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RIO GRANDE - A call for all animal lovm to join the group wan made during the reorganization meeting of the Animal Welfare Society of , Cape May County at the Social Service* Bldg It was alao announced at the recent meeting that the unit’s Pet Adoption Progftm will be instituting a cebtral "hot line' for persona, to report kwt and found animals Jean Nlssen was reelected president for 1980

Dave Masteraon will continue as investigator Other officers include vice president Jean Stremick, secretary Catherine Clark, and treasurer Helen Whitehead Trustees include Masterson. Edith Reusch and Ortavla deMiranda The society meetings are 7 30 p m the third Tuesday of each month at the Social Services Bldg Those wanting more information or wishing to join, may call 465-4563 or 886-3924.

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CHECK IS PRESENTED to Frank Klebauer by Dr. Arnold Podell. right, while Ernest Yarborough looks on.

Diller Home Recipient Of Lions Club Donation

STONE HARBOR - The Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children has received a $1,500 boost from the Wildwood Lions Club. A check for that amount was presented on behalf of the home during a recent meeting of the Stone Harbor Lions here The donation will go award a renovation program currently underway at the home \ The Wildwood Lions made the renovation program one of their own fund raising projects.

Lions' clubs throughout the world are noted for their efforts promoting better vision and helping those with slight problems The Diller Home provides a vacation retreat for 26 unsighted children each week during the summer. During the presentation meeting at the local club, presided over by Ernest L. Yarborough. Wildwood Club President Dr. Arnold Podell presented Diller Home president Frank Klebauer with the $1,500 check

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Winter Sale On At Thrift Shop RIO GRANDE - The Cape May County unit. N.J. Assn for Retarded Citizens reminds Jersey Cape residents of its year-round thrift shoppe. 6th and Maryland Avepues. behind Shop-Rite here The hours are 9:30 to 3:30 Monday through Friday and 10 to 2 on .Saturday The shop carries white elephant iterifc. household goods and used children’s and adult's clothing and shoes A half-price sale on all winter items will continue through Feb 16 There are also weekly specials. For information about donations or sales call Maureen Duffy. 465-9349 during normal business hours

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Coin Club Sunday WILDWOOD - Regular month meeting of the Cape Coin Club is 2 p.m.. Feb 10 at the Recreation Center, second floor. 243 E. Rio Grande Ave Doors open at 12:30. The public is invited. Notables On Hand For Kitcanis Party SWAINTON - The Kiwanis Club of Cape MayCourt House attended a dinner- Theatre PartyJan. 24 the 76 House where the attraction was ,, 'n»e Man of La Mancha . " The "Old Sport" reports consensus was the performance was great, the fond was delicious and the door prizes were adequate - although there was some uneasiness when "Uncle George" Letzcus won three prizes and Lt. Gov. Jim Washington pulled his own number to win the basket of cheer. Among dignitaries spotted in the audience were Sheriff Beechfox, Dr. Napoleon. Vince Changlin of the Upper Township Kiwanis Club. Charlie Leusner. Middle Township Democratic Leader. Al Klimesz of the Gazette Leader. Cmdr. Cornell and Chief Ryan of the Navy R.O.T.C Unit at M.T.H.S.. Freeholder Ralph Evans: Rev WilTlam Reas nor, former Methodist Minister now in Pitman, supertendent of Schools Dr Johnson, and Jack Hand and Dr. Callaway of the board of Education Chairman of the event was Bob Penkethman. Gary Barber was in charge of ihe door prizes, and President Bob Mossbrooks and First Vice president Lou I-uteri also lent their talents to make the affair run smoothly As one patron was heard to say upon leaving. "It was a perfect evening."

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Poetry Display At County library COLT ■ HOUSE - An exhibition of poetry on display at the county library Feb. 8-27 includes books. bibliographies, posters, and contemporary works by New Jersey pnest. Featured also is "Three Women: In Touch With Life,*’ an exhibit of watercolors with poetry. Poems on display are by Kay Fialkoff, Barbara Fischer, and Carol Prfntz. Kay Fialkoff writes poetry as an integral part of her creative expression as a painter. She writes ot life from an artist's perspective as well as that of a mother, wife, and contemporary woman. Barbara Fischer is a psychotherapist by profession. She lives and works in New York City, and began writing poetry 11 years ago. Poetry for her facilitates a release, introspection. and inspection of feelings. Carol Printz is a native of what is now called the Meadowlands area on New Jersey. After receiving a B A in English from Douglas College, she participated in the Great Peregrination of 60's children around the North American continent.

Card Party CAPE MAY - The Cape May Senior Citizens Gub will sponsor a card party and bingo 12:» Tuesday. Feb. 26 at Victorian Towers. Admission is $1.25, and players should bring their own cards. Interested \ persons are invited to make reser vations for the car^ party by attending the club's monthly meeting. 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Towers. 5 0 N M A R 1 O HAIR STYLISTS 3809 Pocific Avo. Wildwood 322-0265

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