26 Herald & Lantern 17 October '84

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Census Survey Going On

PHILADELPHIA - The U.S. Bureau of the Census is conducting its regular survey on employment and unemployment in this area this week, according to James F. Holmes, director of the Bureau's Regional Office in Philadelphia. Additional survey < questions will provide information on school enrollment and computerusage for both children and [ adults. I THE SURVEY is conducted for the U.S. Department of Labor in a scientifically designed sample of approximately 71,000 households throughout the United. States. Employment and ~ unemployment statistics based on results of this survey are used to provide a continuing measure of the economic health of the nation. For example, in August.

the survey indicated that of the 113.5 million men and women and in the civilian labor force, 105 million were employed. The nation's unemployment rate remained the same at 7.5 percent Information supplied by individuals participating in the survey is kept strictly confidential by law and the results are used only to compile statistical totals.

Fall Dance NORTH CAPE MAY - j The St. John of God Parish j Council is sponsoring a J gala fall dance 9 p.m. — 1 a.m. Saturday. Nov. 10. There will be free beer and set-ups and a hot and cold i buffet prepared by the women of the parish. Music will again be furnished by Hal Davis and his U-piece C orchestra. t « The dance will take place 1 - in the hall on Town Bank c £ Road. Tickets may be obtained by calling 886-9875 or c 886-0112. v

Breakfast Is Benefit AVALON — The Sunday School of the First United Methodist Church, 34th and Dune Drive, will hold its annual fall pancake day 9 a.m.-l p.m. Saturday. The menu includes "all you can eat" pancakes plus sausage and beverage. Proceeds will benefit the building project for newSunday School rooms. For further information, contact Rev. Robert Scott, 967-4290. V Sun. WOODBINE - St. Church hosts its annual spaghetti dinner from 1-6 p.m. Sunday in the church hall, 302 Clay St. Tickets ($4) can be purchased at the door ; takeouts will Be available.

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Births — The following births have been reported by areas hospitals : Burdette Tomlin Marie Isabel to Pedro and Maria Soto Nfceves of Wildwood Crest, Sept. 29. Steven Thomas to Jean and Korine Kenna Rodan of West Cape May, Sept. 29 Jennifer Lynn to Edward and Kimberly Amdt Tozer of R*> Grande, Oct. 1. JilF Lauren to Michael . and Helen Tittor Pooler of Villas, Oct. 1. Elizabeth Joyce to Philip and Deborah Cooper Cimini of Del Haven, Oct. 6 e Tara Anne to Robert and Diana Duckworth Legates of Fishing Creek, Oct. 7. Shore Memorial Son to Ronald and Theresa Pilatsky Olsen of Villas, Sept' 29. • Son to Paul and Penny Mott Santrv of Marmora, Sept. 29. Son to Wing and Nu Lam Leung of Ocean City, Oct. 1. Daughter to Donald and Patricia Headley Carter of Cape May, Oct. 3. Daughter to Robert and Michelle Remy Phillips of Cape May, Oct. 4. Son to Andrew and Penni Jones Rothwell of Ocean City, Oct. 4. Daughter to Michael and Amy Everett Grogan of Ocean City, Oct. 5. Son to Ralph and Kathleen Davis Schoonejongen of Sea Isle City, Oct. Son to Louis. and Clarie Enright Maziella of Ocean < City, Oct. 7. j

HI YO. Silver! — So it's not the Lone Ranger, but Shane McMichael. with ' assit from mother, Cheryl, does creditable imitation on field trip to Hidden Valley Ranch by kindergarten class of South Jersey Christian Academy. Teacher Kay Anderson says trip was in connection with children's study of science and care of animals.

DANCE WEEKENDS TO SKIP KEHR FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST OCTOBER 19th JACK BINGHAM THIS SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 20th THE MIGHTY MIKE SHOW All-You-Can-Eat Alaskan Crab Dinner or cTso Steamed Shrimp in the Rough. Served Nightly Except Satarday Tha SpeQjl Good All Evening' Beat-the Clock Specials — Just $4.25 Served 4:30-630 pm Includes Soup or Salad Bar. 2 Veg.. Beverage & Dessert Wed. (10/17) Baked Ham w/Pineappie Sauce Tburs. (10/18) Salisbury Steak w/Onioa Gravy Fri. (10/19) Deviled Seafood Cake r ('Sa»,MQ Chicken Legs or S. Jersey Clam Pie Mon. (10/22) Sauteed Liver and Onions Toes (10/23) Chicken Pot Pie Every D»> UdMfe* Snday Fresh Native Fish Du Jour *4 25 , _ . Ever> Sunday Specials Roaat 14.95 Roast Leg of Lamb. Complete with Herb Dressing Inn on the Beach - For All Seasons 1 r. Between Ocean& Decatur on Beach Diwe. Histonc C** May. NJ 1 I View • Valet Parking « Reservations Accepted 884-3431^^