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CAPE MAY- - Mrs. Helen Clark Dilday, resident artist-director of the County Art League, 1050 Washington St., has announced her retirement as director effective Oct.l. The League's treasurer, Anita Currier, was appointed by the board to take charge of activities in the interim before appointment of a new director. The officers and board of trustees of the league accepted Mrs. Dilday's resignation with regret. They noted the revitalization of the league since she took office, and the progress of the past few years, returning the league to its leading position in the arts in the County. THERE HAS been an increase in membership; there is an active schedule of summer art classes, a year-round series of pro-

grams and lectures; and an energetic board and group of committees have worked to improve the physical setup at the Carriage House and broaden the league's «cope of activities, while carrying on its traditional functions of mounting art exhibits and organizing the Annual Old House Tour of the county. This is actually Mrs. Dilday’s second retirement. She moved to Cape May in 1971 from New York City, where she had been a designer of decorative fabrics and wallpaper, and for 10 years did art work for Riverside-Church. BORN IN St. George’s, Me., Helen Clark Dilday studied at' the Portland School of Fine Arts, Portland, Me., and the Cleveland Art School. She was appointed resident director at the Art League EMT Refresher Currently certified New Jersey Emergency Medical Techicians are reminded that 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 20, there will be registration for the only refresher course that will be offered in Cape May County this year. Before their certification runs our, EMT’s are urged to contact Frank McDermott, 729-5555, for'information.

in May, 1977 and is a past president of the organization. She will continue to reside in Cape May. The Art League was founded in 1929 to bring the arts to the county. At a dinner held in Woodbine that year, Samuel FJeisher of Philadelphia, founder of the Graphic Sketch Club there, discussed the need for such an organization with Freeholder and Mrs. Luther C. Ogden. IN THE EARLY years the group met in Court House and in 1960 Dr. Sidney Newcomer, then the' owne'r of the Physick Estate, offered them the Carriage House. This made it possible for the league to hold classes and have its own exhibition gallery ; and the apartment there was available for a resident director. Since the formation of the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts in 1970 to take over the Physick Mansion and its restoration and the management of the estate the two group have worked closely together whil pursuing their respective mis-

FIRST PLACE winner in the Decorated on Wheels division of Cape May's 50th Baby Parade was Sean Mc(?ourt, here with trophy and curls.

Spaghetti Fete COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township Police Explorer Post 154 will hold a sphagetti dinner 4-8 p.m. Aug. 27 at the Methodist Social Hall on Church St. For further information contact Cpl. Fred Teasenfitz of the Police Department at 465-7803.

Picnic In Park WILDWOOD - The Wildwood Wednesday Group of Senior Citizens from Building 29 of the County Airport Is holding a picnic in the County Park, 9 a m. to 2 p.m. today, Aug. 18. Arrangements and refreshments were by Lorraine Subotka. 176 In Show STONE HARBOR - An outstanding Craft Show drew large crowds who appreciated the variety of distinctive crafts from dealers in the tri-state area. Shoe directors Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Blair put 64 dealers in the huge tent on the athletic field and 112 dealers outside the tent area. Many useful and unique crafts were displayed.

THOMAS ADAMS. M. of Villts. Aug 12 Hr was a member of the Senior Cltliens Chib LOUIS F. BOTTNKR. 7S. of Villas, Aug 4 He lived here 12 years JOHN CAROAMONE, 85. of West Wildwood. Aur 9 He formerly ownrd and operated a service station. CHARLES M. CRAYTON. 81. of Stone Harbor. AuR 7 He was a lonRtime summer resident of this rommunity AGNES W. DANKS. 75. of Villas. <\ur in She was a member of the Millman Seniors GEORGE T. FLAHERTY. 73. of Villas. Aur R He was a member of the Villas Fishing Club HELEN JACOBS. 85. of Town Bank. Aur 9 She was a member of the Cape May Victorian Chapter of the American Aasoc of Retired Per ions EMMA L. KAUFFMAN. 74. of West Cape May. Aug to She was a volunteer for the Cape May County Library FRANK MAROHN. 91. of Spring House. Pa , Aur 12 He was former ly of Strathmere THOMAS E. MONTE. 85. of Court House. Aur 13 He was selfemployed in real estate FLORENCE K. PARKER. 78. of Sea Isle City. Aug 13 She was a member of the local American Assoc of Retired Persons VIRGINIA M. RIETHEIMER. 88. of Rio Grande. Aug 14 She was owner and operator of the Marlyn Manor Shopping Center MURIEL M. SMITH. 85. of Den msville, Aug 8 She was formerly of Court House JEAN N. WATKINS of Wildwood. Aur 4 She was a member of the American Cancer Society

GIVING THANKS. K.nma Elwrll. supervising librarian, tells well-wishers during formal dedication of new city library last Thursday that dedication should be to all the people of Cape May. Librarian for 21-years, she also noted the need for shelving in the new library. A fund drlv# continues. Breakfast And Bubbly

STONE HARBOR —,A switch will be made in the usual Civic Club program Book Sale CAPE MAY - The annual book sale of the City Library wUl be held 10 a.m.-4 p.m. daily, except Saturday and Sunday, Aug 18-Sept. 1, at the Old Library fBasement of City Hall, Entrance: through Violations Bureau).

of bi-weekly luncheons Tuesday, Aug. 24, when the group will' hold a special breakfast at 10 a m. Chairman is Mrs. George Spense, who has named the affair "Not At Tiffany's" In addition to the Usual breakfast fare champagne will be served Reservations are a must and may be made by contacting any club member or by calling 368-6541.

Workshop Set On Sketching MIDDLE TWP. - Few hobbies require a little equipment is sketching. At 2 p.m. Monday, Aug. 23, the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Drive here will sponsor a j workshop on sketching seashore life. Advance^ registration is f advised call 368-1211. Polka Fling The Polish American Club of Cape May County will sponsorja bus trip for a polka weekend at The Pines in thd Catskills Nov. 11-13. Sdats are still available. For details, call 522-3599 or *6-4672

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SOMERS POINT - Thv following area birth* have been reported by Shore Memorial Hospital DauRhirr to Edward and Theresa Donahue Walton of Seavtlle. AuRunt 3 DauRhler to Richard and FeAmor Amor Firnhaber of North Cape May. AurusI 6 DauRhler to John and GeorReanne SchrllenRrr Albert of Cape May, AurusI 7 COURT HOUSE The followmR area births have been reported by Burdette Tomlin HoMMlal Son to RoberT and Susan Carpenter Raff Jr. of Court House. July 30 Son to William and Rita Gannotta Lyman of Villa*. Aur 2 DauRhler to Thomas and Patricia Twomhlv Set Ion of North Cape May. Aur 2 . Son to Nathan and Sarah Temple Memano Jr. of Town Bank, Aur 3 Son to Joseph and Litui I auricllo Roknwski of Court House, Aur 3 Son to Joseph and Theresa Klnhauf Rubin) of North Cape May. Aur 3 DauRhler to John and Amalean Cade Bogan of BurleiRh, Aur 4 Son to Gregory and Debra Morey Ijirlvlta of Wildwood Great, Aug 5 Daughter to Philip and Diane Tray Bonelll Jr. of Wildwood Cml. Aug 6 Non to Morris and Barbara Young Harden of Wildwood, Aug 8 Son to Thomas and Charmaine Renovtch Hlnley of Wildwood, Aug 8 Son (o Harry and Nancy Malalard Higaa of Avalon. Aug 8

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