Wednesday, March 25, 1981

The Herald and The Lantern

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The Cape Mays Dolly Stango 884-4770

CAPE MAY’S represented at The White House 1 — artistically, that is. It all happened when former artist-in-residence of the Cape May County Art League, Edward <Ne<|) Hergelroth, was asked to a painting of a certain home in Kennebunk Port, Me. Artist Hergelroth was, in fact, painting the house of Vice President* George Bush as a “victory present" from his friend, the acquaintance who commissioned Ned to do the honors. As it turned out, the Vice President liked the picture so well he wanted to thank the artist himself. And this he did via phone call. MR. HERGELROTH was recovering from a gall bladder operation when suddenly around 11 p.m. the phone rang, and Mr. Vice President himself was ever so cheerful and thankful. He loved the painting, and it now is on the wall of his bedroom right in the executive Vic^ President residence in Washington, D.C.... Incidently, Ned and

Katherine Hergelroth now reside in Cape Neddick, Me., which is close to Kennchunk Port. • • • THE RESCUE SQUAD Dance Review is scheduled for Saturday, April 18 at Convention Hall. It'll star Yvonne Shelton with about 25 numbers with a cast of ever so many. Proceeds, of course, benefit the squad. Isabelle LaGrosse is chairperson and she needs your help coming to this event it’ll be a grand place to bring your friends for the holiday. • • BABY BRYAN Beasleyis now home from Burdette Hospital...he’s all of nine months old and mommy, Michele is now making plans , for his birthday celebration which is June 16 Bryan had a respiratory problems and is being closely watched. • • • SO SAD WAS the passing of Francis A. Farmer, brother of Helen Brown of West Cape May, and Clarence Farmer, president of the Cape May Ten-

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nis Gub. Mrs. Brown and Mr. Farmer wish to thank all their friends who responded with a wealth of flowers, cards and telephone calls. The Browns and Mr. Farmer are usually helping others, and they’ve been doing it all for ever so many years. Whenever a storm hits the West Cape May area, they’re always ‘on the scene’ helping, bringing food where it’s needed and just checking to see that all are comfortable. Out of all this, they've set up the West Cape May Red Cross Auxiliary, and indeed plaudits are in order.

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COME SOMETIME late July, there’ll be another in the family of Harriet and Richard Samuelson. Right now their time is being spent picking out names. (I’ve given my usual supply of some real wild Italian names, many of which are truly beautiful — soooo pleasant to the ear,

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Price sing! Mass of the Healing at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church is scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday, March 29.

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THE LARGEST toy store ever in these parts is going to be right on the Mall in Cape May. Previously, it was known as the Victorian Card Shop, but within a couple weeks you’ll be able to see the widest assortment of stuffed animal toys, dolls, games — anything that’s different in the way of toys and more toys!

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THE NOSTAGLIA SHOP on the Mall has many charming articles — mostly old and for collectors too. There are old ice-cream parlor ehairs, dishes, odd pieces of furniture, dolls, some jewelry — and lots of smiles from storeperson Betty Campbell. Their recent contribution to the Cape May Squad as a door prize to one of their functions, was a milk-glass oldtime "chicken dish.”

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IT’S GOING TO be sad. but we understand why Elizabeth Quinn, wife of the recently deceased Charles Quinn, wants to return to her home in Mount Vernon, N.Y. So many Bridge enthusiasts wish Elizabeth would stay.

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