Wednesday, January 28, 1981

The Herald and The Lantern

Page 11

NEW BRICK SIDEWALK Is being installed on the Post Office'property in Cape May, resulting in tearing up of some hedges and the wondering by some people of what was wrong with the old concrete walk?

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Petition For King Holiday COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Branch of the NAAGP if among organizatipns nationwide circulating petitions to the government to declare Martin Luther King's birthday a national holiday. In its petition, the local branch notes that no black or non-white American has, * ever been honored by any national holiday, and that Dr. King spearheaded (he movement toward equality for black people and other minorities ih this country. THE CIVIL rights leader was bom in Atlanta Jan. 15, - 1929 and was gunned down in Memphis April 4, 1968. Currently there are two. bills in the U.S. Copgress' considering Dr. King's birthday as a national holiday - U.S. House Bill 15 in the Post-Office and Civil Service Committee, and Senate Bill 25, in the Judiciary Committee. PETITIONS • ARE available thru the NAACP whose Jersey Cape members include president Dorothy Mack in Court House (465-5736), and treasurer Louis L. Lock of West Cape May (884-8852). “We hope that by Jan. 15 next year, Dr. King’s birthday will have been declared a national Holiday," Mr. Lock said in announcing the circulation of the petition locally. Theatre Group Seeks a Hand In Kid’s Show The Cape May Community Theater is seeking individuals interested in becoming involved in it’s upcoming children’s show The Prince Who Wouldn't Talk by James Brock. Stagehands, artists, ticket-takprs, set decorators, and refreshment servers are all needed for the show. THERE WILL be a production meeting, Jan. 31 at Cape May City Hall auditorium, and anyone interested in any phase of the production is invited to attend. This production will be presented in cooperation with the Jersey Cape Performing Arts Guild and the Mid-Atlantic Center For the Arts Feb. 21 at Cape May Convention Hall. For more information call 886-0298 or 88*.-2750.

Trip To See The Whales POMONA - The Greenpeace Movement of South Jersey has announced plans for *a "Spring Whale Watch” to be held June 13 and 14 off Provinceton, Mass, according to area Greenpeace coordinator, Sue Stein. Stein said transportation is being arranged from South Jersey, and complete information on the trip may be obtained by calling 625-1287 or 641-6771, or by writing Greenpeace, South Jersey. Box “Save The Whales," Pomona, 08240.

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