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Chamber Directors Dallots Due

COURT HOUSE - This Friday at noon is the deadline for Cape May County Chamber of Commerce members to return their ballots for the annual board‘of directors

election.

The Chamber mailed out the ballots last month containing a list of 11 director nominees plus spaces for write-ins A toul of 13 directors are to be.

elected.

The slate of nominees was proposed by a committee chaired by Richard

Jaycees set Picnic. COURT HOUSE - The Wildwood Jaycees have set iheir second annual picnic at the County Park for mo 7 Sept. 21. for further information, call Fred Neville 522-5952.

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Lynch and including Carl Owen, Donald Laricks, William Maher, Chest Wimberg, Jack Bittner, Warren Garretson, Howard Gerald and Ted

Roman.

Director nominees and their membership affiliations include: Matthew Tomlin of the County VoTech Center, Raymond McCoy of HarbiSbn Walker (The Magnesite), Richard Lynch of North Wildwood Campground, C.W. Battersby of Court House Arco, Warren Garretson of Coastline Advertising, William Kta^ of N.J. Natural Gas, Donald Larkka of Laricks Real - Estate, Boyd Tyler of Guarantee Bank, Ernest Yarborough of Cape Insurance, Larry Boyer of the Gazette-Leader, Robert .Smith of Ocean City Home Savings & Loan, Jack Diedrich Voted Life Director Seat in Chamber COURT HOUSE- The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directory have voted to confer honorary life directorship to Cape May Realtor Marion B.

Diedrich.

Mrs. Diedrich has served on the county Chamber's Board of Dirctocs the past 12 years and was secretary of the board during 9 of those years. She has also served for many years with her local Chamber of Commerce. Referring to her dozen years of dedication, county Chamber president Matthew Tomlin said that “durlngthoseyean she has been a dedicated and faithful member and director and is more than deserving of this honor.

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