8 C* Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 20 November '85

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Fund Benefit Saturday

GREEN CREEK - The annual beef 'n beer to benefit the Joseph M. Norton Scholarship Fund will be held 8-11 p.m. Saturday at the Green Creek Fire Hall. Norbury's Landing Road and Route 47 Music for dancing will be provided by the Kentucky Dave Band. Tickets will be available at the door or from any member of the committee The fund is named for Joseph M Norton, who attended Middle Township High School and played third base for the Panthers. I^ater he was employed by the county, and died in an auto accident in April. 1982. TIIE SCHOLARSHIP idea came from Charles Leusner, chairman, now a township committeeman, who was one of Norton's high school teachers, and Norton's mother. Marie Britton. Other members ol the committee are. David Topic Credit For Women COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Commission on the Status of Women is sponsoring a discussion entitled Personal Credit for Women. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5, public meeting room of the County Library. Mrs. Patricia A. Nesbitt. assistant vice president of Marine National Bank, will explain the unique problems women face obtaining and maintaining credit and will answer questions on the topic.

Repici, treasurer; Jeffery i Arenberg, Glenn Konczyk. Freeholder Director Gerald Thornton. Marianne NortonLinnington, and John L. Linnington III. The first student to receive a scholarship from the fund. Thomas Giohorski of Court House, is a student at Montclair State College THE OTHER choice in the first year was Christine Moore of Rio Grande, who is a student at West Chester University. In 1983 the committee chose Keith Maund of Court House, who is attending Atlantic Community College. Last spring. Stuart Conover of Rio Grande was the recipient. He is attending Rutgers University. The fire company

donated the use of the hall of the fund-raiser. Leading contributors to the fund have been Country Liquor Store of Rio Grande. Court House Acme, Middle Diner. Ed Maurice of « Grand Homes. Title Company of Jersey, and Seashore Home Supplies. Real Estate Meeting Set COURT HOUSE - Middie Township committee will hold a special meeting on Nov. 25 at 10:30 a.m for a resolution authorizing the sale of real estate. The meeting will be held in the Township Meeting Room. 33 Mechanic Street. Court House.

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