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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday, July 19.1979

Film At CAPE MAY - On July 24. one of - the great suspense films of IMS will be-shown at*:15p m inthe air conditioned Victorian Tower* Auditorium Charles Laughton stars in a haunting tale-of innocence and evil in tunvof the-

Tou?er» century London, "The Suspect" taughton gives &n unforgettable performance as a middle-aged shop keeper who i* both shy and unhappily married. He becomes enamored of a poor young woman played by Ella, Haines

Storur Harbor Shorelirwa

■y JaaiMtta O'May

Baseball Bus Trip

Billy's Dell ITALIAN A AMtRICAN DELICACIES A To*ty Varloty of HOAGIES -IAT IN ORTAKEOUTr -A ★ COLD CUTS * ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES HOMEMADE SPAGHETTI SAUCE MEATBALLS • ROMANO CHEISt «CI CSt AM COM 11 A MIUCSHAKIS ' UrS A 9rd Av*. ttons Hsrhor MAIMS

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Keene's Kitchen INTHI NORTH CAPI MAT SHOPPING CINTIR BREAKFAST - LURCH • RIRHERS takeout

There are three courts down at the bird sanctury, each just a block long, which shaped up about 70 years ago when 109th, noth, and tilth streets were mosquito stomping grounds. The tiny, tar-paper-covered cottages were built by Stoneman Lodge for the summer enjoyment fo the families. As the bungalows passed from owner to owner over the years they became more expensive and less primitive, so that today not one dwelling remains in its origional fof-m. However, the spirit of togetherness hyfs never gotten lost In the

tiwnsition.

M .iBed to live on Weber CdArt and loved it; it's sort of like an "Allen’s Alley" and one never feels alone. I still walk over there to abit Bill Hughes first Jame to Stone Harbor 68 years ago when Saint Mary's By-The-Sea was a vacation home for the boys' choir of the church that Bill attended He never missed a summer here, later with his wife and son Bill, and now he and Ann live on the Court „ year round. Peg

Little Miss Sea Isle Contest

SEA ISLE - Applications for the 3rd Annual Little Miss Sea Isle City contest are now being taken at City Hall. 4416

Landis Ave.

The contest will be held at 8 p.m. July 30 at the Townsend's Inlet Civic Center on 85th St. To be eligible for com-

Myers has spent more summers on the Court than anyone, coming for the first time 43 years ago with her husband and two children. Hank died a couple of years ago, but Peg still stays on in her neat little bungalow. Her neighbors, Florence and Horace Griffith, bought a cottage 25 years ago and are now retired there; their three daughters spent many happy summers on

Weber Court.

Ted and Dick Owens suitcased it from Philly every weekend during the '40s and now reside in that cazy little cottage on the comer of Second Avenue TTieir front yard is ablaze with scarlet geraniums and Dick plants them in the island in front of his house as well. He recalls when Second Avenue was a lountain of sand infested ..ith _ poison ivy and bramlile bushes. Ted's sister] Ruth Hewlett fell In love with Weber Court and has stayed for 22 years. Whem one is captured by Stone Harbor, one never

wishes to escape.

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petition candidates must be either year-round or summer residents of the city or residents of campgrounds immediately

adjacent to the city.

Candidates must wear long gowns preferably or party dresses. Judging will be based primarily on personality and ap-

pearance.

All girls must report to the civic center at 10 a m. July 30 for rehearsal. Pauline Zurawski is pageant director. FIVE-POINT

CLUB

AVALON - The Five-Point Club will sponsor a Pot Luck Dinner and White Elephant Sale at fi t>.m. July 19 in the Avalon Room, Borough Hail. for truly unforgettable dining pleasure HENNY’S In Stone Harbor

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

OPtN EVEIV DAY

Driftwood Dining Room MON —SAT. 510 P.M. SUN. J-I0P.M.

APHAIMMO TUIS.—SAT. NIGHTS AND SUN. AfTIBNOON 14. The Dynamic Duo JOE BARON &ALRITI SUNDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS GEORGEJOHNSON ttfplwno

COLD SPRING - A trip to the Phillies - N Y. Meta Game is scheduled Thursday evening, Sept. 6. A bus will leave from the Maswiic Temple, Old Shore Rd, Cold Spring. Bag lunch

ah^soda sold on bus. Free bus prizes. *- Benefit Cape May Easter Star No. 156. For reservations phone 886-6363 or 884-1168

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EAT IN TAKE OUT GOURMET BURGER OF THE WEEK "NEW YORKER" CHEDDAR CHEESE, BACON, on KAISER ROU CORN-ON-THE-COB HOT AND RUTTERYI

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