♦ ^ 2 Herald & Lantern 26 September '84

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News Notes from The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

Congratulations, this time to Catherine and Bill Dwyer of West Cape May. It's their 47th wedding anniversary. All good wishes from so many. Congratulations also to Bea and Charles Pessagno of Cape May. It's a girl, named Stephanie. Other children are Francis and Caroline. So many good wishes to them too. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to , Bob McManus of the i McManus Mobil Station. His smile makes all the repairs come out right. Also, happy birthday to Helen Wright. Leslie Richards. Maureen Holden and baby Edith Stubbs. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Pape of Newport News, Va., visited Cape May bringing along four-month-old son, Adam. "Hiey liked what they saw, even to attending the bingo game at Our Lady Star of the Sea parish hall . ..and they promise to return real soon, perhaps even stay here! They're the niece and

nephew of Betty and Albert DiGugliemo of North Cape May. Tickets for Car Raffle "Gala are going fast Remeber. it's Saturday, Oct. 13. at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Ocean Street in Cape May. That's the night the lucky winner indrawn for the beautiful 1984 Skylark Buick <on display * outside the church). Tickets include a hot roast beef sandwich and chips, coffee, and music by the Hoffnagle Band to dance to. You may B.Y.O.B. if you like: ice will be available. For tickets it's Teresa Banscher (in ¥k& torian Towers) 884-8141; Jeanette Collins < In Village Greene area) 884-0099; Marie Momat (in church rectory) 884-5311 or me, at 884-4770. If you'd like a table reserved for your group of six of more, just let me know. It'll be a Tun night for everyone, and of course, a very special one for the winner of the Skylark Buick!

Horse Show Opens Fri.

SMITHVILLE - Fourteen area municipalities have declared Sept. 23-30 Shore Memorial Hospital Horse Show Week in honor of the third annual event that begins Friday. Horses, polo games, ponyrides and an antique car show will highlight this year's event at Mattix Run JLtd. Equestrian Center in Smithville. Jerry Penacoli, a news anchor at KWY-TV Channel 3, is the honorary- chairman and will signautographs and talk with / visitors Saturday.

In addition, the JerseyCape Region Antique Auto Club will display antique, beauties from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. William Schmoll of Linwood. club president, reminds visitors to bring a camera and have their pictures taken with the vehicles of bygone days. \ Aside from the horse and riding competition, featuring the $10,000 Shore Memorial Grand Prix, this year's event will also include polo games and pony /rides on Saturday and Sunday.

Exhibits will be included all three days on the fair grounds whjere craft, gourmet and thrift items will be for sale as well as gift shop and tach shop _. items, various foods and drink. Admission is $2; children under 12 get in free. The event will be held rain or shine.

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Job Safety Session Set AVALON — Joseph T. Gibbs. manager of safety and loss control for the Borough of Avalon, h&s arranged a program on electrical safety" to be presented at the regular council meeting tomorrow. - Stan Smuz and Ed Bannan, safety coordinators with Atlantic Electric, will present a program "Electrical Safety in the Work Place" at 10:05 a.m. in the Borough Hall meeting room on Dune Drive. There will be a chance for members of council and others present to ask questions. The public is welcome at the meeting. For further information contact Joseph Gibbs at Borough Hall. 967-8200.

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