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THE WOMEN'S Community Club of Cape May will bold its first Board Meeting for 1983 1:30 P.M Jan. 6 (Thursday) at the episcopal Church of the Advent, Washington and Franklin Streets in the Parish Hall. This is a temporary move and the Women s Community Club will be housed again at the Welcome Center in March of 1983. • • • »• . The Women’s Communir ty Club is sponsoring four J consecutive bus trips on Mondays beginning Jan. 3 to Caesar's Casino in Atlantic City. Dates are Jan. 3, 10,17 and 24. Bus will leave Cape,May Acme lot at 5:15 ' P.M. Want more information? Call 884-2758 and all ' your questions will be answered.

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The Cape Mays Ddlly Stango

sponsored by ther MidAtlantic Center fbr the Arts, whose ’headquarters is the Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., Cape May Tickets may be purchased after 6 P.M. at most of the homes featured. A bright orange banner will identify each of the buildings that are open. A complete list of the buildings on the tour can be obtained by contacting Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts at 884-5404 or if going in person, at the Hill House on the Physick Estate

Margia Roak as Mary; Nancy Stott as Elizabeth, wife of Zacharias; Richard St. Cfair as Simeon; Mark Cohen'was the Lead Shepherd; Timothy Malloy as Joseph; and Arthur Nelson and John Burke as Two Priests. Members of the choir were from the Cape Island Baptish Church and Our Lady Star of the Sea

Roman Catholic Church The entire program was under the very able direc tion of Wade Cooper. A capacity audience enjoyed the very delightful program ... bringing people •from all over Cqpe May and the surrounding areas Something's new. It’s called the “Presidents' Dinner” of the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary,at the Anchorage Inn 7 P.M. Wednesday, Jan. 12..It will pay hommage to past presidents >HeIen McGahey, Julie Ginder and new president, Dolly

Stango.

HERONS NEST /-! .Aeot 'yea* d flPatfu Entertainment W/.TV BAR & BUFFET $35 couple .$20 person RtiimM'ATioss Call .%8-8220 or 967-4493 78th Street, Avalon

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS' Annual Card Party will be held at noon Tuesday, Jan. 11, at Victorian Towers auditorium.There'll be coffee, tea, home-made

desserts and prizes too. THE VERY SUC-, Plan to attend this very pn^CESSFUL “Nativity Acjoyable affair. Remember7\^rding to St. Luke” at Our last year thece were'prizes Lady Star of the Sea

Commissioner Charles Reeves and wife, Jean, of Cape May Point, are spending Christmas holiday with daughter, Donna, who resides near New York. ’

galore, well, this year pro-

mises the same.

The Candlelight House Tour in Victorian Cape May is 8-10 P.M. New Year's Day, Jan. 1. This popular self-guided tour brings visitors annually from all over the East Coast. It’s

Church on Dec. 19 was indeed a very spectacular evening. It was the first step towards Ecumenism and united all the churches in the area. Featured were signers Martha Cohen, as Anna; Paul McKa^ as Zacharias; William Gross as the Angel Gabriel;

Boro Saves $90,000 On Insurance

AVALON — The Borough of Avalon sqyed $90,000 in two years on its insurance premiums, according to Andrew Bednarek, borough administrator. “The credit belongs to Richard Light, our Risk Manager and Insurance Consultant. He has instituted several new programs as well as upgraded** other,” Bednarek stated. LIGHT HAS upgraded "inventory control" and "vehicle maintenance’’ programs that have hided the savings. He also set up the surplus sales for the two years that netted $45,000 according to Bednarek. Proposals for the 1983 in-

surance package will be^ received by 4 P.M.' February 15 and will take effect March 1. A complete workmen’s commpensation program on all employees ^is well as the Fire Department and Rescue Squad will be included, and coverage fot Police Professional and N Public Officials liability. Also complete hospitaliza- / tion, including medical and dental plans. Any agencies interested are welcome lo submit a proposal. For complete information, interested parties should contact Light at Borough Hall, Bednarek stated.

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Happy corolirvg warm friends many cheerfilled momenrs we hope the season ful fills all yqur dreams To all our fkends and neighbors pionk you

HOLIDAY HOUR CLOSING 6 PM DEC. 31ST RE-OPENING 9 AM JAN. 1ST

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