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Anniversary N. WILDWOOD - Mr. & Mrs. James Volpe will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary June 14, with a reception at their residence. Mr Volpe is a retired barber from West Philadelphia. Mrs. Volpe is the former Antonette Fliani. They have lived in North Wildwood the past 20

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Boro Girl Wins Overall Science Honors

AVALON - Michelle Clayton of 1339 First Ave. was the over all winner of the Albert Einstein Science Fair at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, co-sponsored by the Franklin Institute and the Philadelphia Inquirer in April. For some years local schools and others in the Delaware Valley area have held science fairs at

Stockton State College. Lynne Sylvestro, Michelle’s teacher, has frequently acted as a judge. These fairs comprise 10 categories, and students must prove their theories with scientific reasoning. There are three different awards: 6th, 7th and 8th grades are eligible for the Einstein Award. 9th and 10th graders for the Ben Franklin award, and 11th

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and 12th tdr the Delaware Valley award. This year, for the firet time, the Avalon School competed by sending nine contestants to Stockton and became eligible to send two students to thq finals in Philadelphia — Leonard Kulynych for botany and Michelle for bio-ch<&mistry. Michelle’s project was “How Much Salt Is Too Much Salt?" The plant she used in her experiment was Sparlin Papanhs. Not only did she win first in her division, but went ori to be . declared top winiier qf the show. Council President Philip Judyski requested at a recent borough meeting that the clerk draft a letter, for the Council congratulating Michelle and thanking her for representing her community in such a remarkable manner Principal To Speak N. CAPE MAY - The County Retired Educators Association will meet at The Winchester, Cape May, at noon Thursday, May 28. 'Hie speaker will be Miss Juoith Gollatz, principal of Ocean Academy, which conducts special services in the county for the multiply-handicapped. Retired educators who wish to join the association are asked to call the president of the organization, Mrs. Adelaide Franks, at 884-0498. He’s Accepted AVALON - Mark Anthony Garcia of 31st St. has been accepted for fall admission at Widener College in Chester, Pa, the Pennsylvania Campus of Widener University, it was announced by Vincent F. Lindsley, University Vice President for Marketing.

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