Herald & Lantern 1 February 84

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They’re Jeanne and Richard Haefner, owners and operators of tbe.Mister Donut on Dennisvilk Road, and their hearts are just as big as their business. They donate delicious asaortments of doughnuts to-the Altar-and Rosary Society iadies who manage the kitchen on Bingo night at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape May. Best of all, Jeanne and Richard even hand deliver the doughnuts to the ladies so that they don't even have to make the trip to get Jthem. Tfcat’s, charity by the dozen, to he sure. Charles Seppy of the Foerster Optical Co. in Court House is the "manager with the mostest". Broken glasses brought to him by an anxious hospital patient, who had to report quickly for tests,. was given prompt service in minutes so that she could be on time for her appointment. Not only that,

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but Charles said, “Don’t worry. It’ll be good as new.” And that it was, in no time flat. SO .MANY to wish a speedy return home from the hospital with all sincerity: Jennifer Halbrunner,. daughter of Cape May's Base Manager Jerry Inderwies; Nancy Johnston, of the. Cove Restaurant, and Angelo Mnorelli, all at Burdette Tomlin Memorial. Also on the sick list are Mary Pine. Josephine Callahan, Bert Whitman Anna Rose Pnrgatorio. Eleanor Wenzel, Margaerite St. John, Regina Hennigh, Father Robert Erwin, Jackie Hetman, John Gilligan, Alfon-

so Martorell. Margaret Hawkins. Jim Campion. Teresa Gray and Margaret Palmer!. Home from the hospital and day-by-day getting stronger is Cecile Jarvis of Cape -May Point. All good wishes, Geil. • • • She’s only 11 years old, a good student at St Raymond’s School, with beautiful golden-red hair and a pretty face too. That’s Heather Stover of Town Bank. I met her at the West Cape May Bingo Hall and she was the essence of politeness, offering to help if someone needed anything. Her proud parents looked on — of course, with smiles!

TOO BAD. The» MAC (Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts) trip to Wheaton Village had to be cancelled. The comparatively new Victoripn trolley broke down on a trip to Philadelphia. But watch here for a new date, which will no doubt be set as soon as all is mended. • • • Don't forget, if you like to sing in a group, Our Lady Star of the Sea in Cape May is once again organizing a choir to sing at the 11 a.m. Mass on Sundays. Cathy Campbell is anxiously waiting for you. Come immediately after the 10 a.m. Mass and join in with the singing at the 11 a.m. Mass. I’ll be there too. playing the organ. • • • lx Memoriam: Florence Toy of Cape May, a wonderful all-around citizen, ■ mothar, and former president of the Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady Star of the Sea, sadly missed by so many.

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