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The Herald And The (-antern

Thursday, July 26. 1979

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Shell Lecture At Wetlands

DISHING IT OUT. Members ol the Women's Civic Club of sStonc Harbor who dished-up delectable delights at The Antique Show, from left: Mildred Davis. Marie Spence. Betty Larkin, Ellie Smith, Hilda Mixsell and Bea Shissler. (photo by Al Westhoff)

MAC Yard Sale sale is open to all groups and individuals who wish to bring things and sell them. Spaces are available for a small donation to the Physick House Restoration Fund, and can be arranged by calling the MAC Office (884-5404) Monday through Friday between 9 a m. and

4p.m.

The Physick HouseVictorian Museum tour, and the Carriage House tours will run during the

CAPE: MAY - Junk and Jewelry, trifles and treasures, new and used, fantastic and funny; the Community Flea Market and Yard Sale Saturday, August (l. will have them

all \

This repeat of the highly successful sales of other years will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Physick Estate al 1048 Washington Street. ]m Cape May, rain

or shine.

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STONE HARBOR — Ms Letitia Parks, noted local shell collector, will present a program in seashells and shelling on Saturday evenirtg, July 28 at 8; 15 at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Boulevard. The program will be in two parts. The first protion (with slides) will highlight shell animals and how they grow and feed; where and how to* collect, clean, preserve and arrange a collection, and tips on trading and exchanging shelLs worldwide. The second protion is designed to involve, and encourage childrens' natural curiosity And penchant for dbllecting, A

mini-collation of local shells and egg cases already identified will be distributed on a first come basis to the first 25 ' children. On display will be cases of shells from Ms. Parks' personal collection. A native of the Philadelphia area and a resident of Cape May County for 15 .years, Ms Parks is an accomplished fabric and glassware-china designer now specilaizing in custom needlepoint designs featuring shelld Ms. Parks has extensive knowledge of and en thusiasm for local shells. The public is cordially invited to attend and share their enthusiasm forshelLs.

Bloodmobile Visits

Red Cross is working especially hard this summer to collect and maintain and adequate blood supply for area hospital patients, said James Walsh. Blood Cahirman, Cape May County Chapter. American Red (Yoss All healthy people in the cunty have a responsibility to share their good health with those who arc less fortunate, he added Blood is a precious natural resource which can only be given by people for people. This summer, hospital patients are depending on all of us for a safe, adquate supply of volunteer-donated blood. We cant let them down. Monday, July 30, from 10

to 3 p.m and Tuesday . July 31 from 2 - 7 p m.the bloodmobile will be at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Route 9and Stone Harbor Boulevard, Cape May Court House. Our collection goal is 150 pints To reach this goal we need the participation of everyone, visitor and resident alike, he said. To make an appointment. Call Kay Moore at 465 3041. ext *70 or ext 272. It is perfectly safe to donate blood every 56 hours To be elegible, you must be ingood .health, between the ages of 18 and 65 (17 wiht parental con sent), and weigh at least IK) pounds.

Cape Historical Lecture

will be Allen W President of

CAPE: MAY - The

Greater Cape May Historical Society will sponsor the third of its fourpart lecture series "The Rebirth of a National

Landmark Area"

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American E’lag Institute". Tickets are $2.75 per lec lure and maj^be purchased ft at the Colonial House, next

i.anumarK Area on^ai me uoioniai Mouse, next Saturday, July 28 at 7 p.m. Wto City Hall (rear).or at the in the (immunity Center dwr A Wine and Cheese on I^afayetteStreet. , Pan.' will follow the lec-

The third guest speaker ture

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