18 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 20 November '85

2 Once you have seen "the hills, | | and the villes, the attics and g 2 the lofts ..." | there is only one | place that offers the finest jj 8 selection of country gifts and | | accessories at the best prices 2 and free gift wrap. | 2 Join Us For Our First Anniversary | I j [_ Country V \ Crossroads 2 / \ 649 Kings Hwy. 2 v . : i ; Yij S. Seaville 2 t' 1 a little out of the way. 2 1

f tGailord Blouses b 30% fMJ'G 0FF > . -a* OW tFCfA ONLY / i ,/' Y SWCIAl. ' i'KICKS ON OTHER VV j-'.-WX FASHIONS TOO! ALL SUMMER bU off SPORTSWEAR] SHIP & SHORE SHOP Rte. 109 In the South Jersey Marina CAPE MAY • 884-2326 MON THURS.. FRI. & SAT. 10 A.M. 5 P.M (CiMfYrurj|Ji^^ 1

i F.yf] [ m WiUiflM Rl5 QflLLERiy OPEN DAILY KKATl'Rim. CAROL SEBOLD > STONE HARBOR, N J. 2nd Ave. at 94th St. | 368-6361 \ AVALON, N J. At The Golden Inn & Conference Center 78th & Dune Dr. • 368-3363 I ■ jj • gPl • ■ »'

jjj Here's Dolly jSkr By Dolly Stango 9 I 1— —

I He's 95 years young, ft almost, looks 20 years less. j{ is very active, and lives in 7 Victorian Towers. He's 3 Thomas d'Amico, a ft historian constantly doing ft research — the latest is J that James Madison, the 1 fourth President of the 2 United States, was the first ft President to wear long ' I trousers in the White J House. Keep up the good 8 work, Tom. and let us know what other interesting ft historical facts you find. jj I received a note from ! Joyce Berrian, the new recreation supervisor at £ the Wildwood Recreation jj Center. 243 Rio Grande 9 Avenue, Wildwood. advis2 ing all the activities being ■ planned I For children, there's a | course in Dance and I Creative Movement, every I Tuesday and Thursday for I ages 4 to 6 at 4:30 to 5:30 I and for children 7 through I 12 meeting time is 5:30 to 6:30. To register call the center. 522-5847. For adults there's the chance to exercise, stretch and move in a Slimjazztics Class Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. All ages are welcome. Call the center to register. Instructor is Rosanne Smith Merrick. who has danced and performed in South Jersey* for the past 10 years. JAMIE KIOCCA. the 13-year-old (now he's 14) Cape May's dearest son who succumbed to acute leukemia after a desperate struggle to live, will always be remembered. Just recently the Cape May Coast Guard Training Center made a sizable donation to the Children's Hospital in Philadelphia for research into the deadly Jlness which took Jamie from us. It's in Jamie's name that the experiments will continue to somehowcome up with something so as to help other children af flicted with this terrible disease Another sizable donation also in memory of Jamie Fioeca to the Children's Hospital was from the South Jersey Kennel Club. Jamie's grave is always decorated — sometimes with little floral pieces, at times with large bouquets Right now there a.re several small pumpkins and from time to time cards and even handwritten notes left pinned thereon. His boyfriends

ride by. stop, say a prayer and then leave a memento. The family is there almost daily with loving prayers. Pretty soon the monument marker will be there to make it easier for all who may want to stop and visit. Still some seats available on the bus shopping trip to the Echelon Mall Wednesday. Dec. 4. sponsored by the Cape May Women's Republican Club. Bus leaves Acme lot 8:15 a.m. Call me at 884-4770 for reservations. CONGRATULATIONS to Msgr. Patrick J. Madden, pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape May on his 40th year in the priesthood. Ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society made it a memorable occasion with a delicious luncheon with all the trimmings. Monsignor's faithful housekeeper for over 30 years. Mildred Menz, not only helped make sandwiches but she came down to the "Dugout" (church basement lounge) where the celebration took place. The large cake with whipped cream was topped with the figures "40" ... We wish you many, many more, Monsignor. Happy Birthday to Marim Sheldon. Mary Connors. Sarah Steelman, Horace Stevens.; Cass Richards and to rather Robert Pasley, associate pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape May. Get well wishes to Margaret Emerson, now hospitalized after a fall. And to Ruth Rudolph, also hospitalized. _ Round Table On Civil War COURT HOUSE - The Civil War Round Table of Cape May County will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday. Nov 26. in the meeting room of the Cape May County Library building. Mrs Janet Nash, retired educator, will speak about her great grandfather. Robert Smalls, who escaped from slavery, then served with the U.S. Navy during the Civil War. Anyone interested in membership, is asked to call 465-4651.

KNIT DRESSES • SWEATERS And DESIGNER BAGS BY MILLICENTE open year round UM.-Frt. 10-5 sat. 10-2 • 4C5-71C2 CD I 112 S. Mill St., Cape Mat Court House I

PINEBRQPK THE CITY STORE AT THE SHORE Open Year Round with a selection of Hen, 7 Grethel Ron Chereskin Calvin Klein Le Tigre Union Bay Basic Elements Cap* May • Stone Harbor

Featuring Antiques and the Fine Crafts of Cape May County Open Thurs. thru Sun. 10-5 CHERISHABLES 408 Rt. 9. Ocean View (next to Magnolia Lake) 624-0193 S33! Discriminating Fashions J Y. 287 96th St.. Stone Harbor • 368-5301 • SALE • 20% Off All Bl OUStS BY KEVIN STUART AND SHAPEIY 20% TO 40% Oft SPORISWl AR. DRfSSfS. PARTY DRESSES. Nit, HI GOWNS ROBES AND IINGERIL HOLIDAY FASHIONS AVAIL ABIE' ^ Mon. 12-5 - Thurv 11-5 ^ . Fri. & Sal. 10-5 (Clwed Sun.. Tuet Wed.) / f ^

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