r KIWANISUAJB donated •350 pumpkins to tfoe first grade c lasses of all area schools The children were to decorate the pumpkins and then prizes given . David Danaher. presi . dent of Kiwanis took .great pride iifthis project4»ven to the extent of storing all the pumpkins in his garage, un ti| they could he given out Winners of prizes will be* listed here TIIK ANNL'AI. recital featuring all piano students l of Keginald F. Brown at the Ojurch of the Advent was a pleasurable event Nancy Soudrr was the featured’ soprarSi accompanied by Oscar Joyce on flute.

Students participating were Catherine DeHart. Nora Dougherty. Seth He.m enter, S a 1 *!! e Rement’er, Claudia (ientzow. Cheryl Douglass. Josh -( oilier. Terri Mavis. Corey Wise. Vlvi Andy. Bessie Andy. Beth Collier. Clifford . Hinson. David ChristyAmy Roth*. •N’loflne Search. William INIciuk. Heather Wagner. John Sockritrr. Terri Douglass.(ieorge Rementer. Leslie Ahrendts. •Kelly- Jo English. Michele Wernik, Jodi Wise, Terry Lynn Cordes and Scott Erceg. A reception In the Parish Hall followed the 3 p.m. recital. Hostesses were Mary Daugherty. Alyce

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English. Pat Colier, Julia Cinder andMIelrn Brown. AS THE HOLIDAYS grow closer, please look arond for any. items you might be able to donate to patients at Crest Haven and some of the other nursing homes. Catherine McGHI, chairperson for the Social Action Committee at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, is actively engag-

ed with a group of ladies “who are preparing for holiday celebrations with local nursing honra Suggestions are stused animals, jewelCry (no® earrings), pocketbooks, toilet articles such as perfuipe, powder, lotion, sweaters, knee sox and nightgowns. Want more information on this or have some items that need to be picked up; call Catherine McGill at

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CONGRATULATIONS to Ruth and Tom Hand on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Congratulations Nukes Talk Set POMONA — A convocation titled Solutions to the Nuclear Arms Race will be held at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 11 at Stockton State College. Sponsored by the Union of Concerned Scientists, Lawyers’ Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control, Physicians for Social Responsibility arid United Campuses to -Prevent Nuclear War, the convocation here is one of several hundred taking place across the epuntry on Veterans Day.^ ^ Kicking off Ink event will be a panel disapssion on "Can Disarmament Talks Be an Effective Means to Limit Nuclear War?" This will be followed at« p.m. by the movie No First Use and a lecture by Steven Shick, executive director of the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy. Scout Honored SEA ISLE CITY - Christopher Peter Dever has been honored by the City Board of Commissioner here for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. Dever, a member of Sea Isle City Troop 76, was recognized by.the Commissioners in a special City resolution citing his leadership and achievement. The rank of Eagle Scout is the higest award in scouting.

also to Lydia aril Jerry iriderwies who celebrate their Anniversary November 8th, • • • HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Reggie Brown. Elizabeth Quinn. Leslie Barker and Joanne Lawler.' - PEOPLE are kind. I receive little notes time to time from readers who express their gratitude. v One delightful note came from Ruth K. Ludlam, and •another from Elizabeth Hoover. IN MEMORIUM Marcella E. Nagel, wife of the late Ferdinand H. Nagel, Jr. and mother of Elizabeth Norbury and Jane N. Brown. Mrs. Na^I summered in Cape May all her life and for the past ten years was a resident. She is sadly missed.

MayorRaffa Gets Award SEA ISLE CJTY - Mayor Dominic C. Raffa wa^s honored in Philadelphia recently by The Italian-American Press for "Remarkable Distinction in Public Office." The award, presented by Philadelphia President Judge Edward Bradley, is given annually to a public official. The awards banquet was held at Palumbo's Restaurant in Philadelphia, and was attended by more than 400 business and civic leaders from throughout the Delaware •Valley area. Mayor Raffa has served as a member of The Sea Isle City Board of Commissioners, and as Mayor for nearly 20 years.

STUDENTS AND teachers at Teitelman School, lower Township, celebrated Hallowe'en in appropriate fashion. In the rear, from the left, are Bret Randle and teacher Alice Cherry. Seated, from the left, are Dawn Dickinson, Beth Elwell and Dianna Myers.

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