Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 24 )uly '85 — — —

Concerned Group Starts 'Kids Stop'

DEL HAVEN - Interested neighbors have banded together in a new community organization — the Del Haven Kids Stop. Blood Appeal SEA ISLE CITY - A blood donation session will be held at St. Joseph's Church, 44th and Central Avenues, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Wednesday, July 31. Prospective donors can call the Red Cross at 646-7000 to make an appointment or for more information.

The 15-member group hopes to increase membership and encourages residents to attend a meeting at the Green Creek Fire House on Bayshore Road, at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The group's purpose is to raise money for recreational equipment that will be placed at County Park South on Bayshore Road. Corresponding secretary Mary Ellen Ferguson said Middle Township has agreed to give the effort $3,000. Other money may come from the county, and the Kids Stop hopes to raise $3,000 by the end of February so the

playground can open next June. "Little by little we hope to build it into something like the county park." she said. The group plans to have many fund-raisers, according to Ferguson. "We're trying to get help Avalon 's Hudanich Resigns AVALON - The board of education has accepted, with regret, the resignation of member and immediate past president Nancy Hudanich. "The board considers Nancy's resignation a significant loss," said new board president. Brian Camp bell." Her insights, talents and sincere concern for our system, especially for our students, will be greatly missed." HUDANICH has been on the board since 1979 and had served as president for three years. The board has 60 days to make an appointment to the vacated seat and is seeking interested individuals from the community. Applicants must be residents of the Borough of Avalon for at least two years and be able to read and write. The appointee will serve until the next school ballot in I April and will then have to seek election for the remainder of Hundanich's unexpired term, which ends in 1987 Anyone meeting the requirements for board membership who wishes to be considered for the vacated seat should notify Hilda Klosterman. board secretary. in writing, care of Avalon School. 32nd and m Ocean Drive. Avalon. N.J 08202. ! Date Shift COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township Committee, which meets regularly on the first and third Wednesdays and Thursdays of each month, has changed the dates for four meetings. The new dates are: 10 a.m. Wednesday. July 31 and Wednesday. Aug. 14; 8 p.m Thursday. Aug. 1. and Thursday, Aug. 15. l e

from everywhere," she said. The organization was formed after a recent case of child molestation in the area. A park had been discussed before; now the community is taking action, said Ferguson. For more information, contact; Mary Ellen Ferguson at home at 886-0352, or at work at 465-9026.

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