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RECRUITING TALK — Lillian Smith. LPN, left, who quit smoking two months ago, encourages friend, Faith Dickinson, LPN, to drop the habit. 'Adopt a smoker* program is part of American Cancer Society's Great America Smokeout observance at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital today and tomorrow .

Cotton Club Revival Set By MADD

CAPE MAY - "A Night at its Cotton Club" offers patrons a chaace to relive the days of thd 20's, 30's & 40's when MADD presents fund raiser Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight at Cape May Convention Hall. Through the talent of local artist Mary Federici, the famed New York Club will be recreated on stage while such entertainers as pianist Melba Pope, Jack Bingham, Chris Colombo, Johnny Andrews and Virginia Dee open the evening with "Harlem Nocturne" and continue nonstop through the night playing favorites from the days

of Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway and other jazz greats. THERE WILL be dancing, a hot buffet, door prizes and one lucky person will leave with matching his and hers black star sapphire rings valued at $2,000 donated by P.J. of California, located in Stone Harbor. Tickets may be obtained at the door or by calling 720-6348. Money from this event will be used to continue the efforts of the local chapter toward ridding our highways of drunk drivers.

Composting Plan Promoted by MUA

SWAINTON - The Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority is actively promoting the establishment of municipally-sponsored compost operations for leaves, branches and grass clippings. In a letter recently mailed to all Cape May County municipalities, the MUA noted that composting has numerous economic and environmental benefits, which include:

Tipping fee avoidance for materials which are composted; rebates, in the form of tonnage grants, from the State Office of Recycling and the creation of useful product-compost, which can be used as a soil conditioner. ACCORDING TO Diane Leonik, recycling coordinator for the MUA, an application for a leaf compost permit has been submitted to the New Jersey Department of E vironmental Protection by the MUA. This permit, when approved, will allow the Authority to establish a compost facility at its sanitary landfill in Woodbine. "The initial facility is designed to last for 10 years and will have a capacity of 10,000 cubic yards," Leonik said. The compost will be available to all county residents at no charge. INCLUDED with the letter to the municipalities were two composting guides, a "how to" guide prepared by the Middlesex County Department of Solid Waste Management and a guide to obtaining a permit, wich was developed by the New Jersey Office of Recycling. The MUA is also offering technical assistance to municipalities when preparing an application for a leaf composting permit and also on how composting facilities work. Anyone desiring further information on the subject can call Diane Leonik at 465-9026

Operating Room Tours v. At Hospital SOMERS POINT - Visitors were to get an inside look at the operating rooms of Shore Memorial Hospital today, when Operating Room Nurses Day is being observed. The event was established in 1979 by the Association of Operating Room Nurses Inc. to educate the, public about the role of the operating room nurse and what goes in the operating room. "WE WANT to put to rest, some of the fears of the operating room," explained Cynthia Turner, R.N.. operating room supervisor. Escorted tours were scheduled for 1:30-3 p.m. and were to include an instrument display 0

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