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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. March Ig, IWH

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Winners in Flower Show Toastmasters Hold Election

M IHiKS INSI’KCT witrlr* a« mini flower nhow of Stone Harbor (larden Club. Riven for residents of Lutheran^ Home at Ocean Vie*.

Health Topic at Club Meet

STONE HARBOR - Awards were presented by the Garden Club to winners in Ifteategories at the mini flower show held recently at the Lutheran Home in Ocean View. The winners were: Flowering: first. Bill Schaffer; second, Alberta Riva; third. Nancy Ritchie. FOLIAGE: FIRST. Ethel Griffin, sedond, Anne Townsley, third, Florence .Coyle. Container garden: first and second, Mary Coffee. Fresh flowers, hall: first, Florence Coyle, second,

Dolly Parton, third, l&ncy Ritchie. ^ Hanging babels: Mildred Schroder, *Betty Burger, and Jane Ownings. Forced bulbs: Wayne and Diane Harris, all three prizes. FRESH FLOWERS, coffee table: Nola Rose, Jan Crego and Alice Supplee. Impressionistic class: Betty Beeger, Ramona Wilson, Alice Supplee. Dried arrangement: Virginia Dilliplane, Dottie Stump, Jane Owings. Miniatures: Olga Middleton, Dottie SUimp, Mary Coffee.

COURT HOUSE - County Toastmhsters recently elected 1981 officers, headed by Rick Sasse, president Other officers are: vice-presidents. George Band and Dave Von Savage; secretary, Gert Davis; Treasurer, Tony

Anastasi. The Toastmasters promote effective corpmunications. Members give prepared and impromptu speeches every second and fourth Thursday at 8 p.m. in the meeting roopi of the County Library.

Crouch Again On Heart Board

W. CAPE MAY - Joseph Crouch Jr., who lives here, has been reelected to the board of directors of the new Southern New Jersey Chapter of the American

CARE MAY Th* Village Greene Civic Assn rheeling will lie held at the Welcome Center on l^ifayette Street, 1:30 p.m Saturday' The organization will be addressed by Ms Jayne ItoJIcy from the Research

and Review Project Office, on 'Better Health for Seniors". Ms. Holley was formerly a . receptionist for a * Philadelphia neurologist and surgeon She also authored several theses for medical magazines.

‘Big Band’ Sound On City Pier

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OCEAN CITY - This resort's 52-yeaa-old Music Pier will become one of the u Big Band" centers of the nation if city officials have

their way.

The feat Will be accomplished with the help of 27-year-old conductor and singer William Sackett, who recently set a winter attendance record at the pier with his 15-piece "Society Orchestra." OVER 600 DANCERS packed the city’s "ballroom over the sea" on Valentine’s night for a three-hour stint of dancing to the big band sounds as interpreted by the^ young

conductor.

The city plans to stage a repeat performance at 9 p.m. March 21 at the pier. Prior to this, Sackett will have released two records featuring his big band sound. One of the songs will be a seashore number dedicated to Ocean City. THE YOUNG conductor began his career at the age.

of 4 by directing big band music playing ort the family phonograph. He utilized his mother’s knitting needles and anything else he could, find for batons. While he was attcWmg college, his orchestra was featured on a radio and television network in New England. Since moving to the Delaware Valley, he has appeared at the Sheraton Hotel, Philadelphia, Palumbo’s and on the "AM’,’ Philadelphia TV show. The city plans to offer monthly big band dancest

until the summer and then\

feature Sackett’s group once a week during the season. An effort will be made to syndicate the

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