26 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 4 December '85

Trump Trip On Tomorrow \< >KTI I CAPE MAY - A bus trip to Trump Castle Casino. Atlantic City, will Iw sponsored tomorrow by the Lower Township Branch ol the Hurdcttc Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Bus will leave Koene's Kitchen, in the North Ciipe Max Shopping Plaza. I : 15 p m For further information. call

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J v t4 / ' Don* U'ur.l BBoWsiNt; — Jon .Mitchell. 12. of \\ ildwood Crest gets some advice on choosing a hook from Beth Kusso at the Wetlands Institute's "Holidax lloopla" bazaar last weekend. Proceeds from the rental of booths at the bazaar will he used for Wetlands programs. Jon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell: Beth owns the "Book Shop" in Smithville.

Dr. Speer Reelected President

STONE IIAKBOR Dr Hubert Speer D.O.. KAtlClth a certified rheu matologist and family prac tiee specialist from this borough, was re-elected lor the third year as president

ol the American • tstcopalhic Collcgeot Rheumatology at its recent medical seminar and meetings in Atlanta, tin. The seminar was held in conjunction with the American « tsleopathic Associat ion's Hist scientific seminar and conclave Nov 91 4 The role of the national or gamzalion «AOCRlD for rheumatologists is to teach

the upgraded material and bring to them and their colleagues the recent advances in diagnosis and management of the rheumatic syndromes and disorders. IT is ALSO its responsibility to develop on the national level training pro grams and residency and teaching certifications in the near future The specialty group of rheumatologists gave lectures and demonstrations to more than 300 participants m their group meetings A total of more than It) specially groups participated in the National Conclave with a total attendance of more than 2.500 for all groups l)r Speer is on the active staff of Burdclte-Tomlin Memorial Hospital and is currently chief of the Rheumatology Department He also has a private prac tice in both family medicine and rheumatology, including Arthritis and medical orthopedic disorders, in Stone Harbor |

S 100, (MM) I To Repave i V. 1. Avenue NORTH WILDWOOD The city has awarded a Sloo.ooo contract for the repaving of New York Avenue from tilth Avenue to 26th Avenue. Mayor Lewis G Yin ci has announced He said the City's Kngineer. Van NoteHarvey Associates, ol Court House an d ; Princeton, expects the ^ work to he done well in advance ol next summer's I season \lt \W \K PAYING Co . \ ol Hammonton. will place nearly 20.000 cubic yards of bituminous concrete to [ grade and level the street and provide a first class r roadway. Mayor Vinci said Time of placing of the bituminous concrete is dependent upon the weather, with temperatures Ion low preventing paving The actual contract runs SHH.6I5. approximately S17.000 lower than the city engineer anticipated. "This is a good competitive bid and will provide the City of North Wildwood with a rebuilt street at the lowest possible cost." Mayor Vinci said.

I Realtor Adds 2 COURT HOUSE - Two more salespersons have recently been added to the staff of Joseph W. Rixey, Jr.. Reator. it was announced today. Gloria F. Holmstrup. of Cold Spring, who had been previously licensed, has now renewed her association with Rixey and is concentrating on serving the real estate needs of the Cape May area, including Cape May City. Cape May Point. West Cape May and Lower Township. James M. Rixey. of Burleigh, has been added to the staff on a full-time basis. He has been licensed for five years, but was selling on a part time basis while employed as a full- ^ time sales representative j for Court House Stationers. \

Red Cross Salute Keys Avalon Events

AVALON -There will be a Colonial presence found in the borough over four days in December « Thursday-Sunday. Dec. 12-15). Many events have been scheduled throughout town to lift the spirits of Cape May County shoppers. This project will be conducted under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce although it will have participants from around the county. Merchants hope support as they launch a "Salute to the Red Cross". Events will begin with a Colonial Wreath demonstration and a Colonial Tree Trim at two places in the business district. Things will take off with a "Come Fly Your Kite" celebration, a demonstration of candlemaking. carriage rides, a Christmas band concert and the showing of films. COMMUNITY IIALI. is scheduled to he open 1 to 5 p.m Sunday's activities might begin with brunch at the Whitebrier. where a pleasant surprise will Infound. One of the central events for this day is a house tour of Court House. Stone liar

bor and Avalon. Tickets for this event may be purchased < benefit » at the Red Geranium of W'halon's. An open house is to take place at the Red Geranium 1 - 5. Sullivan's will offer a sampling of Christmas with cookies, coffee and pumpkin pie during the house tour HOY'S WILL be the scene of the contest awards for the coloring competition for grades K ' to 2. (Three. Four. Five), and the 6th. 7th. 8th A cocktail party will be held at Wha ion's, where a lounge chair will be drawn For additional information. call the participating merchants. Miriam Kauterman. president can be reached at 967-3001 or Vince Trainer, coordinator. can be contacted at 967-3457.

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