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ACC Tuition Installation Held By NARFE Unit

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VILLAS - New afflcera at the local chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employes were installed at a recent meeting at the Millman Center here. Vincent Vannoni. senior district officer for South Jersey, was the installing officer. John DeFillipo, legislative chairman, reported the signing of 13 new members and reported on the status of the "Look Back" bill which would permit retirees, before its signing, to receive a 7.7 per cent cost; of living allowance for September. A DRAWING was held Seniors started the day out with a cold damp forecast, some 30 members of the Seniors boarded the Capt. Cramer sightseer and sailed to Cape May for a four-hour cruise including a visit to all the Harbor basins. After the boat left the dock the weather cleared and the sun came out to delight the sailing Seniors. All took box lunches and had a wonderful time. Tickets went on sale for the annual Halloween party. Mrs. Matt Woolery will again be chairlady, and a Roaring 20’s show is planned at the American Legion Hall, starting at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31. Dessert, Bingo Will Open Season CAPE MAY — The Women’s Community Club will sponsor its first dessert card party and bingo of the season at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30 at the Historical Community Center, Lafayette and Banks Street. Members are asked to bring gifts for door prizes, and players are asked to bring their own cards.

for the veterans’ marker at the county memorial cemetery, which he said is nearly 50 per cent subscribed. Publicity director Vincent Hannigan spoke on the availability of Golden Age

cards for home football games of Lower Cape May High School. He also reminded that all seniors can purchase half-price coupons for Delaware River Port Authority bay and river crossings.

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