Herald & Lantern 5 October '83

. Victorian Weekend

American Legion Harry Snyder.Post 193 of Cape May had its joint men and women installation of officers for 1983-84 September 20: president, Claire White: first vice president, Maud Freas; second vice president, Sylvia Coleman; secretary, Kathy Bwfce: treasurer, Frances Jackson; chaplain, Laura

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McManus; sergeant-at-arms, Louise Pearcy and historian, Mae Lenoir. The County American Legion Installation of Of-

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-ficers took place Sept. 24 at the Tuckahoe Post. This was also a men and women joint installation for 1963-84: president, Virginia Smith; first vice president. Penny Backs; second vice president, Angle Burdy; secretary, Gladys Pearson; treasurer, Frances Jackson; historian, Christine Madam; chaplain, Sylvia Coleman; and sergeant-at-arms, Louise Robinson. Dinner was prepared by the men of Tuckahoe Post and served by the Tuckahoe Boy Scouts; visitors included many from the Atlantic City area and a very delicious meal was enjoyed by all. • • • V I C TO RIAN WEEKEND is fast coming up. Lots of exciting times are in the throes of preparation for everyone. One very exciting event is the Victorian Entertainment Dinner Hop at the Colonial Hotel ; owner Bob Fite is opening the hotel just for, this occasion. There’ll be a cash bar and dinner (all by reservation 884-5404) with dance music, entertainment, Dixieland group, etc. etc. Dress is optional; dinner reservations area must. • • • Here's something I thought you'd Uke. It's the recipe for Sunshine Cake, what could be better? 1 cup (two sticks) lightly salted butter 2 cups sugar 4 eggs 3 cups all-purpose flour; 1 teaspoon salt; 1 teaspoon baking powder; one-half teaspoon hairing soda; 1 cup buttermilk; two teaspoons vanilla; confection’s sugar. Oil bottom of 10-inch tube pan. Cream butter in mix-v ing bowl, gradually beating in sugar until light and fluffy. Add one egg at a time, beating thoroughly after each. Add remaining ingredients and blend until moistened. Pour batter into pan. Bake in 325-degree oven about one hour. Let cool completely before removing from pan. Sprinkle with confectioner’s sugar. Serve with fresh strawberries and . creme fraicbe. Serves 8 to

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HAPPY. HAPPY birthday to Helen Dikday, artist and former artist-in-residence of the Cape May County Art League. Also many good wishes to Tina Smith, Laura

McBride and Ted Williams. That glorious ice-blue Alfa-Romeo sports convertible dashing about town is none other than Bob Stango's. Many good wishes go with it. • • • Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary casino trip Monday, Oct. 17, leaves bus station in Cape May at 10 a.m. going to Resorts, and coming home leaving there at 4 p.m. Benefits are $10. coins and $2.50 food coupon. Proceeds go to Rescue Squad. • • • Don't forget to support the local American Legion Post 193. Their Dessert Card Party is Tuesday, October 11, at Victorian Towers. Please bring cards and spend an enjoyable afternoon at nominal charge, starting at noon.