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Herald & Lantern 15 July 81

DR. ROBERT SCAPPA • announces, the opening of his off ice for the practice of urology , located at 200 Hirst Avenue Rio Grande, N.J.. 08242

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SOMETHING . NEWS been added, it's the Saint Anthony's Religious Goods store at Out Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape May. It’s on the left side as you enter the church from the main entrance in the basement. Hours are from 11 a.mr. to 1 p.m.. THE CAPTAIN Cornelius J. Mey Tulip Festival Commission is im full swing. Officers are Harry Lozour, chairman, Carln\ Feddarmann. cochairperson, Mllly Lscanforar, secretary and Rosemary ftumpo. Mall Merchants representative.

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arrangements to purchase bulbs from the Tulip Commission for planting in their front lawns’, yards, etc. * ' To speed the purchase of \hese bulbs, the following have made their own donations- to the Tulip Commission — Chamber of Commerce $100. City of Cape May $300, Harry Lozour $25, Charles Bernard $100, Kiwanis Club $50. A SAVINGS account has been opemki at the First National Bank of Cape May to keep a record Qf all these donations. It is projected that $L200 is the rough « estimate needed for the Tulip' Festival, and any person desiring, to contribute to this cnu&e-may do so by sending to the Tulip Festival Commission, City of Cape May and a Certificate .will be forwarded to anyone making such a donation. The bulbs are going to be purchased from a Dutch bulb company. Chairman Lozour will be speaking before various organizations to give everyone the details on this festival. Should you desire your club, company, or even a group to have Mr Lozour come speak to them, please do get In touch with him at the Dellas Real Estate Agency ALSO PLANNED is a street in Cape May named properly after its founder. Cornelius J. Mey, the Dutch explorer. Also next year's Beach ; Tags perhaps with a Tulip logo... and even Tulip lapel stickers; CONGRA+ULATIONS to John Burke of'West Cape May who is entering Law School ... John Kwansnieki upon his engagement. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Dr. Irving Tenenbaum ... Fo Fo Andy ... Rita Weis. GET WELL SOON to Walter Watson and Dorothy Waterman CONGRATULATIONS Eucharistic Ministers Vincent Casale, Joseph Fahy. and Mike Turner, all at Our Lady Star of Sea Church. ••• JULY 18 is the Chicken Bar-b-que celebration at •he Physick Estate Inr the Centennial Committee of the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. There’ll be an open bar, croquet playing on the lawn, Sea Isle City Stringband, and a sensational antique quilt show. It all starts 4 p.m., continuing to 8. Reservations are being taken at the center's dffice 884-5404. WELCOME new Cape May-itcs Marianne Monroe and Paige Shouvlin. NEWCOMER to the Cape May Convention Hall staff is Jim Penn, overseeing the Kiddie Cartoons, special events and generally being ever so helpful and polite. ••• FANTASTIC JOB done by Cape May police over the crowded weekend, answering so many emergency calls. We slaute them.

IT'S CALLED "The greatest thing in outdoor recreation since jogging! It’s ratter skating, from 8 a m. to 11:30 p.m. at 307 Beach Dr. Skate rentals are available at an hourly 'Tee.