Wednesday. April 23,1980

The Herald and The Lantern

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Need Sale Items CAPE MAY — Salable elementary school. For articles are needed for a pick up of such items this PTA-sponsored rummage week, call RR4-7632. * • sale next week at the

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SHORELINES

by Jeanette O'May

Jujj .3 Concert ^rt by Army Jazz Band

One Very Active Group

STONE HARBOR - Did that 1 long-legged bird deliver you before 1925? Do you often become unbearably bored? If the answer^ are Yds and No. you probably are a member of Stone Harbor Seniors Perhaps you are one of the original 20 members or one of the additional 150 who have joined since t^ie club was founded a decade ago. For you ov^r-55'ers who are unfamiliar with this exceptional establishment, why not do a little research? There's always A Happening wi^i SHS. FOR THEIR parties, it 's an unbeatable jazz hand comprised of Harry Strohmetx, Ron Shissler, Paul Scarlett and Ray del.aurentis (who has played with many of the Big Names >; and a trio of vocalists. Sara Brady. Marcelle deljiurentis and Marie Spence. The band is attired in spiffy gold jackets emblazoned with a musicians’ logo created by Tom Mitchell. Wednesday is meeting night The first one is business, the rest of the month th<» bingo and pinochle cards come out. Throughout the year there are various outings; like a day at Casino City. a dinner theatre party, and a fiveday trip to the colorful Catskills. RUTH FISHER is tour director, succeeding Marian Peterman, who originated the program several yafers ago. The club also boasts a bowling team, organized six seasons ago by Vernle Pilert. Another active lady is Gracine McMenemy. who .has created an In Memoriam

book.

Although the organization is social and non-profit, it has contributed to many local causes, including the tfelen Diller Home. Rescue Squad and Volunteer ’ Fire Company, and at Christmastime donates gifts to the Woodbine .State School Also, the Seniors have wholeheartedly supported Burdette Tomlin Hospital in volunteer services. I .GUISE PRAGER is president; her fellow officers are Dorothy Stump. RaV deLaurenUs. Eileen Connors and Elizabeth

Chaim If you are a resident of Stone Harbor and are interested in joining, get in touch’ with any of these friendly people Remember: life begins at 55; and if you're getting a late start, you can always

catch up!

To Explain Sale Of Home Afler 50 ‘ N CAPE MAY - A seminar on "Federal In come Tax on the sale of your home afler age 557 will be given at Ben's Restaurant here.7 30p m .

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rolz Realtors is spun Hng the seminar Whic'h is open free to the public hut space is limited For reservations, call 88ft-2002 AARI* Vote Set for May CAPE MAY - The annual election of officers, board of directors and members of the nominating committee of the Victorian Cape May chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will be I p m. May 14 at Victorian Towers. All national and local dues must be paid todate to qualify for voting. Greene Saturday CAPE MAY The Village Greene Civic Association meets i:to pm April 19 at the l>afayctte Street Com mum tv Center

CAPE MAY - City band concerts coordinator Arthur Doran has arranged for the 8 p m*. July 3 appearance in convention hall here of the U S Army Band Jazz Ambassadors. Based on last year's response to the Army Band concert here, another capacity crowd Is ex-

pected. Admission is free but by advance ticket only To secure a ticket^ send a \ stamped addressed en velope to- Arthur - Doran. Jazz Ambassadors Con vrert. Bos Ml. Cape May. N.J. 08201. The Jazz Ambassadors is directed by CWO Paul Chiaravalle. a native of • Cleveland.

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