- -J \ -|4 . Herald & Lantern 25 April '84

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Bl RDETTE-TOML1N Memorial Hospital will be_ hosting a local tribute to it§~ workers under the title of National Hospital Week, sponsored by the American Hospital Association dur-

ing the week of May 6-12. Volunteer week also falls .during this period and a ' Volunteer Awards Tea is _ . scheduled for Sunday. May 6 Nurses' Day will be celebrated on Monday.

May 7. One day will be set } aside to honor the entire Hospital Health Care Teams. Programs for community t*urs and public screenings will be discussed next week as the time draws nearer. LOCAL MEETINGS coming up are: Sewerage District No. 3. Avalon Manor, at 156 Old Avalon Blvd. Avalon Manor. Middle Township Committee. Thursday. May 8 at 8 p.ir Sewerage District No. 1. Court House, today. April 25, at 4 p.m. in the township building. Students at Elementary No. 3 are learning about mosquitoes. The Mosquito Commission, in a program that started before the Easter vacation, educated the children on how to take control of mosquitoes in their own back yards. For this, the officials used slides to show the life cycle of the mosquito, so that it might become clearer how their vast numbers are aaaong us in the spring and summer months. There seems to be an expectation of unusual proliferation of These pests due to the recent heavy rains. DURING the first week of May. the 4-H Division of Cape May County's Office of Continuing "Education will sponsor a Flower Show. Local elementary students will participate in a demonstration on May 3. Different categories of foliage and plants will be judged. CLEANUP Week. May 7-12. ending with Cleanup Day. May 12. has been specified by the Middle

Township Public Works. ' Spring Cleanup Week" is time to get rid of anything that is junk and Tacking of usefulness. This includes . large appliances, old pieces of wood and pipes, and general rubbish. This program is designed to help us take pride in our public and private dwellings. Betty Jesundowski is educating local school children on how to share this pride in appearance by helping the youngsters with posters to promote the cause which will be on display and judged in 4-H poster contests. Dick Hevener and Tony De Vico are involved in community awareness and physical cjeanup. Tuesdays and Thursdays are currently pick-up days for object removal: Monday. Wednesday and Friday for commerical removal. In some cases, springs from sofa beds can be recycled and at least 30 of these were picked up in one day last week. BILL SPAULDING at Public Works says there were many more jfctholes this year due to the stormy weather .and his crew is repairing roads throughout the town as a part of spring cleanup. - He feels that .■ roads including Shellbay Avenue. Sunray Road. Pennsylvania Road and Avalon Boulevard are in need of repaving. Any questions can be directed to Jim Alexis at. Municipal Hall. 4&-5107. I On display at the Cape May County Library are I original wood carvings by Tom Lehman of Woodbine This East Creek carver has I created beautiful sea and I

air birds out of wood with tremendous attention> to I detail. Also among the collection are a mallard duck with interesting color, a shark in lighter hues on sand, and a pair of cowboy boots and hat that look to

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Meets May 12 COURT HOUSE - The annual meeting of the Memorial Society of South Jersey will be held May 12 at 1:30 p.m. in the County Library meeting room. Mechanic Street. A 20 — minute film "Fact of Life." will be shown, covering the advantages of living wills, body bequeathal and informed choices in funeral planning. This film has been shown on national TV and discussion will follow Refreshments will be served and all are welcome.

be modelled after the owner's: so realistic a thev in appeal. STEVE DE STEFANO of Elementary No. 4. the middle school, and Mr Brown, a teacher of the gifted and talented at Elementary No. 3 recently took their students to Philadelphia for the United States Chess Federation Competition held at the Philadelphia Center Hotel. After seven rounds of concentration, long pauses and stern looks. Kathy Wang. Amy

Browru Reynold Wang, and Harola Richards finished with three points for thier schools' representation out .of a possible seven. These students will participate in another competition at St. Ann's School on May 10th. All are invited to witness vigorous attempts at checkmate and primal protection of the more worthless pawns. De Stefano developed a Chess Team at No. 4 school, where he is media advisor., more than three years ago •

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