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Wednesday, January 14.1981

Named General Manager

CAPE MAY - The ap poilftment of Bonnie R Meina of this city .is Keneral manager of the Cape May County Herald and the Lower Township lantern has been anriounced by Dhrrell Kopp. publisher of the newspapers Mrs Reina is responsible

for day-to-day operations and overall coordination 6f the newspaper business. Mr Kopp said She has worked w'ith the newspapers for a year A resident of this community since 1972, Mrs Reina. 37. has a diverse background .in management and finance, and has

worked for several businesses on the Jersey Cape. Prior to moving .here, she was employed with - the Organization of American States in Washington. D.C. where her responsibilities included answering correspondence in four

languages.

She is vice president of • the. Taxpayers Assn, of Cape May and originator of the Christmas Bazaar and Candlelight House Tour of the Mid-Ayantic Center for the Arts, among several other community and civic

activities.

. She attended the Univ. of Pittsburgh.

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Lighting Awards

STONE HARBOR - First and second place winners in the Christmas decorating and lighting contest will receive their awards from the Chamber of Commerce at the January dinner meeting next Monday at Henny's, it’ was announced by Glenn A. Townley, president. Judges for the contest were selected by Mr. and Mrs. R^dy D'AIessandro and include Avalon residenLs. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Adamick and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley HolLinger. AWARD WINNERS were: BEST OVERALL: first, Mr. and Mrs. J. Moir, 255 Lower Flags Honor Gompf LOWER TWP. - Mayor Tom Clydesdale has requested that all Hags in the township be flown at halfstaff at least for the next couple weeks in honor of former mayor Charles D. Gompf, who died recently at the age of C9. "This is a tragic loss," Mr. Clydesdale said diiring Monday night's Township Committee meeting as he expressed his personal condolences to Mr. Gompf’s family A proclamation honoring the late mayor was the first order of business at the Jah. 12 meeting.

104th St.; second, J. Hand, 9002 2nd Ave.; honorable mention, P. Strothers, 214 102nd St. BEST DOORWAY: first, Mr. and Mbs. P. Mixsell. 101 94th St.; second, 'Mr and Mrs. D. Hutchinson. 8900 3rd Ave.; honorable mention, R. Dupree, 281 -85 th Sb \ BEST GROUNDS: - Mr. and Mrs. S. Casper, 11015 Golden Gate; Dr. and Mrs. M. Evans 9820 Corinthian Dr.; Mr. and Mrs.* L. Jones, 9917 Sunsdt Dr. BEST COMMERCIAL: Seashore Home Supply, 260 * 96th St. i Em jay Gift Shbp, ' 218 96th St.; Polly’s Place, 9616 3rd Ave. La Leche Meeting COURT ROUSE - Mothers with (heir babies are *welcome to the 9:30 a.m. Jan. 20 meeting of the La Leche Leagbe at the home here of Kathy Tweed. Call 465-9321 or 5567 for inforn\at'ion. A lending library is available. Gifted & Talented COURT HOUSE - The school system’s program for gifted and/ talented students will be the subject for discussion during the 7 p.m. Jan. 19 n eeting of the Middle Township School District’s Education Forum in the school administration building, 126 S. Main St.

ART CLASSES 1. "Basic Weaving and Rug Design" Covers background instruction, color use and construction-of looms to be used in • class. FEE: $15.00 TIME: Tuesdays, 10 AM-1 PM FIRST CLASS: 20 January 1981 PLACE: Leroy May Community Center K . ’ - 2. "Primitive Pottery" Class will cover hond-built cloy pieces using pinch, slob and coil techniques and fired in sawdust. FEE: $15.00 TIME: Tuesdays, 6 PM-8:30 PM FIRST CLASS; 20 January 1981 PLACE: Leroy May Community Center

Instructor; Philip Breden, Textile and Ceramic Arts, Glassboro State For information and registration, call th^ Middle Twp. Recreation Dept., 465-3520

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