Herald & lantern 23 February 'SS

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Seniors Change 2 Rules

STONE HARBOR - Two long-standing rules were changed at the weekly meeting and were announced by Seniors president Harry Strohmetz. The first change was to switch the normal anniversary meeting from February to June. This year will mark the 15th anniversary and as in the past a big celebration is planned. HOWEVER, the offiters felt that because so many of the members are spending some time in Florida a large number of the members do not have the opportunity to participate in the celebration. Therefore they recommended to change the anniversary date to June, when most of the members are at home and could attend. THE SECOND change

Pfc. Williams Out of Basic

WHITESBORO - Pfc Jimetta L. Williams, daughter of local resident Gloria E. Williams, has completed basic training at Fort McClellan. Ala She is a 1982 graduate of Valparaiso University. Ind.

Neiswender Completes Basic WILDWOOD - Airman James L. Neiswender Jr. has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Bse. Tex., and is remaining at Lackland for specializing training in the security police field. His wife, Linda, is the daughter of Mildred Lenczyk of 430 W Taylor Ave., Neiswender is a 1982 graduate of Wildwood High School. -t.

STONE HARBOR DUPLICATE Bridge Club Winner* OVERALL RESULTS 1 Henry Buchianico A Gene Flutter 67 2 Esther Stobbarl A Vlv CameronCS 3 Barb Bartowtak A Ixhjui Kraiue62 4 Betty Parker A Bill Coan 59 5 Mary Pyle A Betty Deeney 58

Pamphlet On Salt Intake Salt is such a popular food additive that it is second only to sugar in the amount added to our food each year Estimates place sodium consumption by adults at 2,300 to 6,900 mg a day The National Research Council indicates that a ‘‘safe and adequate" sodium intake pei^day isabot 1,100 to 3,300 mg for an adult. THE NEWEST ShopRite Supermarket Pamphlet. "Salt and Your Diet”, deals with the amount of sodium in various foods, its influence on health and diet and also includes some lowsodium recipies to try. Copies of "Salt and Your Diet" are available at all ShopRite Supermarkets or can be obtained by sending a self-addressed, business size envelope to "Salt and Your Diet". Consumer Affair Department, ShopRite Supermarkets, 600 York Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207.

made was to allow any Senior over :3 living in Stone Harbor Manor, Middle Township, to become a member of the group. A number of the Manor residents have asked if ( they could belong and their requests will now be granted. Seven or eight years ago the Seniors ruled that no

more out of town residents could join. This rulirig will exempt the residents of the Manor only. Strohmetz also announced that there would not be any business meeting in February; only the weekly fun nights will be held. The first business meeting of the year will be held Wednesday. March 2.

Monte Carlo Night by K.C., N WILDWOOD - The Monte . Carlo Night spon sored by Knights of Columbus Council 2572 will Ik* held 8 pm. Saturday. Feb 26. (rescheduled from the 12lh due to snowstorm i. at the K C Home. New York and Walnut Aves For information call 522-7507

Marine Assn. Election Set

SOMERS POINT - The New Jersey Marine Dealers Association (Chapter 6, Marine Trades Association of New Jersey) will hold a workshop meeting and election of of ficers 8pm Monday, Feb 28 at Harry's Inn The New Jersey Marine Dealers Association is composed of marine dealers and related

businesses in Atlantic. Cape May and Cumberland counties, and is a chapter of the state wide jWarine Trades Association of New Jersey.

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