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Named As Student Of Month

COLD SPRING - Beth Sharpley. ll, from Consolidated School won the Lower Township student of the month for April. The award is sponsored by the Township Chamber of Commerce and rotates in the elementary schools of the township The award was presented to Beth by Mayor Thomas Clydesdale on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, Peter Holt, Consolidated School principal, emceed the program. BETH, 11 WHO is in 6th grade, has been in the enrichment program since 2nd grade She is co-editor of the school^paper and works in th^schooTStore. Beth is/also active in gymnastick, likes, mupic and readingvqndjs a Rams cheerlcaden^Fhe school band and chorus performed at the special assembly.

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Graduate • COURT HOUSE - Airman Gerard A. Adamczyk Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Adamczyk of Route 2, here, - has graduated from the U S. Air Force aircraft maintenance training course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. Adamczyk will now serve at Dover Air Force Base. Del. with the 436th Organizational Maintenance Squadron. He is a 1980 graduate of Middle Township High School.

STUDENT OF MONTH Beth Sharpley holds plaque at award ceremonies, wuh her parents, James and Sandra Sharpley, left, Mayor Thomas Clydesdale, who made presentation on behalf of Lower Township Chamber of Commerce, and Beth’s grandfather, Asa Sharpely.

Sr. Exhibit Had State Winner s

COURT HOUSE - A significant aspect of the Senior Citizens Annual

Juried Art Contest and Exhibition Friday, May 21, in the County Library became apparent when a painting of a loc@l artist earned recognition at the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton, last August. The water color, NonOlympic Skaters, by J. Anton Miller of Victorian Towers, Cape May, was placed on preliminary exhibit last July, at the County Senior Citizens Art Contest, where it was awarded a first place ribbon. THE PAINTING, along with second and third place entries, became eligible for the state-wide contest sponsored each year by the New Jersey State Division on Aging. Miller's work earned him the second place award in the professional class and a $100 bond. His water color and five other paintings hung in the governor’s official residence, which was recently changed from Morven to Drumthwacket, in Princeton. THE RECOGNITION

given to last years’ winning entry, provided another dimension to the contest and exhibition in Cape May County. There will also be a new entry classification of sculpture and woodcarving. These two art forms will not be included in the judging, which is scheduled between 1 and 2 p.m. This year’s judges will be Jean Hary Stake and Anthony l Hillman. The exhibit, on the main floor and the meeting room of the library, is open to the public. Any resident of Cape May County who has - reached the age\ of 60, is eligible to displaylpainting, sketching and graphic art. Entry blanks are available at the County Office on'Aging, Social Services Building, Rio Grande, or at one of the Senior Centers. Lastminute entries can be submitted at the library on the day of exhibit. For additional information, call the Art Show Coordinator, Roberta Brown, at 399-0774

CHIROPRACTIC FOR BETTER HEALTH

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Headaches are probably the most common of all maladies that cause human' discomfort. A headache is a symptom. It tells us that something is wrong. It may be caused by high blood pressure, kidney problems or a host of other things, including the irritation of the upper spinal nerves.

recurring headaches at the base of the skull and the upper

neck are often due to a slightly displaced spinal segment. This can cause the nerves to be compressed and irritated, resulting in headaches.

In the interest of better health from the office of:

Dr. JoMph J. aiuto —Chi roprocf or—

Robert Beitman, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE & DIGESTIVE TRACT DISORDERS Announces his N. Wildwood Office has been moved to.Cape Medical Bldg. 116 N. Main St. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 465-2112 Hours will continue at "the SEAVILLE MEDICAL CENTER U S. Hwy. 50, Seoville