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Herald it Lantern 29 April 81

WKDNKMDAY. APRIL it _ » ChMwan, 1111 BMcfe Dr., CtflUy, "sraLSK*. Oannarity (UB, Avaloo, amy oOm Wadnaday, Unlpd 74: Hbjk. Oraraalan AMayMi (WaM for bifa.).». Caaifiiir'a Chorrh, Ltoeola a Clay Wap am. 7:10 pm DaapMra at Aaartea Badal NlgM (opaa to a0>. Worm Gub. Bayabora a Wabar Rda, VOUa, ■ p m.

County Calendar Itama lor COUNTY CALENDAR muat be reeabrad tbo flairaday prtar to t Saad tbam to: Libby Damp rortalt, P.0 Boa 40t. Capa May,

FIRST [ THIRD place ribbons on the plant* that won for her at the 6lh annual 4-H Spring Garden Show last Friday and Saturday are held by Anna May Parker.

PratM*

THURSDAY. APRIL It

pored by

of C M OMaty(7»ltO«), Golden Ea^e In, Capa May. begin 0 a m. Joaft-a-Tloae by Raneb Hope Aux.. LaGataa Martet, MOO Bayahore Rd

netting North Creek, 104. todey, tmrw. A Sat.

neat Deaaert Card Ratty A IMage ot eeaeon by Woman'i Community Gub (player* ask ad to bring own cards A gtfta for prises), Welcome Center.

Lafayette A Banks St .Cape May, U:J0pm

Rad Gass Mssdwskdp. Wildwood Crest Ambulance Carps. 1-7 p.m.

FRIDAY. MAY I

May Day

for ill women; free nursery),. Cape May Court Howe Methodist Social HaD, Fridays until 8/lf, 0 s m noon, begins today. Flea Mkt. marking 100th anniversary Red Crom on May 30 behind Jamesway and Murphy’s Mart, C.M. Court House, deadline to reserve space

(460-73KZ or Oil) today.

Rammage Sale by Villas Women's Regular Republican Gub, Bayshore A Weber Rds , Villas, today A tmrw. 104 Jaak-a-Tlgae (sea Thurs ), North Cape May, 104 Fasts re Film Series sponsored by CM County Library (M5-7M7), every Friday at 7:30 p.m at the library, C M. Court House, Umlght: H G WeD's classic science fiction about the invasion of Earth by Mars ial by Ladies Aux., Villas Volunteer Fire Company, Hillman Center. I

p.m.

;

i. Washington St Mall. Cape May. 9 a m.-noon. nAsburyAve, Ocean G-

s Gub (open-to public).

Development — From PM e 30 variances granted by the Planning and Zoning Boards—fewer instances where even present planning and zoning was abused let alone the long-awaited update to local land use regulations. * It takes concerned people in the form of a community, not individual board members or elected officials to keep a growing community headed in the proper direction — the way to a future in which public services are kept to a minimum while the safety and welfare of the individual and the neighborhood is maintained or improved. UNLESS THERE IS TRUE CARING and concern on the part of the citizen, there can be little expectation that those on the firing line are going to do anything else than what, to a large degree, they have been doing: listening to the developers, the real estate salespeople, and the others who have something to gain every time another piece of land is “improv-

cd/*

And there is something else that must be understood: Develoment per se isn't wrong or harmful. It’s only improper development which emfe up costing the citizenry more in what it takes than what it provides in the way

O me lacv umi ucauuiiu vwaaxaasie going on — beautiful in terms of its interior funcuon and its exterior lines; beautiful In terms of its compatibility with the natural surroundings; beautiful in that its infringement upon neighbors and taxpayers is minimal. —The Herald Sr Lantern

SATURDAY. MAY I

FV« Mart* by Altar A Rotary Society of Church of the Assumption (S2242SA or 719-1973 to'rent tablet A more info ), church hall, Primrote A Sea view Ave., Wildwood Great. 9-5 Jump-A-Thoe sponsored by West Cape May Elementary School (benefits American Heart Association), Washli 3rd An ml Mock Party, between 7th A 10th Sta on A

ty, 9:30 a m.4:30p.m.

Ruminate Hale (aee-Fri ), Villas. 10-3 Jank-o-TIqwe (see Thurs ). N. Cape May, 104.

Trap shoot every Saturday, Bayshore Sportsmen's C

located at end of Arixona Ave., Villas, noon

Family Style Ham or Batter Fried Oyster IMnner, South Seavtlle Methodist Church (reservations required 2034938), South Seavtlle, seatknipi at 4:30,

3:30,9:30 pm

Mask A Fellowship, the Lighthouse Christian Coffeehouse (884-3424),

Broadway near 4th, Weal Cape May. every Saturday, 7:30 p.m. * WY

SUNDAY. MAY J

dean Up Week. Stone Harbor, today thru May M. Roast Beef Dinner sponsored bv fire company, Rk> Grande Firehouse,

ve , Rio Grande, r

* Gub (follows 3 p.m.

Deluca Dr A N Y Ave.,

a p.m.

Widow rr*

WEDNESDAY. MAY 9 «fc Anaal flprh« Fair. Vo-Tech Or . Oeat Haven Rd , C.M. Court Houee. ' Annl ■artag Iiit*-?- Stow Harbor-Avakm branch Bordatta Tomlin Hospital Aux for banrflt of hospital. Henry 's, Stona Harbor. II:» a m i p m MWaais Oeh dinner mooting (aee uadar Wad.), Capa May, 9:M p m. Overeaters Aasaymaas (aaaunder Wad ), Capa May. 7:»pm lawertwp. Ckamher af Cammaree maeting, tat A 3rd Wad. of each month. Guarantee Bank, VlBaa, 7:Mp m .. . Alawrr Twp. Taxpayers Aaaa. meeting <aD towmhip rartdenU welcome). Mlllman Ceotar, VtUaa. 7:10 p.m

LATER IN MAY bounty Human Servic Bldg. Conference llm, Rio Grande, t:IOpm May? Rammage Hale by Women of N Wildwood Uni tod MethodM Church, 2nd A Central Avea (3214939 info A donations), S4 pm May 7; 141 Mav |. The Gardeat at Leaadaga Ran. illustrated talk by Jack April, C M County Art League Lecture Sertea. Carriage House GaUerka. Physkk Estate. Capa May, I p m ('a ad Mates Night at regular meettf* of Lower Twp Republican Gub. 1901 Scott Ave., N. Cape May. 8 pm. May 7. ’ y Society of Si F

Rampage Sale by Altar A Rotary

t Raymond's Church (pickup

y (filndraiser for Children's Hoanitol of F^iila ). voluntee ting at shopping malls .throughout county, May 9 “ • “ ‘ Society. I

Daisy Day (I

t of kitimal e by ladies

Welfare

Rio Mall. Rio Grande. 193,

Cake Sale benefit of A

May 9

. Plant A Cake Sale b

firehouse, May 9

Colonial Wllllamsknrg A Batch Gardens 4-day Trip sponsored by CM County Museum (for reservations: 8944198 or 493-3333), leaven May IS

Aux. of Avalon Volunteer Fire Dept. Avaloo

CONTINUING . ( ape May Cooaty Art Leane, 1060 Waihington SI. Cape May. open 114 Tuea Sat.; 14 Sunday, cloned Mon Art cUases. lectures, exhibits Exhibits change monthly, admission free Sales gallery 884 8928 V.n

Ham Dinner A Dance by Widows or Wldowe

meeting), St. Cnaifnlr's Parish Hall, Woodbine, dancing with live musk 8

p.m.

MONDAY. MAY 4 Spring Clean Up Week. Sea Isle Gty (3834481), begins today, continues

thm May 9.

Food Sale by Women of St Barnabas Episcopal Church at Villas Branch of

Guarantee Bank. Bayshore Rd 9:13 a.m.

Overeaters Anaaymtma (8944394), Advent Parish House, 812 Franklin St.

'■na Uau avarv Mrvutav 11X0 n m *

'Cape May. every Monday. 12:30 p.m

IJae Dance Gasses sponsored by A_ -j—_ .. . gram. Crest Pier, Heather A AUanUc’Avea.. Wildwood Crest, every Monday

tine Dance Cl asset sponsored by Atlantic Cammunity College SAGES pro-

eather A Allan tic'Ave

mymoas. Boro Hall, 3100 Dune Dr. Avalon, every Monday.

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Overeaters Am

7 Hartal 1 by Lad lea Aux of Lower Twp Rescue Squad, Squad Bldg . Main A Georgia Avea, Villas. 8 pm . Sooth Partfk Shelling, topic at meeting of Jersey Cape Shell Gub. Wetlands Inst., Stone Harbor Blvd . Middle Twp., 8 p.m. TUESDAY. MAY t Chess Ctah. Community Ctr, N. Wildwood, every Tuesday, 7:15 p.m. Square Dance sponsored by Mlllman Seniors, Mlllman Center. Villas, every Tuesday, 7:Rlp.m.

SIGNING UP for Saturday's bikr-a thon In Court House benefiting St. Jude Children’s Hospital Is Heather Dillon.

Rummage Sale WILDWOOD - The Edward Graham Class of the First United Methodist Church will sponsor a rummage sale at The Hut, Oak Ave. betweeen Hudson and New Jersey, 9 to 5 May 1 and 2.

‘Learning’s Run’ Topic Of Lecture

CAPE MAY - The third in the County Art League’s series of lectures will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, May 7, at the League galleries, located at 1050 Washington St. The series is open to the public. Jack Aprill of Swalnton

will be the speaker. He will discuss the gardens at "Learning’s Run” by his home on Shore Road and will illustrate his talk with his collection of slides showing the gardens. Discussing how this project came about, be will go into the process of creating the gardens. One of the most interesting stops in "Learning Run" is a replica of a pioneer county farm. APRILL WILL ALSO discuss the "Christopher Learning House,” the old Cape May County home where he and Mrs. Aprill make their residence. It

was built In the early 1700’s by Christopher Learning, a whaler from New England. The cedar clapboard siding is covered with plaster and the roof is of cedar shakes. Floors are of pine. The 12 by 12 oak posts of the house rest on large ballast^ rocks, providing air space that has kept this wellconstructed house in perfect condition. There will be a question and answer period at the end of the talk. Succeeding lectures will be held by the Art League at 8 p.m. May 21 and June 4 and 18, all Thursday nights.

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