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Here's Dolly ah By Dolly Stango j

Guess what? You'll be happy to learn that Callie, the little Calico kitten adandoned by the roadside, has now found a new home. I will be visiting with her shortly to bring a "house gift" and also to give a few hugs of my own. Callie has surely warmed so many hearts — I've been stopped so many times asking about her. Many seniors at Victorian Towers would have loved to take Callie, but no pets are allowed. The same goes for the Housing Authority Project on Lafayette Street, where pets are allowed but a $600 deposit is required to make sure pets are not going to damage the premises. Nevertheless, Callie is happy now — and needless to say, so am I. HERE'S A SALE to beat all sales. Thrift Shop at Our Lady Star of the Sea in Cape May is having a $1 per bag (Acme large size) sale. Items which can be included are dresses, slacks, underwear, men's shirts and slacks, and children's wear. The shop is open every Friday and Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and located in the basement with entrance on Ocean Street where the sign indicates. Go in to browse. There are Deborah Meet SEA ISLE CITY - The Upper Cape Chapter of Deborah will hold its last spring dinner meeting 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at Garrity's Restaurant here. For reservations, call 967-4250. Yard Sale NORTH CAPE MAY - A yard sale featuring junque jewelry to benefit the Lower Cape Branch of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will be held 9 a.m. -2 p.m. Saturday, at 116 Heidi Ave. Casino Trip WOODBINE - The Woodbine Division of Cape Human Resources is sponsoring a casino trip to Resorts International. Atlantic City, Wednesday. June 25, leaving the Woodbine Service Center, 5:15 p.m. If there is a demand, there will also be a pickup at the Parkway. For information or reservations, call 861-2816 or 729-4902.

some shoes, houseware items and many really good books, both reference and fiction. So many dedicated workers volunteer their time — Nancy Tronco, Rosemary Jones, Teresa Banscher. Vicky Piersante, Madeline Gavin. Ada Scott, Marie Hilsey, Pete White, and the ever tireless worker, John Passaro, who hails all the way from Del Haven but never misses a week. Others are Sally McAneny, Eleanor Butler. Frances Mikusa, Gertrude Walsh and Virginia Branca. of the Friday afternoon shift headed by Sally. Saturday afternoon shift consists of Mary Stevons, Nell Wheton, Elizabeth Alexander and Kathy O'Neill, headed by Mary. Woodrow Wilson Democratic Club had its installation of new officers: Catherine E. Dwyer, president; Hattie Carter, vice president; Anne Gibbons, secretary; and Terry McMahon. treasurer. Theresa A. Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly II. was graduated from Neuman College, Ashton Pa., with honors and her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Dwyer of West Cape May. THE RECENT Quilt and Decoy Show sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) was a huge success. Many thanks go to the many volunteers, exhibitors, dealers and even to the public for dedicated help and support. This event was enjoyed by many. Don't forget, same time, same place next year, too! It's the end of many years of having a lovely women's apparel shop in our midst here in Cape May. The Margaret Mary Shoppe has closed its doors, with owners Peg and Mary Mogck, wanting to "take it easy" for a change. They'll continue to make their home in Village Greene also in Florida. We want to wish them all good health and a happy retirement. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bill Dwyer of West Cape May. This man seems to deduct years instead of adding them. Also to Mary Huntrr, Les Sprinof. Tina Carlson. Todd Gravinger and Terence Lorens. It's a boy! Proud, proud parents are FoFo and Gus Andy of LaMer Motel. Other children are Bessie. Vivian and Maria, all beauties. Congratulations and many good wishes.

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Hams Plan Field Days COURT HOUSE - Amateur Radio Field Days with the Cape May County Amatuer Radio Club will be held at the County Park here 2 p.m. until closing Saturday, June 28. and Sunday, June 29, until noon. Ham operators will make contact with amateur stations across the country using telegraphy, telephony, and computer aided packet radio. Trip Slated To Trumps's RIO GRANDE - Cape Human Resources will sponsor a trip to Trumps' Castle Casino. Atlantic City, 5:30 p.m. Friday, leaving the Social Services Building parking lot. Rtes. 9 and 47 The Joe Williams Lounge Show, featuring music from the 40s and 50s, is included free. Lighthouse Benefit Sun. NORTH WILDWOOD - A fund-raiser benefitting the historic Hereford Inlet Lighthouse Restoration Project will be held at Kitty's, Walnut and Old New Jersey Aves.. on Sunday, June 15, beginning at 8 p.m. Donation is $5 and irtcludes a cocktail. The popular danceband "Wildflower" will be performing. For information call 522-5071. Trip To Canyon WILDWOOD CREST - Chapter 118, Order of the Eastern Star, will sponsor a trip to the Grand Canyon Sept. 27-Oct. 4. For more information, call 729-2913 and ask for Kay or Judy. A Dancers' Reunion? AVALON — A "turn back the clock" dance reunion to recall the dances of the 50s to 1964 as performed at the dances at 20th and the Boardwalk here is being considered in this borough. Those who remember performing the stomp, the twist, and Mexican Hat Dance in that era are asked to write Eileen Horner Post or Sue Keen at P.O. Box 47. Avalon, N.J. 08202 Benefit Set By Coalition STONE HARBOR - The Jersey Cape Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament will sponsor a benefit at Harbor Place Play Park here 5:30 to 10 p.m. Saturday. Activities include face painting, a puppet theater and more. For tickets call 390-1829.

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