'Wednesday, March 11,1981

Auxiliary Installs AVALON - The Ladles Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Dept, recently installed officers for the year: president, Lois Scarpa;, vice president, Lorraine Matalucci;' secretary, Terri Breslin; treasurer, Rose Marie Chew. Plans for a "Penny Party” to be held April 10 are beomg discussed. A cake and plant sale will be held in May. Meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month in the firemen's meeting room of the Borough Hall.

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Honored oh Service to CG Center

CAPE MAY - Anne Weinberger, 40-year member of the sisterhood organization of Beth Judah Temple, Wildwood, was recently honored by the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center in this city. In ceremonies conducted ' jn Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a

citation was awarded Ms. Weinberger by Lt. Cmdr. David N. Russel, 7th Coast Guard District, on behalf of the commanding officer of the Training Center, Capt. James R. Kelly. THE CITATION commended Ms. Weinberger for her efforts in promoting

the welfare of Coast Guard personnel. For a 20-year orriod, Ms. Weinberger ad ministered a Sunday breakfast program on behalf of the sisterhood, treating a supportive at'mosphereand "home away from home” for thousands of Coast Guard recruits.

AMONG MANY exhibitors at last Saturday's annual; antiques and craft show benefiting the Middle Township High School Panther Marching Band were Vera Jargowsky, left, selling antiques and collectibles; and Janet Fowler of Eldora, who specializes in handcrafted items.

PTA To Hold Conference

ABSECON - The New Jersey PTA will hold its Southern Regional Conference for Region IV (Camden, Burlington. Monmouth and Ocean Counties) and Region V (Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem Counties), on Wednesday, March 18, at Quail Hill, Historic Smithville Inn, Route 9 here. The topic of the conference, "Forgotten Children of New Jersey,”

will afford the local unit members a, look at the development of the neglected child ahd the problem of teenage pregnancy. PANELISTS WILL be Cindy Schur, Assistant supervisor of the STate Division of Family Services, Atlantic County, and Carol Rovello, director of Crossroads Runaway Program, Inc. Moderator will be Dorothy Kerr, vice •president and director, Region V.

$600 Raised for Cancer

COURT HOUSE - The county Vocational School Board of Education, before its last regular board meeting, presented a $601.50 check to the American Cancer Society, Cape May Unit. The monies were raised by the vocational schools at a dinner held Feb. 9 as part of the district’s week-long open house observance of National Vocational Education Week. A total of Bednarek To Speak AVALON - The Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, March 19, at 7 p.m. at the Rock’n Chair

Tavern.

The featured speaker will be Andrew Bednarek, newly appointed borough manager, who will explain his role as manager as well as his expectations while in office. Key issues to be discussed include the state's riparian rights claims and a report on the chamber’s major summer project, "Avalon S the Philly Sports

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Nirmala Basavanand, M.D. O/ South Jersey Pediatric Allergy, P.A. is storting the practice of Family Allergy & Immunology at an additional office located at CAPE SHORE MEDICAL CENTER DENNISVILLE ROAD CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N.J-465-2051 NORTHFIEU) OFFICE: NEW ROAD * SHEPPARD CIRCt.E. NORTHFIELD-BO-lll}

401 dinners was served at the Vo-Tech and Career Center. Gamaliel Broadley, Vocational Board president, and William Tozour presented the donation to Irv and Ginney Posternock, crusade chairpersons for the county Cancer Society. THE BENEFIT dinner was one of the many events which took place during Vocational Education Week. Other events included open house, VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) Skill Olympics, Career Day Speakers, and a VICA Awards Assembly. The benefit dinner has become an annual event with a ; different charity receiving the donation each

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Sorority Head SEA ISLE CITY - Jacqueline Rey was recently elected president of Alpha XI Delta sorority at Rider College, where she a junior majoring in elementary education. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rey, residents of Landis Ave.

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