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Herald & Lantern 1 July 81

CAPK MAY County Chapter of the Amerifan Hed ( rot* hoard member Heglnald Brimn bf West Cape May would like everyone In patromze the

unit’s Bake Sale Saturday, July 11 in front of the Acme .in Cape May. from 10 a m until all goods are sold Proceeds wiH go toward general expenses such as

disaster relief, service to military families to help a man or woman to get home to see parents', etc., in case of emergencies; lifeguard training; operation of

'ninv nsvin« AT HAVE A PICNIC PRICES! -X-XX

FrKih Meat!, Vegetable* and Dell Product* BUD'S MARKET 83rd and Third Avenue Where Stone Harbor and Avalon MEAT! Open Daily 8A.M.

bloodmobile, and many other services for human needs. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Red Cross in this country. e e A TRIP TO Poconos Sept. 28,29,30, Oct. 1 and 2, being handled by Helen Schiavo of the Victorian Towers in . Cape May. includes five days," four nights,; three meals per day plus activities. Interested? Phone Helen at 884-8438 IT HAPPENS one every thousand births, so' the statistics say. that is boy arid girl twins — but such is the case of Tom and Rosemary Celandine. We saw them strolling about Cape May with a ‘ coach built for two" holding Jessica’Andrew about five months old (dressed alike) only Andrew was crying -* Jessica smiling prettily VtfTORJAN FAIR attracted hundreds held on the grounds of .th|? Physick Estate June 20. Tliis year something new \uis added, a 50-50 drawing dvery hour on the hour. f First winner was* Edith l^imon, then FredKihner. Mae McLaughlin, all of Cape May. it’s all in the line of duty for Rescue Squad workers, Steve Beck. Charles Frederick and Fred Raker

Anchor is honoring the International Year of Disabled Persons by offering Free Checking* for Handicapped Citizens** UNLOCK ANCHOR'S TREASURE CHEST with deposits of $5,000.00 for 30 month .certificates $ 10,000.00 for 6 month certificates SELECT ONE OF THESE GIFTS

* Mfe. OraitaaWtac MOO • Start•» Kit indudtt 50 fra* checks — minimef charge far addfciaod chocks — min. oponing baL • * Handicap identification required • Offer good while supply lotti • Substantial penaltiet for forty withdrawal of certificatat of deposit • 1 free premium per depositor •Offer apphos tool new deposits

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The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

— as they carry equipment to and from smiling all the way, never an unpleasant look and always willing to oblige. AS THE SAYING goes, .."Diamonds are a girl’s best friend” With that in mind the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary is, hosting a raffle for a one-carat tear-drop pendant with gold chain valued M $3,000. Raffle tickets afe. $1. each and second prize is a 19-inch ^color tv. The necklace-extraordinaire was designed by Jan' Chrlssafis of Asimi Jewelers, right on the Washington Mall and Sawyer's Walk. It is r there . you will nave to go to see this beautiful diamond pendant where it is displayed for your pleasufc in viewing. The lucky winner will be chosen Sept. 6 in Cape May Convention Hall whereTthe Rescue Squad willMje hosting the evening featuring the Harrowgate Stringband in concert. Want some chance books or even single raffles...the numbers forlhe committee are: 884-7395 - Helen McGahev. 884-3848 - Julie

Cinder. 884-7201 - Pat Kellie, 884-3645 - Ann Duhin, 884-4212 - Ella Mae Miller. r GET WELlf)wishcs for a speedy recovery to William 'Zefby of Cape May Point. ..also to Rose Bove and Peg Fossett. CONGRATULATIONS to John, Burke upon graduating from college. Proud mhmma is Pauline Burke; grandparents bursting.with pride arc Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jarvis of Cape MaV Point, WITH DEEP sympath> upon the passing of Edith Allen, sister of, Helen Brown and Clarence Farmer, of W$st Cape May. Mr. Farmer is the president of the Cape May Tennis Club. Mrs. Brown is the wife of Reginafd Brown, prominent organist and pianist. Mrs. Allen made her home near Pittsburgh, Pa~* OOPSi We goofed in reporting July 1 as the GEMS presentation of The Rockaway Reyue’s dance and song production. It’s actually July 5 in Cape May ••Convention Hall Call 884-2906 for details.

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SEA ISLE CITY - James Terruso has been elected president, and Eugene E. Spiegel vice 'president, of the local Board of Education. The new president is treasurer of the local Rotary Club and the resort’s Pee Wee Hockey League, and is secretary of the Italian American Club here. A LICENSED public accountant, Mr. Terruso is purchasing agent for Sea Isle City. A 1974 graduate of St. Joseph’s with a degree in accounting, he is a member of the Legislati\le Action Committee for the Governmental Purchasing Assn, of New Jersey. Mr. Terruso is married to the former Susan Migliaccio and they have a son Paul, a second child is due in the fall. MR. SPIEGEL, 38, has been a local resident for 22 years and lives on 53rd St. with is wife Joanne and two children, Stacy Ann and Eugene Robert. In addition to his vice

presidency, he will serve on four board committees and represent the board on the N.J. School Board Assn. j weh/weT sunglass FOR i j ANT FACE AND BUDGET j

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FREE Nuriif Tnt Sat for Senior CHinni Anyone who ho, troubU hoofing or undarstonding it walcoma to hava o fr*a haaring tost using tha latast electronic equipment to determine If they hove o correctable loss. EVen people now wearing a hearing aid or those who may hove been told nothing could be done for them should have a hearing test to find out If they ore one of the many a hearing old will help. The free hearing test will be given Friday at THE HEARING AID CENTER from 9 o.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you cannot come into the office, coll for a free home visit. PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT THE HEARING AID CENTERS OCCAM CITY, N.J. 399-7748 1523 Baythor* Rd. VILLAS, NJ.