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STONE HARBOR - At The May business meeting, the last in the school hall until September, Senior President Lsstse Pfager announced the group would meet during the summer months at the county park Three meetings art? set for June 11, July 16' and Aug. 13.. There will be covered dish suppers starting at 4 p.m As in the past, music will be furnished by Harry Strohmetz and Ray delJiurentls with assists from Ron Schtssler and Paul Sc; lett. It was also announced that the Seniors annual bowling "banquet" will be at the Golden Inn, 11 a m., June 16. This banquet is really a breakfast and all members of the group arc

■ Jf' — HOSPITA1. POSTER Contest winners pose at Burdette Tomlin with their art teachers and winning works. They include, from left: 1st place winner Wendy Nicholas.and teacher Michael Wen berg, and 2nd place Darlene Day from Middle Twp. schools: and rcan 3rd place winner Kim Zsltkousky and teacher Lynn Sternberg of Wildwood. The art work highlighted American Hospital Week.

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40 members and guests attended the ’76 House dinner show, and that reservations are being taken for another trip to the Catskills this October. GuesL^speaker for the evening\ was Nancy Richey, president of the Stone Harbor Garden Club. She detailed, the borough's plans for beautifying 12 more flower islands on Second Ave. and the installation of automatic sprinklers on each island. This, she noted, will mean all the islands from 87th to 105th Sts. will have been planted with special flower beds.

' COURT HOUSE - The follow,n« ■rwi birth* have been reported by Burdrtie Tomlin Hospital here MARK JOSEPH HIMKRAUGH to Joe and Maureen Donnelly Hlmebaugh of 55 Sun ray Rd. Del Haven, May » MELISSA LYNNE McPHERSON to DouRla* and Mary Lou Mayer* McPheraon of 7I» Atlantic Ave . N. Cape May, May 25 MARIA VICTORIA CAMPANIRIXO to Antonio and Debra Elliott Campanlello of (B7 Town Bank Rd . N. Cape May. May r ROBYN MICHELLE GRIFFITHS ' to Albert and Brenda Nutt Griffiths of 5W Main St . S. SeaviUe, May 29 MICHELLE CAROL MOORE lo Jennings and Lillian Roth Moore of «06 Miller Ave . N Chpe May. May 20 DOMINICK THOMAS CAPRIONI II to Richard and Vlrfinlif Stiles Caprionl of Bos 277A. Woodbine Rd , Beileplain, May 30 GEORGE WASHINGTON YOUNG IV to George III and Patricia Baldwin Young of 109 E. 2tst Ave.. N Wildwood. May 30 NICOLE MARIE SANDS to Robert and Jandt Lewis Sands of 300 W I5th Ave.,N Wildwood. June) LESLEY' ANNS GABLE to George and Lou Anne Gable, of 512 Mulberry Rd . Villas, May 23. (bom at AUantic City Medical Center) JENNIFER MICHELLE WEBB to HMmas and Donna Webb. Bay shore and Spruce Rds . Villas. May 27. (bora at home).

Auxiliary To Seat Officers AVALON - Peggy Rorkland will be seated as president of the Stone Harbor-Avalon Branch of fhe, Burdette Tomlin Hospital Aux. during the unit’s luncheon meeting, noon June 12 at the WWtebrier. She win succeed Rachel Stoan, who. has served as president for the past two years. Other incoming officers include vice president Mary Jane Lea, treasurer Virginia Urle. recording secretary Jan Kramer, and corresponding secretary Pauline Young. All the new officers reside in Avalon.

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