Herald & lantern 6 March, 1985 11

News Notes from

The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

Jerry Inderwies. assis tant superintednent of Public Works for the City of Cape May, was the speaker at the recent Mayor's Advisory Committee Meeting One of the most talked about subjects was that of the public restrooms For some unaccountable reason, the city's public restrooms have been vandalized unmercifully: plumbing destroyed, floors and walls damaged; cigarettes have been put out on the floors, making holes in the flooring Just what do these vandals think is going to happen? One thing sure is that there are special men being given the chore of policing these areas and anyone caught destroying city property will be severely punished It goes without saying that visitors coming into our town should not have to witness such sights - and of course. Cape May residents should have the privilege of using these facilities without having to pay for the terrible situations encountered because of vandalism VANDALS, take heed You're being watched. Grow up and try to help instead of being destructive The punishment is severe and you will be caught Just wait and see! Inderwies went on to say that this area is one of most concern to the city and now officials think they do have a viable solution to catch the offenders • • • THE REPUBLICAN Women's Club of Cape May is sponsoring a bus shopping trip to the Christiana Mall in Delaware Thurs day. March 14. Bus leaves the Acme lot 8:30 a.m. and Christiana Mall around 4 p.m Remember, there's no sales tax in Delaware, so it's an ideal place to shop For your seat reservation, call 884-3110 or 884-2655 Again, the Women's Republican Club are sponsoring a Flea Market Tuesday. April 30 in Victorian Towers' auditorium Tables may be rented, and for your table reservation, call 884-3110 Make sure to get your reservation in early. as this is a very popular flea market • • • Sylvia Coleman of West Cape May called to say the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 193 is sponsoring a dessert bingo card party noon -3 p.m. Tuesday, April 2. in Victorian Towers Card players are asked to bring their own cards Sylvia, who is chairperson for this event, is requesting that all unit members donate prizes and get in touch with her when there are any available. • • • HAPPY, happy birthday to Terence Brown, director of Cape May City 's Recreation & Civic Affairs Depart ment. Also, a very happy birthday, to Lawrence Green. Mary Louise King. Sandra Cummings and to Talk on Wills CAPE MAY - "Wills" will be the topic of Joseph Rogers, guest speaker, at the meeting of the Catholic Golden Age Club 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Dugout, basement of the rectory of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church Refreshments will follow the meeting

little Lorrie Warren. • • • All Cape May taxpayers are urged to attend the school budget hearings Thursday. March 14. at the Elementary School and Tuesday. March 12. at Lower Regional High

School Do watch the newspapers for the designated time and try

to make sure you and your neighbors attend these very important meetings

when school budgets affecting our taxes will be discussed. • • • RECEIVED a very nice thank you" note from Kathy Mortenson thanking me on behalf of the Coast Guard Officers' Wives

Club for including their activities herein They're faithful readers of the Herald and are sure all they attempt to do now will be a success because of our help says Kathy We're most happy to be a part of all they do!

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