Herald & Lantern 14 December ’S3

She's Shirley McBride, mother, nurse, and artist extraordinaire! On November- 22 through 28, Shirley’s artwork was on display at the Centre International D’Art Con tempera in, 27 Rue Taine, Paris! Hiis exhibit covered many American contemporary artists and Shirley was one selected. Our heartiest congratulations to a mother of a large family

Slews Notes from-

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doing part-time work as a nurse and even finding time to paint. TTiese are difficult times, especially around the

holidays. But if you’ve any baby items you can spare, the Christ Child Society, which is working with Birthright, needs baby articles. If you have any to

Js WIN BREAKFAST ^ ^ IN ONE OF THE WORLD’S V GREAT BANKING CAPITALS! ZURICH! LONDON! NEW YORK! CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE! ENTER CAPE MAY COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN’S

WAKE UP TO THE EXPANDING SERVICES OF THE NEW CAPE MAY COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN! This grand opening may be an eye-opener for you m more ways than one Because Cape May County Savings and Loan offers more services than us name impi.es You can use us for IRAs. NOW checking accounts, mortgages savings and

investment certificates

» And no matter what your banking needs may be, at Cape May County Savings and Loan, youll

find all of them come complete with friendly,

professional service and a genuine interest m helping

you use your money to make money

Now that you know all about us, come share the celebration at our new mam office — or at any of our

branches'

WIN A TRIP TO ZURICH, LONDON OR NEW YORK! k ^ °. u ' Grar ^ e Y e 5 )pen,n 9 Sweepstakes' Everyone 18 years of age or over .s eligible Theres nothing to buy deposit or open Just come in to any of our branch offices and ask for a free entry blank fill n out arxf drop It into the otfoai entry box Chances o» winning depend on the number of entries All prizes will be awarded m a random drawing to be held m our new mam branch at noon on Monday, January 9 1984 siluiSiy Bul 1™“ “o h »v''« enter l>y clo«e ol bu*ne«« on

Cape May County Savings and Lban is celebrating.its 60th Anniversary with the grand opening of its magnificent new mam office on Mam ■Street m'gape May Court House 1 its a proud new landmark for us and the County residents who have entrusted us with over one

hundred million dollars

Surprised 9 You shoukJnt be We ve grown because.^ know how to make our customer s money grow And most of it grows right here m Cape May County Through^iome mortgages and investments m sound local businesses

Breakfast in Zurich! Win a 7-day B-mght trip tor two to Zurich' Fly to Switzerland on Pan Am and stay ■n a luxurious Zurich hotel Tell eireryone you meei you re an international Danker' Breakfast is on us whiie'you re there'V^

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spare or know of anyone who does, please contact Mrs. Mary Imburgia of 415 Cambreidge Ave., Cape May Point, 884-5134. Mary, as she is known to everyone, is doing a fantastic job with this necessary organization and she needs your help ever so much.

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THEY’RE THERE every week to see that the church altars are just as clean as can be — Mrs. Julie Titus, Mrs. Warren O’Neill, Mary Bromley, Betty Eldredge and Nettie Mescolotto. That’s why the dedication these women have make them almost indispensable. Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape May is beautiful, and with their weekly help, well it’s just perfect!

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In case you’ve forgotten, Free Art Class at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church is Monday 1 p.m. Artist is Marie Roehrenbeck, longtime Cape May artist. Republican Women’s Club of Cape May has changed its ChristmasParty Dinner to Thursday, Dec. 22. It’s still at the Atlas' Restaurant and Lounge. Only the date has been changed to accommodate everyone’s desire. Some members were going to be out of town, so now it’s all set to please all! Dp6’t forget to notify president Helena Stout so she can set a place for you and yours!

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DON’T FORGET, if you want to state your views about the proposed parking lots designated by the City of Cape May, the Elementary School Board is calling a public meeting for Saturday, Dec. 17, at 10 a.m. The parking plan as outlined by the city is truly the answer in more ways than one insofar as our congested parking situation is concerned. It’ll mean a lot to have the streets clearer, es pec tally for fire engines and emergency rescue squad runs ioo. Think about it, but more than that, bby concerned. It’s your privilege! HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Sheila Nollander, former owner of the Central Pharmacy here in town. Sheila has a contagious laugh — always the congenial hostess, be it in the drugstore or at -fiome. We wish her so many, many more happy times. Hubby, jack, can still be seen on Sundays at Central Pharmacy, where he’s still known as “Doc”.

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It’s lovely to have a Christmas card with your home pictured thereon. This is just what Judy D'Orio and Diane Fisher have done. It’s called “The Villa”, the former home of artist Nina Scull, but these girls have just about turned the house about. The result is simply divine! Patricia Pal Promoted N. CAPE MAY - Patricia L. Pal, daughter of Wilfred P. Snyder Sr. of 10 Cove Dr., has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank’ of senior airman. Pal is a linguist at Osan Air Base, South Korea, with the 6903rd Electronic Security Group. She received an associate degree in 1980 from Gloucester County College, Sewell.