Herald & Lantern 11 May '83

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Airport Senior Center Slates Open House, Show

ERMA — "Welcome to Summertime" will be the therrte of this year's open house and craft show at the Airport Senior Center. Building 29. in the Cape May County Airport Complex on Breakwater Road in Erma. May 24, between 12 and 3 pm. The open house is planned as a dual celebration. In addition to observing the approach of summer, members of the Airport Senior Center will be giving recognition to the month of May. which has been

nationally-designated as Older Americans Month. The three hours of festivities will include music, door prizes; refreshments and a display of craft projects. Crafts arc an integral part of the center’s variwl daily ae tivities Some of the items to be exhibited will include beautiful crocheted, knitted and macramed ar tides; sparkling beaded baskets, chimes and plant hangers; fascinating plastic needlepoint items, doll house furniture made from clothes pins; and a

wide range of attractive ceramic pieces which were, executed in the four center operated ceramic classes Senior citizens who are not acquainted with the Airport Senior Center are cordially invited to attend the op6n house, meet the friendly people and help celebrate the advent of summer with them Membership in the center is open to any Cape May County resident who has reached 60 years of age For information about the open house or the Airport Senior Center, call 884-5161

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Cold Spring Village Sets Season Tickets

teAPE MAY COURT HOUSE - The Cherri Cor ner at the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital offers visitors, patients, and hospital staff a cheerful and convenient spot to shop and eat without leaving the hospital The Hospital Auxiliary, which maintains and operates the luncheonette and gilt shop just off the south lobby of the hospital, has provided many with a quick soda and sandwich, or a last-minute gift or card Mrs Mary Grejner and Mrs Trudi Dennis, who are in charge of the gift shop, note that they sell handmade items for infants.

CAPE MAY - Historic Cold Spring Village opens May 28 for its third year and visitors will be able to purchase $1 adult and 50-cent children's tickets — good for the entire year Discounts are not offered, but there is a group fee arrangement This new admission system is designed to favor repeat visits by local and regional guests who return ‘and bring others Tickets .'should be signed upon pur chase and held for further use Parking is free on the premises. The village will lx? open 10 am toSp.m daily until

(Xt. 2. and later on Saturdays in July and August The Old Grange Restaurant will serve lunch, dinner, tea n cakes or ice cream daily from 11 a m toBp.m The newly restored one room Cape May Point Jailhouse. two outhouses and a reconstructed gazebo will be new features at the village. 731 Seashore Road, only two miles north of Cape May Situated on a lovely 35-acre holly and cedar wooded site. Cold Spring Village is the life work of Anne and Joe Salvatore, who have collected South

Jersey farm buildings and implements for more than a decade. Their exhibit of eighteen 18th & 19lh century buildings, an animal petting area, farm wagon tours, crafts demonstra lions and many scheduled events combine to provide a major family travel attraction in Cape May County For a new brochure, listing crafts demonstrated, weekend events, and showing how to locate this Southern Shore region historic attractidh, write Historic Cold Spring Village. 731 Seashore Rd . Cape May NJ 08204 nr call <6091 884 1811

CHERRI CORNER — Mrs. Trudi Dennis wails on Mrs. M. Greene al the gift shop in the Cherri Corner of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Mrs.' Dennis and Mrs. Mary Greiner are volunteer-chairpersons of the gift shop.

children's games, nighties, pajamas, jewelry.* cards, magazines, toilet articles, stuffed animals, and other gifts A special feature add etf by the auxiliary a few years ago was the flower box Fresh flower ar rangements are delivered daily and may f>e purchas ed at a reasonable cost This convenience has been very popular and has been an excellent source of revenue for the auxiliary A gift cart goes out to the patients on the floor where they may select certain items such as books, magazines, gum. mints, and small gifts Jeff and Susan Petrov of StorA* Harbor run the luncheonette. 'which is open Monday through Friday Indween 9 a m and 8 p m featuring items for breakfast, luncheon, and dinner The revenue from the fountain luncheonette helps the hospital purchase needed equipment or furnishings Each year. 48 volunteers contribute 7.295 hours a I the luncheonette and 26 ad ditional volunteers per week serve four hours each in the gift shop, realizing $6,000 (or the hospital toward needed equipment The volunteers not only give of their time and talents, but they also serve as a sounding board for the patients or family that may have a need to talk alxiut their concerns with someone other thqn the professionals in the hospital

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