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Celebrates Her 99th Birthday

UPPER TOWNSHIP - Minnie R. Black observed < her 99th birthday July 25 with a family dinner at the \ Tuckahoe Inn. On the .Saturday preceding, her -'daughter, Olive Woolston, and son-ip-law George hosted a party at their Petersburg home, where Minnie has lived for several years. Fifty-five relatives, neighbors and friends enjoyed a buffet luncheop, punch and cake. Special music was played by George Woolston at an electric organ, Clarence Leeds on violin and Frank Weed and granddaughter „ Jennifer Black guitars. Fred Knoller also came to the microphone to sing. Throughout the afternoon friends joined in a sing along as old favorites were played. MRS. BLACK wore a dress which she made. Her family and friends have treasured handcrafted items which she has made with love and care. Her needlework projects have included beautiful crewel

embroidery, while some of her recent items have been on the now popular plastic canvas. Minnie came to Petersburg from Linwood several years ago. She has a keen mind, and keeps nimble fingers l|usy, making beautiful gifts and items for the church bazaar She attends the Wesley Methodist Church V regularly, and enjoys correspondence with friends and relatives. Minnie's son George, his wife and their daughter Jennifer, who live jn Pitman, joined the lawn party Saturday. Her son. William, who lives in Reading. Pa., came for a visit on her birthday Mrs. Black has six grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren, and many friends.

■ * MINNIE R. BLACK

Calendar (From Page 33) 25 gardens amid 20 acres of lawns, ponds and ferneries; colonial farm, gazebo, dried flower show. Admission. Children under 6 free. 9:30 a.m. -5 p.m. daily June 15 to Oct. 20. New Hope and Peddler's Village bos trip by American Red Cross (info 465-7382 or 398-1488), Sept. 14. Al-Ateen meetings — Monday 8:30 p.m. Coast Guard Base auditorium, Cape May; Wednesday 6 p.m. Social Services Bldg. Rts. 9 « 47 (ent. on Rt. 9, Rio Grande; Thursday. 8:30 p.m. Cape May County Library, Mechanic St., (board rm). Court House. Single Parent Society dance every Wednesday night, 8:30-11:30 p.m. at Somers Point fire hall No. 1, on Bethel Rd. New and Used sale, every Friday and Saturday, 9 to 4, St. John of God Church, Town Bank Rd., No. Cape May 9-day excursion to World's Fair in New Orleans by St. John of God (info 886-2449), starting Sept. 17. Polka Weekend Bus trip by Polish American Club, to Brickman's, in the Catskills. (info 886-4672 or 522-3599). October 26, 27 and 28. "Fresh From the Garden" cookbook free gift wrapping, benefits American Cancer Society (info 886-1154), purchase Monday-Friday 9-5 p.m. unit office of American Cancer Society, 15 Delsea Dr., Rio Grande.

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