■rntnoui a aouot, ran is the loveliest time of the year! It seems now we have the time to do so many things that somehow the rush of Summer pressures prevents. Whenever City folk ask ' ‘what do you do and what’6 there to do when Summer * ends?", perhaps this would help. For instance: Friday, Sept. 24, there's the "Tulip Social Big Band Celebration” from 8 PM to 12 at the Our Lady Star of, the Sea Parish Hall on Ocean Street. There’ll be a •cash Ijar, food, prizes and fun galore. It’s all to raise funds for the 1983 Tulip Festival and sponsored by the Greater. Cape May Chamber of Commerce. Tickets are $6.50 per per- • son if purchased in advance and $7.50 regular or at the door. Want to make sure you have your tickets now? Captain Mey's Inn at 884-7793 will handiest for you now. SUNDAY. SEPT. 26 at 4 PM there’ll be.a "remembrance ceremony" at the Captain Mey Monument on the Mall near the Information Booth where a wreath will be placed in his memory. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6 is the "Luncheon Is Served" fundraiser by the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary at noon at the Paris’h Hall of Our Lady Star of the Sea.' The cost is $3.50 per person. Mary Dollinger is chairperson and she promises prises, good fdod and fun, too! This is always a sell-out as tickets are limited, so watch here for where to get yours. THEN THERE’S the Victorian Weekend! of planned activities staring Oct. 8 and continuing to Oct. 11. Fred Kuhner, who was MAC’S first president, is chairperson for the entire weekend and along with all the other planned programs. Kuhner is adding something very special this year. A "Victorian Dinner Hop" at the Colonial Hotel on Saturday evening, Oct. 9 where you’ll be able to enjoy an exceptional dinner along with great entrertainment which will include the H.B. Smith Cornet Band featuring a singer and a Dixieland Band. Bar opens at 7 PM Reservations are'now being taken by the MAC office at 884-5404 at $20 person. OTHER INTERESTING specialities include a lecture on Victorian data by Charles Miller on Sunday afternoon at 4:30; It’s entitled "Victorian Decor and Decorum" and will be held at the Cape Island Baptist Church Hall. On Friday evening will be held a slide show at the Welcome Center, Lafayette and Bank Streets at 9 PM, by Sue Learning. Other activities include 1 house tours of private Flower Show STONE HARBOR - The Garden Club will present its second annual Indian Summer Flower Show 11 a.m -4 p.m. Saturday. Oct. 2 at the Elementary School, 93rd St. and Third’Ave. All entries must be registered by Monday. Sept. 27, with Nancy Ritchie. 368-2286. or Ramona Wilson, 368-3401. Six classes in the Creative Design division will be available, with nine Horticultural Classes.

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on Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 11 AM to 4 ^..walking tours, special trolley tours, a cocktail party and Victorian fashion parade and a repeat of the stained glass tour. I could go on and on, but

will save some events for later... / HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Mrs. Bea Lanzi of Cape May. Mrs. Ingeborg Haulier, Barbara Meyer, Rosa Yorke and William Cas'erts.

Annie Axelsson, Betty Glodowski, Joann Weber. Mary Weinberger. Jack Ousey, Eleanor Warrell, Darryl Byrd. Sophie McGourty, Virginia Measday. Mary Linton. Alfred Eulis and Betty Playo. CAPE MAY RESCUE squad raffle chance win: ners were: Mary Ousey, West Chester Pa.,, Bermuda £ruise and Hazel Maley, 1015 Washington St.. Cape May. Scanner,

HUNDREDS OF well wishers attended party for Frank Franfesconi who retired as Cape May’s police chief on September 1. From the left are Mayor and Mrs. Arthur Blomkvest; Francesconi. former mayor Bernle Berk and host Harry Salt of the Atlas Motor Inn.

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