The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, January 7,1981

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OorH Ward MKh WEDDING Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William lledley Jr. of West Cape May was celebrated Sunday at the firehouse Where an open house was attended by more than 200 relative and friends. They are the parents of five children, fourteen grandchildren and alx greatgrandchildren. Bill Medley has been a lorfgtlme boro employee and for more than two decades was police chief.

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VILLAS — Minimum bids totaling $36,000 are being asked for seven properties in various parts of the township which will be offered at public auction here this Saturday. Township solicitor John Callinan is scheduled to conduct the auction beginning at 1 p.m. at township hall. According to the township, the most expensive parcel (minimum bid of $11,000) is also the smallest (30 x 76 ft.) on

Tomlin AVe. in Villas. Other parcels include a

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TRENTON - James Coulter of the county Special Services School District has been reappointed to the Special Education Cojnmittee of the New Jersey School Boards Association for the 1980-81 School year. The appointments were made by NJSBA President Kirk P

Wells.

' According to Wells, the committee will continue discussion and research on issues related to special education, apiong them is the Special Education Reform Act of 1980, a bill which, among other actions, would remove the labeling of handicapped children and revise the funding process of programs for students with special education needs. IN ADDITION, the committee will examine the impact of recent court decisions on the use of IQ tests in the classification of handicapped students, as well as proposed legislation regarding preschool handicapped programs and gifted and talented, students. Newly Elected Officers To Meet RIO GRANDE - Newly elected officers of the Animal Welfare Society of Cape May County will take over at the next meeting, 7 p.m. Jan. 20 in the Social Services Building here. Jean Nissen will be starting her third term as president. Other officers are: Cass Clark, vice president; Rose Fling, secretary, Edith Reuse h, treasurer; Octavia DeMiranda, Wesley Fling and Edith Reusch trustees; Vincent Me Mahon and Wesley Fling, publicity; Laura Moss and Rose Fling, neuter and spay committee.

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CHRIS BACK has an appropriate last name in real life for playing the part of Eurydice. the beloved wife of Orpheus. Ear! Moore, ih this recent Lower Cape May Regional adaptation of the famous Greek tragedy. Here the two are going thru Hades enroute to the light of the world. Will he look back and lose his love for eternity?

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