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Officers Installed *CAPE MAY - Installs •tion ceremonies, preceded by a covered dish luncheorf, were held at the Welconte Center here for the newly elected officers of the Women’s Community Club. \ Mrt. Arthur Doran, past president, installed the new officers Mrs. Frank Entriken, president; Mrs. John Veldhoven, first vice president; Mrs. Herman Harmon, second vice president; Miss Marion Robertson, recording secretary; Mrs. William i-WHls, treasurer; Mrs. Tozour, corresf secretary; Mrs. Henry, financial secretary, and Mrs. David Hunter, trustee. The final meeting of the club will be a Spring Luncheon at the Mad Batter, Thursday, May 21. Insurance Is Seniors’ Topic v* AVALON -v The Senior Citizens Organization, at the bi-monthly luncheon, was entertained by David Von Savage, who spoke on insurance, with an accent on the problems of youth and seniors, the "no fault" issue and combined auto and home policies. The next meeting of the group will be May 26 at Community Hal^ special event has been a%iounced for June 2 when the group ,will embark oi\ a sightseeing cruise aboard the Captain Cramer, dock for lunch at Urie’s Restaurant in Wildwood, then back to Stone Harbor.

Al Wnthoff NEWLY ELECTED president Harry Strohmetz accepts gavel fnfm Dottle Stump. Jerry Rowland is vice president. Strohmetz Heads Seniors

STONE HARBOR - At the May business meeting of the Stone Harbor Seniors, new officers were elected tp take over in September. The elections are in May because the group doesn’t have weekly meetings in the summer. Taking over as president

is Harry Strohmetz who was the « sr e c o n d president of the group in 1972. First

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Rowland Jerry

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To Hear Appeal AVALON — Borough Council will conduct a public hearing 1 p.m., May 21 on the appeal of Harry W. Rudolph to review the action of the local Planning Board in denying the minor subdivision and variance of five lots on Block 26.01.

Rowland serving for the firdt time. Second vice-president is Dottie Stump, who served part time as president following the death of this year’s president. Mrs. Stump also serves as president of the Women's Civic Club. Treasurer is Mrs. Charlotte Ruth Fisher who has been chairlady for the Tours and Trips committee. Secretary-elect is Mrs. Vemis Pilert, who served as president in 1978. Spe was the first lady president of the group. Following the elections the group saw a colored slide presentation on the Pine Barrens presented by Mr. Joseph Lomax. Over 100 members attend the meeting and were treated to refreshments served by hostesses Marguerite Klotzbucher, Cass Schettingcr, Thelma Groves, Lenora Stow, Amelia Guerrazzi and Marcel DeLaurentis.

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