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Nate and Huthie Krieg of Uanny Preston, Joanne Fulginitl, Charles Rowe of the Crest Erma, and their cousin, Tom Valerie D’Agostino, Amy Ver- Community Church had the inDayis celebrated their birthdays sagii, Jason Belciano, Marty and vocation followed a welcome by

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with a triple-headed party at MacDonalds in Wildwood on Saturday, March 3rd. Nate, who turned 6. earlier in the month had to postpone his birhtday celebration because of the snowstorm. so he choose his sister Ruthie's 2nd birthday as the date of his party. Their guests included Matthew Nelson, David Hunt, Josiah and Petra Demusz, Raymond Haner, Danny and Ryan Anderson, and Jerry and Helena Krieg. Tom celebrated his 16th birthday. His sister Ester Davis, Elizabeth Stitt, Louis Haner and Joe Waicus were his

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Dr. Robert I. Salasin and his wife, Bonnie of Wildwood Crest have returned from a vacation in Fort I^auderdale, Florida looking fit and rested. Bonnie's sister and brother-in-law, Chris and Allen Molino were gracious enough to

and Kimberly Spiegel. Mrs. Helen Yecco of Wildwood has brought back glowing reports of the Cursillo renewal week-end she spend at the Camden Dioceasan Center in Blackwood, N.J. The program featured was in effect a mini course in

Christianity.

The Committee for the Fourth Annual Winter Arts and Crafts Show held at the Holiday Inn in Wildwood Crest this last weekend presented an excellent small but diversified show featuring artists from the Cape May County area. Members of the Committee were Phyllis Dade, Helen Batts, Ann Reef, Cecelia Smith, Moffie Breakell, and Marie Taylor. The following categories were represented as follows: Paintings; Barbara Knipple. Cape May; Marie

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niaking this an especially restful vacation for just the two of them. Gina Baruffi of Wildwood ('rest, celebrated her birhtday with a pizza party in her home on Friday Night, March 2nd. Gina and her guests prepared the pizza themselves making it^a very personal party Her guests included Aimee Aspenburg, Laura Bailey. Andrea Jaunakais, Georgett Sterling, Dori Nagel,

and Beverly Bradway.

Miss Cecelia A. Balzer of Wildwood spent a long week-end at the home of her nephew, Tom Gill of Marlton, N.J. recently. A 24th Wedding Anniversary was the occasion of a surprise party given for Ann and Ed Grant of Wildwood on Saturday night, March 3rd at the home of Rita and Robert Taylor in North Wildwood. Hostesses were Mrs. Rita Taylor. Mrs. Helen McVey and Mrs. Helen Taylor all of N. Wildwood and Mrs. Peggy Martin of Wildwood Crest. Guests included the Grant's son, Ed and their daughter. Helen as well as Robert and Rita Taylor, James vand Peggv Martin. Helen and Jack Taylor, Lona and Ted Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson. Theresa D Amico, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tarbotton, and

David Black.

Tracy Delinski, daughter of Mrs. Barbara Delinski of Wildwood celebrated her 7th birthday with a party at MacDonalds in Wildwood on Saturday afternoon, March 3rd. Her guests were Susan and

Regan, Wildwood Crest, and Betty Parker, Stone Harbor Hand crafted jewelry - Pat and Leon Robbins, Port Norris. Original Water Colors and Prints, Anthony Hillman. Barnegat. Water Colors - M. Roehrenbeck, Cape May. Pen and Ink Drawings ■ H. Gerald MacDonald, Wildwood Crest. Sculpture - Denise. Goodkin, Wildwoo Crest, Wood Carvings - Joan Wolfe, Cape May and Harry V. Shourds, Seaville. Expressions in Plexiglas - Roy (’ole. Lake Pine. Portraits - Carolyn Guntvorp, Cape May. Oils. Johanne Ridpath, Cape May; Bess Kohler, Swainton and Vincent Harris, Ocean City. Photographs Dan Luciano, Bronx. Acrylic Paintings - Phyllis Dade, North Wildwood. Michael Emory, son of Joyce and Jim Emory of Wildwood Crest celebrated his 6th birthday with a party on Sunday at MacDonald's in Wildwood. His guests were Tracy and Tony Triano, Frank and Justin Vogel, Jason Burk, Noah Cane, Christie Glenn, Jennifer Cicely and Carie

AnnSpeece.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Basara of Wildwood on the birth of their daughter Jennifer Ann Basara born on February 19th, the day of the big snow storm. A Wildwood police car was taking Dora to Burdette Tomlin when the car slid into a snow bank and was unable to move further. The Wildwood Fire department sent a fire truck and took Dora the rest of the way to the hospital. Jennifer has a sister Elizabeth Michele who is 2. Black History Day was celebrated in Wildwood on Sunday. March 4th during a meeting held in the Wildwood Housing Authority auditorium. The date had to be changed from a date set in February because of bad weather conditions. Mrs. Milba Pope, Director of Wildwood Cultural Affairs was the Mistress of Ceremonies. Rev.

Mr. William G. Cottman, Executive Director of Wildwood Housing Authority. Presentations were made by the following: Dr. Theodore Johnson, Supt. of Schools in Middle Township; Mrs. Peggy Cooper and the High School Players; Mrs. Dorothy Mack, President of Cape May County NAACP; Milbra Pope; Mr. Greg Bryant, NARCO Agent; Dr. James Caliaway, Doctor of Dental Surgery, Cape May Court House; Mr. Ernest Harper, VicePrincipal Wildwood High School; Mr. Pablo Rivera-Alverez, Neighborhoods & Consumer Affairs Representative for the Dept, of HUD; Mr William L. Williams. Director of Neighborhood Voluntary & Consumer Protection Division of HUD. A fine program which recognized Black History Month was proclaimed by Governor Brendan Byrne as the month of February

1979.

Gail Pelusi and her son Joseph of Wildwood Crest have returned from a vacation in Fort l^auderdale. Florida where they stayed with Gail’s parents John and Phyllis Do Francesco of Wildwood Crest who are spending the winter in Fort Lauderdale. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Nickless of Wildwood Crest are now making their home with George and Bette Van Dyke in their new home in Beasley Point. Rev. Nickless is Pastor Emeritus of the Crest Community Church in Wildwood Ctest. Mrs. Eda Nickless has been residing in the Crest Haven Home for some time. + + + Elmer (Pat) and Ida Kelly of Wildwood Crest returned from a recent trip to Cape Town, South Africa where they spent 28 days visiting with their daughter and son-in-law (Julia and John McPhail) and their three grandchildren Kenneth. Kelly and Karen McPhail. On their trip to South Africa, they visited London. Rome, and Florence, and on their way back they stopped at Rio de Janeiro, and Orlando, Florida where they spent 10 days. The Kellys grand-children Kenneth and Kelly McPhail are students at Philips Academy, Andover Mass, and went to .Cape Town to spend their Christmas school holiday with their parents and grand-parents. Their son-in-law John McPhail is employed by the Caltex Corp. and is general manager of their South African Refining Plant located in Cape Town. Julia McPhail and her youngest daughter, Karen, will be coming to the states the middle of March and will visit her parents after visiting with Kenneth and Kelly in Andover, Mass, who will have a spring vacation of one week from school. Pat Kelly recently retired from the Cape May County District Court where he was Sergeant-at-Arm. for the past nine years.

Clowns, Antiques, Crafts at MTHS

The fifth annual Antique & Craft Show, sponsored by Middle Twp. High School "Panther Marching Band" takes place this Saturday and Sunday, Mar. 10 & 11, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the high school. There will be a clown and magic show, featuring the Hoffnagle Clows, at 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m.,2p.m. and3:30p.m. More than 40 dealers are expected to display their items. There will also be games of chance, - midway, baked goods for sale and refreshments. The high School is located off

the Garden State Pkwy. in Cape May Court House. For tickets to the clown show call Mr. Ludwig, 465-9414. GOP HOAGIE SALE MAR. 15 The Villas Women’s Regular Republican Club will have a hoagie sale on March 15th from 11:00 A M. to 1:30 P.M. at the club house. Bayshore A Weber Roads in Ihe Villas The hoagies will sell (or 51.35. Hoi coffee will be on sale also.