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Cape May County residents played an important part in the success of the March 4-6 March of Dimes Telethon in Atlantic City, which raised $260,000 to help fight birth defects Talent was among these contributions, with solo performers from the 'Mini'’ Co.. • Apprentice" and the Joanne Regan Dancers of Cold Spring, taking part in the telethon at Resorts International Hotel Casino Parents of the children participating answered phones and received pledges Members of the "Apprentice" and "Mini" Co collected money before the telethon Through these and individual donations students were able to contribute $400 THE MIDDLE Township unit raised $700, the largest amount in township history, according to Madelyne Town, communi ty service representative for the March of Dimes. Township Committeeman Charles M 1-cusner was chairman and Dave Rcspici, of (iuarantee Rank, vice chairman Winners of U S Savings Bonds in the raffle con ducted by the township unit were Pam Kane of Mayville. Cindy Spaulding. Court House, Bob Egan. Sea Isle City, and Kathy Panaroast, Somers Point Cape Human Resources Helping People Achieve contributed office space

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and the use of telephones to take pledges in tht County Phone Bank for the March of Dimes Its Job Training and Placement Division staff, under coordinator Patti Sutton, joined other organizations to staff the telephones: Dance, Banjo Bash Slated OCEAN CITY - A "Sw mg Into Spring" big hand dance and banjo bash will lie held at the Music Pier, Boardwalk and MoorSyn Terrace. Saturday. March 19 The Dick Anthony Orchestra with William Sacked as emcee and vocalist plus the "Sunshine Boys Banjo Band" have been hooked for the evening There will be continuous music B: 30-11 30 p m with light refreshments served in the solarium of the Pier P^sta Fete Saturday caKp MAY - A spaghetti dinner will Ik* held 4-7 p m Saturday al the Church of the Advent Parish House. Franklin and Washington Streets The event is sponsored oy the Women's Communi ty Club Proceeds are for scholarships and other community programs Film Classics Scheduled COUKTHOUSK - Two block buster Hollywood films are scheduled at the County Library for the re mainder of the March Kn day night Film Series The African Queen, scheduled for March 18. will set sail with Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hep burn as Charlie Allnut and Rose Saver on a tale of - adventure and an implausi hie love affair The film March 25 is the Academy Award winning On The Waterfront. The films arc FREE and begin al 7 30 p m

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