Library Drive Tops $25,000

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CAPE MAY - Funds donated to the Public Library fund drive have exceeded $25,000 to date. The donations have been generated by the activities of 13 volunteer solicitors under the direction of Sam Kahn, the fund drive chairman. and a direct mail solicitation. Kahn announced that the next phase of the library fubd drive occurred between Sept. 11 and'Sept. 18 with a door to door program throughout the city in < order to reach everyone who has not responded to the mail solicifction and members of numerous community orgPlizations volunteered to aid in the door to door program. THE FUND drive chairman announced the .names of volunteers who have taken on the task of soliciting local business support. The group includes Rosemary Stumpo. Fredrick Kuhner, Ralph Ransom, Gerri Rallo, Jack Deserable. John Gilligen, Herbert Hensinger. James Keltie, Max Kurland, Alma Jowetf, Robert Cunningham and Helen Riley. Kahn also announced that volunteers were picking up the donation canisters which had been placed in local business establishments. ‘‘Unfortunately,” Kahn said, “one can was picked up by someone other than a volunteer and the can was broken into by the two youths responsible. The can was recovered with a few dollars in change still inside, but the can had been full when stolen." • Kahn noted that the names of the* youths

responsible are known. "I hope they have the good sense to return the money which was donated to the library fund drive, or at least that remaining portion which they have not spent on themselves." he concluded Volunteers involved in the door program will have special fund drive envelopes and receipts for the use of the donors according to Kahn.

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Cape CG Units Get Gtations

CAPE MAY - The men and women of Group Cape May and Air Station Cape May were preserited the Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation during a ceremony at the Air Station Hangar recently. Cpt. Paul A. Welling. Chief of Search and Rescue for the Third Coast Guard pistrict, presented the award for meritorious service from May 16 through July 2 in support of the vessel Ypapanti case and operations relating to the crash of a Navy H-46 helicopter. OPT. WELLING presented Group/Air Station Commander, Cdr. Lance A. Eagan, with a Meritorious Unit Commendation pendant. Each individual who qualifies for the award will receive a copy of the citation and a rjbbon at a later date. The vessel Ypapanti case

involved a labor dispute and subsequent hostage situation which after 37 days was quelled by force. The Group supported Coast Guard vessels and FBI agents involved with equipment, food, mail and transferring personnel THE AIR STATION flew 26 flights in support of the operation and the Group’s communication monitoring and support played a major role in the successful resolution of the incident. During the height of the Ypapanti operations a Navy helicopter crashed at sea 300 yards off Cape May. An Air Station helicopter responded and recovered three survivors. The Group and Air Station provided further aid by recovering wreckage, initiating accident investigation proceduresand providing support to^Navy personnel.

Elks Planning Flag Project The Wreater Wildwood " Elks/Lodge 1896 Youth Activity Committee who were responsible for bringing International Boxing to Wildwood is sponsoring a program to present to the ".Wildwoods" a flag of every state in the Union • and even- nation of the world. Foltdwing me theme of our city, ‘Wildwood Welcomes World", the Youth Committee, under the direction of George Costello, expects to have all the flags, pennants and ensigns ready for presentation early in 1983. COSTELLO IS already planning an International Boxing Show for the Summer of 1983 that will be topped only^by- the International Olympics. Invitations are being extended to seven foreign nations who will be matched with teams from Pennsylvania. Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland and branches of the military services, including the U.S. Marines and the U.S. Army. The youth committee is also hopeful of entering a team from Wildwood in the next Golden Gloves Tournament. For further information contact George E. Costello, chairman, Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge 18%. 109 West First Ave., North Wildwood. 08260. or phone: 729-4829

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