f) Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 20 November '85

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] 'Free' Shopping Sturdy Project

STONE HARBOR - A I "free" Christmas shopping | spree for residepts of the I Cape Care Center in Court J House will take place | Saturday. Dec. 7 at the | center, thanks to employes I of Sturdy Savings and Loan I and the generosity of comI munity members. This is the second year I for the project, which is sponsored by Sturdy employes. Last year, the employes and citizens throughout Cape May County donated items to the Eastern Shore Nursing Home so residents there could find Christmas gifts for their families and friends without leaving the facility or spending money. • THE PROGRAM last year was a complete success and employes from each of our five offices will be donating their gifts and time to the effort again this year." said John Armour, president of Sturdy "We want to do what we can to help make the holidays happy for as many people as possible." he said Project coordinator Lenore Donohue. also manager of Sturdy's Court House office, said this year's drive is underway and any donations from community members would be appreciated. "We need all types of items this year for men. women and children of all ages." .she said "I hope j everyone in the community who has anything"at all to give will heip the residents shop for their friends and relatives " DONOIIIE SAID new and used gifts, in good condition. will be accepted at any of Sturdy's five offices in Cape May County and should Ik* small enough - or packed tightly enough • so they can be easily transported from Sturdy offices to the nursing home Sturdy employes will wrap the items chosen as gifts by the residents at the center Dec. 7, . "Last year we received such a generous and over- I whelming response from ! our employes and the com munity." DonohutT said | "We still have a few more [ weeks left in this year's

drive and we hope to receive the same outpouring of generosity as we have in the past." Items can be dropped off at any of the following Sturdy Savings and Loan offices: in Stone Harbor at

94th Street and 3rd Avenue; in Dennisville at Rt. 47 and Woodbine Road; in Court House at 17 S. Main St.; !n North Cape May at Breakwater Plaza; and in Avalon at 2628 Dune Dr.

1 Jfc 1 1 ' I ' ' I I ■ SHOPPING START — Lenore Donohue shows some of the gifts collected by Sturdy Savings and Loan Association for Cape Care Center residents to select as presents for family and friends in "free" shopping spree.

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