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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, February 11, 1981

the CAPE MAYRescue Squad” was the, theme, when the Christian Social Heltons Dept, of the Church* of the Advent recently held a series of bridge games in various homes throughout Cape Mav and West Cape May. The result was $250. presented to squad chief Joseph Crouch. The day was Mtter cold, but the inspiration and good cheer was everywhere. HOLIDAY INN in Dia mhrid Beach is the place for twrcgular meeting of the GJ2MS, a group of women dedicated to better the future of deserving youths Plans will be discussed for the selection of the recipient of the 1980-81 scholarship as soon as their choice is made you. will read about here. THE WOMEN’S Com munity Club daytime group also made the news their second district mid year President’s Council in Ocean City recently was at tended by Cape May’s Angela Smith. Gladys Wells. Doris Entriken. Marion Robertson and Virginia Fleming. ' The Cape May Daytime Chapter of Women’s' Com-

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munity Club has - many diversified programs, always interesting and always well attended. Mrs. Reginald Brown of West Cape May is one of their most dedicated workers, doing it with a smdeToo. THE RESCUEjjSquad Auxiliary held a committee meeting'for the upcoming Card Party event they are planning on Feb. 24 «t Victorian Towers. Present were Eleanor Gauvy. Nettie Duncan. Sylvia Coleman. Dot Burton. Eleanor Rulheford and chairperson, yours truly. Price will be a donation of $1.50 person but what’s needed so much now are prizes, both door prizes and tombola. If you have some items you have no use for. or more than one of whatever, we can use them or. if you'd like to bake a cake, cookies etc. — that too will be helpful. UNDER THE direction of president Helen McGahey, the auxiliary is planning a series of monthly events, with all proceeds going to the squad for the latest equipment they may need. • There are 52 auxiliary members. Want to jowT It's cAsy meetings are once a month on the first Wednesday at 7:39 p.m. in City Hall auditorium We need all the help we can get! THE CAPE MAY Parking Adyisory Committee held its first meeting January 29 in City Hall with Councilman Harry Gilbert officiating. Charles Pcsagno is chairman. Be on the lookout for this very interested group. They've lots of good ideas to help solve some of the parking problems now facing us throughout Cape May. They are now in the throes of making a survey of what wc do have insofar as parking facilities, what is projected we will need — and to make it all complete — a public meeting. Their next meeting is scheduled for Feb. ACME stORES held a Customer Promotional Fest. February 3 at the Cape May store Young and old and near-old were all invite'd to help reduce prices on so many pro-

ducts.

Refreshments were served and the store was closed at 6 p.m. to allow everyone

to first socialize and then proceed to help. Everyone got paid too at the? minimum wage of $3.35 peV hour and you could stay as late as midnight if you

wanted.

The atefiosphere was friendly, and the reduction prices on some items were as much as 'lO or I2t in

some instance)

ALL HELPED as groups were made up of residents from West Cape May and Cape May Executives from visiting branches stopped to talk to residents, watched'them make price reductions on various articles — replacing the higher prices with lower ones — stampirig canned goods put up the new prices. It was indeed enjoyed by all. Store supervisor Wayne Matthews, assistant, was equally attentive and kind. Many said, "let's do it again.”

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