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t Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 6 November '85

^ I \ VALUES on all in-stock / i <> i\- /\n TP\ J ^ Kenmore Appliances, and \ A FRLE | 3"IN. COLiOlC TV / Home Entertainment S Register to Win at Sears Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant in Cape May I \ Products > Court House. Drawing will be held on Sat.. Sor. 16th at noon. So purchase U necessary. You need not be present to win.

. 2\ SEARS jj $C|] 1 1 1/6 thru 11/16 | §g^! I Home Improvement I Save $50 on any installed | \ Home Improvement Product \ I of $500 or more purchased at | I Cape May ~ N. | I Court House / \ I I. ($50N! ( fffer cannot he \ j 01 applied to a credit \ II Wl|>c value- ^ j i ! I ^ J|| )l 1/6 thru 11/16 j I gtSS^I H Any order of $100 or more j | from 1985 Wish Book placed at Cape May Court House < Wer cannot be V I I applied to a credit \ I I balance. 1/10C value I Ul 12 in. Black and white TV with monitor function I $49" | SAVE s150 OJ 9-inch Color TV cable-ready yuart: tuning I $269" Lowest price ever

*«n>\ SEARS I 1||^Jjll/6 thru 11/16 Any order ffom 1985 Fall Big Book Save 10% on any Catalog order of S 75 or more from our Fall/Winter Rig Rook placed at Cape May \ Court House / \ **** ino/0 Offer cannot be \ IV /U applied to a credit V balance. 1/10C value.

i t^SEARS I I 5711 \ 11/6 thru 11/16 $0 I Any order of $200 or more I from 1985 Wish Book i —• nifr Offer canned be y ■■ \m applied to a Credit V I ^^ajanc^/lOC^lu^^V^^

! Sears Kenmore* Appliances and Home i Entertainment Products ... in-Stock and at Super Prices! j 11 PAYS OHLYI NOT. 6 tUra 16 ■

^pR'CE $9999 SAVE s170_ Kenmore Large Capacity Microwave $77099 m Lowest price ever

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I Cape Employers I Honored by Guard

CREST HAVEN - The 154th Supply and Service Battalion honored six area employers Saturday at the second annual National Guard awards ceremony at the armory here. For the first time in the battalion's history, civilians were honored with the Civil Employers Award for support of the Guard and Reserve. They were selected on the basis of recommendations by employes who are members of a Guard unit. THE RECIPIENTS were: Greg Simpkins of Caesar's Hotel and Casino; William Cathceart of Cape May County Municipal Authorities, Frank Conway of South Shore Construction, Richard Harmon of the City of Wildwood, builder Ronald L. Sowers {and Edward Proud, of 'Lofts and Proud. Inc. First Sgt. James S. Johnson received the meritorious service medal, the highest award presented. Johnson, who was First Sergeant of the ,253rd Transportation Co., I retired at the end of August after 17 years of active duty and 10 years in the National Guard. Recipients of the Army commendation medal were; Capt. Robert D. Springer. Capt. Frank A. Szvmanski, 1st Lt. James F Quigley, CW2 Ernest C. Super. 1st Sgt Jerome F. Zebrowski and Spec 1st Class Michael J. O'Brien Recipients of the Army achievement medal were; Capt James W. Lenior. Capt Kaemon P Mallin. 1st Lt Deborah B Greenberg, 1st Lt Sharon R. Tootell, 2nd Lt. Dale M Jones. CW3 Donato D. D'Amico. CW2 Matthew Calabria. Jr., Master Sgt. William F Cloer. Sr., Spec

1st class Stephen Berna. Jr., Spec. 1st Class Curtis J. English. Spec. 1st Class Charles E. Helliwell, Spec. 1st Class James T. Jennings. Spec. 1st Class Richard F. Murry, Spec. 1st Class John C. Shepherd. Jr., Staff Sgt. David S. Labar, Staff Sgt. Johnny Nieves, Staff Sgt. Thomas J. Zeiss, Sgt. Robert H. Caulkins. Sgt. John A. Kill. Sgt. John V. Mclntyre, Sgt. Enrique Rivera-Santiago, Sgt. Michael J. Vey, Spec, 4 Diane Polini, Spec. 4 Arturo Ramirez, Spec. 4 Tony Stewart and Pfc. David A. Moyer.

Ocean City Blood Stop OCEAN CITY - The Ocean City Colony Club will sponsor A Red Cross bloodmobile collection session 2-7 p.m Wednesday. Nov 13. at the Ocean City Youth Center. Sixth and Atlantic Avenues. Prospective donors can make appointments by calling the Red Cross at 646-7000.

Night Set On Colleges COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township High School Guidance Department will present College Information Night 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Nov. 19, featuring admissions personnel from Stockton State College. The "do's and don'ts" of the college admission process will be discussed by the experts Parents and students in Grades 11 and 12 from Middle Township High School, Lower Cape May Regional High School. Wildwood High School, and Wildwood Catholic High School are' invited to attend. Fund to Aid Leukemia * Victim, 23 DENNIS TOWNSHIP - A fund to help local resident John Keever in his fight against leukemia has been set up and donations are being sou^^ Keever. 23flp& born and raised in CaprMay County He is married to the former Marie Kohler. He has been in and out of the Atlantic City Medical Center for the past year and a half, and will soon enter the Hahneman University Hospital for a bone marrow transplant Donations should be sent to the John Keever Fund, c/o First National Bank of Toms River, P.O. Box 782, North Cape May. N.J. 08204. I

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