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GREY & WHITE 8 week old female kitten, found abandoned in N. Wildwood, is available for adoption.

THE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY INC. — P.O. Box 805, North ( ape May, is a non-profit volunteer organization. Besides the animal above they have numerous other pets for adoption and also offer a lost and found service. Call 465-3403. Open Tues thru Sun. 11-3, closed Monday.

THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF OCEAN CITY INC. at 1 Shelter Rd. of Tennessee Ave. in Ocean City has the pet below for adoption as well as many other canines and felines. Shots are administered before adoption. The Society is run by volunteers and donations are appreciated. They’re open between 1 and 4 p.m. and can be

reached at 399-2018

MAZ IS A 2 YEAR old spayed female Sheltie/Shepherd, housebroken, all shots, and very lovable.

Found In Cap© May 12/22/82 Near Madison & Washington Sts. A Grey Tiger Male Cat About One Year Old. CALL 884-7605

Deaths

LOUSE A BISHOP, fit. of S«*a Isle City, Dec 24 Formerly of Darby, Pa . she was retired from Busch's Restaurant ALEXANDER M r K A Y CALDWELL. GO. of Willas, Dec 2« Retired, he was a trustee of the Villas F'ishinK Club FLORENCE CAKNEBAL’M. «8, of Ocean City. Dec 2G Born in Philadelphia. she was a resident for 12 years ROBERT E. FKLMEY. 19. of Ocean City. Dec 25 A lamiscapc Hardener, he was a graduate of Ocean City High School PHILIP R. C.ALBALLY. 5». of Ocean Cily, Dec 27 He was a member of the local Veterans ol F'oreign Wars and operated hts own business HENRY C. HESS. W). of Belleplam. Dec 27 Retired, he was a trustee and lay leader of the United Methodist Church ISABEL E. I.Al’ER. 73. ol Ocean City. Dec 27 Horn m Locust Valley. Pa . she was a resilient for the past six years BLANClIKdHUHPHY. R4. of Sea Isle Cjpr.'TTec 2ft Horn in Philadelphia. 4he was a resident for nine yean • ELLA NEE8. 86. of Woodbine. Dec 24 Born in Denntoville. she lived here for 2(J years THOMAS II ROBERTS. 86. of Sea Isle Cily. Dec 23 Reined, he was a member of the American Associa lion ol Retired Persons. Chapter 710 CHARLES J SCHILLINIi. 76. of Cape May Dec 2fi Formerly of Camden, he was a member of the Cape May Senior Citizens Board of Directors DR. MILTON A. WALKER. 85, of Wildwood, Dec 25 A dentist for more than 60 years, he was a lifelong area resident MARGARET It WOOLFORD. 65. of Ocean City. Dec 22 Born in New Gretna, she was a resident for 52

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MARGUERITE V YUTZ, 73. ol Ocein City. Dec 29 A refired school leacher she was a member of the New Jersey (^duration Association

SEASHORE FOLKS are notorious gamblers — gambling on the economy. Mother Nature and what-have-you. However, 1983 already shapes up as better than 1982 For or ’ thing, there will be no World's Fair Tradi tionally. any World’s Fair, good or bad, cuts into seaside business With Knoxville out of the way, there won't be any fair competition until New Orleans in 1984 One of our key markets, Philadelphia, won't be celebrating anything this year and will sink into its summer doldrums The impact of the Tall Ships ceremony, for example, had devastating effect on Wildwood business l^ast season was Philly's 300th anniversary. THANKS TO an almost miraculous performance by Karl Ostrander, the slate bulges with conventions In fact, one booked for the third weekend in May is so large it's hoped every island business wil! be in operation to adequately take care of the delegates, There's b<?en more new construction than the past five winters and the biggest yet to begin This will lx? Robert Ciampltti’s massive Diamond Beach housing development set to roll in March. Workmen have been busy all fall and winter cutting roadways and placing drains in preparation for the biggest development in island history Ciampitti owns most of the land in the “Gold Coast” area. "Financial World,” one of the most reputable trade publications, sees the long awaited Reagan tur naround moving into high gear in 1983 Yes, everything won’t be coming up roses in 1983, but count on seeing a lot more rosebuds! RICHARD COULTER. Marlin McManters and John Born are among the locals who have enjoyed visits to Stone Harbor's Tommy Himes’ new campus nitery at Cortland State Teachers. New York /

^ews Notes from The Cape Mays Dolly Stango i

IT’S ONE of the loveliest Christmas trees ever The one in Cape May City Hall auditorium It's not too large but the shape is perfect It's from the Potter florist of the Washington Mall, and reminded me of my childhood days at home Outside house decora lions in West Cape May were delightful At Cass and Bill Dwyer's it looks like a Christmas wonderland. Next-door at Helen and Reggie Brown's all the twinkling lights give you a feeling of warmth At Cape May Point the home of Charles and Jean Reeves lights up the island And at Victorian Towers in Cape May all you have to do is look up There's such a variety of Christmas lighting, all beautiful. Our Lady Star of the Sea Church on the Mall is the epitome of Christmas spirit. There's a creche outside, one on the doorstep of the rectory and a large beautiful one displays at the front altar Outside lights and the large star reaching almost to the church steeple make it Christmas all right! Sex ton, Charles McBride is hard-at-work with his handiwork.

THE ANCHORAGE Restaurant is under new management It’s in Cape May just over the bridge across from the many moored boats. Crab soup is sheer gourmet's delight There's a small dining room that lends nicely to .group meetings and a large dining room with organ music by Ricky Morano. j Patronizing the An ■chorage were (‘apt. Ike Isaksen of the NILS-S clammer boat and Ed Bradley. well-knovOn Cape May-ite. SNOWKD-IN Denver. Colorado, is Teresa Banscher of Victorian Towers. She went out to visit her son for the holidays. WELCOME BACK to John Dollinger after his lengthy hospital stay He's Cape May's lax assessor and now looks good as new with wife Ginny driving him to and from work

THE ENJOYABLE Christmas party for Cape May City employees was held in the fire department's meeting and reception rooms Bill Szrmcsak. one of (’ape May's dedicated firemen, made sure everyone had a good time He even doubled as a Santa Claus HAPPY BIRTHDAY In George Strattan, Ray Schultz. Shirley Stiles. Millie I. a C a n f o r a . Katherine Lewis, and Dad Jones (he's Bonnie Keina's POP* GET WELL to Mary Weinberger, Casey Bennett and hubby Boh. and Pete Granville Stiles. WANT TO complain about New Jersey Bell's itjcreased rales'* Hearing at Cherry Hill. Administration Building, Jan 12, 7:30 pm. ALL GOOD wishes for a healthy and happy New Year'

Mews Notes from The Wildwoods Charles V. Mathis

Himes is co-owner of Crest Tavern and manager of the Playpen He also has a campus nitery at Syracuse University. MIKE GALLO. Cozy Morley, Now and Then and Lori Cesar are among those set to appear at the Sunday. Jan 16 benefit for Bobbie Kaye in Anglesea. The $5 benefit fete will get underway 2 p.m. at Garvin's Irishmans Cafe. it E C K Y Y O R K . ^Mustang Sally” on Ford TV commercials, paid her annual holiday visit to long time pal and ex-Broadway roommate, singer Lori Cesar. Becky starred as Ruby Keeler on TV and was the original lead in Broadway’s “Chorus Line." North Wildwood motel owner Jack Hallctt is being seen often on the TV blurb for "Sports llustrated.” Now the owner of two local molds. Jack is well on his way to racking up 300 appearances in TV commercials THE ISLAND'S favorite off season sport, politics, is in full swing. Commissioner Richard Nordaby says he definitely won't run for council The motel association's Joseph Salereno is being mention ed often as a potential can didate for Councilman-At-Large, and attorney Charles James is being mentioned as a returnee to city solicitor. \ '' ANCHOR INN boniface Bob Zuzulock isn't exactly a booster for the safety of Atlantic City shopping Bob. with a car full of recent purchases, emerged from another store to find the car and all its contents missing. MANY LOCAL businessmen don't enjoy the off-season and crave activity. Margate's Frank

Bunks bought out the stock of an Atlantic City liquor store and has been re stocking his Cork N Bottle, opposite the Atlantic Motel Anglesea's Jimmy Kane keeps busy with his harness horse facing stable THE FACE lifting of Hughes Market a't Rio Grande and New Jersey avenues is moving ahead l/ook for an early opening of the island’s newest Seven-Eleven store. Recalling winters when the only thing open all Right were the mailboxes, nafives are applauding the center island Seven Eleven store's 24-hour policy, including weekends and holidays ONCE UPON a time, a commercial fishing industry second only to Gloucester. Mass . boomed on the island year round Now, there are a couple glimmers of hope lo restore this vital industry ' At nearby Bivalve, the Rutgers University Marine Research Center is operating with a staff of 20 Dr. Ilai old Haskin. chief of the Rutgers zoology department, terms it a "Cadillac quality lab." Congressman William Hughes (D-2) says: "I know the lab will be foremosl in the area of/ revitalizing the oyster industry and broadening ocean policy areas Basic research is only the beginn ing The lab will help us do what we do for farmers on land. There is the same potential for the fishing industry." Hughes also spoke of developing new projects such as aquaculture Other upbeat news is a detailed survey and study of the Delaware Bay under way under the auspices of the Delaware River and Bay Authority This could he of great benefit to area baymen who derive income

from the bay ' WAYNE NEWTON, who appeared in Wildwood at John Caterini's Riptide, is setting up a national chain of timesharing vacation resorts with potential investment up to$150million Newton feels that the way things are going, the.only way many Americans will be able to vacation is on a time sharing plan His first purchase was Tamimenl in the nearby Poconos for W million After a $10 million face lifling, he will reopen the spot in May as its headliner Newton will buy three more resort properties in the next three months with 20 to be’acquired within the next three years His manager. Mark Moreno, says: "Newton is not a figurehead in this com pany. This is something thal s has been a major part of his life." Area realtors are cn couraged to submit pro posals about Jersey Cape resort properties to Mark % Moreno, Wayne Newton In ternational Resorts. Inc . Las Vegas. Nev 89101 ON JAN. 13. Raymond Kerman, a year-round resi deni of the Crest, wifi celebrate his 7rtth birthday hi his younger yeais he wfys a Crest lifeguard for several years During World War II while serving with Ihe Army in France, he yas selected to swim wilh Ihe American Army • sw'im team and won two plaques for the 300-metcr relay swim. Later in his life he was employed in the Crest branch of the Marine Bank Though now retired, he 'Still enjoys swimming, tmwling in two leagues and going dancing with his wife. Jane, with whom she will celebrate their 52nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 20

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