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Herald & Lantern 22 April 81

, EVER THINK OF thank ins your friend* and hired help for helping you do work 7 This is just what happened at the Queen Victoria quest house on Columbia and Ocean St*, in Cape May .Owners Joan and Dane Well* held a reception* on the eve of their guest house opening They toasted workers who painted, wired. insulated, upholstered and furnished the house They thanked those who had helped them

choose antioues, install storm windows, sand floors, cane chairs and haul debris, even those who had loaned them tools and trucks and given moral support. IN KEEPING WITH The Victorian theme, the •‘purveyor*" of goods and services were awarded "royal warrants,” copies of the endorsements that Queen Victoria awarded to distinguished merchants in 19th Century England, as follows:

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Jack A Dave Vasser — removal services without wftich one cannot service...Roger Crawford purveyor of antioues, and assorted finishing details...Maggie A Mollle Kenton — neighbors extraordinaire...Tom A Dan Hawkins - suppliers of transportation...Tom A Sue Carroll - advisors extraordinaire...Lance A Diane Munti — tool rental and purveyors of brass hardware...Ed Solomon of Villas Insulation...Gene Cathrall — carpenter...Bruce Leonard A Pete Leonard — plumbing and heating .Joanne A Bob Myers — purveyors of feather pillows ..R.L. I/mg — chair caner who started to show how iUa done, ended up doing it all...Pete A Ronnie Matthews oak furniture...Ron Shoemaker, Wildwood branch manager of Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. — purveyor of paints and painting supplies...Rodger W. Moss — color consultant...Dennis Brandenburg — purveyor of antique chairs...National Associates — agents of insurapce...Jay A Marge

THANK YOUI THANK YOUl THANK YOU I To everyone that helped make the 5th Annual American Cancer Society Telethon the success it was. Local residents phoned in pledges totaling nearly $12,000.00, almost double last years total. Over $1,000.00 was collected at the Republican dinner Saturday night and presented by the candidates. Special thanks to Wildwood High School, T.V. Channel 2, Gilday's Music Center, Hotel Birches and to all the volunteers and entertainers who gave their time and talent so unselfishly. ... . Sincerely, Bebe and Chink Flanigan April 11, 1981 Telethon Telethon Co-Chairman

Hennelly — surofers of structure and land* Frank Beni — supplier of sander and finished floors...Dale Brandenburg — applier of exterior paints...Joan Vanaman — supplier of upholstery for furniture...R A J Electric — purveyor of electrical supplies and servdles . Cape May Savings A I/>an — suppliers of financial wherewithal...B^tay Tllden Wells (Dane’s mother) — supplier of financial wherewithal. v About fifty people enjoyed the wine, sandwiches and other goodies marking the completion of a fivemonth restoration project. The exterior has been painted in authentic Victorian colors (the SherwinWilliams Co. will feature the house on brochures advertising a "heritage” line of paints). The interior features the ownf^ collection of Mission anuques.

At THE CAPE May County Art League, located in the Carriage House on the Physick Estate, the month of May is "Young Peoples" month. Exhibits will be the work of art students, grades 7 thru 12, who attend public schools of Cape May County. Opening will be Sunday, May 10 with awards for excellence given 1 p.m. Saturday, May 23.

PHYSICK HOUSE Centennial celebrfttion plans are underway Sally Hirsh as chairperson. Here are some of the events: May 9 gourmet Preservation Dinner and rollicking entertainment at the Mad Batter, Cape May (reservations

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needed)...May 23, 24,25 activity-packed Memorial Day Weekend...June 20 festive Victorian Fair...July 18 gala Victorian Lawn Party aad Antiques Auction...Aug.B Yard Sale and Flea Market...Sept.19 festive Tea Dance...Oct. 10, 11 and 12 biggest-ever Victorian Weekend...Oct. 31 hobgoblins parade at Halloween Party. Nov. 27, 28 that cheery prelude to the holidays — the Christmas Bazaar...Dec. 28 the heart-

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THE VOLUNTEERS who help make the County Museum in Swainton possible are sponsoring a fourday trip to Colonial Williamsburg and Busch Gardens May 15 thru 18. Genevieve Van Sever of Cape May Point is helping to head things up for this delightful excursion and stay. If interested, call her soon at 884-8166.

QUEEN VICTORIA guesthouse proprietors Dane and Joan Wells at the reception honoring artisans and friends who helped with restoration of the 100-year-old Second Empire-style house. She Is former executive director of the Victorian Society In America and curator of the Molly Brown House Museum in Denver. Colo. The house exterior was recently repainted In authentic Vlctorian-style colors.

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