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•OUR FAMILIES are scattered so, with the usual regret, we left .7-Mile Beach on I>ec 22 and started out We had gotten to marker 21.3 on the parkway whefl thfe dashboard lighted up like a Milted pinball machine Wc were marooned there for three'.hours (four good Samaritans with C.B. radios slopped and offered help) hut finally a parkway employee stopped, and got us a tow truck Within minutes We started out again the next v day and despite the driving conditions or. pro bably because others were too smart to go out, we made up for lost time. We * • spent Christmas' Eve in Wynnewood, Xmas Day In Mafvern.^the follotrmg days in the f’ocMWt, where it was 20 degrees below zero, and New Year's Eve in-Manhattan # * * IN THE HKi APPLE* vve saw Sugar Babies ”.

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Wednesday, January 21,1981

This reporter and her spouse disagree on the quality of the show, but agf-ee that Mickey Rooney's talents arc unlimited and Ann Miller has the legs and expertise of a 30-year-old Rockette plus a gorgeous voice that knocks ybu out of your socks. * * * COUNCTI.WOMAN M»r> Gr,c, Kppn of Avalon went to New York and saw ••Barnurn*' which she loved. * * * Matt- and DREW WOOLEftY are the first couple wc know to have tried the Clolden Nuggett Casino which Matt describes as gaudily magnificent. They had an excellent dinner, at reasonable rates, in the Cornucopia there, and canie home winners. She also affirms the fact that competition is so stiff among the casinos that some arc offering a Iwnus in chips as an Inceptive to

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COUNCILMAN Harry Strohmetz and wife Jessie are looking fit and sporting enviable tans — hnd so they should, having recently returned from a Caribbean cruLse to South America with a week’s stopover in Barbados.

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SANDY AND At Meadowcroft arc blessed with a talented group of youngstefs. Their daughter Pam’s delightful voice is an asset to the chorus of the Stone Harbor Elementary School. - Inheriting their father’s long-time enthusiasm for Mummery, Pam. Al Jr., and Mark proudly strutted with their father on New Year's Day along with their young friends from Avalon — Jenny. Joey and

Johnny Kauterman. the children of Miriam and Joe Kauterman of 384 24th S^. They all marched in the Jersey Jester division of the Liberty Clowns and their, theme was "More Mother Goose in Toyland." Big Al and little Al were tin soldiers and the younger ones danced around

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There were two disappointments in an otherwise unforgettable day — Ruth and Gene Fisher (Pern’s grandparents) had "the bug" and sat with eyes glued to the T.V. set but still missed seeing their family And the Kautermans used color fHm in their camera, which can't be used by the newspaper, so we all missed seeing our 7-Mile delegates strut in what has become part of

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v chartered train, leaving from New York's Penn Station with six stops at stations along the way to pick up members. A reception and dinner isheld in Washington with N.J. Congressional Representatives that evening, Smeltzer said. Sanfa’s Letters Snqgged N. CAPE MAY - The County Jaycee-ettes wish to extend a sincere apology lo anyone who did not 1 receive their "Letterg . From Santa." All letters were mailed to "Santa's Workshop Inc.” North Pole, New York, Dec. 13, 1980, in order for them to post letters from the North

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A phone call Dec. 22 informed the workshop of do one’s having received a letter yet. On Dec. 23 the Jaycee-ettes received a letter stating that the package of letters arrived in damaged condition from JFK-NY and that the workshop immediately sent them out Dec. 23. The Jaycee-ettes regret this inconvenience and hope everyone has. received their letters by now. The Jaycee-ettes are also offering an exclusive buy, in their specially printed cookbook "The Incredible Edibles." This cookbook can be obtained by calling 884-2904. Donation For Band N. CAPE MAY - Delta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi has voted to donate $100.00 to the Lower Cape Regional School Band, which just completed an on-the-road tour. The proceeds from the 7th annual Valentine Ball will,go the Mental Health Services of Cape May County and The Association for Retarded Citizens, the ball will be held Feb. 14. at Enrico's in Wildwood

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BEFORE EACH meeting of the S.H. Seniors a few male members work out taking shots at basketball nets in the school gym. At the Dec. 7th meeting, Stone Harbor’s answer to Dr. "J" showed up. To our surprise a very dignified friend, and fisherman par excellence, known to us as "Andy" started leaping around the court like Meadowlark Lemon. The heck with this "Andy" bit; from now on he'll be known as "Dunkin Drew" Woolery. THE QUIETMAN Kershners of 75th St. were sunning themselves at their home in Vero Beach, Fla. and reading , our weather reports warily but family pulls were too strong and they flew home for the holidays. We would guess they’ll almost be weekly commuters for the new few

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THE PARTIES continue even after the new year has commenced. Fr. Wes Martin and wife Ginny gave a great one fof their parishioners recently. Convversation centered around the Eagles-Dallas cham-

pionship game the following day. Loyalties and expert judgment conflicted and this writer is such an Eagles chauvinist her husband dragged her home quickly to prevent a pregame skimish.

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SPEAKING OF the Eagles. Isn’t everyone delighted that fearsome Bill Bergey made his miraculous recovery on this island this summer* Almost impossible to imagine, that awesome bundle of strength on the day of the game can be the same gentle teddy bear we see with wife Mickey shopping locally with their three

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How about an Avalon Loves Bill Bergey Day, Mayor Armacost* DAVE HABERLE tells that there will be a Special Sweetheart Ball on Sat., Feb. 21 at 8:30. You’ll come along, okay* SO GLAD that Betty Beard won a first prize in best ■ commercial lighting for Seashore Home SOpply. Her innovative and artistic windows ' would turn Scrooge into a pussycat.

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