12 > Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 30 April '86

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| Holocaust [ Memorial 1 On Monday f VINELAND — "Music of J the Holocaust Period: * From Lullabies to ) Resistance" will be the . subject of a lecture and a musical presentation by f Professor Shalom Altman t of Gratz College. X Philadelphia and the Flor jpr Trio of the Philadelphia j. Orchestra. J The program will be held following Holocaust Memorial Services 7:30 ■\| p.m. Monday. May 5, at ■ J Congregation Beth Israel J on Park Avenue in I Vineland. HOLOCAUST Memorial v Day serves as a day of ^ remembrance of the deaths j§ of the six million Jewish Hi people who perished in the r;g holocaust under Hitler's tyrany. Since in most cases relatives do not know when their loved ones perished in the concentration camps, this date has been set for " the memorial each year. This memorial program was organized by the Jewish Federation of Cumberland County and has received special funding/from the New Jersey G-tfm m i 1 1 e e on the Humanities and the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission. It is free and open to the public. For more information call Gail Milgram Beitman. executive director. 696-4445. Slide Talk Set By Shell Club STONE HARBOR - A slide presentation. "Shelling on Long Island", will follow a business meeting and elections by the Jersey Cape Shell Club 8 p.m. Monday. May $ at the Wetlands Institute. There is no admission charge, and the public is invited.

Don. Ward FUN FAIR — Jason Dever. 7. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dever of Wildwood. champs a mustard-covered pretzel at the Glen wood Avenue School's Fun Fair in Wildwood Saturday. Proceeds were to benefit student activities.

Council to Battle Apathy on Alcohol

COURT HOUSE - Jim Plousis, Cape May County sheriff and former Drunk Driver's Task Force leader, will co-host a reception with Greg Mayer, executive director for the county Council on Alcoholism, noon Saturday at the Golden Inn. Avalon. The reception will lead off Alcohol Awareness Month and highlight the county's efforts to warn the public about Drug and Drunk Driving issues. It will also highlight the education and prevention events scheduled for Ma v. THE FIRST special event in May will be the A.A.U.W s half day seminar about Women and Chemical Dependency 9:30 a m to 12:30 p.m. the same day at the Golden Inn. The next scheduled event is a workshop May 8 to train front line staff of service providers in intervention and motivation strategies for minorities. The third event is the council's legislative breakfast with Sen. James R. Hurley and John R. Edwards. Regional Curriculum Services Unit for the State of New Jersey. THE FOURTH event will be the Country Shore Women's Club S.O.B.E.R. Bike-a-Thon in Upper Township. The fifth event will be the distribution of S.O.B.E.R. materials on at least one boardwalk to remind the public that driving after drinking, or riding with a driver who has been drinking is a big mistake. At the reception Satur-

day. the council will discuss plans for the use of Booze Tax ' 531 education monies. Plans under way generally include a minori ty outreach to women, youth, elderly, blacks and the clergy. Want to • REPORT Your Community's News in a Weekly Column? If you live in AVALON .. UPPER TWP. OCEAN CITY or DENNIS TWP. then Drop a Note with your Qualifications to JOE ZELNIK • Herald Newspapers P.O. Box 430 C.M.C.H., N.J. 08210

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