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Firemen’s Dinner Set RIO GRANDE - The Fire Co. ia sponsoring a roast beef dinner from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Fire House, Ddlsea Dr. and New York Avenue. During the late. 60’s and early 70’s, the #re Company sponsored this dinner annually and served over 1,000 dinners each of the last three years. Tickets are available from any member, at Krown Records in the Rio Mall, at Murphy’s Mart, Court ^fouse, or can be purchased at the door. May Is For 014sters SEA ISLE CITY - Mayor Dominic C. Raffa has proclaimed the month of May as “Older Americans Month" in the city. Mayor Raffa noted that older Americans are often ignored, forgotten and cast aside, when their experience is so Meded in our society today. ^ "It is with great pleasure that, as Mayor of Sea Isle City, I proclaim the month of May as Older Americans Month - a time to salute and pay tribute to older Americans who have contributed so much to our well-being, and to whom we all owe so much," He said.

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A TOTAL OF IM yfin nt dfdkaUoo teaching It represented heA daring the annual recognition dinner hy the Middle Townthlp School Syitem Friday at the golf club. Burleigh. Flanking Jane Tyler, with 31 yeara of aervlce, arc Dorothy Hagerty, left, with 4T, and Gertrude Dreatel, with 31.

N.J. Legion Head Here

COURT HOUSE - The recent county meeting of the American Legion Executive Committee held at the Thurston-Elmer Wood Post 198 here was the occassion of the annual visitation to Cape May County by American Legion Department Cmdr. Martin T. Monroe, accompanied by his staff of officers. Highlighting the meeting was the presentation Of the following awards: To Gerald Thornton, a framed citation in recognition of his services in pioneering the establishment of the Cape May County Veterans Cemetery; to James C.

Brooker as the Legionaire of the Year; To County Chairman John H. Wickert, for leading the county to the top spot in state membership standing for the year ending 1900. ALSO. THERE WAS a framed certificate and a 150 Saving Bond presented to Ruth Ann Kanady, the winner of the 5th district American Legion Oratorial Contest. The meeting concluded with an address by Cmdr. Monroe stressing the good work carried on by the American Legion throughout the state and nation and its efforts to secure’ the rights of veterans.

Sorority Hosting Jump-A-Thon

CAPE MAY - Delta Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will be the hostess this year of the 2nd annual Jump-A-Thon for the American Heart Fund. This year the event will take place Saturday in the Mall, with children and adults of all ages participating. Team members who will be Jumping are

coming around now for pledges. Delta Lambda members are also collecting for Daisy Day, May 9, throughout Cape May County. Each year Delta Lambda supports The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia by helping with Daisy Day.

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