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' i ■ ■■•>>1.1 Thursday. August 2.1979

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Canje Baby Parade CAPE MAY - The Cape May Department of Public Relations and Recreation will end the anticipation of many youngsters and adults when they begin their 47th Annual Baby Parade at 2 p.m. Friday, August 3. Formation of all participants will start at 1 p.m. at First, Second and Broadway Avenues facing. Beach Drive. The floats, tricycles, baby carriages, pageant queens, twirling groups, marching bands, vfire trucks and city offidials will proceed down Beach Drive from Broadway to the judges stand in front of Convention Hall. Applications can still be obtained at Cape May City Hall and Convention Halloffice hours 8:30a.m. -4:30 p.m. For further information call 884-8411 extension 20 or 27. ^Bijpras ELIZA ife T H ANN GREEN, born to Richard and Janet Green. P.O.Box 263. CMCH, (7-20). WAYNE THOMAS MAGILL JRborn to Wayne and Alda Magill, 1 Mowery Ave.. Villas.(7-20). JENNY LYNN REAGAN, born to Jeffry and Rose Reagan, 258 6th Ave.. West Cape May. (722) KELLY NICOLE WEBB., born to Michael and Rosemary Webb, 801 Washington Blvd., N. Cape May. (7-22). KRISTIN ANN FONTAINE. born to Andrew and Linda Fontaine, R.D. number 2, Box 377A, CMCH. (7-23). PAUL ANDREW DIETZ, born to Robert andEleanor Dietz. 223 E. Learning Ave., Wildwood. (7-23). KEITH MICHAEL THOMAS, born to Harry and Sandra Thomas. 221 Oakdale Ave., Villas. (723). SHRONDA SANDELL HARRIS,born to Eric and Sandra Harris, 27 Pennsylvanla Ave., Cape May. (7-23). ANNA MARIE HAMPTON. born to Francis and Anna Hampton. 222 W. New Jersey Ave.. Villas. (7-24). Historical Lecture CAPE MA.Y - The Greater Cape May Historical Society will sponsor the fourth and last of its four-part lecture series “The Rebirth of a National Landmark Area" Saturday/August 4 at 7 p.m. in the Lafayette Street Community Center. The guest lecturer for the fourth of the series will be Ms. Ann Perry. “Executive Director of , Frances Tavern Museum". Tickets may be purchased at the Colonial House. nexttoCity Hall or at the door. Wine and cheese following lecture. Lecture $2.75. Five Point Club AVALON - The Five Point Club of Avalon will hold its regular meeting Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. in the Avalon Room of the Borough Hall. All members are urged to attend and take part in electing officers for next year.

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