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Easter 4 Stroll Winners Told

CAPE MAY - Chilly weather didn't cool the spirits of hundreds of participants in the city's annual Victorian Easter Stroll, according to Shirley D. Stiles, chairperson. The Sunday event was sponsored by the Greater Cape May Chamber of Commerce.

Program was opened by Mayor Arthur Blomkvest. Greetings also came from the representatives of the chamber. Mall Merchants Association and Beach Boardwalk' Merchants Association. Gene Grossweiler, complete in Victorian cutaway suit and top hat, provided

Victorian violin music. Prizes went to: Best dressed baby, two years. 1. Patricia Hobb, Villas; 2. Samantha Spilove, Rosemont. Pa.; 3. Elizabeth Wells, Cape May. Best dressed, three-five years: 1. Christy Stickle, Erma: 2. Tiffany Spilove. ■ ■■■■■■■■

Rosemont, Pa.; 3. Michelle Carpenter, Town Bank, honorable mention, Kelly and Christian Revak, Cape May. Best dressed 6-10 years: 1. Josette Ferranza, Wildwood; 2. Melinda Hopp, Villas; 3. Jamie Hurd, Cape May. Best dressed, 11-15 years: 1. Petronella Van Berry, West Cape May; 2. John McElwaine, West Cape May; 3. Lisa Ruckle. Turners ville. Best dressed teenagers Susan Souder, Cape May. 1. Keith Forrest, Cape May. Best dressed lady, modern: Sharon Victoria. North Cape May. Best dressed lady. Victorian: Mary Ewing, Cape May. Best dressed gentleman, modern: Stephen Ewing. Cape May. r Best dressed gentleman. Victorian: Jay Schatz. Cape May. Best dressed couple, modern: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Klinger, Villas. Best dressed couple, Victorian: Marlene and Evan Meduich. Best dressed family: The Kubiak Family . West Cape May. Best Easter bonnet Dorothy Kelso, Cape May Oldest lady: Mary Cullen, Elizabeth. Oldest gentleman: Louis Eschert, North Cape May Children were presented prizes of $50 Savings Bonds, Easter baskets and Easter eggs. Adults were presented gift certificates from one of the following businesses in Cape May: Barry's Clothes, The Atlas Hotel's Crystal Room. The Golden Eagle Dining Room. The Marquis de Lafayette Hotel's The Gold Whale, Maureen's. The Winchester Inn, The Washington Inn, and Stiles Limousine Service. Judges were Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Brown of West Cape May ; Cape Ma> - city clerk Mrs. Virginia Petersen; Mrs. Winnie O'Brien of the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts; Mrs Peg Madden of the Dormer Guest House; Given Fritz, marketing director of the Atlas Motor Hotel; John Veldhoven of Cape May. and Terry Brown. Cape May director of community affairs. Chairman Stiles praised the help of Jerry In derweiss and Joe Estock of the city's Public Works Department. Betts Backs Recreation TUCKAHOE - George Betts, candidate for the Republican nomination for Upper Township Committee in the June 5 primary election, said he would use his turf grass sod experience to improve township athletic fields and recreation areas. In a statement released to the news media, Betts said he supports township recreation programs and. if elected, would "improve the quality of our fields and by doing so, save the township money on recreation over a period of years." Betts has been president of Tuckahoe Turf Farms i Inc. since 1979* and has worked there since 1964

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