Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 9 October '85

Here's Dolly jtL By Dolly StAnpr. J

It could have been worse, but tenants at Victorian Towers in Cape May who were evacuated because of 'Gloria", the recent hurricane with the "mostest". called me to say ' thank you" for the good care they received: especially to our city officials. Civil Defense volunteers and particularly to St. Raymond's, where they were taken in buses. Kay Goldy, one tenant, emphasized they were treated royally and many parents with children who were already at St. Raymond's" from surrounding area, were so quiet and orderly. Another caller. John Brennan, also of the Towers, said special thanks should go to Father Robert Pasley of Star of the Sea in Cape May. also to Father Weber of St. Raymond's and to all the volunteers who performed with such speed and kind manner — further saying he'll never forget what was done for them all. But there was one tenant who never knew there was anything going on at all. She was sound asleep all night long, and woke up the next morning wondering where everyone was. That's Betty MacMillan - a sound sleeper, that's Elizabeth! Somehow Betty never thought too much about "Gloria" for she went to bed very early I WENT TO Star of the Sea Church in Cape May to offer my help — but when I got there Monsignor Patrick J. Madden, pastor, was already making coffee over and over again, mak ing toast, giving out fruit juices, with Father Boyle assisting. All 1 did then was set up the very large coffee urn. get more supplies out — and proceed to help those who had spent most of the night in the church, some sleeping on the bench pews.

f. I must say Monsignor s n calm manner helped to 0 make one forget what was •f going on outside — I even went into the kitchen and started to prepare for k lunch. But it's thanks we all y are giving at this point — it r could have been much, e much worse. y • • • e Ever talk to anyone on the 'phone and you just know she's smiling all the 1 time? That's Judy Parker s of the Golden Eagle Inn — - tries to help so much. s' • • • VICTORIAN WEEK is October 12-20 and there's so i much being planned here in ; Cape May; especially, at 1 the Cape May County Art r League, headquartered in i the Carriage House on the > Physick Estate, 1050 Washington St. Authors Howard Michaels and Marl cia Cudworth will be on hand selling and I autographing their book — • one much in demand for Victorian buffs, "Self- [ guided Architectural Tours ; of Cape May." Even posters and postcards are I available, too October 15 the I Washington Conservation Studio of Washington. D.C., will be conducting a seminar on restoration of paintings and frames from i 7 to 10 p.m. Also, Oct. 19 there's the Kids-Art Program 1 p.m. to 2 showing how to make grapevine wreaths. On hand, too, will be Eric Diehl demonstrating wood bowls on a lathe. Last but surely not least. Raffle Drawing is Oct. 19 of a painting called "White Roses'' by Lucille Hansbury. SATURDAY. Oct. 12 is the car raffle drawing at Star of the Sea on the Mall in Cape May. This is the car you've been buying chances for all summer long — now there's going to be one lucky winner at 10 that evening. Just to help make things more cheerful for "losers", the ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society are selling cake and coffee — all homemade goodies baked fresh, while accordionist "Angelo" gives out with some delightful tunes You can dance, too. if you wish, starting 8pm There is no charge for admittance Late chances will be sold in the parish hall IN MEMORIAM: Edward C. Jarvis. former borough commissioner and resident of Cape May Point. He had many interests, but one closest to his heart was the tiny Saint Agnes' Church at the Point. He was general overseer, keeping it in tow as if it were his home. He'll be sadly missed not only by his family, but ever so many friends.

Glickstein, Cooper Engaged WILDWOOD CREST - Mr and Mrs Sol Glickstein. of Edison, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Shari Beth, to Robert Edwin Cooper, son of Mrs. Shereen M. Lloyd and Robert W. Cooper of this community. Both are graduates of Montclair State College. The bride-to-be is an account executive for A.D.P. in Gifton Her fiance is employed by Union Carbide in Wayne as a customer representative. The wedding is planned for Sept 14. 1985

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Saluttto Goes To McGuire STONE HARBOR - Second Lt. William J. Salotto, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Salotto of Philadelphia, has completed the U.S. Air Force military indoctrination for medical service officers at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. Salotto is scheduled to serve at McGuire Air Force Base. N.J. His wife. 'Eleanor, is the daughter of Dr. Eugene B. Spitz of 12 !06thSt.. here. AARP Trip Set COURT HOUSE - Chapter 1182, American Association of Retired Persons, of Middle Township, will sponsor a trip to the Inner Harbor, Baltimore. Tuesday, Nov. 19. For information. call 465-5449.

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