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COURT HOUSE - The county has been choeen to receive $53^IB to supple m«nt emergetK-y food and shCTter programs in the area The selection was made by a national board made up of national voluntary

organizations and chaired by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The board was charged to distribute $50 million appropriated by Congress to help expand the capacity of food and shelter programs in high

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RIO GRANDE - A radiothon and open house will be held Saturday, June 11, to benefit Cape Human Resources, Inc. — helping people achieve. The radiothon will be staged over station WUSS (1490 AM), 10 a m.-6 p.m., with WUSS general manager Larry Hayes talking to local officials, celebrities, agency trustees and people in-

COURT HOUSE - The following area births have been reported by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital: Nicole Renee to Roger v and Suzanne Degroff Leaver of Town Bank, May

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Amy Leigh to John and Cathryn Long Armbruster of Cape May, May 17. Russell Andrew to Richard and Carol Valentas Ryan of North Cape May, May 17. William Jeffrey Jr. to William and Deborah Snyder Varner of Wildwood. May 17. Enn Kathleen to Francis and Patricia Welke McFeeters Jr., of North Cape May. May 17 Richard John Jr to Richard and Gail Pine Allen of Villas. May 17. Barbara Anne to Mark and Christina Nelson Alex ander of Villas, May 19 Richard Paul III to Richard and Cheryl Wyllie Penecale of North Cape May, May 19 William Kerry Jr to William and Christine Young Delaney of Villas. May 20 Mary jo Ivette to Jose and Maria Santana Ramos of Woodbine. May 20 Shaun Douglas to Douglas and Darla Baker Wilson of North Cape Mav, May 22 George Vasiliou to Vasihos and Evdokia Keladile Maillis of Millersville, Pa May 22 SOMERS PofiJ? - The following area births have be^b reported by Shore t'Meihorial Hospital: Daughter to Joseph and Marisa lannone Freda of Sea Isle City, ISJay 16. Daughter to James and Sally Steelman Hamilton of Ocean City, May 17. Son to Roland and Nina Cox Hemling of Seaville, May 17 Son to Roland and Nina Cox Hemling of Seaville. May 17. Son to Andrew and Theresa Barr Bednarek of Sea Isle City, May 19 Daughter to Gene and Katherine Smith Cardaci of Villas, May 22 Son to Michael and Ann Miller Delaney of Cape May Court House, May 22 Son to Neil and GerSldine Carlberg Stile of Sea Isle City, May-21. Son to Henry and Diane^ Fowler Heacock of Swain ton. May 12. Son to Thomas and Ada Brown Henrich of Mar mora, May 23

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COURT HOUSE - The county chapter, American Red Cross, has scheduled six bloodmobile visits for

June. They are:

Middle Township community. Methodist Church Hall, 1 Church St., Court House. 2-7 p.m, Wednes day. June 8; Upper Towaship, Upper Township Middle School. Perry Rd , Petersburg. 2-7 p.m Mon day, June 20, Lower Township, Town Bank Fire Hall, 224 Town Bank Rd., 2-7 p m Tuesday, June 21. Rio Grande community (ekpansion v|sit) details to be announced, Friday, June 24. Wildwood municipal employees <ex pansion visit! details to be announced. Monday. June 27; Dennisville Methodist Church, 610 Petersburg Rd Dennis^Jle. 2-7 p m Wednesday. June 29 Brcrtthi Yocum On Dean \s List

COURT HOUSE - tiren da Yocum, daughter of local residents Mr and Mrs Richard Yocum, has been awarded class honors and named to the Dean's List of the Schools of Engineering of Duke University. Durham, N.C. She is a 1982 graduate of Middle Township High

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New Officers Of Auxiliary

TOWN BANK - Winnie Bonney was installed recently as president of District 17. Vetcrens of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Ohter officers are: Eleanor Evans, senior vice president. May Coulter, junior vice president, Sally Hummel, treasurer; Agnes Lyndsay, chaplain; Gladys Perkins, conductress Elaine McGrevey. guard. Emily Caudle. Loretta Ogbern, Marie Mildner, trustees. Rose Gray, secretary. Joan Runnels, patriotic instructor, Roda Jackson, historian; Kay Stockard, Elaine Newland, flag bearers. Marie Mulhern. chief of staff

teres ted in Cape Human agency trustees and people interested in Cape Human Resources and Atlantic Human Resources IN ADDITION, four of the agency's divisions will be open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. They are: Job Training and Placement, 15 S. Main St., Court House (465-2263)'; Whitesboro, Main St., just off Rte. 9, Whitesboro (465-4531); Wildwood, 115 W. Davis Ave. (522-0231); Woodbine, Longfellow and

Monroe Aves. (861-2816). Radiothon phones will be manned by staff volunteers at each division. Funds raised through the event will go to the agency's multi-service divisions in Whitesboro, Wildwood, and Woodbine for the continuation of Head Start, Foster Grandparents, and Summer Day Camp programs. For further information call the executive division, 729-4902.

Gifts Show Rise

COURT HOUSE - Blood collections in Cape May County in April increased over those for the same month last year, with collections totalling 450 against 311. The 44.7 increase was reported by the county chapter of the American Red Cross Collections for July 1982 to April 30 also increased, from 2,623 to 2,756, up 5.1 percent, the chapter reported.

THE COUNTY topped all reporting districts in the Penn-Jersey Rdgion in the number of first-time donars, with 76 in April against 28 in the same time last year, for a 171 4 per cent rise First-time donars for the July-April period, however, were down by 3.8 percent. The county achieved a collection percentage of 75 percent of its monthly goa 1 for April, and 68 3 percent for the July-April period.

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