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THIS Bit OWN .AND WHITfc puppy is H bundle of energy looking for a

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THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF OCEAN CITY INC. at I Shelter Rd of Tenneaaee Ave. in Ocean City ha* the pet below for adoption a* well a* many other caninea and feline* Shot* t are administered before adoption The Society is run by volunteer* and donation* are appreciated They're open between I and 4 p.m and can be

reached at 3W-:

THE ANIMAI. WELFARE SOCIETY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY INC. — P.O. Box Wir., North Cape May. is a non-profit volunteer organisation. Beside*, the bnimal above they have numerous other pets for adoption and also offer a lost and found service. Call tfi.vllim Mon.. Tues. or Fri evenings fi-H P.M. or weekends in the morning Donations are welcomed

Spirited History'Retold

CURTIEE is a 7-montb-old black long hair Collie type felVtale.

TRENTON - Anecdotes •about the early makers of applejack or apple brandy in New Jersey are both plentiful and fascinating Like the maker who batched in the stuff because he was afraid of taking cold and never allowed water to touch him % Or one 76 year-old .resident of the F'ine Barrens who was reported ty drink a quart a day "without the slightest inconvenience " On the other hand, one diBtillcr never, drank his own product. To test its palatability. he took a mouthful and then spat it out THESE STORIES as well as the history .of the product are all described in detail in the New Jersey Agrigultural Society’s publication The History of Applejack or Apple Brandy in New Jersey from Colonial Times to the Present. by Harry B Weiss. * Applejack or apple brandy has been popularly associated with New Jersey since the 1700s and Dr. Weiss traces ife history

for over 200 years. Ir> the first years of settlement in New -Jersey, apple orchards were planted extensively and cider became plentiful and cheap. APPLEJACK. MADE by. distilling hard cider or fermented apple pomace, was produced as early as 1731 The hook goes into considerable detail about the processes used in the early days for making both cider end applejack, and illustrates these sections lavishly with photographs 'and drawings* of some of the mechaniams used in their product#n. Evidently, tnfe popularity of applejack continued to grow, and by 18^4 there wre 388 cider distilleries in New Jersey, some with stills of upwards of 1,000 gallons in capacity. Detailed ac counts of the stills and their operation arc contained-in the book. THE HISTORY of Apple jack may be obtained by writing to the New Jersey Agricultural Society, CN 331, Trenton. 08625. and

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sending a check or money order for $6. The Society, a charitable, non-profit organization, was founded in 1781 and is dedicated to informing the non-farmji public of agricuUurc's vf role in the econohy of New Jersey ns well as its part in preserving the quality of life in our state.

Ends AF Basic Airman Leonard M. Ennis Jr., son of Leonard M Ennis Sr. of Route 2. Woodbine, and Alice M. Ellison of Rt. 2. Court House, has been assigned to Keeslor Ail* Force Base, Miss., after completing Air Force basic training. Ennis will now receive specialized instruction in the personnel field. He is a 1982 graduate of Middle Township High School

Society Offers $3,000 Scholarships

ROSELAND - The New Jersey Society 'of Certified Public Accountants will bo offering four 13,000 scholarships (1750 per year for four years) to four New Jesey high school seniors. Registration forms for the scholarships may be obtained at high school guidance offices or from the Society. 65 Livingston Ave., Roseland, 07068, 201/994-4888.. ••sen O L A R S II I P Awards,” explains Lawrence R. Cinqucgrana, CPA. president of the NeV Jersey Society, "are based upon the applicant's performance in' the Society's Scholarship Award Examinalion and arc awarded to those applicants who intend to enroll and major in accounting. Financial needs of the applicant are also taken into consideration.” To qualify for the scholarships, students must take a 50-minute examination which is similar Chamber Sets Golf Outing Court rouse - The county Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual fall golf outing Wednesday, Oct. 13. at the Stone Harbor Golf Club. Rt. 9herc. Members and friends of the chamber are invited to participate. Forms must be in the chamber office no later than Monday, Oct. 11. "Shirley Storms, secretary of the golf committee, can be reached by calling

465-7181.

Ostomy Meet RIO GRANDE - The Cape May County Ostomy Association will hold its meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12, in the Conference Room of the Social Services Building, Routes 9, and 47 here. Slide Showing At Garden Club STONE HARBOR - The president of the borough’s Garden Club, Mrs. Ramona Wilson, announced that Mrs. Anne Wilson will be the guest speaker at the second meeting of the season 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 11, at the Fire House. The guest speaker will also show colored slides on African foliage. Winners of the club's Indian Summer Flower Show held Oct. 2 will be announced.

to college entrance tesLs. In addition to the scholarships, the Society will be giving other awards based upon merit. Applications for the examination must be postmarked on or before

Nov. 19th to qualify.

PROMOTED to lieutenant, Sgt. First Class Robert J. Vpnnell of Ocean City has been assigned to the Marine Law Enforcement Bureau at State Police Division Headquarters, West Trenton. New Season For Sorority LOWER TWP. -Xi Beta Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority has begun its ’82-'83 sessions. The first meeting was at the home of Mrs. Sandra Bianco, who gave the program, Introduction to Communications. The newly elected president, Mrs. Mary Ann Santo, conducted the business meeting. Plans are being made for a hayride and "hobo" party. The chapter hopes to give Thanksgiving baskets again this year. Clothing for local elementary schools is also being collected at this time. Back To School ■MCltMA — The annual "Back To School Night" will be held 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12, at Richrd M. Teitelman School. All students will bring home a mini-schedule to be followed.

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