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Herald & Untern 16 February '83

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St. Joseph’s: ‘The Greatest’

SEA ISLE CITY - Pupils in Regina Alulis* fiflh grade class at St. Joseph s Regional School . wrote letters to the Herald and laantern as part of the school s observance of ('atholic ’ Schools Week. Selected ejccerpts appear at right, f 1 Huilt j0^1953, the school ’ serves as the headquarters of Catholic education for the four surrounding parishes of St. Joseph's, St. ^Casimir, St. 'Paul’s and Maris Stella. \ It is staffed by the Sisters of Mercy of Philadelphia and a lay faculty and has one class of each grade Irom kindergarten through eighth.

Photo* by Dorli Ward JENNIE QUINN, 10. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn: "Most kids think wearing a uniform is a drag, hut I think it shows respect for our school, like the American flag does for our country.”

ROBERT DONOVAN. 10. son of Mrs. Elizabeth Donovan: "We have great activities, like karate and basketball. I like the school

very much."

TRACEY MICHETTI. II. daughter of Mrs. Diana Michetti: "There are smaller classes for better attention from really nice leachers. They are funny.

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KEVIN GILLESPIE. 10. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gillespie: "We are learning about the Sacrament of the anointing of the sick, so when we are sick we know there is no need to be afraid."

ANTHONY SADAK. 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sadak: "We learn about the Sacraments and why Jesus died for us. We learned how to make friends, and we always pray together."

JIMMY MORONEY. 10. son of Mrs. Katie Moroney: "In religion right now we are learning about the Sacrament of Matrimony. I know that it is something you don’t Just rush Into."

BARBARA LOMBARDO, 11, daughter of Mrs Mary I^imbardo: "The teachers put in a lot of extra time, love and hard work to make our school the greatest.”

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Ostrander Out Of AF Basic

N. WILDWOOD - Airman Earl B. Ostrander Jr., son of Earl B. Ostrander Sr. of 420 W. Glen wood Ave., and Sylvia Ostrander of 110 E. 24th St., has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. The airman, who is remaining at Lackland for specialized training in the security police field, studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received, special instruction in human relations. School Accepts Boro Student POMONA - Ms. Maryann Millar of Avalon has been accepted as a word processing student at Taylor Business Institute. A graduate of Wildwood Catbohc High School and Atlantib Community College, Ms. Millar will be participating in the program which enables students to study a wide variety of word processing systems and have the opportunity to utilize sophisticated word processing equipment. Cancer Drive Needs leaders RIO GRANDE - Volunteers are being sought by the County Unit of the American Cancer Society, 15 Delsea Dr, to serve as Residential Crusade Chairmen or CoChairpersons, of the 1983 Educational and Fundraising Cancer Crusade, which will begin April 1. Crusaders will carry leaflets and coupons encouraging persons over 40 to apply to the local ACS Units for Stool Blood Screening Kits Interested persons may call-886-1154 Auditions Slated RIO GRANDE - The County Unit of the American Cancer Society will hold auditions 1 p.m Sunday, March 6, in Wildwood Convention Hall, for its 7th annual telethon. The telethon is scheduled April 16 on TV 40 Anyone wishing to perform should call the Unit Office, 866-1154, and leave name, address, phone number and the type of talent An appointment will be made for each. All of those appearing must audition.

Completion of this training earned the individual credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. He is a 1978 graduate of Wildwood High School. Two Students On Dean’s List LEWISBURG, Pa. - Two students from Cape May County were among the 763 chosen for the Dean's List at Bucknell University for the first semester A grade-point average of 3.5 or better is required for selection. Narfted for the honor were Michael D. Brunner, 238 69th St., Avalon, and William J. Warning II, Spinnaker Condo, 3700 Boardwalk, Sea Isle City. Dimes March Benefit Set STRATHMERE - The Deauville Inn, Millard Rd at the Bay, is sponsoring a March of Dimes Night, 9-1 Friday, Feb. 18, All proceeds will be donated on the March of Dimes Telethon March 4 through 6 in Atlantic City. The evening will include music by Johnny Sessoms and door prizes. The bartenders are holding a “Best . Legs" Contest to decide who will present the money ofl the telethon

Flower Show Trip Planned^ RIO GRANDE - The Gardening by the*Sea Club will sponor a bus trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show March 9, from the Rio Mail. For details and reservations call 886-3936 or 886-1785 daytime hours. Elias Assigned To McGuire AFB OCEAN CITY - Airman 1st Class Charlotte A Elias, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arnold Elias of 737 West Ave., has graduated from the U.S. Air Force communications course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. Elias will now serve at McGuire Air Force Base, with the 1998th Communications Squadron. The airman is a 1975 graduate of Ocean City High School

‘Renewing Love’ Seminar Slated

WILDWOOD CREST - "Renewing Love”, a seminar for all women who wish to grow In God’s love and enhance their spiritual, personal and, family lives will be offered ‘ at First Methodist Church. 6700 Atlantic Ave., beginn ing Thursday, Feb. 24. The objective of "Renewing Love" is to enable women to become aware of their true roles in life that God intended for them The teachings of the "Renewing Love” tapes are presented by Joe Ander son, the founder of this rapidly expanding ministry It is of no church denomination, and includes and welcomes all women from all denominations The course will begin with registration 9 a m Feb. 24.

The monitor of the 11-week series will be Mrs. Joan Wenker She may be contacted for additional infor mation at 522-6439. Series Stresses Spiritual Growth CAPE MAY POINT - Maranatha Christian Fellowship will hold worship service 10a.m. Sunday at Union Chapel. Cape Avenue and Pavilion Circle Pastor Mark Stiefel will continue a teaching scries on "Spiritual Growth" The currently running Video Bible Course, ' Demons and Deliverance." taught by Dr Lester Sumrall, will be given 7:30 p.m Tuesday