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CHRISTMAS MERRYMAKING FOR NEW JERSEY QUEEN & CLUB MEMBERS

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Sherri McGhie, MS NEW JERSEY SENIOR AMERICA 2015, and the fabulous ladies of the NEW JERSEY CAMEO, made merry last week, as they used their unique talents to spread joy and happiness around the Garden State during this Christmas season. QUEEN Sherri delighted the crowds of people who watched the Christmas Parade, which was held in Moorestown, last Saturday, December 5th. The weather was perfect for the occasion, sunny, mild temperatures, with no wind.  The convertible was donated by Holman Dealers.  QUEEN Sherri's entourage included: Delores Puzio/MS DELAWARE SENIOR AMERICA 2008, who rode alongside her, and her Mom, Norma McGhie/MS NEW JERSEY SENIORA AMERICA 1995, who sat in the front. After their turn, the 3 QUEENS were invited to sit on the reviewing stand, which included the judges, Moorestown Mayor, and several other invited guests, to watch the rest of the parade.  In this photo, they are joined by the President of the Moorestown Lions Club.  Everyone was treated

'TIS THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY, FOR THE LADIES OF THE NEW JERSEY CAMEO CLUB

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The New Jersey Cameo Club Christmas party was a night to remember.  Seventy fabulous ladies, spouses and their significant others, attended the annual event which was held on Thursday, December 3rd at the Toms River Hotel from 6 to 10 PM.  file photo Kudos go to Chair lady, Jo Ann Gordon/MSNJSA2008, and her committee for organizing such a great evening, filled with delicious food, lively dancing to the music of Steve and Debbie Berger, and fun activities to wile away the hours. The evening began with a few bittersweet announcements, as was noted by Steve, who played "Time To Say Goodbye", softly in the background.  Outgoing NJCC President, Lyn Gibson/MSNJSA2000, thanked everyone for having had the priviledge of serving as President, and announced that she will travel to Arizona for an extended period of time to stay with family.  Bernadette Dudek/MSNJSA2009, received a going away gift, and tearfully told everyone how hard it was to make the decision to move to South