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‘Can't Take It With You’ Auditioning

, CAPE MAY - TtM! Community Theatre will be indding auditionK for iU sprinii production. "You ran t Take It With You," at

7 pm Fritjay, Saturday and Sunday itr the City Hal) AuditoriThn,. it was an nounced by director Petef

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The 1937 Pulitzer Prize winning comedy was written by Moss Hart and George Kaufman, and will involve a cast of 13 men and six women, said Vernon. It will be presented in six performances running from April 17 through 25 THE COMMUNITY Theatre is a locally based group operating under the sponsorship of the recently

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^ AVALON - The Senior a Qitizens Organization, i .(ASCO), has set a new ^ deadline for reservations for the Washington, D.C. trip April 8 and 9. The final tally will be piade Monday. J • March 1 ^ For information, call A 967-7953. David Van Horn is > tour chairman and Jean Lemke is ASCO president.

Children’s Play Called ‘Tremendous Success’

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CAPE MAY - Saturday evening's showing of the ■Prince. Who Couldn't Talk" at Convention Hall here was a "tremendous success and the members of the Cape May Community Theatre couldn't be happier," according to Peter Vernon, director ' "We would like to^extend our greatest thanks, to the audience, the volunteers, and the schools whose par ticipation contributed to the success of this event,” he said following the overwhblmirig audience turnout. "Our special thanks gA to Larry Martino and the Margaret Mace Elementary Band for their musicial entertainment, to Bob Smeltzei 1 and the City of Cape Master their cooperation an^ support of our venture, ami to the Mid Atlantic Center for the Arts whose financial assistance gave the Theatre an opportunity to expand its presentation.

A • WE ALSO offer a sincere apology to the people we unfortunately had to turn away at the door. We had anticipated a crowd of 200-300 people, but due to

the overwhelming public response, we ended up with , a. full house. Because of * possible fire hazard, we felt our safest alternative was to close admittance. ' "We are looking forward to seeing everyone again soon since more children’s entertainment will be included in our future plans,” Mr. Vernon concluded.

Fctfxl Stamp FieU Visits

RIO GRANDE - Field service visits by the county Food Stamp Office for

March have been announced by Leroy Cardile, food stamp supervisor A representative will be on hand at the seven field offices f*om 9:30 a m. to noon as follows: Millman Center, Bayshore Road, Villas, Wednesday, March 4. Ocean City Youth Center, 6th and Atlantic Aves., Friday, March 6. COUNTY LIBRARY. Mechanic St., Court House, Monday, March 9. Wildwood Community Center, ^vis Ave., Wednesday jMarch 11. Woodbine Community Center, Longfellow and Monroe Aves., Monday,

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Cape May City Hall, 643 Washington St., Tuesday,

March 10.

North Wildwood City

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