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Working Well After One Year

AVALON - In an informal speech, Mayor Ellsworth Armacost noted the may or-Council form of government is now a year old here and working well. This form of government enables residents to reach more of their governing body, he told members of the local Women's Republican Club. In the past the mayor handled all the request and comThe Irish

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plaints. Now, he continued, all members of the council are readily available to the people of Avalon. During his talk, the mayor touched on the different areas of government, including the budget, recreation, streets, trash and sewers; explaining the whys and wherefores of projects underway and proposed. "Avalon's Recreation Dept, and beautification Committee both have done outstanding jobs this summer," he commented. Wine, Cheese Fete for AAUW STONE HARBOR - The Cape May County Branch of the American Association of University women (AAUW), will open its 1900-81 program with a wine and cheese party at the Wetlands Institute Sunday, Sept. 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. Area women who are graduates of an accredited college or university are invited to attend and meet with current members. Programs future months will be announced and project chairwomen will be on hand to discuss special programming for various interest groups within the organization.

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“Our borough looked lovely and there were activities for everyone.” Further recreational activities are planned throughout the year, he noted, adding: "We want you to come out to our meetings and to know that your borough offlcals are here to serve you ". Hospital Counts Its Daisy Day Sale COURT HOUSE - They were only paper daisies, but each one helped. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia — where nearly 25 percent of the inpatients are New Jersey residents — reported that volunteers for Daisy Day '80 from the Cape May County area raised a total of $350 for the benefit of patient care. Mrs. John Russell served as district director. In Pennsylvania and New Jersey, 4,000 volunteers took part in the fourday "Daisy Drive" held annually each May. The hospital recently announced total contributions this year at $207,735.

Gub Porch Sale Will Benefit Children in Need WILDWOOD - The Civic Club at Atlantic and Maple Aves., is putting charity on its front doorstep Saturday, Sept. 20. The day has been reserved by the club’s Evening Membership Dept for a porch sale from 9a.m. to 5 p.m. to benefit local child care. Household items, furniture, clothing, jewelry and collectibles will be on sale. Child cases the club is seeking to benefit include a Wildwood girl paralyzed after a diving accident, and a four-year-old boy with kidney problems.

BLAIRSTOWN, N.J.. — Three Jersey Cape students attended the recent 25th Leadership Training Conference, sponsored by the N.J. Assoc, of Student Councils, at the Ralph S. Mason

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They included Ellen Karavangelas of Wildwood,George Mlnnittl Jr, of Rio Grande, and Judith Ann Buck of Cape May. All

are students at Wildwood Catholic High School, North Wildwood. At the conference 355 junior and senior high

school leaders from throughout the state came together to participate In classes on group leadership and student government.

PTA To Parade Fashions

SEA ISLE CITY - St. .Joseph's PTA will sponsor a luncheon and fashion show Sept. 17 at thcTGoIden Inn, Avalon. Fashions will be supplied by La Clotique

of Margate. Cocktails will-be served at 11:30 a.fn. with lunch at noon. Tickets are available by calling 967-4652, 263-3202 or 967-3699.

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