8 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 11 December '85

SHOP AT HOME IN CAPE MAY COUNTY

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: SIC Appointments To 47 Board Slots

SEA ISLE CITY - Com- ' missioners were expected » to appoint citizens to seven . city boards last night, ac- __ cording to a news release from Richard J. Alliger. * director of public relations. A ceremony was to be . held to honor board members for "their voluntary contributions and ' civic dedication." he • reported. ► The appointees are : Planning Board — Horace Haffert. Dr. ' Thomas Henry. Ronald ■ Earl and Michael Baldini.

Zoning Board — James Arsenault. Michael Naples. James Gallagher. Charlotte Moretti. H. Ike Pundt, Eleanor McCullough and George Gillespie. School Board — Raymond Batten. Jean Rey and Maria DiGiacomo. Emergency Management Council — Samuel Ludwig and Lee Evans. Citizens' Advisory Committee — Leonard Bonitt. Carl Berlinger. Ruth Berltnger. Maria DiGiacomo. Charles Gillespie. Joseph

McGrath, Richard Magee, Jacques Honore, Randolph Wise, Sarah Woodroff. Ann DiGiacomo. Margaret Ansley, John Donnelly. Jean Riley. Ruth Dronenburg. Raymond Verna and Herman Fehrle. Environmental Commission — Dr. Joseph Giordano. Dr. Thomas Henry. Shirley Burns. Janet Stevens. Sarah Woodruff. Robert Winward and Wilma Greisman. Governor's Management Improvement Committee — Greorge Ramsey. Larry Stevens, Ken Giebel and _ James Jeffries. Several people have accepted dual appointments, serving as a liaison between two committees: Dr. Joseph Giordano — Environmental Commission and Emergency Management Council. I)r. Thomas Henry — Environmental Commission and Planning Board Sarah Woodruff — Environmental Commission and Citizens Advisory Committee Maria DiGiacomo — School Board and Citizens' Advisory Committee MichaelStafford — School Board and Emergency Management Council Lee Evans — Emergency Management Council and Citizen's Advisory Committee. Dual appointments are intended to improve communications between boards and facilitate the use of correct current information. Appointments are still to be made to these commit-

tees as well as others. Ini terested people are asked i to call City Hall (263-4461) to volunteer to serve on a committee.

Honor Roll WILDWOOD CREST - Honor winners for the first marking period at Crest Memorial School have been named as follows : Fourth Grade iMrs Hada< first honors - Christine Collins. Koren Schoenleber, second honors - Dawn Basset I. Jennifer Ulundo. Benjamin Hall. Libhy Kozanas. William MacClemmy. Bruce Muller, Tina Onderdonk. Trevor Sawyer. Dana Visalli. iMrs. Lathburyi first honors - Laurie Hand, second honors - Carta Accardi. Douglas Baumslark. Raymond Bouchard. Sandra Glauson. Susan Poslernock FifthGrade i Miss DeFrehm first honors - Adrienne Bell . second honors - Jason Barnes. Arthur liaruffi. Kerry Dougherty Lisa Mil chell. Gary Saldulli. Kric Traber. i Mrs Kauccii first honors Tarn my McCullough. Douglas Vogel . se cond honors — Jennifer Anzelone. William Cusella. Nicole Elders. Jamne Franz. Nicole Gagliardo. Drew Ingersoll. Scott Mays Sixth Grade <Mrs Ludgatei first honors — Leslie McLaughlin. Jennifer Sawyer. Karyn Sheiry . second honors - Carl Arasi. Christopher D'Antonio. Erica Isdell, Lisa Kobielnik. Christopher Mattera. Jon Mitchell. Kimberiy Saetller. Melissa Slrair. Anderson Sullivan. 'Mrs Gallagher' first honors - April Stanloln. second honors Suzanne Barth. Patricia Basseft Healther Brostowicz. Greg Lewis. Desiree McCullough. Russell Way Seventh Grade 'Mr Dcviin se cond honors — Aimee Aspenburg. Chris Bodanza. Tina D'Amhrosio. Kim Hart. Chris Jones. William Mays. Sern Saldutti. Franbk Vogel Eighth Grade: - Miss Regan first honors - Sherry Girton, Brian and Saldutti. second honors Tom Doonan. Seth Fuscellaro. Merlamc Koch David Poslernock. Nicole Sezov. Robert Wood. ' Mrs Malloy Second honors Craig Atkinson' Sean Denham. Randee Strair. Steven Tzorfas

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