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Greetings from the Sea and Sand Vacationland — Sea Isle City. i The Chamber of Commerce Dinner will be held Wednesday, June 4. at Garrity's. Cocktails will be at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Newly elected officers to be installed at the dinner are Mike Gardner, president; Mike Stafford, vice president ; Ed Sgalio. treasurer, and Ike Pundt, secretary. Dinner chairman Gerry Gardner reports are available from him at his "Mr. G's" Little Chef. Tickets are also available from Jim Iannone at Freda Real Estate or Kathy Pundt at Landis Market. GOT A CALL from Lou Minchelli of the Italian American Club expressing his regret at not giving me advance notice of the dinner dance held last Saturday at the Deauville Inn in "Beautiful Downtown Strathmere" Lou says they had over 100 in attendance and the procceeds will be used for two scholarships for Sea Isle students Lou says the books are still open and. anyone who wants to donate to this worthy cause can send checks to the Italian American Club. ... ^ Shirley Burns of the Environmental Commission gave us the rest of the story on the Turtle Crossing Project. The children, who entered the poster contest, will now paint turtle crossing warnings on plywood and the signs will be hung around town. To fund the project, Shirley and her group are conducting an 'Adopt a Turtle" Campaign. For a donation (minimum of S5) each { contributor will be given j adoption papers that indicate he or she owns a turtle Bring donations to the Beach Tag Office in the Community Center LOTS OF eating in town last week Catholic Daughters had 75 at their dinner at Mildred's and the Knights had 125 attend their Communion Breakfast at Garrity's. By the way. Joe Watson of Flyers' fame gave a verv inspirational talk. Speaking of food, does everybody recognize those adorable children on the Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee commercial? They are none other than Colleen and Patrick, offspring of pround parents Bill and Trish Gallagher. Cute, aren't they? HAD A FAIR crowd at the Town Meeting Monday night. John Newman. Mark Geiger and Verna Lunch represented the Management team; Georgy Ramsey. Larry Stevens and Joe Mc.Namara. the Steering Committee. The Steering Committee presented about half the problems listed in the report to the commissioners. Messrs. Mcllale, Van Artsdalen and Iannone discussed how they implemented the various suggestions. The balance of the report will be discussed at a November meeting. My wife and I have three grandchildren ; the youngest (Jackie) lives in PhiladelJ phia with her parents Tom

and Roe; two of them (Becky and Andrew) are courtesy of our son, Rich, and his wife, Ann. of Ocean View. Becky is in kindergarten and every Thursday I have the pleasure of babysitting Andrew. 3. Every week my former co-workers used to ask me to tell an "Andrew" story. Today I have an Andrew Story for you. AFTER YE.ARS of steadily declining hearing, I finally had the problem corrected with professional held of Dr. Joe Furey, Jim Saad. and Cape May Hearing Aid Center. I got not one, but two. Cape Man In College Exchange KEENE. N il . - Keenc State College student Joseph F. Bannon of 50 North Route 47. Dias Creek, will participate this Tall in the first Direct Exchange program between Keene State and the Der£_J>yshire College of Higher Education. Derby. England. Bannon. a senior majoring in geology, is a 1081 graduate of Absegami High School. He is among five Keene State students enrolled in the Derbyshire program. IN TIIE DIRECT Ex change. Keene State students taking classes in England pay tuition and fees to Keene State. They provide their own transAtlantic air fare and spen ding money while overseas Similarly. British students at Keene State pay their own air fare and expense money while living here Tuition and fees are paid to their home college in England. But Who's In Charge Of Things? SOMERS POINT - It's crowded at the top of the 151 -member Ocean City Chapter of the Shore Memorial Hospital Auxillar after the recent election of officers. The chapter is sharing executive duties with a history-making four presidents and four vice presidents. Ruth Cook, Betty Pollock. Peg Suater and Mae Fries will share the president's seat while Marguerte Kline. Margaret Sweigert, Ruth Matchette and Doris Triem will share the vicepresident position. Melba Meadowcraft is recording secretary . Ann Frankenfield, corresponding secretary; Gertrude Reese, financial secretary a nd Ethel Taylor, treasurer.

On next visit, Andrew kept staring with a curious expression but said nothing. Finally, he said "Let's play magic", (must be seeing too much of Msgr. O'Connor). He took a rubber ball, cohered it with a silk herchief, and told me to guess what it was. First, I said a Bunny Rabbit and he said "No." Next I guessed a glass of water and that was also wrong. I then said a ball. Andrew said "No. it is an EAR". Hows that for being subtle? As we were going to press, I got late word of a "Hands Across Sea Isle" campaign to augment the Hands Across America proejct. Bill McGill is initiating it. Not much time for publicity. Hope it was a success. Tell you next week. 62 Earn Degrees At ACC MAYS LANDING - Atlantic Community College will confer degrees on 62 students from Cape May County at the annual commencement here Friday. Receiving degrees are: Elizabeth Tyrrell and Susanne McCutcheon. Avalon; Susan Campbell. David Siddall, Carta Wood. Kimberly Vona. Gina Ftnocchiaro. Kimberly Omens. Cape May Phillip Amudaen Jr . Dune Brunet li. H Maund II. Robert Scott Sr Donald Richter. Joseph Garrett. Catherine McMullen. Charles Wells. Lawrence Wilson. Court House. Judith Hunter. Therese Brennan. Mary Lou Smith. Marmora CAROL SMITH. Willum Willis. North Cape May. Willum Och Jr . M R, Patricia Taylor. Cheryl Sittineri, Patricia Knorren. North Wildwood E Barrel!. Dons Dixon, Robert Horner. Donald Eisenhardt. Georgette Fernsler. John Kelly. Larusa Serkalo W. Lynda A damson. Lynn Farrell. Joann Leary. Lendre Levers. Elizabeth Schmidt. Sallie Solano. Jeff Spencer. Ocean City Linda Dempsey. Elma Godoy Olsen. Troy Olsen. Ocean View. Margaret Feeney, Loretta Henry. Dawn Hughes. Patricia Robbins, Sea Isle City. Edward Barr Jr , William Monaghan Jrt Karen Shaw . Seaville MARIA SIMMONS, West Cape May. Gregg Hofferica. Wayne Pistou. Ralph Sheets III. Cheryl Craig. Wildwood Marcu Sowa. Elizabeth Cunningham. Donna Gregono. Timothy Armand. Wildwood Crest. Lynda Eggert Spear. Paula Kolmetsky. Woodbine EARTH n SEA i-. v". a. 4-*-UNIQUE SHELL AND GIFT ITEmS OPEN WEEKENDS 261-263 96th St Harbor Square mall Stone Harbor