THURSDAY, JANUARY 11,1979

THE HERALD

PAGE 17

C.M.C. S&L Promotes Two Villas Women

Two Villas women have been named to fill the posts of manager and Assistant Manager of the Cape May County Savings and Loan Home Office, 7 North Main Street. Frank Strohm, President of the Cape May County Savings and Loan Association announced recently that both women merit their appointments because of the fine work they have done with the Association in the past. Charlotte Groome, the new Manager has been with the Association for three years. She is married and has three sons who attend schools in Lower Township. She graduated from Hallahan High School in Philadelphia. Mrs. Groome has worked in the Home Office during her entire length of service with the Association. Gertrude Hilvert, the new Assistant Manager has also been with the association three years. She is married and has four children and a grandchild. Mrs. Hilvert holds a New Jersey Real Estate License, which she finds helpful working in a Savings and Loan Association whose main interest lies in mortgaging real estate property. The Home Offic of the Association is not the only office to have two women managers. The Marmora Office, which serves Upper Township, has Corylin Armour and Sandra Ingram as Manager and Assistant Manager respectively. In addition to the fact that both Mrs. Groome and Mrs. Hilvert are from the Villas and have worked equal lengths of time for the Association, both have husbands whose first names are Jerome.

Airport Center News

“Old age is like everything else. To make a success of it, you’ve got to start young. You can expect anything these days.” MONDAY: Ceramic class starts at 9:30 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Instructors are Eleanora Cubernot & George Strattan. Physical fitness at 10:30 A.M. Knitting, crocheting, tin can art, hook rugs, napkin dolls, place mats. Our hairdresser will be in that afternoon. Also starting Jan. 15th a new game of ELEPHANT will start at 12:30 P.M. In charge of this most interesting game is Grace Richrds who brought the idea back from Florida. All Grace asks is that you bring a 25 cent gift which you put in a paper bag, and not to open your bag until after the game is over. TUESDAY: Ceramics, physical fitness, tin can art, place mats, kitting, crocheting, hook rugs, macrame, broom stick lace and Bingo with Lucy Pedano calling the numbers. Bring a canned good of some kind which will enable you to play the game. WEDNESDAY: Our nurse will be back from vacation on Jan. 10th. All seniors are urged to keep a check on there blood pressure. It’s free! There’s ceramics, physical fitness, knitting, crocheting, hook rugs, tin can art, place mats, and the ever popular game of pinochle in the afternoon, starting at 12:30 to 3:30 P.M. THURSDAY: Ceramics, physical fitness, knitting, crocheting, tin can art, language. Class starting at 10:00 A.M. There’s also stick weaving, macarame, place mats, hook rugs, and line dancing with Dot Wheeler in charge starting at

1:30 to 3:00 P.M. All are invited to come and if you are not a member you will be required to register with us. FRIDAY: Knitting, crocheting, tin can art, hook rugs, pinochle playing in the P.M. PLEASE NOTE: On days of card playing, the game must be over by 3:30 to secure the building before 4:00 P.M. ATLANTIC CITY TRIP cancelled for January 11th. SICK LIST: Still unable to come back with us are Henrietta Amos, Mae Tonzello, Peg Jacobs. Florence Martino and we wish every one a speedy recovery

TRANSPORTATION & LUNCHES: If you need a ride over to the center call Anna M. Walls t 886-5161. For lunches call 1 week in advance for your reservations. Two free lunches are provided per week per person, 60 years and older. Jack's Comer is the caterer. TRIP TO TOM’S RIVER MALL PLANNED: Because of the cancelled trip to Atlantic City, a trip to Tom’s River Mall has been planned for sometime in January. Look for the date. OUR NEW KITCHEN will be completed by the end of the month (we hope). AGAIN A REMINDER: If we should have bad weather, it would be advisable to call the center at 886-5161. Eleanora & Honey will let you know if the center will be open. WINNER of the big frog went to Anna Hutchinson of Wildwood Crest. UNTIL NEXT WEEK. See you at the Airport Senior Center, Building 29. Happy a happy week!

Seniors Ring in New Year

Some 60 members and guests' of the Harbor Seniors rang in the new year with music and song. Afterwards they enjoyed a hot buffet dinner featuring tomato soup especially prepared by Mrs. Nancy Phillips. Chairman of the evening, Mrs. Matt Woolery, thanked committee members for the preparation of different and delicious platters featuring

generous slices of filet mignon. The Seniors’ musicians, Harry Strohmetz, Ray deLaurentis, Ron Shissler and Paul Scarlett were presented with specially tailored jackets inscribed with their first names across the upper pocket. The jackets were the idea of Mrs. Ruth Fisher ahd the.names were hand painted by senior member Tom Mitchell.

S.H. SENIORS TO CELEBRATE 9TH ANNIVERSARY

Tp celebrate their ninth anniversary the Seniors of Stone Harbor will hold a covered dish party in the American Legion Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 7th starting at 5:30 P.M. President Vernis Pilert announced Mrs. Ruth Fisher will be chairman of this event. She will be assisted by Mary Scarpello, Frances Trouland, Helen Metzger, Be Shissler, Marie Spence, Betty O’Brien and Lillian Castellano.

The committee will provide a birthday cake and each guest is to bring a covered dish to serve four persons and their own plates and silverware. Entertainment with live music will be under the direction of Harry Strohmetz. In addition to the Seniors’ four piece band, recorded music will be available. All Seniors wishing to attend this annual affair should make reservations with Mrs. Fisher.

[photo] TWO VILLAS WOMEN ARE MANAGERS AT SAVINGS AND LOAN - The Home Office of the Cape May County Savings and Loan Association has two women from Villas as Manager and Assistant Manager. They are, from left. Gertrude Hilvert, Assistant Manager and Charlotte Groome, Manager. Frank Strohm, President of the Association is shown congratulating the two on their recent promotions. The Home Office is located at 7 North Main Street, Cape May Court House.

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