Herald & lantern 14 September '83

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The'Harrowgate Stringband played to a capacity crowd for the Cape May Rescue Squad benefit. So many enjoyed doing the Mummer’s Strut with the aid of the Harrowgate Captain, who was arrayed in full dress costume. At the first intermission, Fred Coldren, Cape May city manager, presented a plaque to Harry Salt, Atlas Motor Inn owner, for the cooperation and support he’s given the Squad. It was Salt who donated his food and drink at his place of business for the specific purpose of raising the $7,000 for the LIFE-PAC equipment needed to help ' save lives while enroute in the City’s ambulances to the hospitals. Indeed, this has been a “life-saver’’ in

so many instances. Satt is a «

man who is much admired and respected for his never-ending desire to help where it is needed. We salute you, Harry6att. At the second intermission another plaque was awarded by Dolly Stango, president of the Cape May

Rescue Squad Auxiliary, to *

the family of Margaret (Peg) Fossett. Accepting the plaque was Frank Fossett husband of the recently deceased Peg Fossett. “Peg”, as she was known to all, was an enthusiastic worker, always for the good of the Auxiliary. Her recent death was a shock indeed, and memorials in her memory were sent to the Squad, enabling it to purchase another much needed piece of equipment. The memory of Peg Fossett lingers on.

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THE WINNERS of the Cape May Rescue Squad Raffle prizes were: J. Con- ’ way of Haddon Heights, first place; Susan Briant of Cape May second. Prizes were a 19-inch color TV, and second prize a computer system. Raffle stubs were all put in a large barrel and pulled out .one by one by Robert Lewis, 10 years old, of Babes Avenue, Villas, who attended the event along STONE fl AH BOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE • CLUB WINNERS' * NORTH AND SOUTH . 1. Mr. and Mrs, Neil Dreslin 144 L Mr. tndMra. Bert Graff i« S. Bill Coan and Bob Owens i«o c Margt Everett and Ann Ambler ,m S.Dr. and Mra.R. Rickards .121 EAST AND WEST 1. Mr. bud Mm. George Bevl 15< 2. HetenJoe Owens and Dot Welsh - V- ' 144 3. Henry Buchianko and Gene Fiflher 134 4. Claire Menge and Dons Baker. 129 5., 6. and7. Tie—M. Einnweck and M. Power, Mary Engelbert and Stu Fuller, Barb Streeter and John Ponton US

with his mother.

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The Cape Mays . Dolly Stango

Looking for a daffodil, all

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the Sea Church secretary. That most enjoyable voice heard at the Saturday, evening Masses at Sar of the Sea was none other than Jim Kruc, high school teacher who formerly taught at Wildwood

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