/ Herald & Lantern 7 November 84 14 _____ - — -

Junior Miss Competition Friday

ERMA Ten seniors . from two high schools in Cape May County will com pete for the title of 1985 Cape May County Junior Miss at 8 p m Friday at Lower Cape May Regional High School Th£WL_of the event is ll/y Woi1< Here We Come marking the 10th annual scholarship pro gram There will be 81,400 in scholarships and cash to the winner, runners-up and special award winners Thirty-five percent of the score will be based on judges' interviews prior to the program and 15 percent for scholastic achievement The remaining 50 percent will be based on youth physical fitness routihe, poise and appearance. and creative and performing arts. » The reigning 1964 Junior Miss. Joanne Vinci, graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School, will be participating in the program * COMPETING FROM Lower Cape May Regional High School are Carolyn Baxter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Baxter of North Cape May, Karen Becica. daughter of Mr Koitsches 1 Mark 40th Anniversary FISHING CREEK— Mr and Mrs John C. Koitsch Jr., 233 Breakwater Rd., celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary, Nov 3 at Saint Raymond's Auditorium in the Villas. The event was hosted by their childre-n.-a-nd grandchildren The couple was married Nov. 3, 1944, at Saint Benedict s Roman Catholic Church in Greensboro. .N.C. They are the parents of a son. John C. Koitsch III, husband of Lucille Koitsch of Wilmington, De and three daughters. Carol Schilling of Fishing Creek. Patricia Saienni. wife of Anthony Saienni. of * Wilmington, De., and Theresa Lambert, wife of Robert Lambert of North Cape May. There are six grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Koitsch are the owners and operator? of Breakwater Electric Co. Inc They are members of Saint Raymond s Parish in the Villas.. Koitsch is a member of the Knights of Columbus Both Mr. and Mrs. Koitsch are Lower Township committee persons.

f) Jin CAROLYN RODRIQUEZ

f ■ BRIDGET DOLLINGER

fl BRANDYAYNE KROWN

CHRISTINE MECATEE

§ CAROLYN BAXTER

RITA SPAULDING

n MELODY COLES

m ■ Ji ■ml LAUREEN WEEDEN

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JILL HOWELL

and Mrs. William Becica of ■ Erma, Bridget Dollinger I daughter of Mrs and Mrs fl Thomas Dollinger of Cape I May and Laureen Weeden, I daughter of Mr and Mrs. " Martin Weeden of the Villas. Becica will play the ■ clarinet for her creative I and performing arts I presentation while Baxter, Dollinger and Weeden will dance Middle Township contestants are Melody Coles, daughter of Mrs. Lois Coles of Dennisville, Jill Howell. \ daughter of Mr and Mrs c William Howell of Cape May Court House, Bran dyayne Krown, daughter of \ Mr and Mrs. Richard . Krown of Rio Grande, Christine Macatee. „ daughter of Dr. and Mr. J Lawrence Macatee of Cape May Court House, Carolyn Rodriquez, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Rodriquez of Rio Grande, and Rita Spaulding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willi-am Spaulding of Cape May Court House. Krown, Rodriquez and Spaulding will sing. Coles will perform a piano solo, Howell will dance. Macatee will present an instrumental presentation in the creative and performing arts category. Junior Miss is a nonprofit organization dedicated to presenting the positive accomplishments of American youth to the pubic by recognizing, rewarding, and encouraging excellence in our young people The National Program was started in Mobile, Alabame in 1958. Cake May County has had a representative since 1975.

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Fall Selection of Hello Kitty items ia Avakm Store. Cabbage Patch Dolls """1 I I Dear Customer, we have a very limited supply of Cabbage Patch Dolls. As you know, a lot of people I would like to have them. In an effort to give ! everyone a fair chance to purchase a doll, we will f I have a RAFFLE ONCE A WEEK until Christmas. {, \ I ■ The winner will be allowed to purchase the Cab- X XT ""V I ' bage Patch Doll for 844.99 plus tax. One entry per \1, ■ customer. Dolls must be paid for one week after notification. J I Drawings will be Sunday at 3. This form is good I for 1 drawing only. I 1 A *- f I NAME I I PHONE# | I Drop off Entry Form it, Avolon Store for this wool's drawing \J)

Singles Slate Consultant COURT HOUSE - It's okay to be single, according to Barbara Aron, a freelance management consultant who has instructed at Atlantic Community College and Stockton State College Ms. Iron is returning to address the New Beginnings Support Group of divorced, separated and widowed persons at their regular meeting at the Cape May County Extension Center here 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16. She will discuss establishing new and positive lifestyle changes when relationships end due to separation, divorce or death. For more information or directions to the center, call 399-2689 or 465-4272 or write New Beginnings, POB 531, Cape May Court House, N.J. 06210. Denis Serving SCHELLENGER'S LANDING — Lower Township's Democratic Club is hosting a fund-raising dinner for the Common Sence Coalition Nov. 15 at the Anchorage restaurant here. Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m., dinner at 7. Guests are offered their choice of prime rib or stuffed lobster at $20 a person. For information or reservations, call Susan Kenney at 886-6631

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