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VFW Pays A Tribute To Thorn UPPER TOWNSHIP - Lester F Thorn was honored during a joint meeting of the Applegate--BrowerVFW Post 4569 of Corbin City recently A resident of Tuckalwe since 1939. Thorn was recognized for his many contributions to his community Thorn has been a civicminded resident of his com munity a charter member of the V F W Post, a charter member of Tuckahoe Lions Club, life member of Tuckahoe Volunteer Fire Company; charter member of Upper Township Rescue Squad, probation officer for the Cape May County Courts, secretary to the Board of Education 'of Upper Township and a member of t the State Board for Citizens 'Council on Aging He has given many hours to youth through 4-H work and the Boy Scouts of America He organized Troap 55 in Tuckahoe in 1943. and thapugh the National ~ Rifle Association, organized the Tuckahoe Junior Rifle Club, which « fired competitively in both pistol and rifle. An active VFW member through the years, Thorn has served several times as quartermaster, the office which he present ly holds He also served two years as district inspector In making the presentatin of a life membership in the VFW, Raymond C Young, post chaplain, stated that he knew of no member more deserving of such recognition This was the first such membership given in the 35-year history of the post ~

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TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE postponed final action during its regular meeting last Wednesday on a proposed ordinance < 84-121 which would amend the township zoning code to virtugjly exclude adult entertainment businesses The ordinance was approved on first reading Apnl 23 and tentatively scheduled for a final vote last week But Township Clerk Claudia R Kammer said township planners were still reviewing the measure then « THE COMMITTEE tabled a vote on a proposed municipal service fee for owners of mobile homes last week and rescinded Resolution 84-65, which established criteria for loans to small businesses DURINGA CLOSED ses sion tonight, township committee will continue negotiations with Lower's Public Works Department employes towards a settle ment of their union contract, /according to Mayor Peggjw Beiberhach .. Th» Teamsters have beeniwithout a pact since January Township com mittee ratified a two-year contract with police, and office workers represented by AFSCME Still undecided, however, is which office employes will be represented by the union Also undecided. Bieber bach confirmed, is what kind of settlement the committee will reach with its non-union employes before it is replaced by township council July 1 -MEMORIAL DAY in Lower Township was a disgrace,'' complained GOP committeewoman Ruth Hart, the second highest-ranking official in the state Daughters of America No wreath was placed at the local memorial, she noted, and few Lower businessmen flew flags to honor the nation's war 'dead Flag Day is June 14, Hart stressed, urging business people. If you earn a living here, fly a flag." LOWER DEMOCRATS plan a Shrimp Night from . 4-8 Friday at the club head-' I' quarters, Bayshore Road. , VilUs Tickets ($4 50 a person) are available at the door, by calling Mary Ellen Daino 886 3684) or Ed Myers < 886-6342) JAMES DECKER, adjutant of VFW Pdkt 5343.' announced that its members, the auxiliary and Pup Tent Classes Set RIO GRANDE - The Cape Childbirth and Parent Education Association will be holding classes for prepared childbirth Women who are at least six months pregnant may call to register The series is eight weeks long and will begin Friday. June 22 at The Social Services Building. For more information and registration call Michelle at 465-2497 9 /

32. Military Order of the - Cooties, will hold a joint social from 9 p.m.-l a m Friday at the post home, 6 E Delaware Parkway Larnie Cassidy will play country S'nd western mus' Food and refreshments will be served; donation $5 Tickets will be available at tlie door TOWN BANK Volunteer Fire Co " is sponsoring a blood drive in cooperation with the American Red Cross from 2-7 p.m Mon- „ day at the fire hall, 224 Town Bank Road Donors, or those needing additional information, are asked to call the Red Cross at 465-7382 . r~ « Ai

GRADUATED — Todd B Uager of 1226 Pennsylvania Ave.. Cape May, received his Bachelor of Science degree in apparel management from Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science at commencement exercises recently.

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