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' Jliglll' B <8 • (H y*-~i aSH 1 j ; ^ t Doris Ward W BIG BIRD? — Two-year-old Lauren^HftcTommoney of Rio Grande looks like she's not M sure she wants dad, Joseph, to introduce her to Frank Inverso, captain of the Wildwood ^ String Rand, which performed at theyWildwood Convention Hall Easter Sunday. Lduren ■ was picked best dressed as was her brother, Joseph Jr.. 4. In

City Slates Dancefest

CAPE MAY — More than 200 people from Massachusetts to Virginia will be coming May 11-13 for a Friday evening concert/dance featuring the 14-member Capital Quicksteps "Quadrille Orchestra. The public is welcome to swing, dance and sway to the music 8 p.m. Admission is $5. Saturday features dance workshops (beginners and advanced jitterbug, couple- . turning, ballroom dancing1. a bird walk, a picnic dinner in the gazbo park, and an evening of dancing. A S22 fee includes all Saturday events. Final registration deadline: May 7. For further information contact Terry Brown, director of civic, affairs 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. HSA Meet RIO GRANDE - The County Human Services Advisory Council will meet May 9. at 2 p.nj- in the conference room. Social Services Building, routes 9 and - 47. The public is invited.

Our Readers Write Channel 5 Mourned To The Editor: #» ' 2 I am writing in regard to the local programming on Channel 5. I have called Group W on different occasions -^nd have never received satisfaction. All they say is thefy have to put the New Jersey stations on first. If this is true, how come Atlantic County gets? the good programs that are listed in the T V. Guide while fe get all the junk? I mean, who really cares for all those number?? that are constantly running across the screen all day kmg? I HAVE THE CABLE box that costs over $30.a month plus what it costs for just using the cable and U o televisions. 1 end up paying $41.10 monthly and even with all this. Channel 5 (New York) usually has better programs, especially on the weekend. They said thev did a survey and people wanted, it removed. I don't believe this for a minute. Vou can't tell me people would want all their old sitcoms and the go$d movies taken off to put all this junk on. | Channels 8 and 11 have a lot of junk on them, can't they use one of them instead? I'm sure there have to be other people frustra ted by the lousy deal we received in Cape May County. DOROTHY LINES Villas I *

Rx | y , * JII Hpatth Watch ~ | a by Dr. Robert C. Beitman

Public and professional q education have been major li themes for the Caioe MayCounty Unit bf the a American Cancer Society. c These programs are *ar- h ried out by hundreds of c volunteers whose efforts t are coordinated through c our small office ! in Rio £ Grande, with one paid pro- t fessional director. | ( This year you have come p into contact with the s Cancer Society in a number j of ways, one of which is this i column which 1 write as a p volunteer for the Cancer ( Society. You may also have [ had a visitor to ytfur front t door during our residential t campaign seeking funds and offering a free colon i and rectal cancer screen- ■< ing kit. i Hundreds of county < residents took adv, * ntage of « the special cancer screen- i ing program and sve were , able to detect earjly. treat ; and save a number of lives ] as a result of this, project. ( You also met our < volunteers dur-ng the Great American Smokeout , I at area shopping centers l and in public schools, demonstrating the impact

S . of tobacco smoking on your SUPPORT GROUPS are another volunteer serviofe of your Cancer Society. We groups for those with ostomies and laryngec- I tomies. One to one J counselling sessions are ■' available to those an- E ticipating mastectomies \ (breast removal, full or 111 partial), bowel or urologic JWJ surgery which may result |g£ an "ostomy," and those involved in the psychological trauma of dying from cancer, losing a loved one. and the more traumatic forms of cancer treatment. You are meeting our ^ volunteers at civic, social and religious organizational meetings in tne form of speakers for our free series of talks on preventive medicine Professional education has also becom^e an important part of our , program. Your American v Cancer Society chapter* sponsors an annual daylong course on an aspect of cancer which is accredited the State Nursing Association This course draws over 200 nurses to the county This year's topic is "Key Concepts ana Nursing Practice in Urologic Cancers." Members of the hospital's chaplaincy program are also continuing their professional education through Cancer Society training in cancer prevention concepts THIS PAST Saturday many Health Watch readers may have enjoyed ( the Annual Cape May County Unit American Cancer Society Telethon. This year we endeavored to include preventive medicine education in addition to the usual dynamic entertainment. If you didn't have a chance to phone in your pledge, it's not too late. Call 886-1154 during normal business hours to register your contribution toward the vital research to save lives, education programs to teach us how to detect * and prevent cancer and support programs to make life for cancer patients and their families more livable. As co-chairman, I thank you.

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