Thursday,.Vune 28,1979

The Herald And The Lanlern

Page 19

Avalon Quilting Class AVALON - Avalon Recreation Dept, is offering a new addition to their summer programquilting. Classes begin Monday night. July 2, at 6 at the recreation Hall, 30 and the Beach. Quilting is an excellent way of using up those scraps of material saved for years. It can be both relaxing, rewarding, and a fun way to meet fellow craftswomen. It is interesting to see the variety of patterns and styles that are used to achieve the final product. To many, quilts are a labor of love, a family heirloom passed frbm generation to generation, and an early American tradition adapted for today 's needs They can be considered an energy saver - warmth and comfort for what could be a long and very cold winter. So beat the energy crisis and use energy of you own -

quilting.

Bring your scraps, pins, thimbels, needles and thread to the first class. Class size limited, so call The Recreation Hall, 9673066, or Norma Reichen-

bach, 967-4252.

Gordons Celebrate' AVALON - Dr. and Mrs Hans C Gordon of 168 39th St.. Avalon and Philadelphia, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary June 30. The Gordons have been property owners in Stone Harbor and Avalon for over 50 years. They have four children, . nine grandchildren and six great-

grandchildren. Fire Dept.

Plans Events AVALON - A( the regular meetings in May and June the Avalon Volunteer Fire Dept, worked to finalize plans for the annual Clam-bake.*and the coming of the Hoxie Bros. Circus. The Fire Dept, is looking forward to widespread support from residents and visitors to make these events the great success they have

been in the past.

The Fire Dept, will be selling Advance Sale tickets to the Hoxie Bros. Circus to be held Monday. July 2. These reduced price tickets are now on sale from members of the Fire Dept GET YOUR CIRCUS

TICKETS NOW!

MR '*'1 THE HELEN L Dll.LEK VACATION HONE «. BUND CHUDRIN^

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BUND CHILDREN TO ENJOY AVALON BEACHES The Borough of Avalon has donated 25 Beach Tags to the Helen L. Oilier Vacation Home for Blind Children so they may enjoy Avalon Beaches as part of their vacation. Shown fn front of the home (center) is Joseph Ostrowski, Secretary-Treasurer of the home, accepting the Beach Tags from Russell Griesback, Supervisor of the beach tag program (left) and Mayor Ellsworth Armacost (right) who helped make this program possible through the people of the Borough of Avalon. Vacation Home For Blind

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The Lions work hard all winter raising money and readying the home for yet

another summer.

But, "when you see the children you see the results,” Lloyd said. Asked if she notices a difference in the children after their stay, Lavery said, "Ah, yes," with a smile in her voice.

Chamber Urges Opposition

(From Page 1 > Committee at a public hearing held at Stockton College last week. "We do nottreat housing needs and environmental concerns as mutually exclusive. We have achieved a balance." he added. A combination of politics and exaggerated environmentalist concern is responsible for the sweeping nature of the plan, Sternberg said. “We’re subject to the whims of all the officials in the northern part of the state.” he said. "Everyone is taking the atlituderVfcei don’t want anymore jpowth' fcere, go 1 elsewhere',” Sternberg said. The Pineland Planning Commission is comprised of 15 members. One member is a federal representative, seven are state appointed by the governor and the

Avalon Women's Tennis Toumet

AVALON - Doug Macauley, Summer Recreation Director in Avalon has announced that the Women's Tennis Tournament is schedule to run June 30-July8. "This event, as well as, the other tournaments scheduled throughout the season are always popular

with our summer visitors and residents alike" commented MacaulC$. "We urge all interested women tennis players to sign up for this tournament and for additional information, please call 9674168”, he concluded. The summer recreation schedule is n#& underway.

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remaining seven are individual political divisions from South Jfrsey." Sternberg said. - Cape May Coifh%. a Ipw population area, has no exclusive representation politically and therefore, noone to really go to bat for the county in its opposition to the Pinclands plan. Sternberg said. In its appeal to the Pinelands Commission the Chamber asked the body to recommend to the N.J. governor, Brendan Byrne and legislature that Cape May County be excluded from the pineland preservation deliniation and that a public hearing be held in Cape May County. Without an exclusive advocate, it is unlikely the commission will find in Cape May County’s favor, Sternberg said. It is therefore up to individual residents to make their voices heard, according to the Chamber

for truly unforgettable dining pleasure ;henny’s In Stone Harbor

Daily Luncheon OPEN SALAD BAR 11:30 AM TO 3 PM OPEN EVERY DAY

Driftwood Dining Room MON.—SAT. 5-10 P.M. SUN. 3—10P.M.

APFf ARtNO TUES. — SAT. NFONTS AND SUN. AFTERNOON 1-*. The Dynqmic Duo JOE BARON & AL RITI SUNDAY AND MONDAY NIGF4TS GEORGEJOHNSON at th« piano

Donations of articles or money may be

made by contacting arw Liops member or calling the Helen L. Dilfehvacation Home for the Blind at 967-7285. To a group of very special children, it means more than just a summer vacation at the shore; it means a world of difference

in their life.

There are sign ups each day, Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 A M. at the Community Hall. There are activities for all ages and we hope pll residents and visitors will come out and sian up for something that you enjoy. Don't forget there will be swimming and field races on the Fouth of July

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