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News Notes from * Middle Township Pat Trego 967-7320

Cape May County's Office on Aging recently held its Art Exhibition and Contest at the County Library in Court House Entries were judged in categories and winners will proceed to compete in the New Jersey Senior Citizens Annual Juried Contest in August at Edison State College. Tren ton Bobbie Brown, public relations coordinator for the exhibit, showed me some real pieces of work from a watercolor of the Lobster House in Cape May to an oil of the Brooklyn Bridge One artist submitted a collection of greeting cards reminiscent of the seasonal changes of the shore area * Many of these local artists chose jetty ocean views, beach chines *and country homes as their subjects The winning pain - tings will be on display at the library throughout the month of June • • • The County Library will be the setting of a program on' Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Sponsored by the Southern Regional Office of the American Lung Association and the Christmas Seal People It will be held Wednesday. June 20 at 7: JO p m Admission is free LEAMING'S RUN Botanical Gardens on Route 9 in Clermont will open for the season June 15 The gardens are tradi tionally known for their.

unique themes such as the I Bride's Garden and their unusual shapes like the serpentine garden, an undulating row of brightly colored blossoms Admis • sion is inexpensive and small groups are welcome * • • • Meetings in the township are as follows: The Board of Education will meet on June 21 at 8 at 126 S. Main St. Water District l. Township of Middle, will hold its meeting June 26 at 156 Old Avalon Blvd., Avalon Manor The Municipal Hall's next Township Meeting will be tomorrow at 8 The Zoning Boa^d of Adjustment will mejet on the 14th of the mchth at Municipal Hall Ffourth of July Celebra tiorf is slated for July 1 this year This was done to avoid the problem of a middle-of the week gala as the Fourth falls on a Wednesday this year No other changes in program are anticipated For all area residents an Art Exhibit will be held at North Wildwood s City Hall at the North Wildwood s Beach Drive 19th Annual Art Exhibit 1964 Anyone can participate and entry forms are available at the County Library It is scheduled for July 28; rain date is July *29

Student ( Delegates ; Selected WILDWOOD - Boy s State /Delegates James Barns of Wildwood O-estf the son of Mr and Mrs Peter Barnes and Edward Teti of .North Wildwood, the son of Vincent Teti, will leave Sunday, June 17. for Rider College. Lawrenceville-Trenton, to attend the 39th Session of the American Legion Jersey B o^s_^Jyt a t e Program Barns and Teti are spon sored by Byron Pennington Croker Post 184, American l^egion The Boys' State Program was begun "to develop good citizens in the United States of America by inspiring the youth of New Jersey to take a more active and intelligent interest I in the operation of our state I and nation and in the ! privileges and respon sibiiities of citizenship, said Post Commander ■ Frank Turse. Commander Turse announced the boys were selected for their scholar ship and leadership abilities by their schools in conjunction with local American Legion officials. They will participate in a full week of scheduled activities including politics, sports, music, educational programs and lectures. 937 Bestsellers WfNepu Mantel • CM** of teu>r Ik* Government RtMciun Send far yout ft* cop. Mum flalng PO Bn» mine. W«shingtnn. |)C 200 11

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AVALON MANOR - John and Mae Walteriwill be honored June 10 on celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary _ A dinner party will be given them by their children, Kathleen Dougherty, Macongie. Pa Suzann Stickney, Clermont; Dr John Walter, Avalon: Dr Thomas Walter. Mystic. Conn They will also celebrate with a two-week trip to Germany^Originally from the Allentown, Pa., area, .both are retired music educators Mrs Walter is currently office manager. .

for son John's Avalon podiatry office Mr and Mrs Walter are members of the American Association of Retired Persons. Retired Educators > Assn., and the Methodist Church of Avalon, where he is choir member and trustee Walter is president of the Avalon Square Club, a member of the Middle Township Mayor's Council, * and president-elect of the Avalon Seniors Mrs Walter is a member of the Avalon Seniors and the Avalon Five-Point Club

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