The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, March 11,1981

Page 18

AMONG THE Stone Harborlighta who have return ed from Florida or are on their way home are Margnerlte Klotibncher and Bill and Jane and Carey Bow who took a pad together on Palm Beach Shore* at the south end of Singer Island. They were entertained at dihner, in Boca, by Doris & Tom Mlt^iHI. Buss & Becky Balleyihid Arnold & Helen Morris. The foursome reciprocated by taking their hosts out for lunch and a three hour cruise on a 42 ft. yacht. (Now that’s the way to eat in our estimation.)

They saw Marie and/Mr. Mayor) Jim Wood while there also. They’re suntanned and sassy and we’re cold and sulky- • • • WE HAVEN’T met anyone who doesn’t think highly of Dave llaberle. Avalon’s director of Recreation Police Chief Joe Foley is unstinting of his praise of Dave for giving the younger gneration varied and interesting programs as an alternative to Dullsville during the winter months. Dave has incorporated interests tailored to meet the needs of all age groups:

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Slimnastics for those of us who watch too much television; golf practice, paddle tennis, volley ball, weight lifting and basketball for the athletically inclined; roller skating for kids and adults at different hours bimonthly; pool, darts, dances and you name it. He‘is so well organized he’s scheduled up to six months ahead, so if you’replanning to use Community Hall for an event, call Dave immediately. * • • • YOU SAW IT in this column first: Joannie and Dave Krumbhaar shall return. Renowned architect Dave is down here this weekend working on plans to remodel the cottage of Mary and Jerry Supplee on Avalon Ave. at 19th st. We hear Dave has just gotten a fat-cat job of

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SPEAKING OF inflation, and who isn’t? We wi chatting with Mayor] Ellsworth Armacost, short time ago when he told us of purchasing Avalon's first ambulance. With the help of Jack Woifington. he bought a top-of-the-line Cadillac ambulance when he became mayor, for $650 and it was manned by the Public Works Dept. This has been abandoned due to new state requirements and the municipality’s need for a new ambulance for the hightly-trained Rescue Squad. This time the lifesaving conveyance will cost $65,000!

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AS CITIZENS we are all falling down on the job! We have been attending council meetings in both Stone Harbor and Avalon and encounter the same five or six concerned residents at each. Many times we’ve heard the requests of the governing bodies for greater input from their constituents. Don’t you have the time? Don’t you care? Are you really willing to let a small humber of concerned citizens try to represent your viewpoint? We've heard matoy grumbles from many quarters yet we rarely see the complaintants at the meetings. Why don’t you 'show up at the meetings and help the officials that you have elected fulfill your desires?

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MR. AND MRS Frank M. Smith of Eaglesville, Pa. and Stone Harbor have announced the engatement of their daughter Beth Ellen, to Glenn R. Reber of King of Prussia, Pa., the son of Eleanor and the late Paul R. Reber. m Beth Ellen is presently the material return coor-

dinator for A.M.P. Special Industries in Berwyn, and Glenn' is employed by Philadelphia Electric Company in their Schuykill division. The personable couple will tie the knott on April 11.

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It came to us first by rumour but Thursday night, at the Princeton Grille Lounge, ye bumped into Anthony Zurawskl, former owner of the Whitebrier Hotel and'he confirmed that ithe Whitebrier Restaurant will be serving meals as usual this summer.

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