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and 28 blocks per week will be covered twice a day. morning and afternoon. Mr. Blomkvest advises all to greet the police cordially. Speak'to them, ask what you wish to know, and above all make yourself known to them. They’re there for your protection. Also, all gas lights throughout the city will be serviced every Tuesday. If you’ve any in your area that require maintenance and have not been done, Base Manager Jerry Inder-

the food catered buffetstyle. A place to dance with two bands rotating, one the H.B. Smith Cornet Band and the other a Dixieland Combo. For your reservation contact Dolly Stango at 884-4770. It’s $20 per person complete, and if your friends or guests need hotel accommodations, the entire Colonial Hotel will be open to service them. IT’S HAPPY EIGHTH Anniversary to Sherren and Dan Polhamus. In case . you didn’t know. Sherren’s mother is owner of the English Shoppe next to the

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STREET LINES are be ing painted throughout the city, and all missing street name signs will be replaced. Hughes Street, which is normally very dark because street lamps are low, will have brighter lights installed. The street cleaning machine is once again back in service and you’ll be noticing many being ‘‘spruced up.” Convention Hall is also in the city’s future plans. It’ll be Victorianized as soon as is financially feasible. Most of all, once again speeders, the fines will be TRIPLED, advises the Mayor. That does call for a lot of concentration when* driving. IT’S HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Suzanne Littell of the Delsea, also to Helen Dilday, retiring artist-in-residence of the Cape May County Art League. Also to Herb Kramer, noted architect and owner of the Gibson House. Also to Bess Dean of Victorian Towers, who is being feted by her grandchildren, Greg, Maggie, Walt, Kevin, Ottie and Jon at an opqn house celebration in the Parish House of the Church of the Advent. * • • * VICTORIAN WEEKEND is Oct. 8, 9. 10 and 11, with ever so many activities planned by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. One of the choicest is the Victorian Dinner Hop Saturday, Oct. 9, Boh Fite of the Colonial Hotel is opening his entire pldce for tha event. The main dining rooms will all be decorated with candle-lit tables, and

Rosemary Stumpo and Bonne Reina. Re-elected were Charles Bernard. Robert Mollock. Dane Wells a n 4 Pa u I

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IN MEMORIAMi Dr. James L. McAneny of 1041 Cape May Ave., one of Cape May’s foremost citizens. Liked by all and so friendly always. Dr. Jim practiced medicine in' Johnstown, Pa. before retiring here. He’ll be sadly missed by so many.

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October Visits By Bloodmobile COURT HOUSE - Bloodmobile visits by the county Red Cross Chapter for October have been announced by Mrs. Gertrude Yesgosh, executive director: Avalon Community Center. 30th and Ocean Ave., 1-6p.m. Monday, Oct. 18; Middle Township High School, Court House, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday. Oct. 21; St. Raymond’s Hall. Ocean Ave., Villas 1:30-6:30 p.m. Friday, Oct.

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Secretaries’ Court Night CAPE MAY — In^onnection with National Court Observance Week Oct. 11-15, the County Legal Secretaries will be observing Night in Court Oct. 14, 1982 by attending the Wildwood Crest Minicipal Court. Judge P. Martin Way, III will be host to the secretaries at the session in the Wildwood Crest Municipal Court Building, 6101 Pacific Ave.

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