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The Alter and Rosary Society^f Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, Cape May, on Wednesday, Sept. 29, chartered a has to Wilmington, DE to view the 32-foot tall stainless steel sculpture of the Madonna, Our Latly of Peace. The six-ton sculpture was commissioned by Father John Sweeny, pastor of the Our Lady of Peace parish in Santa Clara, CA, who raised $340,000 from donations so that sculptor Charles Parks of Wilmington created the beautiful Madonna for this amount. Our Lady of Peace will be shipped crosscountry sometime in October to Santa Clara, where she will be placed between two highways as a reminder of world peace from a Caljfbmia church. Visitors, to Rodney Square in Wilmington where she now stands, are struck by. the Madonna’s face and eyes. She’s beautiful, kind, compassionate and she’d sad, but the visit is uplifting and .people from all over are stopping by with their cameras and bouquets to place at her feet. CONGRATULATIONS to new Police Chief Harry Stotz Jr..\and also to Lt. Angleo Infanto. Lt. Infanto and City Hall’s administrative

secretary, Cynthia Buck, were responsible for the beautifully planned retirement dinner-celebration recently for Chief ‘‘Pete" Francesconi. Indeed, it was lots of work and preparation, but the final outcome was an evening of pleasure. SPECIAL GET-WELL WISHES to Elizabeth VahderHuel of Victorian Towers, who just happens to be Carln Feddermann’s mother. Mrs. VanderHuel, recently hospitalized, is recuperating nicely. Also to Jesse taCanfora, mother of Millie LaCanfora of Captain Mey’s Inrf, who is now hospitalized. Many get-well wishes to Annie Axelsson, Jo-Ann Weber. Mary Weinberger, Virginia Meadsay, Mary Linton, Alfred Eulls, Rudy Peticarl and Janet Perticari. All of Cape May wishes Dr. Jim McAneny so many get well wishes and many, many prayers as he, too, is hospitalized. VICTORIAN WEEKEND in Cape May is an exciting time; it’s Oct. 8,9,10 and 11, over the Columbus Weekend. There’ll be lots of activity through the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. A special dinnerdqnce at the Colonial Hotel (which will be open for

reservations) Saturday, Oct. 9, in the evenibg. During the day, a fashibn show at 4:30 on the Physick Estate grounds depicting Victorian live-models all wearing something" from the Victorian era, and a cocktail party right afterward on the grounds too. Sunday afternoon is a lecture by Charles Miller at 4:30 in the Cape Island Baptist Church Hall. It’s called "Victorian Decor and Decorum". Sounds interesting! Fred KUhner, the first president of the Mi3Atlantic Center for the Arts, is general chairperson for the entire weekend festivities and he promises lots and lots of fun and good food. The dinner dance at the Colonial will feature two bands, the H.B. Smith Comet Band and a Dixieland Band too. Keep your eye open for the new and exciting 1983 VICTORIAN CAPE MAY guidebook. It’s to be published by November and there’ll be over 100,000 copies going everywhere. Nearing 59th Anniversary AVALON — Charles and Victoria (Tory) Boettinger, of 24th St., will soon celebrate their. 59th wedding anniversary. The Boettingers have a grandson and his wife visiting them from Tacoma, Wash., with one great-grandson born on his birthday and another born on Mrs. Boettinger’s.

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