Herald & Lantern 9 November '83

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Revived Parade Is Spirited

WILDWOOD - The Chamber of Commerce treated residents of the city to a bit of early Halloween Witchery Oct. 28, when ghosts and goblins prowled Wildwood’s streets in the resort’s revived Halloween Parade. Several hundred costumed celebrants paraded down Pacific Ave. accompanied by four marching bands, floats, trolleys, and the omnipresent spirits that so often reveal themselves at this time of year. The presence of summer could be felt again as over a 1,000 locals flocked to the Cedar Ave. boardwalk where they were treated to a Block Party and Fun Fair. Marine West Corp. donated Dracula’s Castle to adtHo the evening while other area merchants contributed prizes and other goodies to be distributed to the children. Various civic organizations donated their time to man the castle and fun fair booths and in some cases such as the pie throw they gave their bodies. PRIZES WERE awarded to the following individuals: Most Scary — Ages to 6; First, Anamaria Badolato; Second, Shawn O’Donnell;

Tlurd, Nicky Badolato; Ages 7 to 14: First, Courtney Delinski; Second, Gregg Dewease; Third, Ryan McCarthy; Over 14: First, Sharon Peterson; Second, Mr. Jannon Funniest — Ages to 6: First, James E. Quinn; Second, Frank Lowe; Third, Daniella Broker; Ages 7 to 14: First, Micki Norbeck; Second, Michael Norbeck; Third, Michele Hengereld. Ugliest — Ages to 6: First, Lucy Brennan; Second, Toby Cundiff; Ages 7 to 14: First, Dalee Brown; Second, Kimberly Allen; Third, Steven Ortiz and Joshua Cundiff. MOST CREATIVE — Ages to 6: First, Mary McCarthy and Crystal Wirz;

SWAINTON - What makes the world go around for a resident at Cape May Care Center? If that ques-

money, but a group of residents here see time spent in a different light.

Second, Jemfier Jannon and Dawn Graiff; Third, Tiffany Fuscellaro; 7 to 14. First, Steven Allen; Second, Susan Vignola, Michelle Lazinski, and Tracy Garrison; Third, Janni Kalman, Michelle Potts, and Ms. Haroula. Over 14: First, Grass] Family 2nd, Harry R. Proud; Second, Mary Garrison; Third, Deborah Garrison. Best Group — First, Jerry Frye’j Family; Second, Birdsell Family; Third, Midnight Madness Trykes. Civic Group — First, Stone Harbor Fire Dept.; Second, Elks Float; Third, Jaycees Float.

Time is valuable to. everyone but especially to 12 residents who chose to spend their time at the

adventure to the Sands Casino in Atlantic City has been planned for today. The residents will start their journey first class with limousine service at their front door. With their safety and well-being in mind, they will have nursing supervision for "Lhe

afternoon.

The gamblers for a day will not only be playing the slots, but will be dining at the Park Garden Restaurant. The restaurant has made special arrangements to seat 10 of the residents who would be in wheel chairs. William Moore, a resident of the home, said, “This is something I’ve wanted to do for a couple of years. I used to be a lucky guy before so I’ll see how I do. I’m very confident that

IT1 do well.”

Another resident of the home, John Leedom, originally from Atlantic City said, “I know what’s in store for me: a little relaxation, something new to do, fun and games and have a good dinner.”

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