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CAPE MAY The Mid ^ Atlantic Center for the Arts* 'MAC announces an ex pai)Man and creation of a new post in its operations 'The top position of director for MAC has been filled wmmmby

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| ■ ecuhve <lire( tor for the & ...■ < ice.mi Mi way Association, ^ ^ a 7 state \ j/ ^ travel proSinclair motion association headquartered in Virginia IN A WORKING ar rangement with MAC, the Ocean Hiway Association will open a branch office at Cape May which Mrs Sinclair will continue to direct on'h part-time basis "We ar« vefy proud that this expansion of our ac-

tivities and tours will enable us to provide more services for* the visitors and residents in Cape May and New Jersey We are especially pleased that, Mrs Sinclair is joining us to bring her wealth of experiences and dedication to Cape May,” said MAC president Herbert M Beitel. MRS. SINCLAIR brings a long career in communications, travel promotion and city preservation to the Cape May center, She holds national and state awards in her fields With a background in newspaper, magazine, radio and television work, she has spent the last 18 years in the travel field. For nine of these years she held the position of director of the Alexandria Tourist Council in Alexan-

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dria VA. A private nonprofit corporation operated by a volunteer board of directors. IN 1*74. SHE opened the nation's first bicentennial center in a restored Greek Revival Building in Alexandria The travel attendance in the city rose fivefold during her direction; and three historic houses, four new hotels and 32 new restaurants were opened. 1 In 1977, Mrs. Sinclair received the national Discover America award for travel promotion. She holds awards from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, U»e-Vtrginia Scottish Ganrfes Association, the Virginia Travel Council, Richmond' Art Directors and others SHE WILL PROMOTE and manage special Cape May events and activities for the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, which operates a touring trolley, type May walking tours afid Victorian house tours She will oversee the restoration and maintenance of the 7-1/2 acres Emlen Physick Estate and its 16-room cottage designed by Frank Furness. For information concerning Victorian Cape May trolley, house or walking tours, write to MAC, P.O. Box 164, Cape May 08204 or call 884-5404. Top Execs Re-elected SMITHVILLE - Atlantic Electric's Board of Directors appointed a new assistant vice-president at its organirational meeting held after the annual meeting of shareholders last Tuesday. The board also re-elected Alfred C. Linkletter as chairman of the hoard, and John D Feehan as president. The incumbent members of the board of directors were re-elected by the shareholders Meredith I. Harlacher was elected assistant vice president. Information Services. Harlacher joined Atlantic Electric in 1965 as a junior engineer and most recently served as manager of Information Services. A graduate of Drexel University with a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Harlacher now resides with his family in Brigantine.

WITHIN A FEW WEEKS. Cape Transit Corp. is schedulrd to be in operation, running buses from Diamond Beach area direct to the Atlantic City casinos twice dally. Pat and Mike DIAntonio afc Hanked by manager Tom DeFulvio, overseeing construction work on the company garage at Railroad Ave., Rio Grande. Fund Plans Grants For Education

COURT HOUSE - The Board of Directors of the Cape Educational Fund has announced its first Grant Awards Program. According to board president Jack Bittner, the fund is* interested in receiving proposals from teachers for projects that will demonstrate creative and effective ways to meet student needs and increase motivation to learn. Presently, the fund is limiting grant proposals to $500 or under. Full-time New Jersey certificated teachers who are engaged in teaching activities in grades K-12 in the schools of Cape May County are eligible for funds under this program. PROPOSALS SHOULD have a timeline that does not exceed the 1982-83 school year. All proposals should be written in accordance with the fund’s "General Program Guidelines” and be sent directly to the fund's office. Bank Posts Shuffled HADDON TWP - Bank founder Williafh G. Rohrer, president of First Peoples Bank, has been succeeded as president by long-time Executive Vice President Mario Natale Jr.. Rohrer had held the post since 1956. He retains the title of Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. He will share administrative responsibility with Natale, who was named Chief Operating Officer and Vice Chairman of the

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The due date for submission of grant proposals is May 21. Announcements of grant awards will be made by June 10. For an application and/or further information, contact Betty Zaleski, Executive Director, Cape Educational Fund, Crest Haven Complex, Court House 08210;

telephone 465-7911.

Home Plumbing Course Slated For those who enjoy or are compelled into doing their own plumbing repairs, help is available. Dave Lofts, a local plumber with over 12 years in the trade, has started conducting Saturday morning classes. The course consists of five hourly lessons with actual practice using plumbing tools and fixtures, covering the basics. THE CLASSES take place in Lofts’ new retail store at 110 Park Blvd., West Cape May (next to Cape May Lumber), where a large selection of plumbing parts and fixtures is displayed for easy selection. “Doing it yourself is not only possible but fairly simple with a basic working knowledge of materials and tools.’’ Lofts said. There is a fee for the five lesson course and learners may enroll by calling 884-2268.

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