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-It's Hallowe'enTbe goblins and the witches are In league to stir things up, They're brewing deadly mischief In a magic sort of cup. Now if your doorbell should ring out Perhaps you'll get a fright 'Cause more than likely you would see A most un -Christian -sight ; A pirate might be standing there, Or stranger still a bat, Or even satan with two horns Protruding through his hat! So when you hop in bed, lock tight The windows, doors arid such, v Pile ail the blankets on your head And you won't hear too much. The wind is high, it's voice is shrill, There's myst'ry in the air, There's ghosts in every cornfield and You surely must beware! By Viney Endicott MB* vm v , - IML Y Not All Are Saints I finished my bowl of dinner i And was washing to go to bed. The door bell rang and I could see Something without a head. All in white, black holes for eyes, No hair, no teeth, or hands. I watched in horror at this strange thing, and shook to beat the band. Another came, all in black \ ' » with a nose a full foot long. A stove pipe hat and a broom that swat, in a second they ail were gone. They must be from another world, I told myself to be brave. My ears laid flat, my tail puffec up my fur began to wave. They roamed the streets v for tricks and treats, What ever that could mean T'was the night of Goblins, Witches and Ghosts. And they called it Hoilow'een. By Miriam A. Willis NOTE: This poem was inspired by Willis' tabby cat, "Duffy." C«> ¥f JUUES BEAUTY SALON V * Wf f - Formerly of Ocean Dr. I T Y/tfj STOP IN TODAY J V IvJJIr AND GET THAT A f\ J NEW FALL LOOK! }\

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League Events Slated CAPE MAY - Beginning Saturday 7:30-9 p.m. with the opening reception of the annual members' show, the schedule of activities through December has been announced by the Cape May County Art League. A children's workshop on creasting flourdougb Christmas ornaments will be held 1-3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the league headquarters, 1056 Washington St. OTHER EVENTS listed are: , Nov. 10: Kidsart, spon , sored by Kate Oresic and students of South Jersey I Christian Academy, 1-3 I p.m. Dec. 4: General membership meeting and installs- ' tion of board officers, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 8: Christmas party, with films, story telling, j pinata breaking and a special visitor. Children and parents are welcome. DEC. 8: Opening recep- j tion 7:30 p.m. as Barrier Island Weavers present "Eleanor and Friends", a I weaving exhibition, in the I Loft Gallery. Dec. 144B: All entries in Gingerbread House Coo- I test will be on exhibit poo- j l pie on Candle Light Tour I will vote for winners Dec. m 29. For information call I 884-8628. V I ACC Gives g 'Kind Lady' MAYS LANDING - The Atlantic Community Col- I lege (ACC) Theater Department will present "Kind Lady," a suspense drama by Edward Chadorov (adapted from a story by Hugh Walpole), at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, Nov. 7 to 10, in the theater of Walter Edge Hall on ACC's campus here. The cast includes, Linda r en ton of Petersburg, Yvonne D. Anastasio of Sea Isle City, and Dennis Martin of Woodbine. The performances of "Kind Lady" are free and open to the public. For more information, call 646-4950 or 625-1111, ext. 325. Lynch Work In Exhibition OCEANVILLE — Recent marble carvings by Gerald Lynch of Villas are among t works on exhibit at the -f Noyes Museum, Lily Lake T Road here, through Dec. I 16 .1 The museum also houses ♦ a permanent collection of <i contemporary American art and lard decoys. There ^ are wood-carving i demonstrations 2 p.m. daiA ly by Gary Giberson. '1 , The museum is open 11 % a.m. -4 p.m. Wednesday 9 through Saturday, and F nooo-4 p.m. Sunday.

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