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ATLANTIC CITY - The First Jersey National Bank has announced that scholarship grants are now available from the Elmer Smith Scholarship Trust. The funds available are to be used for the higher education of deserving residents of Avalon, Dennis Township, Upper Township and Sea Isle City who are in need of financial assistance. A scholarship committee has been established in accordance with the terms of Smith's will to evaluate the applications of those students seeking scholarships. ACCORDING to the terms of his will, the committee will give preference to students in an engineering or medical program and to students who will attend the College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. Rutgers at New Brunswick, Stevens Institute of Technology or I Princeton University Applications will also be accepted from students Volunteers For Phones Are Sought NORTH WILDWOOD - Volunteers are being sought for the important job of selling the city. The city's Tourism Commission needs help to respond to prospective vacationers asking for information on the resort, says Mayor Lewis G. Vinci. Vinci is appealing to residents, particulary senior citizens, who have time — as little as an hour at a time — to answer telephone inquiries through the Tourism Commission's "800" toll-free number. NEEDED ARE people with good speaking voices. People making inquiries receive the city's vacation packet, and the names are then turned over to the Wildwood agencies which handle island-wide mailing. The volunteers are needed at the commission s office at Seventh and New Jersey Avenues and at the information center at Historic Hereford Inlet Lighthouse. Persons in any age group willing to volunteer are asked to call Vinci in his office. 522-6464, for interview, instructions, and assignment. Out of Basic WILDWOOD - Pvt Robert L. Van Arsdale, son of Robert L. Van Arsdale of Pennsauken. and Emma M Van Arsdale of Wildwood. has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. — — ^ STONE HAKBOK BRIDGE CLUB Winners April 9 isl. Bill Coan and Bob Owens 87 2nd, Helene Lheelier and Nancy Wisenaoer 76 3rd. Rila Boudreau and Wall Trout 76 4th. Barb Bartkowiak and Louise Kraus 72 /- Sth. Bob Weber and Bill Kentnerf?

who will attend other schools and pursue other fields of study. Smith died in 1972 at the age of 92. Born in South Seaville, he was an engineer with the General Electric Co., and retired in 1952. During his lifetime. Smith was a generous contributor to local charities. APPLICATIONS for the scholarship awards are available at Holy Spirit High School. Middle Township High School, Ocean City High School, Wildwood Catholic High School and the Sea Isle City and Avalon branches of First Jersey National f Bank. Students desiring to file applications for assistance to further their education should submit written application to the First Jersey National Bank. Trust Department, P.O. Box 419, Atlantic City, N.J., 08404, prior to May 1. For additional information, contact the Trust Department at 441-7281.

STONE HARBOfl - The next luncheon meeting of the Stone Harbor Seniors will be held noon Wednesday, April 23. at the Neptune Restaurant in Millville. Those attending will gather at the Civic Club, 96th and the beach, 10 a.m. for carpooling. For reservations, call 368-2294. 'The School Of Prayer' / -aURLEIGH - Pastor Lee Cattell will preach a sermon entitled "The School of Prayer", based on Luke 11:1-23, 11 a.m. Sunday. Pastor Cattell's 7 p.m. sermon will be "Walking in the Truth", from II John Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, 6:30 a.m., is men's prayer breakfast, and Wednesday. 7 p.m., family prayer meeting.

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