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Frank D' Lorenzo, newly elected president of the V.F.W Association, an auxiliary organization to V.F.W Post 6257 Belleplain, gave an inspiring address at the installation of Association Officers Saturday. June 7. Other newly elected officers are: vice president. C. Louise McCormick. secretary, Debbie Harris, treasurer. Delores Kelly and chaplain. Anna Kristine Smith. The event included dining and dancing with live music. The association is very active in aiding the post in fund raising events, such as the annual Veteran's Day entertainment of veterans f ron\ the Veterans' Home in Vineland and in other community projects. TINA COX. granddaughter of Gene and Pauline Emerick of Woodbine was awarded a $100.00 United States Savings Bond from the New Jersey Secretaries Association and has won the Tri-State Competition in Which 100 applicants competed for the McDonald Award. This award consisted of a gold medaiion and a threecredit course at Stockton State College. Tina also received a plaque from Middle Township High School for her services as treasurer of the Student Council. AN ANNUAL Father's

Day Luncheon was held at the Gethsemane Baptist Church in Woodbine June 15. Mrs. Anna K. Smith of Belleplain. presented a poem she prepared especially for the event. Mrs. Smith's poem was enjoyed and appreciated by all the members of the gathering. Paster Richard T. Collings of the church completed his studies at the Luther Rice Seminary in Jacksonville. Fla. this month. His congregation congratulates him and hopes that he will remain at the church for many years. THERE WASN'T one person who didn't smile last Tuesday morning when it was announced that the two winners of the $5.000, 000-plus Pick Six were a delightful couple wed 45 years from somewhere north of Mays Landing. They got publicity, as do all winners, but somehow it seems a bit unfair to mention merely the winners when so many contribute to their success. So. how about a tribute to the losers? To paraphrase Ole' Abe. God must love em. he made so many of them, but like Rodney Dangerfield. they "don't get no respect ". According to my unreliable sources, to list a few. I first mention my husband. Owen, and his sporting buddies, Al and Frankie D'Lorenzo, the Clark boys, Eddy. Bobby and Dick. Tony and Lou Adoranto. Lou McCormick. Bill Smith. Keith Seaman, Bob Brown, Bill Parker and Ort Harris and on and on. They tried. A little respect. ...please. ' MARY MOORE, also as Mrs. Santa Claus, now residing at the Cape Care Center, requests of fabric and dolls the community Mrs. Moore is preparing gifts for the poor children of our county, as she has for over 50 years, from her room at the Care Center. Persons wishing to donate these items, please call Doris Hughes at 465-9324 for additional information. The Dennis Township Republican Club sponsored a Summer Festival Dance at the social hall of VFW Post 6257 in Belleplain Saturday. June 14. Democratic County Committeeman John Barry and County Committeewoman Paulette M. Cheeseman announce that the monthly meeting of the Dennis Township Democratic Club is held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Ludlam School on Delsea Drive in North/West Dennis The public is invited. A graduation dinner was held at Giacomo's Restaurant in Egg Harbor for Debbie Harris, who was graduated from Atlantic Community College Wednesday. June 11. Debbie has been employed by Modern Gas Co. immediately upon graduating.

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