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STONE HARBOR - The Women'* Civic Club is planning a special busy .hilv program, according to club president Mrs Gerald Stump added the dpent* will , take on greater significance as the chib will start a fund for a scholarship for the local school • lip until now. the club has participated in-- a rontribution to . ' a

scholarship fund along with the local rescue squad, but this year each organization will have their own scholarship fund THE MONTHS highlight will be the 31st annual Antique Show and sale July R. 9 and 10 Chairing this event along with Mrs. Stump is Mrs. Toddy Kelton An all new event is planned for July 15 under

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the chairmanship of Mrs. Betty Larkin: an Appreciation Luncheon for officials of the borough and representatives of organizations in the community Club members are submitting questions of general interest to the town for an informative short discussion by officials, truncheon will be served and all those attending are requested to call Mrs. LarWn at 36M592 for a

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ON JULY 25th at the elementary school. Mrs. Harry Wear will again sponsor a contest to select and crown Little Miss Stone Harbor Over the years this has bee® a very popular contest for young girls residing or vacationing in Stone Harbor Queens from previous years will pariicipate and the winner will be crowned by last year’s queen Pamela

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Mrs Stump also reported evening dances for young people start July 1 and July 5. continuing every week during July The Tuesday night dance are for preteens. the Saturday, night are for teenagers ( Chamber Car Wash July 6

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GREELEY. COL. - Two Jersey Cape students were among more than 1.200 seniors and post graduates receiving degrees recently at the Unfv. of Northern Colorado. Charles Crmsan of 85th St.. Townsends Inlet received his BA. while Scott Briber of Simpson Ave . Ocean City was awarded his BS. Charles Stump Ceramic Exhibit Opens at College STONE HARBOR - An exhibition of ceramic works by Charles Stump entitled “Transitions’* opened June 23. at Gallery Eleven in the Eisenberg Building, at Slippery Rock State College. Mr. Stump is the youngest of threesons of Mr and MrrifeGerald Stump of this community. His mother Dotty is the widely known member of the Women’s Civic Club serving her second twovear term as president. The show which will consist of works involving a variety of wheel-thrown and hand-built techniques, represents Mr. Stump’s thesis work for his master’s degree in the area of ceramics. nearing completion at the township municipal complex. Tickets for the wash are available at the bank. Villas I timber, and Cape TV & Electronics at Breakwater Plaza. Fishing

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AVALON - The Avalon Senior Citizens Organization at their final spring meeting of 1980 at the Onterton Country Club installed officers and appointed committee chairfolks for the 1980-81 year Incoming officers are .lean Lemke. president; William Crawford, vice president: ICdna Elsworth, secretary. George Scittergood. corresponding secretary: and Alan Reckard. treasurer Committee chairfolk are Ruth Conroy. membership: Helen Coppock. publicity; Jane Maher.

CHAIRING this year's Sea Uom cocktail party beneHtlng the Helen Dlller Vacation Home for Blind Children was Julie Purdy, left, who was aided by Joanne Willis and Cecilia Napoleon, right.

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