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Sione Harbor Shorelines By Jeannette O’May Landmarks in a village are fascinating history and today I am going to tell you about a couple of them in Stone Harbor. The Big Event on Aug. 1, 1912, was the opening of Shelter Haven Hotel. This was the largest single building in town and was the most elegant spot on the South Jersey coast. Formal attire was an absolute must in the dining room and affluent gentlemen arrived with their ladies in full regalia. In the ballroom downstairs "Flock Around the Clock" BUI Haley and His Comets were packing them in. Jack Stack, a former owner, tells me that this is where Bill got his start in show biz. Mr. Stack also relates that during Prohibition rumrunners brought the booze to the dock and it was stored on the top floor id the cupola. Sounds like a swinging story for sedate Stone Harbor! Peruse these prices from an old business card (circa the 30s) and you'll discover^ that taking a bath, privately, cost a few bucks. "Double room with private bath, $50 per week; double room, $30. Single room with private bath, $40 per week; without bath, $20.” Shelter Haven was completely rebuilt in 1961 under the ownership of Mr. Stack. The Hof Brau House is no more (a vacant lot stands at Third Ave. and 106th St.) but the spot will never be forgotten by the folks who spent many happy hours there. A menu of the "Seafood Palace of the Seven Mile Beach" was loaned me by Ted and Dick Owens, and I'm going to let you "eat your heart out" by mentioning'some of 'the goodies served there (about 40 years ago). "Special Shore Dinner" at $1.75 listed several appetizers, among them crab meat, shrimp cocktail, snapper soup, clam chowder and steamed clams with drawn butter. The entree was a whole broiled baby lobster, complemented with Julienne potatoes, cole slaw, celery and olives. And as a finale? Demi tasse, if you please! A dozen clams casino cost 75 cents and a ham sandwich 15 cents. A sloe gin fizz rocked you 35 cents, a glass of chablis 20 cents, a bottle of Ortlieb’s 15 cents and a mint julip 45 cents. If you felt like HvirM it up with an "after-difllfer" creme de menthe brotaght two bits. Oldtimers who really stepped out on Saturday night forked over a buck for entertainment and musk that was music! (incidentally, the phone number was 116.) I’ll be telling you about some other interesting Stone Harbor landmarks in future columns. Chicken Bar-B-Q STONE HARBOR - Stone Harbor Rescue Squad will hold its chicken Bar-B-Que Sunday Aug. 26 at the 80th St. ballfield 4 to 8 P Tickets are $4.50 and may be purchased at the ballfield.

Register August 23 tor ACC courses in Cape May County

Atlantic Community College knows the importance of spending your time wisely. That's why we've scheduled evening and week-end glasses through the Cape May County Extension. Registrations will be accepted Thursday, August 23 from 3 to 8 p.m. in Middle Tdwnship High School, Cape May Court House. Fall semester classes begin September 4. ACC is fully accredited, which means that all credits earned are completely transfeneble to other colleges. For assistance and complete information call ACC at 625-11 11 or 646-4950 or the Cape May Extension at 465-7857. College credit courses being offered this fall include:

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Fundamentals of Nutrition

R = Thursday Allied Health 60.110 9103 M. 7-9:40

MTHS

3-0-3-3

Fundamental Drawing

Art 03.110 9505 R. 7-9:40

MTHS

1-2-3-3

Banking (Offered in cooperation with the American Institute of Banking)

Principles of Bank Operations

20.101 9302 T. 7 9:40

MTHS

3-0-3-3

9503 R. 7-9:40

OCHS

3-0-3-3

Bank Management

20 102 9501 R. 7-9:40

OCHS

3-0-3-3

Money and Banking

20.103 9901 R. 7-9:40

OCHS

3-0-3-3

Installment Credit

20 204 9401 W. 7-9:40 r

OCHS

3-0-3-3

Law and Banking

20.213 ^ 9301 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

3-0-3-3

Introduction to Business

Business Administration 17.101 9309 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

3-0-3-3

Principles of Management

17.120 9304 T. 7-9:40

OCHS

3-0-3-3

Real Estate

17.152 9^03 R. 7-9:40

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3-0-3-3

Business Law 1

17.210' 9407 W. 7-9:40

OCHS

3-0-3-3

Business Law II

17.21 r 9403 W. 7-9:40

MTHS

3-0-3-3

^ollege Reading and Study Skills

Developmental Studies II 90.101 9314 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

3-0-1-3

Principles of Economics 1

Economics 46.110 9505 R. 7-9:40 '

OCHS

34-3-3

English Composition 1

English 02.101 9132 M. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-3-3

9133 M. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-3-3

Government Introduction to Gorernment and Politics 43.101 9’303 I. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Health & ftoysical Education Basketball/Volleyball 79 108 9402 W. 7-8 50

MTHS

0-21-2

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Law Enforcement 27.101 9303 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Police Role in Crime and Delinquency 27.102 9502 R. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Mathematics

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38.105 9116 M. 7-940

MTHS

34-33

Introduction to Logic

Philosophy 52.100 9505 R. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

General Psychology

F^ychology 54.101 9115 M. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Human Growth and Development

54.102 9313 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Educational Psychology

54.213 9303 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Basic Typewriting

Secretarial Science 22.110 9306 TR. 7:30-9:10

MTHS

22-34

Basic Shorthand

22.120 9304 TR. 7-9:40

MTHS

2-2-34

Principles of Sociology

Sociology 56.101 9419 W. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

The Family ^ Interpersonal Communication

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MTHS

3433

Speech 09.110 9307 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Communication for the Deaf

09.130 9301 T. 7-9:40

MTHS

34-33

Principles of Sociology

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- Sun. 10 a.m.-noon. 1-3 p.m.

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Make the most of your time. Sign-up for one or more of ACC's Cepe May L courses. Cape May County residents "must present a chargeback form when registering so that they can arrange to have part of their tuition paid by the county. Forms are available from the county treasurer's office. Master Charge and Visa are acfcepted. For the fall semester. ACC also it offering a wide rangp of college-credit and non-credit courses on its Mays Landing'camput and at its other Extensions. , ,