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> Doris Ward ARE THEY UP? — Tulip committee John Dun woody look over final plans for members, left to right. Robert Mullock, this weekend's Tulip Festival in Cape Millie LaCanfora, Karin Feddermann and May.

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The tulip plant has only one disease — tulip fire (Botrytis tulipae). It isn't too prevalent but .once started, it spreads like fire. It usually appears as a result of a warm wet Spring. Initial symptoms include spotting on blooms and yellow shriveling leaf tips. It can be controlled if caught early. Tulips are one of the hermapholite flowers, carrying both male and female .reproductive parts end therefore self-pollinating. Both pistals and stamens are located in the center of the bloom.

News Notes from The Cape Mays v Dolly Stango

A TRIBUTE TO Joe Crouch,^ chief of Cape May's Rescue Squad, sponsored by the auxiliary was indeed a great affair and a real surprise to Joe. It was planned by auxiliary past president Julie Cinder and her son, Doug (who is also on the squad) to celebrate the 25 years of service Joe has willingly dedicated himself to. But the 100 people attending the dinner all managed to keep it "under their hats" so that Crouch never even had the slightest inkling. Of course, there's no successful affair without the ■ aid of Harry Satt of the W Atlas Restaurant and * Motor Inn. Harry arranged for Joe to" meet him at the restaurant, saying it was a matter of great importance to the squad. So you know that Joe would surely be responsive to anything to do with the rescue squad. In walked Joe Crouch and received a standing ovation and loud cheer. He really looked as if Jie needed the aid of the rescue team ; he was speechless and stunned. Barney Dougherty, fire chief, spoke of the many years

Joe dedicated himself to even attending more fire calls — just in case he was needed — surely a comforting thought to know there's help close b$. Needless to say, it was an evening many of us will remember. SO MANY EVENTS coming up in May i.e.. May 5 is the Republican Beef and Beer Bash at Convention Hall. May 6 is the House of Charity Drive for Cape May staring at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church; May 8 is the Bridge Fest at Victorian Towers sponsored by the Cape May Women's Republican Club. 1 p.m. $1.50 person (please bring own cards). May 15 is Confirmation Day for Star of the Sea > pupils; May 20 is a delicious dinner at the Chalfonte Hotel sponsored by the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary — 1 to 4 p.m. with Dot Burton doing the .cooking of broiled or fried chicken or devilled crab, — all for only $7 a person. Glassboro College concert featuring the New Jersey Symphony and

Veda Zuponsic. pianist is May 23 sponsored by Beth Judah Temple. Nancy , Tenenbaum is the person to call for your reservation at 884-3606. May 23 is also casino trip to Caesar's sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society of Star of the Sea. Bus leaves 4:30 p.m. cost $11, benefits $17, coins - $5, deferred coupon only four hour stay. For your reservation it's Margaret Dalin, 884-4492. Saturday, May 26 is the Altar and Rosary flea market in the parish hall $10 per table. Dolly Stango, at 884-4770, will take your ■y reservations. A good time to make some profit from your attic items! Light refreshments will be available. Sunday, May 27 is the Altar and Rosary Society Communion Breakfast at Golden Eagle, starting at noon. GET WELL WISHES - to Mrs. Irene Minnix, mother of former Cape May Mayor, Bruce Minnix Sip is recuperating nicely from all reports "and good wishes from so many go out to her. Also get well wishes to Catherine Corbett, Veronica Sullivan, John Demarest, Libby Brown, Charles Stephen McBride and Alfonso Martorell. ........

MUST BE — If that freckle-faced kid is wearing a Dutch costume, and if those are tulips in front of her, this must be the weekend for Cape May's annual Tulip Festival.

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