May 17.1979

The Hfrald And The lantern

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Avalon Plans for Memorial Day

AVALON —- A puade and special memorial services are planned to honor our war dead on Memorial Day, May 28 announced Avalon Mayor Ellsworth Armacost. The parade will form at 32nd and Dune Drive, in front of Borough Hall at 8:30 ajn. and at 9 a.m. will progress down Dune Drive to the Circle at 21st Street for services. * All local community groups have received notices inviting them to join In the events. Groups planning to participate include:.^valon Police and Volunteer Fire Departments, The Avalon Chamber of Commerce, the Seven Mile Beach Democratic q U b; Tj,e Garden Club of Avalon, Girl Scout Troop. No. 215, Brownie Troop No. 36, the Avalon Women’s Republican Club, the Avalon Yacht Club and P.T.A., also Mr. James Giltrap, Jr. with his antique car and the Square Club of Avalon. Flowers will be presented at The Monument by Richard E. Dean, Fire Dept.; Richard Wilsey, President Chamber of Commerce; Jeannette Glazier, Democratic Club President; Mrs. Henry M.

ylBIRTHS SONYA JEAN DeMUSZ. born to Carl and Deborah DeMusz. 510 Old Stage Rd.. Erma. APRIL ANNE JORGENSON, born to Martin and Patricia Jorgenson. 1202 Scott Ave., N. Cape May. BRIAN EDWARD THOMPSON, born to Nicholas and Paula Thompson. Cold Spring Apt. M.N. Cape May. JASON MICHAEL SPENCE, born to Michael and Sheila Spence. 132 Briarwood Dr.. Cape May. JUSTIN ANDREW COLA VITO, born to William and Susan Colavito. Country Court Apt. Rt. 9Court House. CHRISTINE BRAJA. born to Michael and Lucy Braja. R.D. No. 1.33 Sunny Lane. Court House. CANDICE LEIGH SMITH, bom to Jack and Teresa Smith. 521 M W. Maple ave.. W Wildwood. COLBY JOSEPH DEMPSEY, born to Joseph and Louise Dempsey. 109 Hand Ve.. Court House. HEATHERANNE HA UCft. bom to Dennis and Roseanne Hauck. Ill Mathemek St.. N. Cape May.

Peddle. Avalon Garden Club; Girl Scopts, B^tsy Parrish, Lynne Spoonaugle and Susan Ripp; Brownies, Angela DeM’Oreflce, Christie Lynn Purdy and Tiffany Tozour; Mrs. Marian J. Giltrap, President Avalon Women’s Republican Club; Paul Gossin, Avalon Yacht Club Commodore; Mrs. Jeani

Haryslak, President of the Avalon P.T.A.and Edward O. Louderback, President of TTie Squire* Club of Avalon. ‘I urge all our residents and visitors of our Borough to come out and participate in this service which honors those who gave so much for each of us,’ Armacost said.

Victorian Fair Approaches

CAPE MAY • Stained glass, gem stones, white elephant, tin types, and crafts are a few of the items that will be on sale at Cape May’s Victorian Fair, Saturday, May 26. This traditional spring event will be held on the grounds of the Emlen Physick Estate at 1048 Washington Street from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Various area organizations and individuals will be running attractions for their own benefit. Spaces are still available for any persorf or organization who wishes

Seniors Elect Officers STONE HARBOR — A new slate of officers was elected by the Seniors at the May business meeting. Official duties will begin in September for a two-year term. The election was held in May because the group does not meet weekly during the summer months. Tlieir only activity during June, July, and August is a monthly covered dish supper in the county park. The new president of the grmip succeeding Vemis Pilert will be Louise Prager, the second woman to be president in the past nine years. First vice-president is Mrs. Gerald Stump; 2nd vicepresident, Ray deLaurentis; treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Chain; Secretary, Miss Eileen Connor. In other business Mrs. Pilert announced the Seniors would participate in the Memorial Day celebration by donating a wreath in hortor of theeir war dead. She also asked for volunteers to assist women civic club president Mrs. Ramona Wilson on the first annual Multiple Sclerosis Round-Up duryjg t|ie Memorial Day weekend. *

to take part in this festive event. Spaces can be reserved by calling 884-5404 during regular business hours. For those who plan to spend a day at this first outdoor event of the season, lunch will be* available. Guided tours of both ■ the carriage house and the main house will be conducted all day. Tlie Physick House contains the cities Victorian Museum and this season boasts the newly restored dirting room and family "irlour.

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