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Herald & Lantern 25 May '83

NORTH * SOITH I Mr and Mra Frdhk Mead* l« J Imam KrauM and Barb Bar tkowiak M j Mr and Mr* Bart Graff- *>

STONE HARBOR DUPLICATE, BRIDGE CLUB WINNERS May 11

EAST* WEST 1 Eilorn Kalaaki and MIIH« Gnwn

2 Mr and Mn Charlr* Curtia 100 3 Jane Hawley and Carolyn Eldon

| HISTORIC | iCOLD SPRING VILLAGEl

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Open’s May 28th - 10 a.m.

SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL EVENTS Opening Day Festivities Including The Dedication Of The Old Cape MayPofnt Jail Sat. at 2:00 P.M. May 28-30: Demonstrations By The Kauker Spinners Sunday Only At 3:00 P.M. - Square Dancing. Come On Over And Join The Fun!

FINE COUNTRY DINING IN AN IHth CENTURY VILLAGE

THE

CIRCA 1897

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Phone

884-1108

Old Grange Restaurant

"Join Us At Our Groaning (ioard"

LUNCHEON FROM 11:00 A.M. DINNER FROM 5:00 P.M. ICE CREAM PARLOR TOO!

OPEN

EVERY

NIGHT

THE VILLAGE

BAKERY

OLD FASHIONED

GINGERBREAD, ROLLS, BREADS & MORE!

The COUNTRY STORE — Circa 1794

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WITH A UNIQUE-AUTHENTIC MERCHANDISE DISPLAY •Featuring Many Handcrafted Items* •Farm Market Preserves And Hundreds Of Gadgets. Toys, Kits, Giftables And More!

COME SEE OUR "LADY TINSMITH" AT WORK IN THE BARN • HANDCRAFTED TIN WARE AVAILABLE

. FOR YOUR PURCHASE • 884-5829

SEASHORE RD. • COLD SPRING • 884-1810

The Vested Gentress is Opening Friday, May 27

For the first time ever, the Vested Gentress label will be sold in a shop all its own. The famous silk screened dresses, skirts, and golf outfits are perfect for women looking for comfort, style and best of all. who like to have fun. You II find those capricious critters (birds, dogs, elephants and frogs—you name it) in all shapes, sizes and colors at—

365 96 St. Stone Harbor

Gty Looks To Spring Cleanup

OCEAN CITY - This community intends to keep its landscape clean this season. An ordinance passed in 1978 designed to eliminate weeds, garbage and other litter will receive its annual spring enforcement begin ning this week by local police. "Most of our residents keep their yards, lots and places of business in excellent condition." noted Joseph Kane, city administrator "This ordinance is directed at those few who neglect their properties with health and fire hazards resulting " THE ORDINANCE reads that "The preservation of public health, safety and general welfare and the elimination of fire hazards requires that all lands ^ within this municipality he kept clear of brush, weeds, dead and dying trees, stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, filth, garbage, trash and debris." "In the coming weeks city staff will be watching for areas in violation of the ordinance," said Kane "Residents arc urged to cooperate." Property owners and tenants will be notified personally or by mail that a violation exist* and be given 10 days to remedy the situation Failure to comply can mean a fine up to $500. “OUR OBJECTIVE is to keep the clean, healthful environment which means so much to Ocean City intact,'' said Kane. ‘‘Residents have cooperated in past years and I’m certain that cooperation will continue ” A copy of the ordinance is available at the City Clerk’s Office. 9th and Asbury Ave.

Post Goes To Nurse

JAMESBURG - Mrs. Katherine T. Umfrid, R.N. of Cape May was re-elected secretary of the American Lung Association of New Jersey at its 77th Annual Meeting at the Forsgate Country Club. A registered professional nurse, Mrs. Umfrid received her training atLankenau Hospital School of Nursing, Philadelphia, and at Temple and Rutgers Universities. Past positions include staff duty at Lankenau Hospital and Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital; also, school health nursing, private duty nursing and volunteer nurse practitioner. She is a member of

numerous organizations, including the Navy League of the United StatesTrenton Council, Nurses Alumnae Association of Lankenau Hospital. Cape May County Nurses Association and the Lutheran Deaconess Association. Mrs. Umfrid has been a member of the State Lung Association's Board of Directors since 1976, and had previously contributed more than 20 years of service bn the Board of the Cape May County TB and Health League and of the American Lung Association of Southern New Jersey.

1983 4 EXCITING ESCORTED DELUXE MOTORCOACH TOURS FROM NORTHFIELO

July 5-9 CAPE COD. MARTHA'S VINEYARD AND NANTUCKET August 14-18 DOWNEAST MAINE AND NEWPORT. R I Suptumbf 10-15 MONTREAL, QUEBEC AND LAKE PLACID October 7-10 COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG AND BUSCH GARDENS PRICES STARTING AT $219

[®msa Am A Division of Keystone Trovel Agency Serving Members & Non Members Buri(i(h 3S1 U.S. Route 9 465-3033

GWfatgoqls ^Meiion ‘hm 106 Decatur St., Cape May Now Open Daily

Dinner & Cocktails From 4:30

■ Earlv Diner’s Special . ’til 6 P.M...$6.95

UP TO 50%,60%70% OFF ON STOREWIDE SELECTIONS Memorial Day: Monday Only 10 AM to 3 PM. UvinQ Rooms. Bedrooms. Dlnlnfl Rooms Carpets Rugs Bedding Window Ireotmenrs Lamps Accessories Everything for your Home! EVERYTHING ON SALE AT SAVINGS OF 10% > 20%, 35% OR EVEN 70%! See out oQ in Press, Sunday. Monday, tor Sample Savings

Tlton Rood. Nortitetd 641-4800