Cape May County Herald, 22 April 1981 
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Herald & Lantern 22 April 81
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EVERYONE NEEDS MORE FREE TIME. Free Timex watches. Only at Heritage.
Take a few minutes of your free time and walk into your nearest Heritage Bank office. Just deposit $500 or more in a high interest paying account.or certificate, and walk out with a free Timex Or other fine timepiece. Or take advantage of our special low discount prices. Choose'your free gift from a wide variety of top quality Timex watches and other fine timepieces. And as time
marches on, you'll continue to gain as your savings eqrn high-interest. So come into Heritage Bank today. You'll be in the-right place at the right time. And you can walk out with a free Timex. Federal regulations prohibit the compounding of interest on 6 month Savings Certificates during the term of deposit. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal.
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McBrides Plan 50-Year Fete RIO GRANDE - Hugh and Rebecca McBride, of the Florida Motor Courts here, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday with a Mass at Our Lady of the Angels. Court House. Following will be a reception at the Anglesea Moose Lodge, North Wildwood, of which they are members. the McBrides. originally from the Fairmount Park section of Philadelphia, have lived here for the past seven years since his retirement from Acme. They have six sons, 20 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
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Heart Assn. Rose Sale The South Jersey Shore Council of the American Heart Association will hold its fourth annual ‘‘Roses for Mother” sale May 7, 8. and 9, throughout Atlantic and Cape May counties. The South Jersey Shore Council, part of the new Southern New Jersey Chapter, will sell artificial wood pulp roses that are scented with rose oil. Proceeds will go to the AHA. THE ROSES WILL be sold outside Steinbach’s in the Shore Mall, Pleasantville, from 10 a.m. until dosing on May 7. 8. and 9. They also will be available throughout Atlantic and Cape May counties on the same three dates, and on the Ocean City Boardwalk on May 9. Roxanna Vallaster, secretary of the Southern New Jersey Chapter, is chairman of the sale. Atlantic and Cape May counties 1 last fall merged with Camden* Burlington. Gloucester, Salem and Cumberland to form the new chapter. The South Jersey Shore Council is still located in PleasantviUe.
K.C. Degree Set ERMA - Th< Stella Maria Council 354«, Knights of Cohimbus, will hold a Third Degree Admission (Knighthood) at 8 p.m. April at at the Council Hall here. Hie K.C. team from Camden will conduct the Third Degree Admission. 2 Honored SEA ISLE CITY - A total of 35 years of dedicated service to the city Board qhEducation was recopjmejjMgweck as the Board of^Cdmmissioners honored retiring Charles Maginnis and Milton Dale. Maginnis served the Board of Education for 25 years and Dale a total of 10 years.
