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Herald & Lantern '28 April '62 Art Contest For Seniors

COURT HOUSE - The Eighth Annual Senior Citizens Juried Art Contest and Exhibition, sponsored by the County Office on Aging. will take place in the County Library, 14-34

WANTED: A name for our Cookbook, Cape May. West Cape May and Cape May Point residents are asked to do their part in helping select a name for the Burdette Tomlin Hospital Cookbook which has been compiled The Cookbook gives a thumb nail -sketch of sights to see,

restaurants, bed anu breakfast, and campsites in the surrounding area — plus “everyone's favorite recipe.” All suggestions are to be jmt in the box designated Nome the Boyh in the Cherri corner at the hospital, or, give to the Cape May chairperson. Ada/Tuttle, by June 1

'Jews Notes from The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

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Cape May County Unit A nierican Cancer Society 2 rid Annual BIKE-A-THON Wildwood Boardwalk — May 8th Jn/ormotion and sponsor sheets CALL 886-1154

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The Cookbook also tells the history of Cape May County and is going to be a great fund-raising item for the hospital building fund. Anyone desiring applications for this contest should contact Helen Hunter at 884-8440 or Rona Craig at the Washir^gton Inn,

884-7270 ^ t COMMUNION

BREAKFAST of the Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape Nicy recently at the Gol^LWhale, was a most enidyable af^

fair.

Presiding wbre Msg**Patrick J. Madd^tjfUrtor; associate Rev. William Titmas, Fr. Richard Gerbino; and guest speaker, Fr. Williafc Hodges, chaplain at Ancora State Hospital, who also entertained the audience with his singing and#iccordian playing. ENJOYING THE Cape May Mall were Charles Seppy, wife Jane and daughters Kimberly and Lindsay, walking up and down admiring the blooming tulips and then snapping pictures of the family in various spots all with tulip backdrop. * * *. DON’T FORGET the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary Rummage Sale is every second Saturday, the next being Saturday, May 8, in the Franklin Street School.

and her faithful dog Teddy are a familiar duo in Cape

May. • • •

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Teresa Banscher of Victorian Towers from so many of her friends...to Rhonda Kellum of West Cape May...to Marsha Scott of the Point...and special birthday wishes to Christopher Reinz of Cape

Birth Classes COURT HOUSE — The Cape Childbirth and Parent Education Association is holding classes for prepared childbirth for women in their sixth month of pregnancy. The series is eight weeks long and will

May now a young man of* begin 7:30 p.m. May 5 at

Burdette Topilin Memorial

PRESERVATION DINNER by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts will again be at the Mad Batter , Restaurant in Cape May with limited reservations and, as they say, /ir*f come, firat reserved. You will remember last year, there were so many who missed out because of lateness.

New Members DENNISVILLE - The Historic Preservation Association, at a meeting in the United Methodist Church Social Hall, welcomed five new members. Jane Dixon will give a slide view presentation of old views of Dennisville and ship building at Dennis Creek, at the May 19 meeting in the Social Hall.

Hospital. For information and registration call

465-2497.

For Candidates N. CAPE MAY - Candidates Night will be held at the monthly meeting of the Lower Township Republican Chib at 1602 Scott Ave. 8 p.m. May 6.

Mechanic St., 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, May 21. All senior citizen artists — amateur and professional — are invited to display their paintings, sketchings and graphic works. This year’s exhibition will include examples of sculpture and woodcarving. However, these art forms will not be entered in*

the judging.

COMPLETED ENTRY forms should be mailed to the Office on Aging as soon as possible. Late entries will be accepted on the morning of the exhibit. Winners of the county contest will become eligible to enter the state-sponsored exhibition and contest at the New Jersey State Museum in July. The first place winner in last year’s cotinty contest was J. Anton Miller of Cape May, whose watercolor, Non-Olympic Skaters, also won second prize in the professional class in the statewide contest and was on display at Morven, the governor's mansion.

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IN MEMORIUM. Grace Hergelroth, mother of Edward Hergelroth, artist and former artist-in-residence at the Cape May County Art League. Mrs. Hergelroth lived at the League while son “Ned” was there, then moving on to Cape Neddick, Maine. Mrs. Hergelroth, who was 95, was given a memorial service by the Rev. Ralph Tamaccio formerly pastor of the Cape May Presbyterian Church. Eleanora Cubernot, former sheriff in Philadelphia for 22 years then a resident here for many years after her retirement. Husband Ed,

884-0052

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