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Hcrald.A Lantern 13 January '82

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COURT HOUSE - On Jan 16. dancers will compete for pfizes and pledges at a 12-hour dance-a-thon at the American legion Hall here The, contest is sponsored by Lancers Two Inc. and will benefit the Menlo Park Veterans.Hospital. Instructor.* Nancy Gibson says. • We chose the hospital since the American legion decided to donate fun<^ to provide new equipment, and we always try to help them with their major project if we can. V' ANDY VOLVO, disc jockey from WOND radio will provide music from 9 am to 9 pm and dinner, will be served to all contestants still danci’hg at the dinner hour. % Door prizes will be awarded . to dancers throughout the day. and there will be cash awards for the three contestants who complete the 12 hour dance a>tnon and have the' highest amount of pledges in support of the project. All young people who would like to dance to the music, test their stamina, and help raise money for the Veterans at Menlo Park are invited to participate. For further information •and pledge forms, call 46^4916 or 729-6662

Volunteers, Auxiliary Elect

DENNISVlLLE - Both the Dennisville volunteer Fire Co. and the Ladies Auxiliary elected new presidents and officers for . I9H2 at their recent annual election meetings. William Robinson was efected president of the fire company, succeeding Howard Babbitt who chose not to seek re-election. James Grimes was reelpcted vice preisdent as was recording secretary John Champion, treasurer Arthur Lathers Jr corresponding secretary Keith Strain and Chief Rod Kohler JOYCE. BREWER was, • elected president of the auxiliary, succeeding Judy Jones who did not seek reelection Rosie Robinson was re-elected vice president. Margi* Lathers, treasurer. Suzanne Jenkins corresponding secretary and Denise LaBov recording secretary. The two fire organiza-. (ions will continue their cooperation and special projects will be conducted this year to raise funds and observr? the 35th anniversary of the fire company. The fire company and auxiliary serves the communities of Dennisville, South Dennis and North Dennis The fire company meets the first Monday of each month and the ladies auxiliary meets the second Thursday of the month Area residents served by the company are invited to attend the meetings

THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF OCEAN CITY INC. at, Shelter Rd. of Tennessee Ave. in Ocean City has the pet below for adoption as well as many other canines and felipps Shots . are administered before adoption. The Society ik run by volunteers and donations are appreciated. They’re open between 1 and 4 p.m. and can be

reached at 309-2018.

Jazz is a l-year-ojd black & white, neutered male short hair. He’s very peppy and lovable.

Black!* is a 2-year-old maJe. mixed breed, who needs a very loving home. THE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY INC. is a nonprofit volunteer organization. Besides tha animal above, they also have .numerous other pets for adoption. In addition, they offer a neutering and spaying program <end provide a , lost and found service. AII^ animals have shots before adoption. Call 465-4563 between 9 am. and 4 p.m. for details. Donations are welcomed.

(From Page I9)'' « many choices you won t know what to’order first. All lunch and dinners include the famous soup and salad buffet. an amazing array of the finest foods temptingly set out to get you started. CHRIS SUEY ENTERTAIN^ THIS WEEKEND at the Pilot House. Come one. come all to gather by the brightly burning fireplace at the Pilot House, oo the mall at 142 Decatur Street in downtown Cape May and relax with the renditions of Chris Suey. This cozy Center city spot is the place to go for sutculent dishes. THE HERALD S INN IS NOW SERVING Lunch and Dinners Jack Cundiffs Herald s Inn. Rts 9 & 47, in Rio Grande has always been a great place for delicious snacks and fine entertainment, and now it’s the "in spot’’ for lunch and dinner as well. If you haven't visited Herald's t Inn yet. you've missed some of the best food around There are plenty of popular entrees and delicious desserts you’ll want to sample for sure Conveniently located nearby the Rio Mall, Social Services Bldg and Marlyn Manor shopping center. Herald's has ample seating for all. There's free parking for 500 cars! FRIDAY NIGHT IS MOVIE NIGHT at the Cap* May County Library. Friday night is a good time to take off and relax, and the free weekly movie series offered at the Cape May County Library in Cape May Court’House include old time as well as recent favorites. Danny is on the bill this Friday night. January 15, starting at 7:30 p.m. It's a delightful family flick

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