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<ews Notes from The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

Catholic Teenagers from around the world want to come to the U.S.A. and want to share the lives of American Catholic families!. Boys and girls between 15 and 18 years old would attend local high schools for one year starting in August, helping with house chores, children, etc. They have their own medical insurance and pocket money. Host families will provide bed and meals, but the most important thing will be mutual love and understanding. There is a tax deduction of $50 available to the host families for each month they host one of these students. Anyone interested should contact Youth Exchange Service (YES) 350 South Figueroa St.. Los Angeles. Calif. 90071 or phone toll free 800-848-2121. A Pilgrimage/holiday to Spain - Portugal - Southern France will be sponsored by Blessed Sacrament

Church, Margate, new Jersey 08402, June 17 to July 3. For further information, call Fr. Ed Lyons (609) 822-7106 or write him at the aforementioned address. DON'T FORGET Flea Market, Saturday, May 26, in Parish Hall of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church on Ocean Street, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There's still time to get your table. Clean out your cellar, closets, attic, and sell all your articles instead of throwing them out. Call Dolly Stango at 884-4770 or Marie Momat. church secretary, at 884-5311 will handle it for you. Just be sure to bring your check to reserve tables you want. Annual Communion breakfast of Altar and Rosary Society of OLSS is Sunday at the Golden Eagle Blue Room, immediately following the 11 a.m. Mass. All members are requested to be at the Mass, where pews will be reserved for them. This annual affair is for the men folk too, be it husbands or any male friends, the more t£e merrier. For your ticket, it's Teresa Banscher in the Victorian Towers at 884-8141; Jeanette Collins in Village Greene or Dolly Stango at 884-4770. Last Mayor's Advisory Committee for the season is Tuesday, May 29, at 8 p.m. There'll be no meetings then until September.

Soroptomist Interstate Club of Cape May County is scheduling a great evening, Friday, June 1, at the 76 House dinner theatre, at 6 p.m. Musical is "Oklahoma" Make sure you get your reservations |n at once. Do call 884-1466 and all will be handled for you and your friends. HAPPY. Happy Birthday 4o Betty diGugliemo of North Cape May. She's the lady who makes all the dolls, each with a different hand-knit or crocheted outTit in beautiful colors. Sometimes a baby girl, sometimes a baby boy, and Wouldn't you know, even twins! Best of all. Betty makes sure to donate a doll to a church of her choice. I Husband. Albert, spends lots of his time unravelling yarn, putting the heads on the dolls, affixing arms. | legs He's a doll-maker in his way. Their pet, j "Adrian", the friskiest terrier this side of town, barks and stares at the dolls as they are completed, no doubt wishing one for his very own ! Happy birthday too, to Michael Tronco ... we're not asking how many years, for he surely looks dapper. Always a smiling face and a cheery greeting. Many, many more, Mike. The Sacrament of Confirmation at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church May 15 was administered by The Most Reverend George Guilfoyle, Bishop of Camden, Principal Concelebrant of the Mass and the Confirming Bishop

Clergy of the Diocese of Camden assisting. Students participating in the readings wer4 Petronella Van Berry and John Newkirk.Students confirmed were; Justin Aftanis, Daniel Anderson, Keith Arenberg, Shawn Austin. David Bailey. Edward Bo wen, Kelly Brown. L a r r > Brown, Mark Brown, Brian Buchanan, Rowena Buchungan. Teofolo Buchungan. Michael Chelius, Michelle Christensen, Shannon Coffey, Robert Cummiskey, John deGamila. Jose Diaz, Garth Donaldson, Mary Kay Dunwoody. Patrick Dwyer, James Fiocca, Mario Fisher. Brian Giancola. Joseph Grasso, John Hassey, Jeff Hayes, Kristen Hayes, William Hennessey, Chuck HinYhcliffo, Michael Hunter. Shannon Hunter, Thomas Johnson, Kathleen Marcy, Steven Mogck. Gerald Nehring. John Newkirk. Wendy Pharo, Paul Pietras, Peter Pietras, Kathleen Pilczuk, William Pilczuk. Michael Porter, Nicole Powel. Anne Reagan. Richard Russell, Paul Schiffbauer, Kristine ~ Souder. Douglas Stott. Kendra Sullivan. Richard Sweeten. Anita Tees. Krysta Tees. Tracy Troiano. Petronella vanBerry. Michael Ward, Beth Woycke, Katrina Yearicks and Kris tan Yearicks. Our very best wishes to all.

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