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\OI.I NTKKH ’DouRlaw. stanfiwd has bern s»hKlrd mil in thr Allanlii lorum, «*ni|ilo>i*«' puhlirilinn of lhi> Mi'lrppblUan l.ifr Inmu,hi. r Co., for his work with Slonr .Ifarhor Krrr lirpi. iihd other commonily arlisitips. '

STONE HARBOK If the devil, as reputed*, finds work for idle hands. Doubles V Stanford is unlikely ever to become a client of the satahic employment agency SNanford, formerly a sales representative in the MiJIvtfle office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., recently was narped brafich dranager of

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Metrepolitart's Atlantic Cb ,ty office AT HOME:. 279 90th St. here,'Stanford may be busy with any one of many activities as ^jvoluWeerjcivic leader. For the .past 14 years, he has been a member of the borough volunteer fire department. He has served as lieutenant and captain, and is no\v chief of the department. vi had just moved to town and noticed the lack of manpower while witnessing a larg§ fire," Stanford says in explaining his first involvement in fire-fighting "ANSWERING FIRE alarms is only part of Stan-. ford’s activity. He has been a member of the borough school hoard for 10 years, the last three as president, A momber-of the zoning boaisd /or eight -'years, he has been board chairman for the last four, and has served as local Defense Chaifman lor three years. IN HIS 14-YEAR career with Metropolitan, Stanford has gained 11 Leaderr, and two Presidents Conference qualif'ications. A graduatc % of the Life Underwriters Trainihg Council course. *he Is a member of the County jersey Chapter of the National Association of Life Underwriters. He and his wife, Suzanne^ have two children.

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THE PRESIDENT'S GAVEL changes hands as Dennis Curley, left, of Court House, takes over the reins of the County Chamber from Robert Smeltzer of Lower Township. ; v Curley Heads Chamber

AVALON — Dennis J. Curley was installed as president of the Cape May County Chamber oT Commerce for the 1981-82 year by Matthew Tomlin, retiring chairman of the Chamber Board, before some 165 members and guests attending the annual meeting and banquet at the Golden Inn here where Curley is gerferal manager. Tomlin also installed Ted Roman, manager of Sears of Cane May Court House, as first vice presTderit, and W. Qoyd Tyler. Guarantee Bank officer, was installed.,as second vice president. Cgrlton . Owen. WCMC^k WNBR Radio executive, was seated as treasurer, while Peter C. Smith of BrodWssor Company was installed by Tomlin as secretary. DIRECTORS INSTALLED for the new term included Bonnie Lynch, North Wildwood Campground owner; Larry Newbold, County Agriculture agent; Richard (Jiuliano, Marine) Supply owner Buleigh; Bud Moffitt, Sears Service Center manager. Richard Haefner.. Mr. Donut Shop owner; Roy Gilliam, Ocean Ci-

ty Amusement Pier owner; A1 Menz III, partner’Big Timber Lake Campground, Louis Rodia, Courity Public Affairs dir.ee- ■ tor; William Maher, Marine Insurance consultant ; Carl Owen and Dennis Curley. Patricia Nagel, owner Flying Dutchman Motel in North Wildwood, was presented with the Member of the Year Award by retiring president Robert Smeltzer. Mrs. Nagel was cited by the Chamber for-chair-ing the Chambers' Transportation Committee and being a memlter of tne Board of Directors. I.ETTY MELAI1, who has worked for . the Chamber for the. past 11 years, was cited wiR» a Certificate of Appreciation for her service to the Chamber upon her retirement. Mrs. Melah haV served as manager of the Chambers’ Seaville Information Center for the past several years. Chamber Executive Director Robert Patterson presented her With the cer-tificate-H^nd a floral arrangement, and president Dennis Curley presented her with an engraved marble paper weight on behalf of the Chamber! ,

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STONE HARBOR - The summer sidewalk sale this year had 61 merchants participating, an increase of 125 percent over the 27 who took part in the first sale in 1975, it was reported by

Jim Fisher, chairman of the merchants committee, at the recent meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. Even shops which did not take part in the sidewalk stalls reported sales up.

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