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AVALON — The Recrea- . tion Department has announced a series of special events for the 1984 summer season. Dave Haberle recreation director, noted that a new tennis handbook with fees, regulations and general information will be printed before the start of the t^hnis season in June. The events planned to date, not including the various tennis tournaments, are: May 26 : Antique Show — Bayberry Twiggs, Community Hall; May 28: Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony — ends at 21st Street Circle — Dune Drive; June 12: Garden Club Flower Show — Community Hall; June 21; Blood Bank — Community Hall; June 30: Halloween Parade — Community Hall, 10 a.m.

July 4: Swimming Races I — Windrift Motel, 10 a.m.; I Field Races - 10th Street I and Dune Drive, 2- p.m.; I July 7 : Catamaran Regatta I — 40th Street and Beach, 1 1 Jj a.m.; July 14: Bike Race — E 8th Street and Dune Drive. E 9 a.m.; Sand Sculpture — E 34th to 38th on Beach, judg- I ing 2:30 p.m.; t Antique I Show — Community Hall; I July 21: Five Mile Street * Run — 8 a.m., CommunityHall; July 21-22: Soccer i Tournament — 12th Street I Field, opening ceremonies 8:30 a .m. ; July 27: Fashion Show — Community Hall. 8 p.m.; July 28: Big Band Dance — Russ Patrick Orchestra, Community Hall. 9 p.m. -midnight J Aug 4: Catamaran Regatta - 40ttv£nd Beach ; Aug. 11: Firemen's Clambake — Community Hall; Sand Sculpture — 34th-38th on Beach, judging 2 p.m.; | Aug. 17: The Avalon Players; Aug 18: Volleyball Tournament — 31st Street and the Bfcach; Antique Show — Community Hall; Aug. 25: Avalon Home and Land Owners Meeting — 10 a.m.; Big Band Dance — Walt Wagner's Serenaders, Community Hall, 8:30 p.m. -midnight. Sept. 1. Antique Show; Sept. 15: Wings and Water Festival — Wetlands Institute and surrounding area.

Yard Sale CAPE MAY - The Lutheran Church Women will hold a yard sale and bake sale at the church, 509 Pittsburgh Ave., Friday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday I 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Attic anti- || ques, household items, and I clothing are included.

Next week's menu of meals served by « the Cape May County < Nutritional Project for the Elderly t — e

< Next week's menu £ May 7: Veal patty § w/brown gravy, cream a style corn, chopped e spinach, canned sliced e peaches, oatmeal cookie • May 8: Beef stew, peas * and carrots, boiled ? potatoes, applesauce cake. ? May 9: Manhattan clam f chowder, deviled crab, g Tartar sauce, mixed a vegetabjes, honey cinnam • mon bun. § May 10: Ham and cheese • sandwich < variety for Jam • boreei. three-bean salad, ® cole slaw, white cake * i w/chocolaie icing. | May 11 Meat loaf ? ■ w/brown gravy, glazed g carrots, baked potato, a tapioca pudding. a All meals are accom- a panied by bread, a margarine, and beverage • Snacks, delivered with • the mobile meals to the • home-bound, are: e May 7: Ham sandwich. ® cole slaw, fresh apple. ? milk. May 8: Liverwurst sand- g wich, mustard, orange, g milk. g May 9: Egg salad sand- a wich, banana, milk • May 10: Chicken salad • sandwich, orange, milk. • May 11: Cottage cheese, ® lettuce, crackers, canned * sliced peaches, milk c' •

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