Herald & Lantern 23 May '84 21 1

Slews Notes from Lower Township E. J. Duffy 465-5055

SHARON LOISEAU. 26, of North Cape May took over the Southland Corp. franchise for the 7-11 convenience store on Bpyshore Road, Villas, last Week. For the past several years, the young businesswoman has managed the f North Cape May 7-11. * » • FOLLOWING President Reagan's lead, township committee last week f — declared May 13-19 / Municipal Clerks' Week and drafted a proclamation honoring Township Clerk Claudia R. Kammer. Said Mayor Peggie Bieberbach: "...we have the best clerk that anyone could ever have.'' The clerk is spending this week with 1,000 of her colleagues from throughout the world at the Internationa 1 Institute of Municipal Clerks' conference in San Diego. Calif. » » • DURING ITS regular meeting last week, township committee postponed final action on Ordinance 84-12, an amendment to the zoning code which, if adopted, will virtually exclude adult entertainment businesses in Lower. Approved on first reading April 23, the proposed ordinance was awaiting review by township planners and will be reconsidered by township committee "hopefully by next meeting (May 28)," Bieberbach said. A BLUE RIBBON in front of Township Hall. Villas, will mark Lower's observance Friday of National Missing Children's " Day. The Foundation to Find and Protect New Jersey's Children asked Bieberbach to display the ribbon to demonstrate township concern for abducted children. Residents are also being asked to participate by displaying blue ribbons outside their homes. CHILD FIND, a program to identify handicapped

, preschool children, has : been launched by the Lo(ver Township (elemen- - tary) School District. ) "Once a child has been located, either through a I letter or phone call from a parent, guardian or other : concerned adult, the school district will set up a free screening for the child. The t child will be placed in a > 4 free special education program, if needed," accor- > ding to a district press release. i "If you live within the ... district (Lower Township) and have or know of a child - who may have a physical, • mental or emotional dif- : ficulty and is not receiving services, contact the > schools," the release urges. Call 884-7021 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. or write Edward Campbell, superintendent, 834 Seashore Road, Cape May, N.J. 08204. » « » JOSEPH CIRRINI- ) CIONE, principal of Maud i Abrams (elementary) School, Cold Spring, reports that Mrs. Porter's first graders built a miniature replica of Washington i D.C. from oak tag and construction paper May 8, including the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol. They aJso held a I presidential election with private voting booths! . On May 9, the ; Philadelphia Zoo on Wheels i visited Maud Abrams with a variety of reptiles — alligators, snakes, lizards, i turtles and an iguana. LISA M. JUREWICZ S private music students gave their annual recital at Lower Cape May Regional High School last month with jazz, classical and i popular selections. VOICE STUDENTS par ticipating were Timothy R Polhamus, Krista McConnell, Jennifer Lee Ciglinsky, Kathy McCullough. Tara Lynn Shaw, Ken Angelucci, Tom Wagner and Jim McConnell. PIANO STUDENTS in i eluded Kristin Taylor.

Jason Barnes, Megan Elise j Gorman, Jean Lloyd, t Leslie Satt, Tammy j Decker, Carol J. Hewitt. Connie Blocher, Kevin M. < Carr, Terri Douglass, t Craig W. Harris Jr., Tara t Lynn Shaw, Kristie Brown, \ Bruce Gorman, Carrie ( Blocher. James R. Mullen. Anissa Olah, and Linda Hawley. t Helena Turlinski Bew « was special guest artist. < she played works by f Chopin and Liszt. [ ... , CINDEE HANDLE of ' Seashore Road, a special t education * major at Slip- f pery Rock (Pa.) Universi- ( ty,. taught at a U.S. military i base in Vicenza, Italy, from March 12 to May 12 as

part of the university's teacher education program Twenty Slippery Rock students participated in the threq-year-old program this semester, teaching at U.S. bases in Italy and Germany. WILLIAM BROWN, township recreation superintendent, was thanked by Cape May last week, for helping the resort imits Broad Street Recreational Complex. The "thanks" came in a letter township committee Terrance Brown. May director of community affairs. THE RECREATION

department will offer swimming lessons for beginners, advanced begin ners and intermediate swimmers from 9:30-1 1 : 30 a.m. at the township pool in North Cape May starting July 9 One class starts then and continues through July 27 while the second begins Aug. 6. ending Aug 24. Par ticipants must be Lower residents and at least five-years-old Pre-registration and prepayment ($5) are required For information, contact the department in the township complex. Bayshore Road, Villas. CORY THE CAT will be guest of honor at a Memorial Day Weekend Bazaar benefiting the Animal Welfare Society that found the suffering outcast a Stone Harbor home this winter and saw to it that she had an operation to correct her deform-

ed leg. The bazaar will be held at Tolz Realtors. 3802 Bayshore Road. North Cape May, Saturday at noon (Raindate June 2) AWS is seeking donations of canned . goods, handmade itemi. etc. but not clothing or shoes. Donations can be dropped off at Tolz offices in North Cape May and Villas (405 Bayshore Road) or at the AWS shelter. Route 47. Dias Creek. Cash donations are also being accepted. For more information call Tolz offices (886 2704 and 886-2002 1 or AWS at 465-3403. REMINDER — The Gardening by the Sea Club holds its flower show in Township Hall. Bayshore Road. Villas, from 11 a.m to 4 p.m. June 2. Entries will be judged and refreshments served

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