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Doris Ward HAIR DESIGN SHOW — Putting on the Ritz was the theme of the county vo-tech school's third annual hair design show last week. Beauty culture models, from left. Stacey Sherretta of Cape May with the Gibson Girl look. Eileen Champion of North Wildwood with the Gatsby "Roaring 20s" look. Darlyn Heitzmann of North Wildwood with the modern brushedup style, and Colleen Logue of Ocean View with the high-layered, blow-cut look. Logue is in the high school class; the others are in the adult class.

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Shows Model Tonight SCHELLENGER'S LANDING — Villas sculptor Gerry Lynch will unveil his model tonight for a Cape May memorial to lost seamen. Proposed for a site at Pittsburgh and Missouri avenues. Lynch's design for the statue is of a seaman's wife and children looking toward Cold Spring Inlet. It was inspired by Heather Baird of Erma Park, a Lower Township sixth grader, whose winning idea for the statue was selected from those of a number of area school children. Commissioned by the county Fishermen's Memorial organization, the . two-foot rpodel will be presented by Lynch during a ceremony at 8 in Lund's Fisheries here, according ta former county Sheriff Beech N. Fox. a memorial commission member STONE HARBOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE Cl.l'B WINNERS North and south winners on May 23 wrrr. 1st. Henry Buchiaroco/Gene Fisher 106 2nd, Mr and Mrs Frank Meadel02 3rd. Bill Kentner and Marge Everett 88 4th. Mr and Mrs Ed Bonnettr 85 Ea»t and west winners were: 1st. Clair Menz and Caralyn Eldon ' 107 2nd, Helen-Joe Owens and Sally Souders ioi 3rd. Millie Green and Eileen Kalafski 90 4th, Gerry Miller and Gene Reed® On May It. overall winner* were: 1st, Carmen DtToro and Herb Borgogno 79 2nd. Carolyn Elden and Betty Parker 65 3rd, Dorris Barker and Grace Wingert 64 4th. Eileen Kalafski and Millie Green 62 5th. Helen-Joe Owens and Sally Souder 61 A duplicate ACBL bridge game is held every Wednesday at 7 JO p.m. in the Stone Harbor fire house The public a invited For information call 368-1421

Recycling In Upper

UPPER TOWNSHIP - After five months of recycling on alternate weeks, Upper Township will now pick up recyclables at curbside on a weekly basis, on the same days that trash is picked up in the several communities of the township. Residents of Upper Township are responding in growing numbers to the recycling program. It is anticipated that participation of many additional households will result with weekly curbside pickup, since the confusion of schedule will be eliminated and it will not be necessary to hold the bottles and cans as long. TWO LOCAL men are employed by Upper Township, through the Jersey Cape Diagnostic 1 Center, to assist with the ! Eager Beaver trailer. The I flat-bed trailer is both attractive and efficient. It has metal sides, with ' sliding doors, is partitioned : for convenience in sorting 1 and conveying '• newspapers, cardboard, 1 glass, aluminum cans, and I containers of old oil. This * equipment also has a can- '

vas cover. Drop-off storage sheds have been constructed by township employes for the convenience of residents, who may drop their cans and bottles in the respective barrels, and stack newspapers under the shed roof. THE STORAGE sheds have been placed near the fire hall in Strathmere, across from the Township garage in Tuckahoe, in the parking area front of the Marine Sciences Consortium in Seaville and at the Beesleys Point parking lot at Harbor Road and the Bay. Residents are reminded to tie their papers and cardboard for greater efficiency in Handling them, and to prevent blowing litter. Caps, covers and corks should be removed from glass cans and bottles. Proceeds from the collection of drain oil will directly benefit Multiple Sclerosis. Sale of other recyclables will become a of income for the township rather than an exin tipping fees charged at the MUA Solid Waste

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