E.

Edge Hall.

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CAPE MAY - An end to the "era of cronyism" was. called for during a recent gathering at the Community Center here by the three city council candidates in the May 13 election sponsored by the Coalition of Concerned Cape May Citizens. Candidates Charles Bernard. Theodore Kazlow and Granville "Pete" Stiles said they were . dedicated "to a return to open, honest, efficient government." REFERRING TO "serious problems that the Police Department is suffering," candidate Kazlow said they were caused by "cut-backs, intimidations, reprisals and harassment by city

officials.

CANDIDATE Bernard stressed experienced leadership in his call for a "professional, impartial city manager to implement the policies of the city

council."

Educated and trained in municipal governments himself. Mr. Bernard said. "The manager must have the necessary education and experience to manage our $3 million budget." Shell Talk Mon. STONE HARBOR - Bob Kish, president of the Philadelphia Shell Club and world traveler will present a slide presentation on The Shells of Micronesia. B p.m. May 5at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Blvd. near here. The public is invited. Classics Sunday MAYS LANDING - The Atlantic City Chamber Orchestra will present a free classical music concert 3 p.m.. May 4 at Atlantic Community College's Hall auditorium on the campus, here. Chamber Selling Boro Emblem Flags STONE HARBOR - A silk screen, blue and white flag of the borough's emblem is available through the Chamber of Commerce, and may be purchased at the Chamber’s 96th St. office.

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Expansion of the community's economic base was the thrust of Mr. Stiles'

' comments.

"WE ARE interested in preserving the historic aspects of Cape May to continue, expanding the tourist season." he said: continuing: "Many people leave the area because of * * lack'of work. Not just more *

tourism, but the fishing. /

industry must be hklpedas

well."

According to the carrdidates, the audience was not only receptive to their comments, but come forward with funds of volunteered to work for the > coalition candidates' election, one person contributing $800 in response to the pica for campaign funds. r

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