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CAPE MAY'S Easter Parade on the promenade in front of Convention Hall was a huge success, hundreds gathered to take part and the judging became so difficult extra cash prizes were added. Sponsored by the City of Cape May and the Chamber of Commerce, Jerry Inderwies was emcee, introducing Deputy Mayor Adrian Capehart, Mary Loper, Chamber of Commerce president; Dolly Stango, general chairperson; and judges, Bea Lanzi, Helen and Reginald Brown, and Marion Bermender. CATEGORIES AND winner included: Best Dressed Child to 5 years, female'"■^Melissa Hartman of Philadelphia and Thomas Quinn of Cape May, $15 each; Best Dressed Child 6 to 12 — Amy Nehring of Cape May and Jamie Hurd of Chalfont, Pa., $15 each; Best Dressed Teenager 13 to 19 — Lois Gallagher and Marty Mitchell, both of Cape May, $15 each; , Best Dressed Man — George Gauvry of Rancocas Woods, $15; Best Dressed Woman — Dorothy Burton, $15; Best Dressed Couple under 50 — Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMahon of Egg Harbor, $25; Best Dressed Couple over 50 — Mr. and Mrs. N. Hunt of North Cape May, $25; Best Dressed Family — Mr. and Mrs. PaulMurphy of Willow Grove, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me El* waine of Cape May, $25; Best Dressed Twins — Tiffany and Candy McCaffrey of Philadelphia, $15; Best Easter Bonnet — Kathleen Deeley of Philadelphia, $15; Special Children's Awards — Joanna Hurd of Chalfont, Pa.; Petronella VanBerry of West Cape may, Niesheia Arrington, of West Cape May, Jessica Pernik of. Cape May,

Square Dance COLD SPRING* - A square dance will be held 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 23, at Price Hall of Old Brick Church. Seashore and Academy Rds. Dot Wheeler will be the caller. There will be a donation and refreshments.

To Lecture On Safari CAPE MAY - Herbert Beitel will give an illustrated lecture, African Safari, as part of the spring program series given by the County Art League at the gallery in the Carraige House, 1050 Washington St,, 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 27. Beitel, an attorney and Cape May summer resident, is president of the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. He will trace his tour, beginning with views of Rio de Janeiro from the top of Sugar Loaf, to Johannesburg and Cape Town South Africa. The main topic of his program will be the African game runs, and there will be views of Nairobi, Kenya, and Tanzania. For further information call the League at 884-8628 between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 1 and 4 p.m. Sundays.

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'Jackie Dolan ol DelHaven, each $10. ••• BURDETTE-TOMLIN Hospital Auxiliary of Cape May is nfaking a great effort to re-group. Anyone interested is urged to attend a meeting 2 p.m. Monday, April 26 at the Episcopal

Church of the Advent, Washington and Franklin 'Sts. Helen Hunter advises that they now have a chairperson but need volunteers to formulate a group representing the Cape May’s Auxiliary.

TULIP FESTIVAL celebrations start Saturday, April 24 on the mall where Dutch giftware will be on sale and the first Tulip Queen will be introduced. There’ll be Klompen dancing with the Joanne Reagan's Dance group performing in authentic wooden shoes, —* Street Scrubbing with the dancers attired in Dutch costumes showing how street scrubbing was done in Holland with mops and brooms. There’ll also be the Essay and Poster

Awards as chosen from the Contest — all entrants will have their works displayed at the Welcome Center on Lafayette and Bank St. THE TULIP Celebration will continue the following Saturday, May 1 when awards will be given for the Best Tulip Garden Display by Harry Lozour, chairperson for the Tulip Planting Committee, along with Charles Bernard, cochairperson. The April 24 and also May 1 celebration will also feature the Captain Mey

Inn on house tour where many Dutch artifacts and a collection of Delft Blue will be on display. Carin Feddermann is chairperson of the Tulip Committee and Millie LaCanfora. cochairperson. In case of rain, all Mall celebrations will be at Convention hall. AN ADDED attraction at the Tulip festivities will be the introduction of Waltz ing In Cape May, composed with Robert Stango of Cape May and played by the Hofnagle Band.