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Info to Aid Summer Residents

AVALON For many years if summer residents didn't receive an area newspaper sent to their winter home'they didn't have much idea o( any new laws tHqt would affect them when they returned for the summer Herbert and Ruth Spencer advanced such leclings to the borough (irt/ncil. and council president It Stewart Gray was sympathetic. Herbert Spencer was placed in charge of a committee of five wh««e sole purpose was to gather information on regulafions affecting dogs, trash hags, speed limits and similiar Information The committee for in I urination for property owners and renters sifted through all the Avalon ordinances and presented, in capsule form, all in formation non-resident properly owners should know IN ADDITION to the Spencers, the five committee members included William Leahy. Fred Davis. Resident of the Avalon nome and Umd Owners Association, and Avalon Councilwoman Rachael Sloan

As the committee looked into the ordinances, paragraph hy subparagraph. it found many items of interest to property owners Following about two days of searching, a meeting was convened, and all five members boiled down what each had come up with to about two solid-typed pages of items of interest "We just have the do's and don Is that non residents should know, " Mr Spencer said. "We've enjoyed doing this; in fact, we made it up so that the beach and hike' rules and regulations can be given to every summer rental in the Borough." "WF'RK RFALLYanxious to get the second sheet into the hands of Realtors for everyone to have a copy," Mrs Spencer said "When everyone knows the rules and regulations, it helps cut down in infractions, so police work is cut and people can have more fun." she noted The Spencer 's comments came as they were busy addressing and sealing envelopes for the first of two mailings The first was concerned with the borough's hick bay

dredging plans and will go to about 200 affected

residents

There will be a large mailing of about 4,000 of the rules and regulations to be included in the May tax hills, putting important information in the hands of Avalon residents prior to

summer

Communion Resumes STONK HARBOR As of March 2. St Mary's Kpiscopal ('hurch will resume 8 am. Holy Communion service's on Sundays Holy Communion will he celebrated also at 10 a m on the first, third, (and when applicable) fifth Sundays of the month, and on any Sunday that falls on a holy day On the remaining Sundays the 10 am. service will he Morning Prayer. During Ixmt there will be a Holy Communion service each Thursday at 7:30 p m in addition to the regular 10 am. service The K.C.W workshop meets from 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursdays, except on the first Thursday of each month when the E.C.W. monthly meeting is at

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DELLAS STORES HOME OF NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK IM-2S89 STORE M4.4JM NORTH CAPE MAY CAPE MAY BAYSHORE S FERRY RD HOURS WASHINGTON S DECATUR DAILY 9 6. FRI. 9-9 DAILY 9 5:30 k SUNDAY I0-3 SUNDAY 9-2^

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THE NEWEST supermarket on the Jersey Cape is scheduled to open this Saturday on HreakwaleV near Bayshore Rd. in Fishing Creek.

New Supermarket Opening in Lower

FISHING CREEK - The Jersey Cape's'first Shop 'n' Bag supermMket opens in the Breakwalbr Shopping Plaza, Breawrater near Bayshore Rdjf.. here, this Saturday morning. The 10 am. opening comes following a two month delay caused by equipment and delivery problems. The new store with some 30,000 sq. ft. of space, is among the largest supermarkets in the area. In addition to personalized service and quality-at-low-prices. Shop n' Bags have a buy one-get-one free feature. The store, with upwards of 45 employees, offers one-stqp shopping including a complete line of meats and delicatessen. GEORGE AND Gladys Keller of Philadelphia and N. Wildwood, are owneroperators of the newest

supermarket which joins a group of some 8o Shop 'n' Bags throughout the Delaware Valley. The next closest are in Millville and Pleasantville; and like all the others, the Lower Township Shop n’ Bag is owner-operated, with the owner on hand for personalized service. Shop 'n' Bags started in Philadelphia in 1961 as an outgrowth of the Frank-ford-Quaker Grocery wholesalers. Frankford* began in 1888 and the operation has been 100 percent cooperative since that beginning. THE SHOP ’N* BAG in Fishing Creek will be in competition with the Acme. A&P. and Shop-Rite in the area. With shoppers coming here from throughout the county, it will help establish the location of Fishing Creek.

There has been reluctance on the part of some area people to /give directions to Fishing Creek sir&e the actual creek is at the northern end of the Villas while this commudity is at the southern end. Now, with a supermarket among the major attractions in the new shopping center people will get to know where the Fishing Creek community is.

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