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CAPE MAY - The city will host a Halloween dance at Convention Hall p 8:30 p.m.- midnight Fri- , day. Oct. 25. The II -man Hal Davis Orchestra will provide music for dancing Show Given By Carvers CAPE MAY POINT - The second annual wood carvers' show will be held •v at the Cape May Point State Park 8 a.m. -5 p.m Saturday and Sunday in the newly refurbished visitors center. Chairmen are George and Evelyn Stiles, assisted by Harry and Jeri Shourds. Represented will be the South Jersey Wood Carvers. National Wood Carvers. Suncoast Wood Carvers of St. Petersburgh. Fla . and the Weather Whilllers of Palermo There will also be oil paintings and birds for sale. There is no admission charge Next week's menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly Sept :«»: V 8 juice, veal patty w/brown gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, canned pear halves <>rl I Chicken chop suey. Chinese noodles, carrots. I>luel>erry cobbler Oct 2 Ham steak Hawaiian, sweet potatoes, green (leans, apple pie Oct 3 Spaghetti tomato s a u c e . meatballs Parmesan cheese, tossed salad/creamy Italian dressing, canned sliced peaches Oct 4 Manhattan clam 1 chowder, baked fish filet, catsup Tartar Sauce, hak I ed slutted potato, tapioca pudding All meals are accom p a n i e d I) y b r e a d . margarine, coffee, tea. or milk SN \('KS. delivered with mobil emeais to the home iMiiind. are / Sept 30 ■ Ham andwich. cole slaw, orange, milk Oct I Egg Salad sandwich. apple, nulk Oct 2 American cheese sandwich, pickled beet salad, pear, milk Oct 3 Cottage ! Cheese pineapple tidbits • salad, lettuce, mayonnaise, crackers, milk Oct 4 Sliced luncheon meat sandwich, potato salad, apple, milk Heading South CAPE MAY — Cape May Chapter 156. OES. will sponsor a bus trip to Williamsburg Oct 18 to 20 Trip includes visits to Busch Gardens. "The Old Country". Colonial Williamsburg, and the pottery factory For reserva- j tion, information, call Pat Collins at 729-7599

and listening. In addition there will be ice, cups, ice buckets, snacks and a Halloween Costume Contest. The third annual Community Halloween Parade will march off 3 p.m. Sunday. Oct. 27. from Lyle Lane. All registrations will be taken on the 27th directly behind the Victorian Bandstand in the Rotary Park beginning at 1 p.m. PRIZES WILL be awarded for first, second and third place in the following groups: 3 and under. 4-7, 8-12, 13-17, 18 and over and family. Special awards will be presented to the most original costume, scariest costume, best float, best decorated fire truck and best band. Immediately following the parade at the Emlen Physick Estate the judg ing, awards presentation arid children's games will be conducted The Halloween festivities are being sponsored by the City of Cape May, the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May and the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. For additional information contact the Cape May Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411. ext. 20 or 27 Fund Raiser For Parade WEST CAPE MAY - The committee for the 20th annual Community Christmas Parade is planning a yard sale as its first fall fund raiser Time and place are yet to be selected Donations of all kinds of used or new articles is sought, such as clothing, knick knacks, books and odds and ends Pickups can be arranged by calling 884 1005. 884-4748. or 886-0372. or donated items can be drop ped off at the Borough Hall, I 732 Broadway, according to jj Charlotte P Daily, known J as The Parade Lady, who J the effort I

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