rKt 60 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 14 May '86

H' YARD SALI - Moving - May 17 & 18. 9-5 7 N. Boyd, CMCH. (ocroit from County Library.) Summer clothing, baby crib, glattware. 5/U AVALON GARAOK SALE, Sot . May 17, 9 to 4 2006 - 6th Ave. 5/14 507 MADISON AVE, CAPE * MAY 10 til 1. May 16 & 17. Roindote 23 & 24 5/14 SAT., MAY 17, 121- 28th St., Avalon Children's clothing, boots, women clothing, jewelry, desk, & misc. s 5/14 MAY 17, 9 to 4, 29 Dory Dr., CMCH. Clothes, lawnmower, furniture. household items. No early birds Cosh only 5/14 SOUTH CAPE MAY NURSING HOME - Stiles Ave. CMCH. May 16. 10-3. lots of Goodies. 5/14 MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE, huge selection new shoes, all sizes, collectibles, curtains, books, bedspreads, small appliances, rowing machine 729 N. Shore Rd.. across from Hands Farm. Sot., May 17, 9-2, raindate May 18 5/14 MAY 1 7-1 8, raindate May 24 & 25 Trenton & Cape May Ave. All household items, great values 9-4 ' 5/14 INSIDE & OUTSIDE Fr. & Sat . May 16 & 17, 10 to 2*p m Misc & good household articles Blue house ot 9827 Sunset Drive. Stone Harbor ' : 5/14 TONI'S MINI FLEA MARKET, Rolf's. Goshen Rd . CMCH New and used articles, linens, antiques, dishes, furniture, appliances, clothes Great prices Open Mon thru Sat . 10 o m to 5 p m .6/75 PR Chief Appointed - At SJRT SOMERS POINT - South Jersey Regional Theatre has appointed • . their new marketing/public relations director. Denise Buzz from Cinnaminson. Buzz comes from the Walt Whitman Center in Camden, where she served as director of public rela- *" tions. She has also worked in the marketing offices of the Annenberg Center. University of Pennsylvania and as audience development director at Foundation Theatre. Pemberton. She is a graduate of Glassboro State College.

> Messick, Olden To Wed TOWN BANK - Mary Messick of this community has announced plans to wed John Olden of Del Haven in a ceremony June 21 at Our Lady Star of the Sea, Cape May. Messick is a Licensed Practical Nurse at Woodbine State School. Her parents are deceased; her stepmother is Mrs. Lee Morris of Philadelphia. She is a graduate of South Philadelphia High School and Cape May County Vocational Technical School Olden, a cottage training technician at Woodbine State School, is the son of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Olden. He is a graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School and Rutgers University. Xi Beta Tau New Staff NORTH CAPE MAY - Joanne Cairone of this community was recently installed as president of Xi Beta Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. a women's service organization. Other new officers are: Drenda Bland. North Cape May. vice president ; lx>retta Russell. Erma. extension officer: Stephanie Shagren. Erma. recording secretary, Joan Ekstrom. Goshen, corresponding secretary, and (^olleen Spindler. Erma. treasurer (leraniurns Are In Club Future AVALON — The Avalon Garden Club will meet 10 a.m. Monday. May 19. at the Methodist Church. The speaker will be Bonnie Bender Following the meeting, members ^ill plant geraniums J|| Seventh Street. On Saturday. Mav 17, the club will sefl geraniums 10 a.m. -2 p.m. at Comihunity Hall.

NEW BRASS IN AVALON — Promoted and sworn in recently in the Avalon Police Department were, left to right: Capt. Charles Shaw. Lt. William E. Holmes, and Sgt. John Gaskill.

Nursing Sefhinar June 6

OCEAN CITY - The 10th annual continuing education seminar for nurses conducted by the Professional Education Committee of the Cape May County AF Basic Grad DEL HAVEN - Airman Martin Pole, son of Mr. ;jnd Mrs. Edward F. Pote of 11 Lehigh Ave., has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. He is a 1973 graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School. ill Grant Goes To Theatre SOMERS POINT - Paul L. Aiken, executive/artistic director of South Jersey Regional Theatre. Bay Avenue, has announced that the threatre had been awarded a special development grant by the N.J State Council on the Arts. The grant award will be used by the theatre to add a 'marketing/public relations director to the full-time staff. SJRT will be entering its 10th season next October and has a subscription audience that now encompasses all eight southern New Jersey counties

Unit of the American Cancer Society, will be held Friday, June 6. at the Flanders Hotel here. Dr. Robert G Beitman, M.D.. chairman of professional education, states that "Pain Control in Chronic and Terminal Disease: Enhanced Nursing Skills" is this year's topic. THE COURSE has been accredited by the New Jersey State Nurses Association and Licensed Practical Nurses Association for 6.6 and 7.4 contact credit hours respectively. Fees include coffee and Mobile Meet COURT HOUSE - The Mobile Home Owners Association of New Jersey. Inc., Garden Lake Park Chapter, will hold a meeting noon-2 p.m. Saturday in the meeting room of the County Library on Mechanic Street Bus Firm t Airport Bu r RIO GRANDE --'A $139,000 state grant will enable a tour bus firm to purchase a building at the Cape May County Airport here and expand its operations, according to Sen. James R Hurley. R-Cape May, Cumberland. "This is good news because it means the crea-

Danish, juice break, and a sit-down luncheon. The deadline for registration is May 30. Other interested members of the community are welcome by prior registration. For information, call 886-1154. Chamber Topic AVALON - Dr. Vince Guida, director of research at the Wetland's Institute, will discuss marine pollution during the borough Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting at the Whitebrier Inn tomorrow night ' L"b.. PA . - Buy lilding tion of 15 new full-time jobs and three part-time jobs," Hurley said. "It will also mean that another property will be renovated ana expanded at the airport's industrial park." LION TOURS, owned and operated by Dominick and Stephen Paglione, plans to purchase the building it has been leasing at Ranger and Hornet roads and consolidate and expand its business at this location. "The Department of Community Affairs Small Cities Economic Development Grant is for $139,000," Hurley said, "which will be applied to a total project cost of $294,000." The Paglione brothers currently lease the 8, 00(^ square-foot building, Hurley said. The grant will enable them to purchase the facility and renovate 2,000 square feet of it for office space. WHILE LION Tours conducts bus trips to Canada and Disney world in Florida, 65 percent of its business is in the Atlantic City casino market. "Lion Tours recognized that its casino business was expanding," Hurley said. "The firm needed this grant to help it consolidate its operations here and to update and computerize in order to handle the increased business."

'Wheels' Sponsors Sought m NORTH WILDWOOD - Riders for the Saturday, May 17, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Wheels For Life Bike-a-thon are asking Greater Wildwood citizens to pledge a contribution for each mile they ride "Every mile our bikers go earns money brining us closer to a cure for cancer. The life-saving study of childhood cancer at St. Jude has become critical all over the world," said Bike-a-thon chairman Jack Kilpa trick. The ride starts at the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse on Central Avenue 10 a.m. and continues along the beach on John F KennedyBoulevard. looping back to the lighthouse and continues on this loop for five hours "If you haven't been asked to sponsor a rider, but are interested, call 522-4478 or 522-2637 and a rider will contact you," Kilpatrick said. Researcher To Explain Her Work STONE HARBOR - "What's an Anthropologist Doing on the Docks of Cape May?" is the title of the Wetlands Institute's lecture 8: 15 p.m. Saturday Carolyn Creed. anthropologist and Sea Grant Fellow working on the House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries in Washington, DC spent last summer doing research in Cape May and was based at the Institute. Her lecture will be based on her research, a three-year study in which she questions New Jersey commercial fishermen on their job satisfaction, their likes, dislikes and other non-money related matters. "I AM A SOFT scientist. I work with people rather than staring into a microscope," Creed says. Creed has found that baymen, scallopers, and clammers remain in their occupation even when times are hard and money is low. She wants to find out why. She will describe what an anthropologist is and why her work is important to the economy of N.J. fisheries. Slides of various types of fishing vessels wUl accompany her lecture, which will be followed by a question and answer period. Violence Is Meet Topic AVALON -* A domestic violence awareness program will be held 7:30 p. m Wednesday, May 21, at the Avalon Methodist Church, sponsored hy the Coalition Against Rape and Abuse, (CARA)

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(- Dorii Ward HORSING AROUND — Sabrina Skari, 4, hitches a ride with her cousin Eileen Morse. 14, on "Rooster." left, during a Lupus Foundation benefit at Hidden Valley Riding Club. Cold Spring, Saturday. Sabrina is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Skari of New York; Eileen is the daughter of Ronald and Sue Morse of Cape May. At right, Rebecca Cook, 9. daughter of Linda and Mike Cook of Cold Spring, limbers up "Pretty Please" on the practice grid. She took sixth place in short stirrup, walk. trot and canter.