CArt MAY COUNTY MAGAZINt 1 JUNE '«3

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08 Landis Ave Sea Isle City

Special Dinners...$8.95 Flounder • Veal Pormosan Scrod • Chicken Parmesan Biuefish • Chicken Scallopmi Fried Shrimp • 1‘aiicn Sausage includes Potato or Pasta Ravioli • Manicotti • Lasagna • Stuffed Shells Includes Meatball All Platters Include Soup. Salad. Garlic Bread & Dessert Apple Pie or Jello FULL MENU ALWAYS AVAILABLE DINNERS 5-10 BREAKFAST & LUNCH MENU SAT. A SUN. 9 A.M.-l P.M. OPEN 7 DAYS 263-2217

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OPEN? PITS 9 to 9 * COMPLETE LINE OF FRESHLY PREPARED SEAFOOD PLATTERS * FULL VARIETY OF FRESH SEAFOOD including * LIVE LOBSTER TAKEOl/rSE/W/CEl i 967-7555 " 29TH Er OCEAN DRIVE, AVALON

<FromPage25) 729-0495), Cape May Convention Mall. June 10 & ll longwood CiprdeiiK hui trip, i info 399-5448). On the Road Again Singles Club. June 12 June Weekend trolley, walking & house tours. Cape May. by Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts i info.884-54041 ChriNtmas Raraar In Augunt. St John of God <info & tables 886-9782). Aug 6 A 7 Len Garon paintings — mixed media exhibition. Wm Ri-s Galleries. 9726 Second Ave , Stone Harbor, unfo 368-6361), June 3 June 15 New & Used Sale, every Fri & Sat thpj Sept , St John of God Church. Townbank Rd, No .Cape May Rosalie Guida & Lynn Tomaro exhibition. Wildwood -Crest Public Library, 6301 Ocean St . thru June 12 Colonial Mouse tours, ci^ca 1775. hdqs of Greater Cape May Historical Society. Monday thru Friday It to :t. 653 Washington St (behind Alexander's Restaurant) Cape May. phone 884 3630 Claridge Casino bus trip by No Cape May Senior citizens, (info 886-9279), bus Ivs Keene's Kitchen. June 2 St. Joseph’s.Church sponsored trips to Walt Disney Epcot, May 31-June 4. Nova Scotia, June 27 July I Ireland July 9-17;'Oberammergau Passion Play. June 22. 1984 For brochures write to SJTC, Box 631. SICNJ 08243, or call 263 3804 Recruitment and selection of summer youth pur ticipants fot STEP (Summer training and employment program), permanent CM Co residents ages 14 to 21. in come eligible for summer youth employment, (info 465-2263), Cape Human Resources, Inc . Job Training A Placement Div . 15 S Main S(., CM Court House, thru

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The Cliff House. Ogunquit. Maine 5 days - 4 nights bus trip sponsored by Retired Educators Association (info 398-4680 or 399-6104), tour Ivs from Transportation Cntr , Ocean City. June 6-10 Ruffet/7.sa Zsa Gabor dinner show sponsored by Retired Educators Assoc (info 398-4680 or 399-6104), City Line Theater. Philadelphia, bus Ivs 8 a m June 15 George Hover Historical Museum. Rm 212-216 City Hall (522-2444), N .1 & Montgomrrv Aves , Wildwood. Monday thru Friday 10 a m noon County Park • 465-52711 featuring barbecue pits, picnic sites, playground & rec eqpl ball fields, childrenV/oo hike & hiking trails. Rt 9 North of C M Colir! House, daily til dusk .f irearms Safely l-ecture A Demonstration by Junior Rifle Club, every Friday night. North Wildwood Com mumty Center. 7 30 to 9 p m I Senior Citizens of North Cape May meetings tst Mon day of each month, tango follows. SI John of God Hall. No Cape May Oct. 14-16 Catskills Polka Weekend by Polish American Club «info 522 3599 or 886 4672 • Indoor Soccer. Jersey Cape Racquet Club, all ages welcome to participate, < info 465 7411 or*967 4342' Animal Welfare Society animals for adoption, 'info 465 3403) Rl 47. Dias <'reek. Tuesday Sunday. 11 a m to 3

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Honors Volunteers

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COURT HOUSE At a formal tea reception^ Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital honored its aux iliary volunteers Betty O'Toole, acting director of volunteer ser vices, awarded emblems to 4<> volunteers for too to 299 hours presented 300 hours and 500 hour pins to another 40. and 1.000 and 1,500 hour bars to 25 other

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Two Thousand hour bars were awarded -to Kay Baker. Mary Fischer, Dorothy Petruzzo, Verms Pilert. Lorraine. Trueland and Edna Veith Three Thousand hour bars were presented to Mary Kcaveny, Lillie Smith and Rose Uzdivenes with 3500 hour to Helen Down and Floss Kimmerle. 4.000 hour to Mary Greiner, l^aura Mors, Thelma Rice and Sabra Wright Mrs Elizabeth Chinn received

her 4,500 liar. Ethel l^angley a 5.000 hour, Ruth Toft for 8,500 hours and jnhanna Mahan for 9.000 hours. CANDY stripers 'Amy Martin and Karen Wedra <vere capped for tod hours Of service, Nancy Haig. Diani Hickman. Ginny Sator and Kim Wendra were awarded bars for 150 hours and Jill McPartland and Rosemary Smith received their 200 hour pin New officers of the aux iliary were installed by Jane Vance, lastalling of ficer The new officers are president. Mary Greiner, vice president, Joanne Kay, financial secretary. J Harry Beckmann, recor ding secretary, Polly Young, corresponding secretary, Ruth Weh’e. treasurer. Pat Nagel, along with trustees, one year . Gloria Conroy, two year . Bebe Flanigan three year. Jarte Martin

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Seniors* Show Opens June 10

CAPE MAY - The 15th Annual Cape May Senior Citizen Arts and Crafts Festival, scheduled for June 10 and ir in Convention Hall, is already sold out Fifty two exhibitots will display their handcrafted specialties that will range from dollhouses to decoys, on Friday from 10 am — 9 pm and .Saturday from 10 'am — 5 pm, according to Civic Affairs Director Terry Brown ' For additional information please call 884-8411 ext 20 or 27

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