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COURT HOUSE - The Jersey Cape Colony, Society of Mayflower Descendants, will hold its Spring Meeting on Sunday. June 6, at 4:30 p.m. at the Cape May County Park. Pavilion No. 1. A family picnic is planned and all members are urged to attend. Grill facilities will be available and families are urged to bring their own food, while the Colony will provide beverage Children under 18 will be admitted free but adults will be requested to donate $1 per person for picnic

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The Governor of the Colony. Donald Timmons, is urging that a special effort be made to recruit Junior members for the Society, emphasizing that the life of any organization depends upon its ability to sustain itself and insure the vitality of its futui Membership fees Junior members are nominal • $1 Initiation fee for the State Society and $2 . * off*"

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for the Junior Cape Colony. Junior members pay no annual dues and may reamin Junior members until the age of 25, at which time they may wish to join the parent organization. With the uncertainties of the 21st Century, it is well to recall again the “Mayflower Experiment'' and Mr. Timmons asks. “Isn’t this the year when we should introduce our young people to the advent of democracy in AmdVica"? All members have received copies of the Mayflower Compact and further copies are available to anyone interested They may be secured by contacting Mrs. S Henry Vance, 35 Romney Place. Cape May Court House. Dancers Two Recital COURT HOUSE - A recital by the Dancers Two Dancing School was held for the benefit of the pediatric ward of the Burdette Tomlin hospital recently. A total of $1500 was raised and presented to William Waldron, administrator. by Nancy Gibson and Suzy Burns, proprietresses of the school. The members of the school got patrons for the recital thus amassing the final total of $1500. Prize winners for getting the most patrons were: First. Karen Gllles; second. Barbara Vetrone, third. Tricia Ricco. The recital was held at the Lower ' (’ape May Regional High School and was entitled "Traveling to the Disco Beat" Rummage and Food Sale CAPE MAY - A rummage and food sale will be held by the Women’s Rpublican Club of; Cape May Thursday. June 7. noon-4 p.m. and Friday. Junes. 10a.m.-4p.m. at the American Legion Bingo Hall on Perry Street.

Coast Guard Seeks Bids

CAPE MAY - The Contracting Officer of the United States Coast Guard Training Center here, plans to solicit bids for Construction of an addition to the Administration Building at the U.S. Coast Guard Electronics Engineering Center (EECEN), Wildwood, in accordance with Drawings No. 795504 (Plates 1 thru 29) dated May 1, 1979 and Specification No. 795501 dated May 1.1979 Invitation for Bids No. 77-9017-79 applies. Opening Date: July 3, 2 |Mn. (local time). The proposed procurement listed herein is totally set-aside far combined small business - labor surplus atea concerns Interested parties can receive documents and information by contacting the Contracting Office. Helene Pasquith, telephone (609 ) 884-8451. Ext. 269. A Pre-Bid Conference will be held June 20. at 1:30* p.m. (local time) in the Conference Room, Administration Building No A-l. U.S. Coast Guard Electronics Engineering Center .EECEN), Wildwood. Limited bid sets are available and wilt.be issued on a "First come; first served basis" If nonavailability no.tice is desired, pleqse furnish a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Middle AARP Luncheon

COURT HOUSE - Middle Township A.A.R.P. 1182 will have a luncheon meeting at noon June 12 at the Social Hall of the Methodist Church in Cape May Court House. John Gilbert. Assistant State Director of A.A.R.P. will conduct the installation of new officers and will honor several retiring officers. The Chapter wHl furnish sandwiches, dessert and beverages. Members are asked to bring dinner plates, knife, fork and spoon.

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