Thursday. June 21.1979

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July 4 Festivities At Stone Harbor

STONE HARBOR-This year’s Independence Day. July 4 celebration sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce will again be an all-day family affair, with games and contests for

youngsters and oldsters from 3-73 years of age. Borough Councilman R. Jack Fitzpatrick and Chamber president Glenn A. Townley have announced a complete

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program of events that will be of interest to all ages, both male and female Fabulous prizes and trophies will be awarded to the 1st. 2nd and 3rd place winners in all events and in each age group. Starting at 10 a.m. the events will run- continuously throughout the day winding up with the judging of the Sand Castle Building Contest at 4 p.m. All the events will be held on the athletic fields at 81st & Beach except the Sand Castle Building contest which will be held on the

81st beach.

Then starting at 8 p.m. on the parking lots at 95th & %th sts. and the Beach thi day’s activities will with an hour long musical treat put on by the well known Duffy’s String Band from the Philadelphia Mummers parade. Their theme in the 1979 parade was “A Bouquet of Roses”.

The first part of this lifcNRIKSON. 77.

musical highlight will be a jrtvopd series of the favorite tunes. ■ n<

some old. some new. that have made mummers music so famous. The middle portion of the band’s performance VHII be a display of mummers parade drills and struts by the band und its captain Then the windup of the evening will give the general public a chance to

show how the mummers’

day strut is performed with all attending the concert dancing all over the area.

WALON ANCHORAGE U5 21st St.

WILLIAM ULENN. JR. 84. North Wildwood. A resident for 72vrs.6-12 PEARL KLEINMANN 83. Wildwood. Died in Florida 5-18. ROBERT GREENFIELD. 54. Cape May Former postmaster. 6-12. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN. 79. Estell Manor A veteran of both world wars. 6-9. JOHN (*. ELSBERG. 81. Swainton. A U.S. Army veteran of World War II. 6-

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WILLIAM HOLD SWORTH. Green Creek An artist for the City of

WildWtMd. 6-10

E.W LIPPINCOTT. 68. Philadelphia. A lifelong resident of Wildwood until!

months age. 6-11

KATHRYN F NAGEL. 54«^North Wildwood. An area resident all her life. 6-

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Born in Sweden she livecLbere since 1928 6-13. BERYL ( GLEASON.

64. Ocean City. She was an assistant guidance director at Ocean City High School.

6-13

ALFRED ANDERSON. 81. Burliogh. He lived here for several years. 6-10.

Jaycee-ettes Bake Sale

NORTH CAPE MAY - The Cape May County Jaycee-ettes will sponsor a Bake Sale Saturday. June 23 in front of the Dellas Store. North Cape May Shopping Ceqler. Proceeds of the sale will bemrfit a group home soon to be opened by the CMC Unit of the N.J. Association for Retarded Citizens. The group home on Rl. 47 is the first of its kind in the state, and flS] ready to be occupied W Cape May County r youngsters designated moderatelyretarded and aged 6-12 years

Bridge

Tourney set

June 27

STONE HARBOR The Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Club will hold a Club Tournament on June 27 at 7:30 in the Fire Hall in Stone Harbor Results of the game on June 13 were: North-South — I Ruth Reese and Betty Mull: 2 Ginny and Dick Hardenbefrgh; 3. Dorris Barker and Eugene Fisher: 4. Jane and Bert Graff. East West l Sally Souder and Mildred Snyder: 2. Betty Deeny and Mary Pyle: 3. Carolyn Eldon and Peg DuPlicki; 4 Nan Zeller and Dot Taylor.

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