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‘Ugliest Bartender’ Contest

OUTSTANDING STUDENTS lo Indu.trlal arte from the five county high school, aod the county Vo-Tech Cenler are .hewn with their Inetructore. Assemblyman James Harley, aod Brace Conklin, president ol county llomebulldera Assn., which mode the awards.

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COLLINSWOOD - Who needs ugly bartenders’ The Greater Delaware Valley-Chapter of the Natidnal -Multiple ScelCToais Society, for its second annual -'Ugliest Bartender

Contest."

The society is looking for

the area’s most irrascible irreverent, but lovable barkeep, upon whom it will bestow the tIUe of ugliest bartender at a ball to be

hHd in Atlantic City

Students Honored

COURT HOUSE t The outsumding student frtm each of the five county high schools and the county VoTech Center was honored at a recent awards dinner sponsored by the Homebuildegs Association of Cape May County ,The awards dinner also , featured a keynote address >. by Assemblyman James R. Hurley, Assembly Minority

Leader

THE STUDENTS, each of whom was presented with an engraved hammer by Assemblyman Hurley are: Domenick Ruggero of Graduates In Stitches .STONE HARBOR - The annual graduation exercises of the borough’s Seniors Sewing group were held at the bayside dock of Andv and Matt Woolery. Chief instructor and moderator for the evening Russ Bailey arrived at the dock via boat crossing of the channel, to the amazement of the students and in-

vited guests.

DIPLOMAS WERE in the form of pennants mark ed "1981 S.H. S.I.” which stands for Stone Harbor Sewing Institute class 1981 In additiop toy presentation of the pennants to some 20 students Jessie Strohmetz lead the group in a "college" cheer and Marcelle deLaurentis had the group join her in a chorus of “On the Road to

Cape May "

The Woolerys served an

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Technical Center, Ed McKinley from Middle Township High School, Chris Trout from Ocean City High School. Thomas Alvarado from Wildwood High school, Jack Lon erg an from Wildwood CatHpc High school, and William Brown from Lotfer Cape May regional High School. The students add their industrial fifrts instructors were guests of the Homebuilders Association

at the dinner. v

Bruce Conklin, president of the Homebuilders Assoc, expressed the organization’s plea us re at having had the opportunity to make the awards to the

students.

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Students Make President’s’kist VINELAND - Two Cape May County residents were named by Dr. Philip S. Phelon, president of Cumberland Community College, to the spring President’s List. They are Terri Kiefer of Marmora and Christine Sebastian of North Cape May.' Students must earn a 'minimum grade point average of 3.75 to make the President’s List.

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Harry Strohmetz and Ray deLaurentis supplied music for the evening.

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assortment of hot and cold \ reported by Shore

Memorial Hospital here: Sm lo Richard and Marxairt Cptiim Derkfr, 103 Bayridue Rd . North Cape May. June 12. Son to Thomas and Sherri IJtUm MrNuMv. 214 Su*anne Ave . North Cape May. June IS Han to Thomas and June Everett Mr)*ter. of Woodbine. June 0 ttaantiter to Phillip and Kathleen Smith Reynold*, of 323 Ocean Ave . Ocean City. June 10 San to JJaeph and Mary Aden* K»htn«on. of Court House. June 9 Din abler lo Kenneth and Eleanor Mada)ew*hi VHIana. of Detmliville,

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favorite candidate at 25 bents a vote. Drinking emporiums are also encouraged to hold special promotions to boost their own

candidates.

The two top bartenders in New Jersey and Pennsylvania will be sent to Mexico City and Acapulco for seven days. There are other prizes, including a

trip to Las Vegas.

Money raised by the con-

na in nuonui. v,.*/. test will go to MS research JUDGES IN the contests, and patient service proare bar and restaurant grams. For information, patrons who vote for their call Angela at 858-0400.

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