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Delegates Named For Boys' State

CAPE MAY - Michael Hudgins and Daniel MacElrevey have been / selecled as delegates to represent Harry Snyder Post 193 American Legion, at the 40th annual Boys' State to be held June 16-23 at Rider College JTrenton. Michael is theTson of Mr. and Mrs. Hudgins, 660 Hughes St., and Daniel's parents are Mr. and Mrs. MacElrevey of 1037 New York Ave. Both boys will be seniors at Lower Cape May Regional High School in September. Todd Laskey, who has been named alternate, is the son of Mrs. Joyce

Laskey of 2 Beachurst Dr., North Cape May. BOYS' STATE, introduced by the American Legion in Illinois in 1936, is a new nationwide program. Educators consider Boys' State as one of the most important experiences a boy can have. It gives him a chance to learn about all branches of government at all levels from the municipal to the county to the state. Boys' state participants are nominated by their teachers or by seniors who were delegates the previous year. Leadership, scholarship, patriotism and service are the criteria on which tl^y are chosen. American Legion posts sponsor the boys. Lighthouse Tour Slated On June 29 NORTH WILDWOOD - In conjuction with Cape May County Art League's Annual House Tour, June 28-30. the Hereford Lighthouse Restoration Committee, Phyllis Catanoso, chairman, has announced a special event scheduled June 29. A tour of the historic Hereford Lighthouse and Museum will be conducted 4 to 7 p.m., with refreshments included. Admission is by ticket only, with proceeds for the Hereford Lighthouse Restoration Fund. CHAIRMAN for the event is Annette Jackson, with her committee of Marge Hennessey, Phyllis Catanoso, Jane Morrison. Jack Nettleton, and Charles and Lena Versaggi. I For tickets and informaI tion, call 729-1573, or I 522-2397 The Hereford I Lighthouse and Museum is I located at First and Central I Avenues, in the Anglesea I Section. I WCHS Parents I Set Meeting NORTH WILDWOOD - I The Wildwood Catholic I Parent Guild-Booster Gub I will hold its first I reorganization meeting for I the 1985-1986 school year, I 7:30 p.m Thursday. June I 13 All parents are invited I and a special welcome is I extended to all incoming I freshman parents. I AARP Luncheon CAPE MAY - Chapter I 691, American Association 1 I of Retired Persons, will I sponsor a luncheon noon I Wednesday, June 12, at the I Atlas Motor Inn, Beach I Drive. For tickets, call | 884-4685 or 884-8438.

New Guide Resort

CAPE MAY - Marsha \ Cudworth and Howard ) Michaels, co-authors of / "Self Guided Architectural Tours of Cape May", will m available at the Cape M4 y Art League Gallery on the Physick Estate from 2 p.m. on today and from 11a.m. to closing Sunday to sign books and answer questions about their books. The authors also collaborated on "Victorian Holi-

\ days", published in 1982, ) which concentrates on the i romantic charm of the city's ' bed and breakfast inns and restaurants. This latest book, soon to be published, offers a concise guide to exploring the resort It is illustrated by over 100 photographs, pen and ink drawings, vintage photos and postcards and 19th Century etchings.

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