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Herald & Lantern 19 October '83

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Cape May Republican Women’s Club is sponsoring a bus trip to the Claridge Casino Friday, Oct. 28th. Benefits are' $8 coins and $5 food coupon. Bus leaves 9 -a.m. from Cape May Bus station on Ocean St. Bea Lanzi will handle reservation, at 884-0645. Return trip leaves Casino at 3 p.m. and arrives home 4 p.m. Social Action Group of Our Lady Star of the Sea in Cape May does wonderful deeds. Headed by Catherine McGill and a bevy of dedicated women, they visit the sick and lonely men and women at Crest Haven Complex. The infirm are treated to ice cream, cake, candy (all donated by Star of the Sea Church) then participate in a sing-a-long. But here is where you can help: These ladies are gathering little items which can be used for Christmas gifts: i.e., body lotion, powder, combs, nightwear if you've any to spare, but you know what? I’m told that the little old ladies like jewelry, some beads or

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earrings, or whatever they dress up sitting in their wheelchairs, and smile a lot when they can “fix up,” - it’s worth all the effort to gather these items just to make them smile again. Have you any items you don’t need? Catherine McGill will even pick them up. Just call her at 884-2395, or drop them off at her home, 1211 Illinois Ave., in Village Green. Perhaps now that you'll be doing some Fall "cleanup" there'll be some things you don’t want and want to donate to this worthy cause. It's for both men and women. irs GOING to be a real “treat”. Sunday, Nov. 13 at 4 p.m., the Diocesan Pilgrimage Choir will perform in concert at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape May. Ail parishioners and friends are cordially invited to a concert of sacred music performed by the choir that rendered the music for the last four Pilgrimages of the Diocese of Camden to the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, -D.C. No tickets will be necessary and there will be no charge for admission. The choir is undpr the direction of Stephen Beddia, graduate of the Westminister Choir College in Princeton and Choir master of St. Lawrence Church Linden wold. • • • • She’s all of 10 months old: darling little Keyanah Matthews, daughter of Barbara "Sookie” , Matthews She’s starting to walk a little, too! One day

Busy Month For VFW Unit CAPE MAY - PetersonLittle Post 386, Veterans of Foreign Wars, has slated a busy November. Members will travel to Washington, D.C. Nov. 5, 6 and 7 for the State of New Jersey 49th tomb trek to Arlington National Cemetery to place a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Order of Cooties Pup Tent 86 will hold a dinner Nov. 13 at the post home 1-6 p.m., with the menu to include steak and ribs. The post will hold a dinner dance Nov. 26 to marie its 50th anniversary. Music will be furnished by the : Mi>giral Knights

she’ll be little “Miss West Cape May”. • • • • GET WELL: Tersy Yeager, also little granddaughter, Joanne, also Thomas Casino, Josephine Callahan, Bert Whitman, Anna Rose Purgatorio, Jean Dziomba, Eleanor Wenzel, Marguerite St. John.

ns good as new! • • • • Ann Dubin, steadfast member of the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary, hospitalized once again at Burdette in tbe Heart Unit. All tbe squad, and ever so many more friends, wish her a speedy recovery. Ann never has idle hands — always knitting or crocheting something for < either the squad or friends. Even during meetings she knits and crochets. So many send so much love, Ann!

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I have been a registered Republican in Middle Township for over 20 years. This year I am voting for JIM ALEXIS A DEMOCRAT FOR MIDDLE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Because I feel he can do a much better job than his opponent. Ordered and paid for by Rodney J. Downs

ONE DAY WORKSHOP “A DAY AT A TIME" N.Y. Dancer & Teacher EUie Sciaria SATURDAY, OCT. 22ND 10 a.m.-n a-m -Beginner 1 i-30-12:30-lntennediate 1 p.m.-2 p.m.-Advanced 2:30-4 p.m.-Improvisations All LEVELS INVITED TO Attend all sessions Joanne Reagan J DANCE studios 884-2600 isrrgAsaogP- 884-0062 COLD snow

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ALEXIS MIDDLE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE ORDERED & PAID FOR BY COMMITTEE FOR ALEXIS - E. STITES TREA.