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! Cape May Readies ! For Founder's Day

CAPE MAY - This Nal tional Historic Landmark City will celebrate a por1 tion of its heritage with an all-day Captain Mey's Founder's Day Celebration Saturday. Sept. 28. This local holiday honoring Dutchman Captain Cornelius Jacobsen Mey for his founding of Cape May in i *1621 will be celebrated by a slate of events cosponsored by the city and the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May. I BEGINNING at 9 a.m. j the Second Annual i Beachfront Run (4.4 miles) 1 will start and finish at Coni vention Hall. This exciting race will be enhanced by : the Regimental Runners of I the U.S. Coast Guard 1 Training Center, two com- ' panies strong! I On the Washington Street

\ Mall 1-5 p.m. the /a Studebaker Automobile Ss Club will display approx- & imately 35 vintage cars and y. 2-4 p.m. the Barrington Band will perform a con- S cert at the Victorian Band- \ stand in Rotary Park. CULMINATING the i day's activities, James & Hendrix will be the caller \ at a free Community y Square Dance in Conven- 6 tion Hall 8-11 p.m. ^ For information and/or ^ applications for the A Beachfront Run. call the S Department of Civic Af- n fairs at 88© 8411 or stop by y. Cape May Convention Hall. ^ j \

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i From Page 27 > Men End Abuse now -info 522-6489". counselling for ■ men who batter, sponsored by Coalition Against Rape and Abuse. H Free services. Weekly meetings. Seven Day Caribbean Cruise Oct 7-14 by Single ■ Parents Society 1 info 628-3134/691-84891 Cape May High School Reunion sponsored by the graduates of '38. '39. 40. '41. and '42: party. Fri. Oct. 11 at the Golden Eagle Inn; banquet for all classes at the Golden Eagle Inn ^ 8 p.m Oct. 12. (Info 884-3397) Williamsburg, Va/Busch Garden Trip by ,Y Seaspiderettes Cootiettes No. 648, (info 465-5539). Oct. 11-14 Departures from Jamesway and Wildwood Bus Depot Niagara Falls Trip by Wildwood Chapter No. 118, O.E.S. (info 522-1486/?29.2913t. Oct. 11-14. Pocmont Lodge Five Day Trip to benefii Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, (info 886-8302). Oct. 2frNov 1 Florida Epcot Eight Days Trip >y Catholic Golden I Age Club of Cape May. ( into 729-6494 ). starting Nov. 2. Beth Judah Thrift Shop (info 522-75411. Monday & Tuesday. II to 4. at Spencer and Pacific Aves . Wildwood Al-Anon, Family and Friends of Alcoholics. < info 428-0083 ) . meetings Sun 10 a m Burdelte Tomlin Hospital, In-Service room, downstaris. Court House. Mon 7:30 p.m. Coast Guard Base auditorium. Cape May; Tues 8:30 p.m. St. John's Lutheran Church, loth and Central. 3rd fl rear bldg Ocean City . Wed 6 p.m. Social Services Bldg . Rio Grande. Fri 8:30 p.m. Maris Stella Church auditorium. 49th and Ocean Dr , < upstairs >. Avalon . Fri 8:30 p.m . St Simeon's by the Sea Episcopal Church. 26th & Central Ave.. North Wildwood. Nar-Anon, for Family and Friends of drug addicted per sons. Tues 8 pm . Coast Guard Base. < auditorium Bldg near Snack Bar 1 . Cape May Gamblers Anonymous meeting Monday night 7 30 pm at Burdette Tomlin Hospital Conference Rm 4 (info 686-6528" Stainton Senior Center, 1 info 398-25521.3304 Bay Ave . Ocean City. Happy Hours, crafts, line and tap dancing, square dancing, aerobic-type exercises Lunch program — reservations ■■■ req Open Mon -Fri 9 to 4

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