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Florida Trip The Catholic Golden Age Club of Cape May is sponsoring a bus trip to Florida Epcot for eight days beginning Nov. 2. For further information, call Mary McCormick. 729-6494.

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"Waltzing in Old Cape May" is the song written by Bob Stango of Fishing Creek. It's one of Bob's hobbies, writing songs and restoring vintage cars. At the recent vintage 30th Annual Antique Auto Show in Ocean City, over 300 vehicles representing 23 classes of cars assembled, among which was Stango's 1931 Model A pickup truck on the side of which is painted the title of his song WHEN DISPLAYING the truck Bob places the sheet music on the windshield with notes depicting the song on the side panel "Waltzing in Old Cape May" was played at the 1982 Tuiip Festival in Cape May. where hundreds of copies of the song were distributed because so many wanted to take it home and learn it. Needless to say. both hobbies keep Bob busy at his home in Fishing Creek. Of course, I'm prejudiced a little — he just happens to be my baby brother! IT WAS A lovely way to spend an otherwise hot afternoon: the Victorian and Edwardian Summer Costume Luncheon Fashion Show at the Washington Inn in Cape May, by Charlotte Todd and Sandra Miller. Very soft lights, delicious food, and to celebrate the 4th. a dessert of red, white and blue, made up of vanilla ice cream, blueberries and fresh raspberries — simply wonderful! Todd was narrator with models, Julie Merson, Lisa Marie Ward. Theresa Ward. Marge Wunder. Jean Simmons. Chrissy McShone. Anne Sawyer. Kathy Martenson, Kim Sullivan. Maureen Ewan. Miller. Kathleen Nancy Magee. KrisHewitt, Jill Kaker. Kim Sullivan. Liz Lucas, little

e Jonathan and Carly Ewan. y Shelly McShane. Nancy I Magee. Kuby Phillips, and - Barbara Todd, i HIGHLIGHT WAS Bar bara Todd in a pale yellow l ball gown, with the front ' looking freshly made, and ) with the same gold bugle 1 beads as adorned the front . Resembling Lily Langtry > was Jill Raker "in a fine t white muslin — sweet and > demure Maureen Ewan wore an 1890 riding outfit ■ with leg o' mutton sleeves. I Theresa Ward modeled an I 1880 gown with bustle. It t seems this was the last appearance of the burdensome bustle. i Charlotte Todd and Sandra Miller advise these luncheon-fashion shows will I be every week with a new ' assortment each time. Last show is Sept. 5. but you have all summer to take advantage of this very unique way to spend an afternoon. Reservations are a must by calling 884-5697. He's Purn Goldy of Vic- i torian Towers, the "repair J specialist " of Star of the Sea Thrift Shop. He sees to it that all appliances are in top running condition — it's his hobby but so very helpful to all who come in Friday and Saturday every week to seek their treasures and near-treasures We're glad she's back from the hospital — Dottie Wilson, the gal with the constant smile as she works along the Washington Street Mall picking up trash, etc. Dottie says she nas a severe case of ulcers, but in spite of it all she still manages to smile. The beauty taking reservations at Menz' Restaurant in Rio Grande is daughter. Denise — with red hair and everything to go with it!

M 21 st St. and the Circle Avalon N I D.J. BULGE tuesday thru sunday saturday and sunday jam 4 p.m. MONDAY NIGHT PRINCETON'S FAMOUS BUFFET 6 P.M. -9 P.M - S3 00 WITH GUITARIST JOHN LANGSTON MOLSON MONDAY WITH OCEAN EVERY WEEK DOILAR/BOTUE TUESDAY NIGHT TACO NIGHT 2/ST. 00 ■ Kll^UT,,MDNE$DAm£hI LADIES NIGHT" - NO COVER - REDUCED DRINKS THURSDAY NIGHT 7&7 NIGHT ALSO HAT NIGHT I WACKIEST HAT CONTEST PACKAGE STORE ~ I • BEER . WINES • LIQUORS • SNACKS OPEN 7 DAYS 7 NIGHTS Super Sandwiches & Draft Beer Served Daily PHIL'S PRINCETON II I ■ cv«v [D,„.v guitarist rob lowry I SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY (GRILL 9-30 P M I I ALSO D.J. ' H

Masonic Unit Breakfast Set WILDWOOD CREST - - Hereford Lodge 177, F. & A.M.. will sponsor a pancake breakfast 8 a.m.-l p.m. Sunday. Aug. 4. at the Masonic Temple. 6300 Atlantic Ave. The menu includes pancakes. sausage, coffee, milk, and juice. Tickets will be available at the door, and all officers also have them.

HYDE PARK "CATERERS OF DISTINCTION" SERVING CAPE MAY COUNIY ■Ngs/ '■ ■Al'fflAII/INr. IN 1 ^ Oft iio Atlairs. Weddings, Cocktail Parties, Brunches, Picnic Boxes. Full Service. CALL FOR INFORMATION 967-5727

/ >. Seashore Salad Bar (Circle Mall) 21st & Dune Drive. Avalon. N.J. V Cool off with a Crisp Salad *} V Large Selection of Fresh Vegetables ia f W ALL YOU CAN EAT 'T-V fej*7 SALAD BAR «'j% j JSfcf ^ At Affordable Prices . Home-Style Soups Sandwiches & Desserts ' 0pen Daily 11:3?"9 PM

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