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Herald it Lantern 3 February *82

Neidig Again Chairs Scouts

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CAPK MAY - The Baywa Itelnct < Cape May Co i Boy Scouls of A/nerica inatalM diatricl officer* for l«i2 at it* annual January dinner meetlnjf, at the Cold Whale- hert Oortte NetrijR Jr. of Paler-

mo wa* reelected to serve as District Chairman for his third year Bob Welb of r Cape May Court House will be serving his second year as District Vice-Chairman and Bob Elwell of Cape May has been selected

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District Commissioner. George Neidig appointed his committee chairmen for 1982. They are: .Jack O'Neal of Del Haven, advancements; Bernard Becker of Dennisville, Scout activities; Carole Hausman of Green Creek, Cub activities; Tom Dean of the Villas, camping; Clifford Patrick of North Cape May, finance; Ralph Runyan of Wildwood Crest, awards and recognitions, and James Dougherty of Rio Grande, membership. Vacancies were noted in Scout training. Cub training, and project sales as S ell as a need for more nit Commissioners. DISTRICT "Awards of Merit" were presented for 1981. This is the highest award which can be given to a volunteer scooter. Don Richter received this honor for his eight active years of leadership. Don is currently Scoutmaster of Troop 59 in RlOfGrande. Forrest Spriggs was also honored for his more than 30 years of Scouting, community, and church work. Forrest is currently Scoutmaster of Troop 84 at the

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the Pastor.

OTHER RECOGNITIONS were also presented. Bob Roth of Green Creek received the Scouter’s Training Award for his work as Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 59 in Rio Grande. Awards were also presented to all major financial supporters. A special award of thanks was presented to Robert Fothergill of the Anchor Associates in Rio Grande for his continued support of the Baysea District for nearly 20 years.

CONGRATULATIONS GO to Verna Lynch, center, Sea Isle City Clerk and Tax Collector, on her recent election as president of County Tax Collectors and Treasurers Assn. Left is A lice-Ann Hauck, tax specialist for the state, and Ed Stites of Middle Twp., outgoing president. ,

2 Honored By Plaques

AVALON - Avalon Environmental Commission Chairman Yvonne S. Ballenger recently presented plaques to Mrs. Betty Keen and Mrs. Rhea Shuttleworth, who preside over the Elementary School’s luncheon room. Attending the presentation was Albert Ogden, Garden Club Meet Feb. 8 STONE HARBOR - The Garden Club will meet 10 p.m. Monday, Feb. 8 in the Firehoufce. The program will consist of a "Container Auction" and "Plant Exchange." A shell flower workshop * will be held 10 a.m. Feb. 15. The group will be limited to 20 participants,

First Dance For Seniors

CAPE MAY - The city will sponsor a dance for Senior Citizens Friday, March 26 8-11 p.m. in Convention Hall. The first Senior Dance will feature the music of the Al Raymond Orchestra, which has been performing in Cape May for the past fourteen summers. For additional information please call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 extension 20 or-27.

school principal. The plaques were for outstanding dedication to the Avalon school children's participation in the Commission’s Dune Grass Planting Project. For years Mrs. Keen and Mrs. Shuttleworth

gave up their Saturdays four times a year to preside over the luncheon served _ the children after their ' work, helping 4 members pf , the Environmental Commission plant dune grass to save the dunes.

EDWARD J. MORRISON,

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