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Style Show For CARA SEA ISLE CITY - The Cape May County Coalition Against Rape and Abuse presents a fashion show featuring folkwear. metals and fibers as wearable art 6:30-9 this evening at the Dead Dog Saloon. 3815 Landis Ave. here. Tickets may be purchased at the door and are available at Solar Wind and Moxie Boutique in Stone Harbor. All proceeds benefit CARA. CARA maintains a 24-hour crisis hotline for victims of abuse and sexual assault Programs are presented throughout the county schools to educate on the problems and prevention of abuse. Cape Shell Club Meets July 1 STONE HARBOR - Cues! speaker at the meeting of the Jersey Cape Shell Club 8:15 p.m Monday. July 1. will be Dr. Robert Schoening of the Naval Research Institute of Bethesda. Md. His topic will be ( "Medical and Biological t Aspects of Dangerous j Marine Life" The meeting I will be at the Wetlands In- \ stitute. Stone Harbor j Boulevard. It will include a short business session and refreshments.

o i/il fey*, ' *4 SUi b PANCAKE PLANNERS — Committee of Cape May Kiwanls Club members prepares for pancake breakfast to be held at Convention Hall 7 a.m.-l p.m. Saturday. July 6. Left to right are: Frank Trainer. John Curtright, breakfast chairman; Bert Reid and Don McCasland. Proceeds go to Kiwanis Club Scholarship Fund, one of several club activities.

Calendar Winners Selected

COURT HOUSE - Winners in the 1985 Calendar Art Contest held by the Cape May County Cultural and Heritage Commission were selected recently, with 13 being chosen out of 500. The contest was open to all county schools from kindergarten through sixth grade, and the winners were selected at Historic Cold Spring Village. The top thirteen winners will have their artwork reproduced onto a calendar which will be available in the fall through participating schools There will be

an artpeice for each month and one cover piece ALL THIRTEEN received a drawstring bag of 20 silver dollars, a large rosette ribbon, and a Junior League membership donated by the Cape May County Art league entitling the children to partake of events and classes at the League. They will also receive a complimentary calendar. Judges were Joanne Myers and Betty Hull of Cape May and Mary Feaerici of Wildwood. The following are the top winners: Kathleen Wilson. Ocean Academy. Melissa Garrett. Ocean City Intermediate; Joe Smith. Maude Abrams; Kristin

Garland. Ocean City Primary ; Stephanie O'Connor. Middle Township 1; Chuck Colson and Albert Lomanaco, Glenwood Avenue School. Wildwood; Douglas Price, Memorial School, Villas; Derek Hubhard and Oily Beloro. Lower Township. Consolidated; Melissa Devico. Middle Township 3, and Sarah Brown and Nick Dragotta of Cape May City Elementary. ALL OTHER entrants received a ribbon of participation. The project was funded by a grant received by the Cultural and Heritage commission from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

VFW Post Has Banner Season CAPE MAY - PetersonLittle Post 386, Veterans of Foreign Wars, enjoyed a banner winter season, it is reported by Paul F. Parrinello. public relations officer. Post Commander James Lee was elected commander of District 17. which includes all Cape May County VFW posts. The post made the following donations: $1,000 each for scholarships to a boy and a girl senior at Lower Cape May Regional High School; $500 to Deborah Hospital; $600 to the State VFW medical van; $300 to the Cape May Little League; $150 to the Christmas parade, $100 to Cape May midget football ; $100 to Cape May street hockey

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