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1 Concert At WHS

WILDWOOD - The 1986 annual spring concert at Wildwood High School will be a choral presentation entitled "Fill the World with Music". The concert is 7:30 p.m. Friday, in the High school Auditorium. 4300 Pacific Ave. The concert will feature five groups — the Wildwood High School Choir, the Wildwood Junior High Chorus, the Glenwood Elementary Choristers, the Wildwood Faculty Chorus,

and the King Singers (an alumni group). Mr Betty J King and John Hoffman are the directors. The combined groups will sing in the grand finale. Tickets may be requested in advance from the high school office 522-6955, or purchased at the door.

Luncheon Set VILLAS — A Luncheon, (followed by a social, will be held noon Wednesday, May 21, by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lower Township Rescue Squad, at the squad building. Main and Georgia Avenues. The public is welcome. *

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