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Avalon Rec. Group To Meet on Monday

AVALON — Mayor reorganization of the Rachel Sloan and Coun- Avalon Recreation Comcilwoman Pauline Patrica mittee and their schedule have announced the of meeting dates for the

Youth Drinking Starts Early

COURT HOUSE - In response to reports of a rising rate of alcoholism and problem drinking among youth, the County Council on Alcoholism, affiliated with Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, is prepared to help survey the prevalence of drinking and drinking-related problem behavior among the young people of the county. According to the council, government reports indicate that drinking pat-

terns which lead to drunken driving are being formed as early as the 7fh grade. Alcohol, it is reported, is a factor in 50 percent of all highway fatalities, and an increasing number of these fatalities are juveniles. Anyone involved with youth or any age who would like more information on alcohol and youth are asked to contact the council at Burdette Tomlin, or to call 405-2000, ext. 341. '

coming year, starting with Monday, Sept. 12, at 8 p.m. in the mayor's office. This committee oversees the working of The Avalon Recreation Department and helps with many of their special activities throughout the year. Serving on the committee are: William Burns, Jr. chairperson; Donald Echevarria, vice chairman, Maryanne Busha, secretary, Dave Haberlc, director of Recreation, Doreen Drexel, tennis; Jack Bretherton, Jane Campbell, Jerry Mac-' Farlane, Charles Poley. Avalon Sr. Citizen Association representatives; Carol Tozour, Marge Funk, Regatta representatives, Jack Gray, football and

STUDYING LEADERSHIP — Four area high school students from Cape May County Red Cross recently attended annual Youth leadership Development Center at Ursinus College. Collegeville, Pa. Young leaders, left to right, are Betsy Craig, Lower Cape Regional; Tony Montefusco, Wildwood High; Dtanna Flocca, Wildwood Catholic High, and Bridget Dollinger, Lower Cape Regional.

Home Run Derby representative. The committee will meet monthly on Oct. 17, Nov. 14. Dec. 12. Jan. 9, Feb. 13. March 12. The Community Hall will be closed for the month of September and as long as necessary in October to put in a new floor and make other repairs. Slintpastics will continue at the Maris Stella Church Auditorium.

City Looks To Winter CAPE MAY - Plans have already been made for the wintertime season, when the beach umbrellas are folded away and the garlands of greenery are unfurled. The National Landmark seaside community celebrates the,holiday season with as much gaiety as it does the summertime. There are stroll- - ing carollers, twinkling lights on the Victorian verandahs, chiming church bells, ana festive wares for giftgiving in the attractive shops. Several of the Victorian guest houses and a few N modern motels remain open year 'round and offei* a welcome in the wintertime, and many of the town's best restaurants have lengthened their season to welcome diners through the winter holidays.

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