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Herald & Lantern 23 November '83

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Frosb Honor

CAPE MAY - Mary A. Handour. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles A Ran dour, 1212 Missouri Ave., was recently inducted into Phi Eta Sigma, national freshman honor society, at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA.

Ferry, Bridge Booming

During October, traffic on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry increased by 1,085 vehicles and 4,486 passengers from October, 1982. Traffic also was up on the Delaware Memorial Bridge. These statistics were made public by David S. Chapman, general

manager of the Cape MayLewes Ferry, and are included in his monthly report to the Delaware River and Bay Authority. FERRY TRAFFIC for October was 21,067 vehicles and 55,349 passengers compared to 19,982 vehicles and 50,863 passengers for October, 1982, an increase of

5.4 percent for vehicles and an increase of 8.8 percent

for passengers.

For the 12-month period ended October 31, 1983, traffic was 277,763 vehicles and 861,995 passengers compared to 265,952 vehicles and 822,523 passengers for the twelvemonth period ended Oc-

tober 31, 1982.

Bridge traffic increased 49,532 vehicles from Oc-

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tober, 1982. Bridge traffic for the month of October was 1,629,276 vehicles compared to 1,579,744 vehicles for October, 1982, an in-

crease of 3.1 percent.

Awareness Program

AVALON — A Citizen Awareness program has been recommended for the borough by Councilwoman Jeannette Glazier and Police Chief Joseph Foley. Both felt that a Town Watch program is too detailed and sophisticated. Local citizens are asked to report any unusual or illegal activities they see to the police, who will follow up. Citizens are not required to give their names, addresses, or phone numbers as in the past. The person making a report will not be required to appear in court or to file or sign a report. Anyone with questions is urged to contact Councilwoman Sloan or Chief Foley.

Opportunity For Service HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA. - The Sisters of the Holy Redeemer are offering a unique volunteer experience to lay women ages 20-40. For those who enjoy a challenge and desire to work with the poor, sick and elderly this may be an opportunity. By living in a community setting for a one-year period, lay women are invited to share in the ministry of the sisters as they care for the various needs of the people they serve in the PhiladelphiaSouth Jersey area. Housing, stipend and insurance are provided. As member of Redeemer Ministry Corp, these women are enriched by an experience of a simplistic, prayerful lifestyle along with an opportunity to be of service to the needy. For information, contact Sr. Anne Marie, SHR, 521 Moredon Road, Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 19006. (215)947-2505.

AF Medal RIO GRANDE - Staff Sgt. Dennis L. Felder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Felder of Angleton, Tex., has been decorated with the U.S. Air Froce Commendation Medal at the Johnson Space Center, Houston. Felder is military personnel chief with the 2nd Space Division. His wife, Pamela, is the daughter of Raymond P. and Mary Hocker of 828 N. Shore Rd.