Herald & Lantern 21 December '83

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AVALON — A joint promotion - project of the Borough of Avalon and Uie State Division of- Travel and Tourism to attract small conventions and seminars has been started according to Mayor Rachel H. Sloan. Avalon, through its advertising and promotion

agency, prepared a grant application during the spring and was awarded a $2,900 matching grant early this fall. v ~'~~ The program, a $5,800 promotional campaign, is aimed at attracting small conventions and sales seminars to Avalon in the off-season.

“We have a great resort area for small groups that want a relaxing oceanfront setting for their meetings,” the mayor said. “We have excellent restaurants and luxury motels that can accommodate these types of groups. If we can encourage this type of visitor, it will help the business

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community in the Spring and Fall periods," the mayor stated. "THE TYPE OF conventions and sales seminars we want to attract are couples or family oriented. In Avalon or close proximity to us, we have many historic sites or points of interest for the other family members not directly in- - volved with the meetings. We have many activities such as fishing, boating, sailing, tennis and others j that are naturals for the visitors to this type of conventions or meetings,” Mayor Sloan went on. It is hoped that realtors and others will prepare a packet of information on Avalon to be distributed to all persons registering for such meetings. “We want the entire business community to be part of this- promotion. Each business can benefit from new sources of income brought into our economy by this business”, Sloan stated. An advertising program to executive, sales planners and conventionoriented publications has been planned. The program is being worked in conjunction with the State Division of Travel - / andd Tourism under the directorship of Victoria

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“We are extremely happy to be one of the few restorts in the state to be chosen for a matching fund program, Sloan said. “It is great that a small resort area can compete among the large one today.”

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t N. WILDWOOD - Nine students at Wfldwood Catholic High School have been named to the First Honors list for the first marking period. They are Laura Grayson, Marion Hughes, Sandra Helverson, Kelly Caruso and Elizabeth Dagney, seniors ; Matthew | Pelligrine, junior; Anne Marie McCarthy , sophomore; Kathryn Caruso and Carole I McGeehan, freshmen. Named for Second Honors were 50 others: Susan Bellas. Jacqueline Cowan. Steven D'Agostino. Maria Daning Donna Asselta, Joseph Tenaglia. Martin Marcolongo, Lisa Sowa, Christine Cramer. Bridget Henry. Wendy Darling. Eileen Murray. Erin McCormack. David Velardo. Deanna Fiocca. Mary Gavin. Catherine Cavagnaro. Louis Gattis Dawn Capua. Christopher Lambert! Joanne Vinci. Christopher Lambert Joanne Vinci. Christopher Dever Michael Haymes. seniors Constance Gigliotti, John Si deravage. Robert lannone, Joseph Aita. Karen Beil/John Young. Kelip Phillips. James Barnes. Dawn Farland. Patncia Hee. Theresa Ber sant. Megan Schmid. Robert Frankenfield. Carl Namiotka. John Souchak. Bridgette Lambert juniors Michelle Brryski. Mina Pittakas. Renee Monti sophomores. Jacqueline Steady. Laura DiGiovanm, Donna mane Ogee. Maria Bilotti Lisa Taylor. Andrew Weis. Jonathon McCurdy. Matthew Consenaa. freshmen