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Avalon Women’s GOP Plan Champagne Gala *

AVALON - The Avalon Women’s Republican Club will hold their tenth annual Champagne Gala in the Princeton Lounge, Avalon, Sunday, October 7 from B: 30 to B: 30 p. m., according to Mrs Marian Giltrap and Mrs Pauline Petrica, co-

chairwomen.

Mrs. Mary Fallon is-, ticket/^chairwoman; she may be reached at 9B7-3575 jjter noon. Also serving on tne committee are: Mrs.

Esther Bracher, Mrs. Dorothy Buswel), Miss Ann Earnshaw, Mrs. Helen Montgomery, Mrs. Betty Ross, Mrs. Alice Sell and

Mrs. Viola Wade.

The price of admission, $6.50, includes free champagne, hors d’ouevres, door prizes and

music for dancing.

In addition many interesting articled will be auctioned by Mayor •Armocst including an

original painting donated by Mrs. Alice Marvel. TWe purpose of this event is to give all Republicans an opportunity to meet with the candidates for the upcoming November election, td lend their support to the campaign and to have a good time. The committee recommends ordering your tickets now to avoid disappointment. This popular affair has been a seflpoutin the past.

Audubon Society Plans Autumn Weekend

The New J«»ey Audubon Society promises a rare experience for the bird watcher and naturalist at its Cape May Autumn Weekend. October 5,6,7 6 8. The 33rd annual event coincides with the peak fall migration for some 368 species of warblers, .shorebirds and raptors.' Cape May has long been synonymous with autumn birding because it is uniquely located at a point where migratory birds coverage. Raptors, such as hawks and owls take a southwesterly course from Cape May, while warblers and shore birds continue down the Atlantic coast. A full Cape May Weekend schedule will keep the naturalist about as busy as the migrating birds. Daytime programs include bird walks, hawk and owl banding demonstrations, botany walks, butterfly tagging, and bog trips as well as hawk watches and a boat trip to view pelagic, or sea birds. A special feature of the agenda will I exhibit by artists. The include the of Jimmy and. decoy carvings Shourd III, and Gary Livelsberger’s "Wildlife paintings and drawings based on birding at Cape

May”.

A reception for E. Darrell Smith, NJAS "Artist-in-Residence”, will be held at the Christian Admiral Hotel, the weekend headauarters, on Saturday, October 6 from 4 to 6 p.m. Ten original paintings from Mr. Smith's "Owls of the World” series will be displayed. Three lithographic prints:

"Snowy Owl", "Barred Owl", and "Great Horned Owl" will be for sale with remarqued prints available. Mr. Smith will donate half of the profits of " any prings sold through, the New Jersey Audubon Society to Owl haven, aj. NJAS nature center m Monmouth County. ' • 4 The NJAS Conservation Av6rd will^e presented on Friday evening to six New Jersey citizens. This year’s recipients 7 will - be* recognize® for their efforts toward preserving the Pipe Barrens. The six are: Ms.

Cardi Barrett, Wesjk CollihfpwAd; Mr. John Hires, New Lisbon; Mr\ Gary Patterson. Browns Mills; and Ms. Mae Barringer, Mary-Ann Thoinpson, and Nan Walnut, all of Vincetown. The weekend event'will be hosted by the Society’s ’Cape Majr Bird Observatory and reservations ace still available. ‘Inquiries may be sent to Pejer Dunh at* Cape May Bird Observatory,. Bqx 3, Cape May Point, New* Jersey. 08212,‘ or telephoned to«09-864*2736.

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