Herald It Lantern 19 Stptembei '04 < / —

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81ST — Ad* Temple gets cake-cutting advice from, left to right, great-grandson Ronald Hillman, his mother Terri Hillman, they're of Philadelphia, and great-grand-daughter Joanie Jackson, daughter of William Jackson of Croyton, Pa.

Ada Temple Marks 91

VILLAS - Ada Temple, celebrated ber 91st birthday Saturday with a dinner at the home of her

daughter, Mae Ferguson. Also wishing her the best were her older children: Tina Solino and Ruth Prbtrowiqz of Villas, Ira Temj pie and tannie Temple of Florida, Lawrence Temple of Charlotte, N.C. and Margaret Temple of Philadelphia. Mrs. Temple has 18 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren. She received a money tree from family and friends.

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ABWA Has Opener

OCEAN CITY — The Ocean charter chapter of the American Business Women's Association (ABWA) held its fall enrollment meeting ITiursday, Sept. 13, at the Gardens Plaza Condominium, here. A program on functions and advantages of being a member of the ABWA was presented by Dot Windish, followed by a vocational talk by Trish Dice. Madeline Macrotte, the first scholarship recipient of the chapter, was presented a $500 certificate by Misa^Dice, education chairwoman, during the August monthly dinner | meeting at Mac's Restaurant, in Somers I Point. I THE MEETING was 1 conducted by vice presi- 1

dent Rosemarie Barger in the absence of the president, Mae Mackunis. Following the committee chairperson reports new member Betty Schmidt, a transferee from the Atlantic charter chapter, was welcomed. Ways and means chairwoman Windish reported the recent flea market was successful and a bike-athon was planned for Sept. 23 to benefit the scholarship fund. A program on astrology was presented by Darla Johnson, ABWA member, who profiled three of the members and charted their planets. For information about a member contact Rhoda Brown, membership chairman, at

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