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HcraM It lantern 1 February 'M

Petitions On Fees Urged

-COURT HOUSE - The circulation of petitions opposing the proposed tipping fees for the County' Municipal Utilities; Authority new landfill inJ Woodbine has been urged; by Charles Leusner, Midy die Township

COUNTY 4-H 9UEEN — Nancy A. Jeffries, a Middle Township High School Junior, represents Cape May County at the state Agricultural Convention Jan. 24-25 in Cherry Hill. Her escort at the banquet was Leslie C. Rea of West Cape May, county Board of Agriculture president.

Smith Earns Combat Badge

AVALON - Pfc. Jeffrey 5. Smith, son of Helen G. Wilson of 189 36th St. Dune Drive, has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for participation in the Grenada operations. The badge is awarded to

soldiers assigned or attached to an infantry unit that has engaged in active ground combat with an opposing force. • He is a 1982 graduate, of Middle Township High School.

Leusner said th at Middle Township will seek intervener status- when- the MUA seeks approval of the tipping fees from the Board of Public Utilities Commis- . sion. He urged the people to attend the bearing before the commission on the landfill tariff. "The MUA is imposing an economic crisis upon the county,” Leusner said. “It’s time we all banded together to call a halt to its profligate ways." The County MUA has advised Middle Township, Leusner said that it must budget $296,000 for tipping fees in 1964 and $415,000 in 1985, which, he said, would bean' economic disaster."

/ NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF BURDETTE TOMLIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL On February 28, 1984 from 4 P.M. to 10 P.M., the annual election for the Board of Governors will take place at the Vocational-Technical Center, Crest Haven Road, Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Seven (7) candidates will be elected by secret ballot, to the Board of Governors for a three (3) year term.

May fish* - Elected to the load in 1965, ohm the benefit boH she was asked to bead and organize by the ITMH Auxiliary, raised $15,000 lobenehrihehosgild. She has been a volunteer at rMH since the doors opened and remans active in that role. She served as president of the Woodbine branch of the Auxiliary for nine yeots, heading many fund-raising affairs to benefit the hospital. Mn. Fischer also organized recognition programs for respected members of the staff induing Dr. Wayne Stewart and Dr. tobor< Stineman Mrs. Fischer is currently chairperson of the Community Relations Committee, a position she has held for the past ten years. In that role, she has assumed o variety of leadership raspons&ilities ranging bom heading up a school poster contest for Hospital Week to organizing dodkotion ceremonies to mail me opening of the Whitkar Wing. Mrs. Fischer, now retired, was o self-employed hairstylist foe 30 yean and owned and operated her own beauty salon in Woodbine Mrs. Fischer h chairperson of the Woodbine Zoning Board and a member oftho Retired Senier Volunteer Prognnt of Cape May County She is also on active member of the Upper Township Senior Gtizon Oub and of St. Cosimir's Roman Cotholk Church, Woo Mrs. Fischer resides with her husband, Edgar, m Woodbine.

Frank Foster has been a Board member sinc% 1972 He is chamnan of the Nominating Cemmitlee

and has served on the Building and Grounds Commitle. far 13 yean

Now retired, Mr. Faster bwh the Elba Cowl Motel in Widwood, and operated it for 25 years. Ho was a member of the Wildwood and Cope May County Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the Planning Board of Woodbine Mi, Foster served for many yean as a member of the Widwood Recreation Comnesioe. In 1944 he was appointed presideot nil rat Cape May County Parks Commission, a position he stfl holds. He is an offer of the First Presbyterian Church •( Widwood

Mr. Faster has been honored for his commie federation Group of Cape May County. An aq the hospital Board and on the County Parks ...

Frank Faster and his wife, Ela, on residents of Woodbine

Wfcam C. Keoneke joined the Board in 1945. He has rnreed as the Board traaswer and chckmon of the Prana Comninee since 1944. He abe has tad experience on the Bylaws Coaradttoe, Evaluation Study Committee, Nommatrag Cenradtlee and Contributions Cemmitlee. Mr. Koonoko is a retired banker who rose bam the position of taler lor the Marine Nationd Book i its feector, president and trust officer. He k « past president of the Cape May County ‘ net feacter of the Cape May County Savings and lean Association. He Mso semd n of the lead detrid el Ifii Hew Jeney Bankers Associatioe Federal leservo telcys active in ccmrarauty affqjrs, Mr. Keaneke bos served m o trustee of Stockton Stole CeBege MB' one dwpror rf «• IMh ten*, bat Hi. IMi b obi o PHota el Iho Honfonl Ubp #]77o4lbaFmmd AuopoW Maorc ml or Honoiwy Hanbo, ot tho Ha, Jono, Homo Sdona Caooflbai. Ho ha *o wy«l a baaaa b lha FM IfcM Methodist Church of Widwood. During World Wall, Mr. Romka was on octm member of the United States Coast Goard Aux- ( Jmry. He ond his wife, Oaro. on residents of WBdwood.

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^ El Uky in Tee 944,-fie opened Lanaon's Pharmacy in North Cape May. a business he st* owns ond operates Mr. Langon is o rnoamer of the National Association of Retail Druggisn and the Ariontx Cape May County Pharmoceimaf Asseaotion He is o charter member and pas! president of the lower

Township Rotary dub . * ' Mr. langon fives in Goshen His spend interests indafe amateur n

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Mr. Faster has boon honored for his community service by the city cd Widwood and the Women's

' r-An egud rights odvode, he was the first Mad to serve on

the Beard of Governors since l^. Or. Sorenson has boon o ng committee He currently serves as the Beard's second vke

„ I raedkd staff in 1944 and has servod as its chief of cardelegy since

1972 and as thief of aradkino ska 197B.

Dr. Sorensen received his Bachelor of Arts degree hen laSdb Celoge whkh he attended wife e hi tuition schoiarihip and graduated MognoCum Laufe. Ha earned firs M0 ol Jefhrsea Meiad CeAege when he was named a member o' Alpha Omega Alphc. an henorary amid sooaty. He served Ins internship at Germantown Hospital and Dispoasary in PModaWw. Ponnsytvoroc Dr. Sorensen served in the regidm United States Army bora 1954 te l 943 Dmfeg that time, he was chief resident in madkrae at Brooke General Hesprtd in San Aatorue, Texas. Ho teak advanced

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Mr. Traay has a Baddor of Sdoace degree io Accounting hme LaSdb Cdbgi mid a Mortar.

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A Certtfbd Pshfic Aommtaa!, be is presidoat and bunder of his own fine, Tracey, Hot*. Brennan i Shonick. He is a mombar of the Amoricailartttale d CPA's and AHanfic-Capewy Chapter ehhe

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Vitmma Way jreaed the Bemd h 1975. Mrs. Way bos servod as Fmance Ceame If/lte 1979. Cunanriy shris asrertaot treasurer and secretory of need d H dse servos on the Cemaumfty Relations Commrttoe. Mrs Woy b a gradootodMeoatHofyab Cdbgi wtlh a BachobrdArKdegree, far oAy years, fee mb o (reareaudeer and part-time beokkeeper and troasuror br her haily-mrmd omw?WM Id-

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A native if Cape May County. Mrs Way has served as president of bar high sheaf doss smee 1934. Shored krer hufeaad, P aimer M. Woy, Jr., Esq., ore re si dears, of Widwood Crest Urey bare