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PLUGGING AUCTION — Football autographed by Philadelphia Eagle* and baseball signed by WUUe Mays are displayed by Joyce Gould. left, president of Cape Education Fund, and Betty Zaleski. executive secretary of group. Sale of items donated by celebrities will be auctioned 2-5 p.m. Sunday at Cape May Conv ention Hall to aid fund.

Bond Votes Scheduled

AVALON - The Borough Council will bold a special meeting 9:30 a.nt tomorrow to amend the 1964 capital budget and act on two bond ordinances. The council will also act on a resolution to reject bids received March 12 for reconstruction of 28th and 32nd Streets and overlay of Dune Drive from 32nd to 34th Sheets. Another resolution, is to authorize Alvin C. Herman, borough engineer, to prepare plans and specifications for various capital improvements. One bond ordinance will appropriate $965,000 and authorize issuance of $919,000 in bonds or notes for various improvement

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Student Wins Honor Award

ERMA - GUasy Volante, a student at Lower Cape May Regional High School, has been named a national award winner in a foreign language by the United States Achievement Academy.** Gleasy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florencjo Volante, was nominated for the honor by Mrs. Darlene Anderson, a Spanish teacher.

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Spring Ree Schedule

AVALON - Dave Haberle, recreation director, has announced the following spring recreation schedule for Avalon Community Hall:* Monday — 9-10:00, SUm nasties; 9-12, Tot Shop; 3:39-5:30, Girls Softball. 10th Street; 54, Weight Lifting; 7,4, Free activity ; 8-11, Adult Basketball. Tuesday — 9-11, Tot shop; ^2:30-3:00. Senior Citizen leisure, fourth Tuesday, Borough Hall; 74, Free activity; 9-11, Adult basketball. Wednesday — 9-10, Slim nasties; 9-12, Tot shop; 12:30, Bowling league, Wildwood; 3:304:30, Girls basketball; 54, Weight lifting; 7-10, Volleyball.

Thursday — 9-12, Tot shop; 74, Free activity: ' 9-11, Adult Basketball. Friday — 9-10, Slimnastics; 9-12, Tot shop; 10:30, Bridge, Borough Hall; 3:30-5:30, Girls basketball; 54, Weight lifting; 7-10, Free Activity Saturday — 114 pjn., Free activity when hall is available; sign ups for Tennis partners or Round Robb at Community Hall. Special events coming up are the Easter Egg Hunt 10 a.m. April 21 in Armacost Park at 74th and Ocean Drive and the Spring Ball 9 p.m. April 28 featuriag the Russ Patrick Orchestra For information call Community Hall, 967-3066

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Volunteers Sought by Heart Assn.

MILLVILLE - The American Heart Association is conducting a membership drive to form local councils in Cape May and Atlantic Counties. There are many projects the Heart Association of fers, but volunteers are needed to help. Individuals interested in joining are asked to call 8844250

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