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COURT HOUSE - New Beginnings — Single Again, an emotional support group, meets the first and third Friday of each month at the County Extension Center, South Dennis Rd, for educational programs and discussions. The group, for divorced, widowed and separated persons, is under the

Chiropractic For Animals?

OCEAN CITY - The Humane Society of Ocean City will present Ms. Jean Warrington, chiropractor, at the 8 p.m. meeting Nov. 15 at the Youth Recreational Center, 6th and Atlantic Ave. Ms. Warrington will speak of the application of chiropractic medicine and adjustments to animal ills. The meeting is open to anyone in the South Jersey Area interested in the care and protection of animals. A tape of Ms. Warrington’s speech will be available after the meeting.

guidance of the Family Life Bureau and Catholic Social Services of the Diocese of Camden. All interested persons, regardless of religious affiliation, are welcome to attend its functions, accor-

Museum On Hunt For Dolls

COURT HOUSE - The county Museum is not recruiting a chorus line, but it is looking for dolls. To provide the featured exhibit at its open house in December, the museum is looking for old, unusual, collectible and interesting dolls. Members and friends are asked to lend their dolls — 19th Century to the 1950s — for the display, to be installed after Thanksgiving. Lenders are asked to bring their dolls, with a brief history, to tit museum as soon as possible. For further information, dall Dawn or Donna at 465-3535.

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ding to June Horne of Wildwood Crest. REGISTRATION at the meetings is 7:30 p.m. and programs begin at 8 p.m. There is a small fee. Topics usually consist of some aspect of human relationships, though the meetings are not encounter groups or therapy sessions. Social activities are scheduled on alternate weeks. Slated for November are: Candelight Buffet Dinner, Renault Winery, 6:30 p.m. Satirday. Reserva-

Mural to Be Dedicated Saturday

CAPE MAY-The County Art League's Victorian Village Plaza Mural Project on Washington St., across from Victorian towers, is nearing completion and will be dedicated at an on site ceremony 1 p.m. Saturday. A reception will follow at 2 p.m. at the Art League, in the Carriage House on the Physick Estate, 1050 Washington St. The generosity of Stewart Gray, owner of Model Cleaners, on which the mutal has been painted: and, of MAB Paints in Wildwood, donor of the paints; and the dedication of artists Cheryl Crews-Lynch, mural designer. Mary Ann Cannon, Mary Federici, Shirley Firak and Barbara Knipple has helped to further the Art League's commitment to bring art to the community. Ms. Crews-Lynch’s design of a porch of a long ago Victorian boarding house filled with people reflects the historical and continuing charm of Cape May. The choice of design, from the details of the porch railing to the poses and activities of the characters, intrigued a great many people. Ms. Crews-Lynch had little problem soliciting volunteers to pose. All of the characters who fill the porch are Cape May County residents. ARTIST BARBARA Knipple painted herself and her husband William, who is reading what looks suspiciously like a racing form; Mary Federici's daughter Charlotte is listening to poetry read byWildwood resident David Check; and, Ms. Crews Lynch’s husband, sculptor Gerald Lynch, is entertain ing everyone with his banjo Tbe list of real people who have become involved in the project and pan of the painting include Phyliss Catanoso of North Wildwood, William Smith of Avalon. Art League President Charles Bernard, Monte, Roseann. and Jessica Merrick of North Wildwood. Mrs. Janet Vance of Court House and Mrs. Jean Timmons of Cape May Future plans for the site include planting of trees and flowers and the installation of benches to enable residents and tourists to enjoy the mural. For more information about the mural call the County Art League,

tions closed Nov. 8. Discussion on “Counting Your Blessings” at Extension Center, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18. Call 465-4272 or 522-6211 for further information. The two-year-eld group has 50 members. Forbore information about its activities, call a member of the steering committeeJune, 522-6211; Mary' Jane, 465-4272; Ruth Ann 465-3577, or Mary, 263-6837

STUDENT — Sandra Nickless, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nickless of Court House, has begun studies in fashion marketing and management program at The Berkeley School of Westchester. White Plains. N.Y. Sandra is a graduate of Middle Township High School.

Nursing Home Set Bazaar

COURT HOUSE - The Recreabon Department of Crest Haven Nursing Home will sponsor a Christmas Bazaar and Craft Sale 8:30 a.m. — 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14. Christmas gifts, decoration, toy. baked goods will be on sale. Parking is available at the rear of the building.

Casino Trip

RIO GRANDE - A bus trip to the Playboy Casino for the benefit of the County Unit of the American Cancer Society will be held Tuesday, Nov. 22. Hie bus will leave Rio Mall at 4:45 p.m. and the Wildwood City Hall Parking Lot at 5 p.m. and return at midnight. For reservabons and information call 522-6579 or 886-1154.

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