Library Fdcus On Romance

COURT HOUSE - Love and Romaiice *re the theme of the County Library’s "Everybody Loves a Lover Contest,’’ which begins Feb. 1 and ✓tnds with a drawing Feb. 14, Valentine’s Day. Open to all county residents, the contest gives six clues to famous historical loving couples. To give readers a head start, here are the six clues, l )An early American Princess who protected with her life an English captain and soldier of fortune; 2)What famous English poetic couple commited their love to sonnets? 3)A legendary love between a Russian ruler and

Queen Victoria’s granddaughter; 4) The King and Queen of Hollywood, who reigned over the Golden Era of Silent Film; 5) Love of this American girl shook the British monarchy; 6) A legendary 12th century French affair> between a classics scIQfcr •nd her tutor resulted in both being forced into religious

orders.

TO ENTER the contest, residents must use an official entry blank available at the County Library, any

of its branches (Avalon, Sea Isle or Stone Harbor) and Senior Citizen luncheon centers. Contestants may enter as often as they wish.using.the official entry blanks. Employees of the library and their immediate families are not

eligible.

The prizes are paperbacks on —naturally, famous loving couples. All prizes wiH be awarded. For more information contact Kathleen Duffy, at 465-7111, *

ext. 289.

Cupid Getting a Hand\ N. CAPE MAY - Cupitl vrtll be getting an assist from the Cape May County Jaycettes this Valentine’s Day, with Cokes by CupM available to order. The cakes come in yellow or chocolate, decorated with your own message and may be picked up or delivered by Cupid Saturday, Feb. 13 or Silhday, Feb. 14. To order, call 888-7412 or 886-4559 by Feb. 6. Checkp should be sent to P.O. Box 766, North Cape May, 08204. Pessagno 'AHA Chair >

CAPE MAY - Charles E. Pessagno, president of National Associates Insurance Agency here, has been named chairman of the American Heart , Association’s 1982 County Campaign. • After receiving a B.S. degree from Bethel College, Pessagno received his M B A. degree from Drexel University. He appeared in Who's Who lAmong Students in American’Colleges and Universities. * CURRENTLY. Pessagno serves as director of Continental Bank, a director of Cape Educational Fund, arid a member of City of Cape May Parking and

Transportation authority. Pessagno hopes that the residents of tne County will volunteei 1 to hfelp . raise funds, and give generously to the American Heart Association. Cubs Wanted VILLAS - Cub Scout Pack 63 is conducting a recruiting drive for boys 8 to 10 and their parents. Interested hoys and their families lire invited to the next pack meeting at St. Raymond's Churth, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 28. For 1 information call Judy Reeves, 886-5859.

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