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Honor Rolls Given At Wildwood H.S.

WILDWOOD - Honor rolls for the third marking period at Wildwood High School have been announced. with six students being named on the First Honor Roll, which requires all "A's". First honors went to Scott Sawyer, senior; Margaret Borneman and John Ernst, juniors; Dana Einhaus and John Social May 2 VILLAS - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Villas Volunteer Fire Co. will sponsor a social 7 p.m. Friday. May 2. at the Millman Center. Bayshore Road. All are welcome and refreshments will be served.

McGowan, sophomores, and Sonya Germano. freshman. Two seventh graders, Anna Allison and ' Justin Meyer, also won first honors. THE SECOND Honor* Roll includes : Seniors Any An drws, Frank Basile. Elizabeth Beck. Frank Borucki. Patricia Brown. Andrea Conrad. Theresa Dove. Michael Ekslrom. Charlotte Fedenci. Nicole Gambioo. Kristin Gardler. Wendy HarkinS. Laura Krah. Josephine Love. Tracey McGowan. Jennifer Newfield. Suzanne Noonan. Ron Patten. Robert Patterson. Linda Polini. Jackie Sanceciz. Thomas Sawyer. Kristin Schard. Robert Spaulding. Tracey Steele, Roberta Sterling. Holly Taylor. Julie Valerie. Tammy Vance. Jay Wallmark. Tim Walker, Keith Woodrow. John Young. Michael Young. Anja Gnebel. Juniors: Denise Bainbridge. Diane Gloria. Vicki Goldbert. Panela Goldinger. Thomas Grookett, John Hill. Karen L Kelly. Vincent Montemurro. Billy Nastati. Debra Pol ha mm, Daniel Polini. Bretta Robertson. Thomas Shank.

Kathlyn Tipton. Michael Welz. Thomas Worrall. Kimberly Youngs. Susan Youst 3rd (in/tiers' Posters Win VILLAS — The students at Lower Township Memorial School recently participated in an Easter Poster Contest sponsored by the City of Wildwood. The event was part of the annual Easter celebration held in Wildwood Convention Hall and on the Boardwalk Easter Sunday. It included posters from elementary schools throughout the county. Nichole Halbruner won first place and Shannon DeCosta third place in the Third Grade division.

Sophomores: Francine Cacci. Phil Campbell. Gina D'Ambrosio. Kimberly Fligier. Aaron Meyer. Mark Minahan. Thomas Morrell. Koseanne Polini. Samuel Sunpkins. John Steele. Erika Stewart. Sherry Totan, Gad Wiedenmann Freshman Laura Bailey. Maryann Bove. Pat Carpenter, Desiree Daletto. Mary Jaffe. An drew James. Christopher Loney. Kathlyn Martin. Judy McCrork. Robert Mcintosh. Richard Sezov, Tracy Troiano, Justin Vogel, Sheri Williams. Stephanie Williams Eighth Grade: Joseph Antoniewicz. Chris Becker. Belinda Davis. Andrea Clark. Tiffany Davis. Dan Fedenci. Andrea James. Troy Lee. Vicky Mitchell. Robert Morrison. Martin Nieves. Angel Ortu Seventh Grade Demetrio Ander son. Jennifer Bachman. Niasia Campbell. Cnssy Cooke. Mike Em mer. Lynea Gallagher. Rob Murray. Don Nelson. Annmarie Torres

Champagne Fling Set May 18

AVALON — Dr. Max Gomex, an Emmy Awardwinning science and health reporter for KYW-TV, will be the special guest host of the Champagne Fling XV. fund-raiser for the American Cancer Society, 3-7 p.m., Sunday, May 18. at the Golden Inn here. Last year's proceeds exceeded $28,000 and the benefit received a special State of New Jersey award for its contribution to the cancer society. Alison Rockwell general chairmen, and Jane

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Spickofsky stress that this event represents the efforts of many Cape May County residents. PROCEEDS FROM the Champagne Fling contribute to cancer patients and programs in the county. The highlight of the event is an auction of 85 unusual gift packages. Last year, over 100 businesses donated items which included antiques, fine clothing, sporting goods, landscape pieces, and dinners. Dancing and music will be the "FTve Easy Pieces". For additional information, call the American Cancer Society at 886-1154 and for ticket information. 368-1101.

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