Herald & Lantern 13 July '83

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"Putting art in the public eye" is the way Mary Federici described the Victorian mural scene being painted on the 60 ft. x 10 ft. high wall on the Victorian Plaza which faces Washington Street across from Victorian Towers. The artists are all donating their services. Cheryl Krues-Lynch is the artistdesigner; others are Mary Federici, Barbara Knipple, Maryann Cannon (who took leave of absence from her job to participate), and Shirley Furnack. ''Sidewalk superintendents" will observe local residents in Victorian costumes will be featured upon the mural. All authentic is what it's going to be: a Victorian scene with poj*ch background, lattice wbrk, and everything you’d expect to see on the front of a real Victorian home. MAB Paint Co. has very graciously donated paints, brushes, and even painters’ caps. So keep on the lookout. You'll be recognizing some of the local figures as they get painted on the Victorian mural. All artists are members of the Cape May County Art League, sponsoring this event. League's headquarters is 1050 Washington St., in Cape May, in the Carriage House on the Emlen Physick Estate. IT’S MEMBERSHIP Drive Time at the Cape May County Art League. Now's the time to join; Take advantage of all the exciting new programs be ing assembled for you and yours Susan Laird is hard at work with a bevy of new ideas. She’s preparing plans for some delightful events you won't want to miss, so call the League It's B84-8626 Join now! Surprise birthday celebration for May Ball was hosted by her sister, Florence Heal. Nineteen attended, and you know what? May was simply shocked. That's how surprised she really was!

It’s one thing to receive "fan mail”, and I really do get some delightful notes from interested readers, but recently I even got one from "Candy Maley", a black poodle owned by Hazel Maley. She even included kisses, her way of showing thanks for the reception I gave her when I last visited her home. Thank you. Candy! Hurry and get well real soon, Ann McMenamin of Victorian Towers. Ann's treasurer of the Altar and Rosary Society and major domo of the Thrift Shop, all of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Now Ann has a serious back problem and has to stay put, something she finds so difficult. GET WELL Depart ment: Mary Pine, Thomas Casino. Josephine Callahan, Bert Whitman, George Hess, Jean Dziomba. Walter Franks, Anna Rose Purgatorio, Dorothy Irene Trout, Evarista Ward and Elizabeth Brown. For 16 years and 17 years, they're champs! Tennis Champs, that is Laura Mossbrook of Court House and Orton Hicks of Cape May were the winning team at the Moore Ten-

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nis Club. Laura is the granddaughter of Florence Woods of Cape May. Proud grandma says Laurel has won in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware too.

That’s a champion no matter how you look at it! A very Happy Birthday to Rita Weis, my darling sister.

Ever notice Cape May City Manager Fred Coldren’s number of working hours? It's no rare sight to see him still at work at 3 in the mor ni’ng, then back at 8 a m. again, staying until very late the next evening with meetings, meetings and more meetings. Never has there been a more dedicated city manager Yet he finds time to say a cl\eerful hello too.

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