1 4 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 28 May '86

n^iiBumL contemporary crafts 70e te 3ac6 ^j£w''wgA ""W tyuat SlflU- * L TVtvUi Sy AMWUcok e^iAxtHu . it tw.v,**** • ®w • "Pa few 203 9iTn5T.',5lO(IEt1AIWfc09 MSIS1 OPEN DAILY The Craft and Antique Shops cwv, Of Washington Square "'(C^ — K/rt THE BA1LEYWICKE LEATHER SHOP (656) 1\ it/ New location for this well-known crafter •J ffl Tomorrow's antiques handcrafted in our . rynct\ ' jfir shop today. Custom design sandals. 004-Zf Ol !jjl THE PEDDLER'S WAGON (656V4) i Folk art & handcrafted gifts. Books & TQ | Victorian cards. 00 H U 1 1 * | FINER FINDS (664) J LI Antiques & bygones. Colonial & Victorian 00/ /v*#*, /'. I IfJS lighting a specialty. 19th Century 0©4-U4y4 lUly) antiques. () Xj MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (668) I ,| Victtirian furniture & Vintage clothing in QQA.1 QQA Ml a romantic setting. oc " 1JOV ')' VILLAGE WOODCRAFTER (678) k\ Beautifully restored furniture, stencils 1 " and supplies. Old fashioned Christmas v \ Cards and ornaments. 884^046 The 600 Mode Of Washington Street lJ\ \ jr Victorian Cape May £ wir

CHURCH*! Cape May County'sMost Complete Garden Center

T&r ll£B» ' . TIr Tif - (gun T Tgr I

I 2 DAYS ONLY FBI. MAY 30TH SAT. MAY 31ST liAsPnTO ■WW O ;r5i? 7 LAWN FOOD |_,.r~Cn / BUY El,/ 1 10, •8.95^^/ GET A SECOND BAG FOR ONE PENNY

[?]

KAREN BAKER Earns Her Master's CAPE MAY - Karen L. Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Baker of this city, will receive her Master's degree i n Business Administration from Rider College during commencement exercises Sunday. She is a 1978 honors graduate from Lower Cape May Regional High School and received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting with honors from Trenton State College in 1982 She is currently employed with the NewJersey Health Care Financial Bonding Authority as assistant fiscal director, and resides in Lawrenceville SIC Plea: Watch Out For Turtles SEA ISLE CITY - The time is near when the diamondback turtles come out of the bay to lay eggs on the dunes. They must cross major highways like Ocean Drive in order to accomplish this, and the highway slaughter is always considerable. Commissioner James R. lannone was concerned about this problem and. with the help of the Sea Isle City Board of Commissioners was able to publish an information folder by Dr. Roger Wood of The Wetlands Institute. The pamphlet is available to the public from Sea Isle City Hall or The Wetlands Institute. Flea Mart At Starn's RIO GRANDE - The employes of Starn's Shoprite here will sponsor a flea market 8 a.m. -4 p.m Sunday. June 15. on the parking lot of the store. Dealer's spaces are available the day of the flea market. No reservations are necessary and setup starts at 7 a.m. AH proceeds benefit the March of Dimes. The employes from all four starn stores work all year round to raise the funds that are presented at the telethon each year.

Here's Dolly jBkfr By Dolly Stango J

Helene Mace, Republican State Committeewoman and chairperson of the Cape May County Board of Elections. administered the oath of office to the newly elected officers of the Cape May Women's Republican Club at its recent luncheon meeting at the Gold Whale restaurant. New officers are Dolly Stango. president; Marge Veldhoven, first vice-presi-dent; Marie Fields, second vice-president; Doris Jarden. corresponding secretary; Edna Coleman, recording secretary; and Helena Stout, treasurer. Stango was presented with a basket of flowers and outgoing president Sarah Henrywas given a necklace. Because of her diligent service to the organization for over five years, Eleanor Rutherford was also presented with a gift. Every year the organization presents the Cape May Library with a book and this year, Helen Woodruff has picked, The Reagans (a political portrait) to add to the collection. The organization also donates a scholarship and this year, as usual, the recipient won't be known until the end of the high school year term. Mace stressed the importance of aU who use the mail-in ballot to be sure to place in in the inner envelop — sign the affidavit therein and be sure to seal the envelope. So many write-in votes have to be cancelled because this procedure is not followed. THE UNITED Methodist Fellowship Group (next to City Hall) do a series of activities to promote fellowship among members. The men's group do the breakfast on the second Sunday of each month 7 a.m. to 8. Women's group have a covered dish affair and a fellowship night. The youth group, comprised of Doug Tabler, Rev. Say re, Robin Kanady. Kristin Dille and Diana Donavan. have a photo contest with all wishing to enter bring in their favorite picture. Ruth and Bill Megaree. both employes of the Woodbine State School, were

chairpersons for the photo contest. Categories were: Cutest Baby, Funniest Pet, Most Artistic, Best Cape May Theme and Most Original. Judges were Jim Corson and Dolly Stango. Winners will be announced here. Admiral (ret.) and Mrs. John Steinmets are being feted by the Coast Guard Officers' Wives Club. This well-liked couple will be leaving the area very soon after so many years of living here and will be making their home out West. Needless to say, they will be missed ever so much. HISTORICAL Society's Strawberry Festival 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 10 right in its cute little headquarters beside City Hall. Come taste all the goodies — have something delicious to eat there and take home some too. Mrs. Mena Thomas. secretary of the Christ Child Society, writes to thank all who contributed clothing for the needy children they look after, from infancy up and even for the unborn children. All donations mean so much. Toys Ahoy Now Open With Two Floors Of The Unordinary At: 261 96th Street Harbor Square Stone Harbor 368-8342 Open Daily

QdfJUlS A SWEATER FACTORY OUTLET 1 FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU I WE ARE THE MANUFACTURER I / COME IN \j/> AND SEE OUR I \ /V SPECIALS } BARGAINS I P A V GALORE!! - ' STONE HARBOR STORE - OPEN LIMITED HOURS